continued democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region has praised him on accuse madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain the spanish government sacked him and dissolved his parliament after a declared independence from spain on friday and independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government army sergeant told me of our style of message that i want to convey is that we have to be patient but if you have to have perseverance and a little bit more you know it is clear to us that the best way to defend what we have achieved so far is to have a democratic opposition to article one five five this is the response to the deliberate action against catalans who have for many centuries felt different we have to overcome any threats and to act in a civil and peaceful manner not wish to use force on us the spanish government in madrid says bridge dimona will be allowed to take part in the december elections. but you know he has no powers no competence there's no financial means so all i insist that if you

government has accused madrid of choosing repression of the dialogue and said it will not renounce its independence from spain. thank you three thousand is the magic number but least on the dow jones which smashed through yet another milestone it all u.s. stocks rising too fast the last hour reporter on wall street also coming up one body is turning to the competition for help europe's adbusters set to make its series planes and. renegotiations over the nafta north american trade deal will not be finalized this year. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update not long after trading got under way on tuesday the dow jones industrial average briefly broke through a twenty three thousand point mark for the first time in its one hundred thirty two year history but the excitement is coupled with hesitation this is the second longest bull rally in history no one knows how much longer at last and if there's a correction around the corner yes coulter is at the new york stock exchange for us here is what exactly has lit that fire under the dow recently. well an epic rally that sold morga

catalonia held a controversial referendum on the session from spain catalonia as president has accused madrid of attacking the region's democracy after a move to suspend the catalan parliament two of the richest regions in northern italy are voting for a bigger say in who controls their affairs and how much tax they pay venice is the jewel in the crown of the net a region which along with neighboring long body account for thirty percent of its of these g.d.p. but many taxpayers in the north resent subsidizing the relatively poor south of italy the honeyed reports. that survived throughout the centuries reflecting a time when venice was a prosperous sovereign state that thrived over millennia before becoming part of. a bygone era some hoping to revive. the future is a europe one of many different people we're not the only ones everyone has a right to decide it's only administration our culture has been forgotten our children are not taught the history of the republic of venice but a history that was never ours. this is a strong sense of identity among the nations but ask anyone and they will s

planning to declare secession during monday sitting the regional parliament speaker has accused the central government in madrid of putting freedom of expression in danger u.s. president donald trump has accused iran again that not living up to the spirit of the twenty fifty nuclear deal the trumpet ministrations expected to decertify the agreement next week saying it's not in the national interests of the u.s. military leaders at the white house to discuss the deal. we must not allow iran to obtain to obtain nuclear weapons the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence bloodshed and chaos across the middle east that is why we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement iraqi forces have captured the town of the surrounding area it was i saw last stronghold in northern iraq the military says some fighting still going on to the north and east of the town where i solicit around it with the capture of the only area that remains under eisel control in iraq it's a stretch along the western border with syria hundreds of peop

were planning to close a session during monday's sitting the regional parliament speaker has accused madrid of pushing freedom of expression danger. the u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of not living up to the spirit of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the trumpet ministrations expected to decertify degree him until next week congress will then decide if it will impose new economic sanctions on tech crunch. u.s. police officers are investigating whether the gunman who killed fifty eight people at a concert in las vegas was planning other attacks but he's still trying to find out why stephen paddock opened fire at the event on sunday officers say he stockpiled his huge awesome all of weapons and ammunition over decades but it's girlfriend and i will do donnelly says she has no idea what copartner was planning and he gallacher is in las vegas he's live for us and he give us some more details if you have them on the latest from that investigation. well the investigation is central question as to the motive behind stephen public's attack on sunday night is still not answered still no

accuse madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain in this month's referendum the spanish government sacked him his parliament and called a new election after it declared independence from spain on friday and to independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government u.s. defense secretary james mattis threats of a nuclear missile attack by north korea is accelerating speaking at annual defense talks in south korea mattis insisted diplomacy was the preferred course of action but stressed it was only effective when backed by credible force he says any use of nuclear weapons by pyongyang will be met with a massive effective and overwhelming military. families government says it has put in place a plan to harvest rice from london bound the bahrain hinge of families. more than six hundred thousand will hinge on her fled to bangladesh. after a military crackdown by me a mosque matric human rights groups say the decision to harvest the rice raises questions about whether the refugees well be allowed back those are the headlines

regional government has accused madrid of choosing repression of the dialogue and said it will not for announce its independence from spain. this is what a cow if it collapsing looks like the ruins of the syrian city of rock the capital of so-called islamic state well today the city failed to us back to forces and into three years of hell on earth and tonight after the atrocities of rocket will anyone ever want to go home again i'm brant gulf and berlin this is the day. it was two thousand and fourteen when isis forces at the height of their power world into iraq stolen tanks spinning through the city's paradise square which isis would soon turn into with showcase of savage. today the same square aptly renamed paradise to help square with no capital and little territory isis is broken is a total defeat now imminent. also coming up they have fought together to push back islamic states now iraqi and kurdish forces may be turning on each other the u.s. refusing to take sides claiming it's really not that bad. aside from the incident from early morning hours on sixteen october south of kir

suspend the cattle and parliament and hold new elections catalonia as president put it will as accused madrid of attacking the region's democracy to the riches regions in northern italy voting for a biggest say in who controls or a pheasant how much tax they pay the need to region neighboring lombardi account for thirty percent of italy's g.d.p. many taxpayers in the north resent having to subsidize for the poor in the south the result of the ballots will not be binding the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been released from prison he was jailed for twenty days for organizing protests against president vladimir putin nivelle in the wants to challenge putin in next year's presidential election but a criminal conviction which he says is politically motivated him from standing. the united nations says a great deal of work is needed to bring stability to sri lanka nearly a decade after its twenty six year civil war it's conducting a review to find out what's coming in the way of vital reforms in elfin and his reports many victims' families are frustrated with the long wait for justice

democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region carlos pushed them all accuse madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain the spanish government sacked him and dissolved his parliament after it declared independence from spain on friday and independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government u.s. defense secretary james mattis says the threat of a nuclear missile attack by north korea is accelerating speaking at annual defense talks in south korea mattis insisted diplomacy was the preferred course of action but stressed it was only effective when backed by credible force. mayor miles government said it has put in place a plan to harvest rice from land abandoned by row hinge of families in northern iraq and states more than six hundred thousand ranger have fled to bangladesh since late late august after a military crackdown by myanmar's military human rights groups say the decision raises questions about whether the refugees well ever be allowed back those are the headlines i'll be back in twen

democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region that has praised him on accused madrid of ignoring the will of cattle and people who voted to secede from spain the spanish government sacked him and his oldest parliament after it declared independence from spain on friday and independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government. but leader of iraq's kurdish region is reportedly not planning to extend his presidential term past november the first parliament is due to meet on sunday to redistribute the powers held by massoud barzani he's been facing mounting pressure to quit or in september's controversial secession referendum iraqi government opposed the vote calling it unconstitutional. two car bombs have exploded in somalia's capital mogadishu killing at least ten people the first targeted a hotel where somalia's president was expected to host a meeting three gunmen were killed by security forces after opening fire inside the hotel the second bomb went off near the former parliament house building and appears to have targeted th

democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region galahs praised him on accused madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain the spanish government sacked him and dissolved his parliament after it declared independence from spain on friday and independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government. gunman have forced their way into a hotel and taken hostages in the somali capital mogadishu the president had been due to hold a meeting there at least nineteen people have died in the attack which began with two car bomb explosions one targeting the hotel another apparently targeting the military police say they've rescued thirty people from the hotel as the fighting there continues. i was driving or took to the front of the hotel that are sort of car exploding at the gate of the hotel i don't know where two of my clients have gone i don't know if they're dead or alive but i saw four dead bodies . the leader of iraq's kurdish region is reportedly not planning to extend his presidential term past novembe

continued democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region karla's fish the mom accused madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain in this month's referendum the spanish government sacked him they solved his parliament and called a new election after it declared independence from spain on friday and to independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government. u.s. defense secretary james mattis threats of a nuclear missile attack by north korea is accelerating speaking at annual defense talks in south korea insisted diplomacy was the preferred course of action but stressed it was only effective when backed by credible force he says any use of nuclear weapons by pyongyang will be met with a massive effective and overwhelming military. government says it has a plan to harvest rice from london on the bahrain. more than six hundred thousand mahindra have fled to bangladesh. after a military crackdown by the trick human rights groups say the decision to harvest the rice raises questions about whether the refugee

cattle and parliament and hold new elections because lenny's president a callous political has accused madrid of attacking at the region's democracy. two of the riches regions in northern italy have voting for a bigger say in who controls their affairs and how much tax they pay the vinita region and neighboring long body account for thirty percent of italy's g.d.p. many taxpayers in the north really resent having to subsidize for the poor in the south result of the ballots will not be binding we'll have it reports now from venice. and ancient that survived throughout the centuries reflecting a time when venice was a prosperous suffering state that fry for over a millennium before becoming part of italy a bygone era some hoping to revive. the future is a europe one of many different people we're not the only ones everyone has a right to decide it's only administration our culture has been forgotten our children are not told the history of the republic of venice but a history that was never ours. this is a strong sense of identity among the nations one of a region that remains an economic power

democratic opposition to the spanish government takeover of the region colace pushed them all accuse madrid of ignoring the will of catalan people who voted to secede from spain the spanish government sacked him and dissolved his parliament after it declared independence from spain on friday and independence demonstrators have gathered on the streets of madrid in support of the government. u.s. defense secretary james mattis says the threats of a nuclear missile attack by north korea is accelerating speaking at the annual defense talks in south korea mattis insisted diplomacy was the preferred course of action but stressed it was only effective when backed by credible force. the government has put in place a plan to harvest rice from land abandoned by range of families in northern iraq and states more than six hundred thousand led to bangladesh since late late august after a military crackdown by myanmar's military human rights groups say the decision raises questions about whether the refugees well ever be allowed back those are the headlines i'll be back in twenty five minutes but for now

developments in the course of the day and then we see a number of senior caterham figures in court in madrid accused of very serious charges of sedition or if you like incitement to rebellion and that could carry charges or a sentence of up to fifteen years but let's take a look at this report. weeks ago he was hailed a hero now catalonia as police chief is the villain appearing in court in madrid major just the commander of the regional muscles disquieted of force was lauded for his swift response to the attacks in barcelona in august in madrid prosecutors accused him of sedition or for inciting a rebellion by failing to quash support for catalan secession. the process asian leaders of two of catalonia civic and grassroots organizations face the same charge prosecutors say the leaders revved up crowds around cattle and government offices on september the twentieth and the human blockade hampered raids by national and civil guard police under orders from government leaders in madrid. is that i invoked the right not to make a statement because i don't recognize this court's competence in relation to

over the catalonians controversial referendum on secession the cattle and regional president has accused madridof attacking democracy and the russian opposition leader alexina valley has held a rally hours after being released from prison he was jailed for twenty days for organizing anti kremlin protests but said killing the countess coming next by. a small estrus north of jerusalem. today it's derelict and abandoned. but for years kalandia our airport was the gateway to palestine. on the morning of the seventeenth of september one thousand nine hundred forty eight a white plane carrying the u.n. and red cross markings landed here. with the first arab israeli war already raging across palestine the un mediator count folke album of dog had come to jerusalem. that same afternoon. as it passed through the israeli controlled part of the city. his convoy was ambushed. by. the way and three guys with machine guns just came out. to us i went up to the fourth quarter. third one went directly to the third controlled through the window. by five p.m. from bernadotte was the day. the assassination was carr

children its military campaign in yemen has killed catalonia places appeared in court in madrid facing accusations of sedition following sunday's unofficial independence referendum the geneva based anti nuclear weapons organization i cound has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize. the united states has lifted its economic sanctions against sudan has had sanctions against the african nation for twenty years a u.s. official cited improved human rights and progress on counterterrorism as reasons behind the move easing of sanctions began under the obama administration it was opposed by human rights groups. the united nations is concerned the growing violence in the democratic republic of congo is worsening the region's refugee crisis and outbreak of violence in the southeast has driven more than three thousand people over the border into zambia in the last month. a transit center. in northern zambia. doesn't know if his wife is dead or alive they were separated when they village was attacked in the democratic republic of congo the security forces were fighting against militia groups in the area

flared after catalonia held a controversial referendum on to session from spain as president has accused madrid of attacking the region's democracy move to suspend the capital and parliament. at al-jazeera paul brennan paul is there any sign of a compromise in this what happens next. well that doesn't appear to be any sign of a compromise at the moment both sides are taking it to salute brink and although we saw some four hundred thousand plus people out on the streets of boston last night today we've seen no major demonstrations out all but the tensions are really simmering what is expected to happen is that colors push them on the council on president he's going to convene a plenary session of the council on parliament. and debate mariano rajoy the prime minister's actions the invocation of article one five five and acts accordingly with the statement now the speculation is that puts them on the council on cabinet could effectively declare u.t.i. . declaration of independence effectively. creating a council and republican in name at least the timing of that could theoretically happen on frida

the regional parliament speaker has accused madrid of putting freedom of expression in danger. and the un peacekeeping mission in haiti is ending after thirteen years it was marred by allegations of abuse of under-age girls by some of the troops the peacekeepers were also blamed for a cholera outbreak. ok let's get you more on that u.n. report criticizing both the coalition and the rebels for killing children in yemen i spoke to. a human rights activist and co-founder of the yemeni american coalition for change he told me the u.n. has an obligation to protect civilians and he specially children wherever they are this is what the yemeni people have been calling for. they need to hold all these activists and they want to bring all these to the international criminal court so this is the beginning of how they will be steps to actually bring. to justice one of the key elements of the report was that it said that saudi arabia has been making some efforts to try to protect children in yemen as the conflict goes on given your contacts in yemen. are you aware of any evidence of that ki

the president accused madrid of trying to eradicate traditions. joe girardi was fired as new york yankees manager today after decades that produced just one world series title for a team that expects to win every year. this announcement came five days after new york lost to houston in the al champion series. he was of the end of his contract and sent he wanted to speak with his family -- said he needed to speak to his family before he decided if he wanted to return. global news 24 hours a day. powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: who is leading the global billionaires race? survey says asia. we will talk about the world's wealthiest individuals. this is bloomberg. ♪ abigail: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: the altar which are getting richer, especially in asia. billionaires, and that is the yellow bar, they still control the most wealth. the number of asian billionaires increase at a faster pace, the orange bar. global wealth rose 17% to $6 tri

protesting police violence during sunday's independence referendum the central government of madrid accuses cattle and leaders of inciting rebellion amid the strife the spanish king will address the nation later today. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program german president. has warned of new walls as the country marks twenty seven years since for unification he made the comment in the speech during an event. commemorating german unity day which saw the country's leaders gather in the southwestern city of minds the celebrations are being overshadowed though by the nationalist alternative for germany party's strong showing in last month's general election which shows that despite the great successes since for unification there are fresh concerns and divisions. on the twenty seventh anniversary of german unity its leaders have reasons to be cheerful but smiling selfies with chancellor angela merkel has a serious message though germany may be prosperous and powerful nationalism war and crisis have arrived on her doorstep. you can and thirty nine s. know that we cannot detach ourselves from wha

session referendum on sunday it comes as catalonia as head of police appearing course in madrid facing accusations of sedition castle on health authorities say around nine hundred people were injured the geneva based and to nuclear weapons organization i can has been awarded this year's nobel peace prize the u.n. secretary general welcomed the unexpected decision tweeting that know more than ever we need a world without nuclear weapons. u.s. president donald trump's plan to decertify the iranian nuclear deal is being greeted with international criticism the european commission says the deal is working as foreign minister says it's important to preserve the agreement the american civil liberties union is suing the u.s. trump administration rollback measures on birth control gardasil by the attorney general will allow employers to exempt themselves from providing health insurance to their employees that come covers contraceptives if you know will full military honors has been held in northern iraq for the veteran kurdish leader. we don't three days ago taliban he said as president of iraq for. comin

disquieted a force was lauded for his swift response to the attacks in barcelona an organist in madrid prosecutors accused him of sedition or for inciting a rebellion by failing to quash support for cattle and secession the process asian leaders of two of catalonia civic and grassroots organizations face the same charge prosecutors say the leaders revved up crowds around cattle and government offices on september the twentieth and the human blockade hampered raids by national and civil guard police under orders from government leaders in madrid. so you know is that i invoke the right not to make a statement because i don't recognize this court's competence in relation to the crime we are accused of sedition because we are convinced we have not committed any kind of crime. i believe that on the twentieth of september there was a peaceful civic mobilization and there was never at any point any intention by the demonstrators to do what the prosecution claims and the political crisis is damaging the economy in catalonia banks biotech companies utilities and even spain's largest sparkling wine maker are consid

awaiting full pushed for what puts them on has to say to them so far he has largely just accused the government in madrid of sort of taking over power in you have to lonia and they say here that this is a coup d'etat that madrid is delivering and so can't push them on deliver what the people there want. he can pretend to deliver a tease can still sort of get to the point where he unilaterally re declare is independence because we remember he did this already a week ago however he cannot sort of implemented he will be out of office shortly there is no doubt that the senate will sign the declaration and. the the will of the on o'hoy and so he will be out of office he can't deliver this he cannot really implement independence of course because madrid will take over here in catalonia and this is just the beginning of a long standoff of this crisis i suppose it will drag on for weeks and months to come there is no real solution in sight opera faisal joining us from barcelona thank you well barbara has described a revolutionary mood in barcelona let's not cross over to the spanish capital madrid where journali

around the world of of women being dragged old women being dragged out of polling by police for madrid were accused of being extremely heavy handed today the people that we've been talking to say they still fear that there could be more heavy handed response from police as madrid tries to impose direct rule so far that hasn't been the case but that doesn't mean to say that on monday when government offices start to weigh pinon and. get back to normal life that's that things could change shauna charles and bring us up to date for history's vassallo and i thank you. and some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says he will release all the remaining documents relating to the assassination of president john f. kennedy in one thousand nine hundred sixty three this off the intelligence agency concerns led to a delay in that publication only the names and addresses of people still living would be withheld trump said he was making the move off to quote strict consultation with his chief of staff. iceland's political future looks unclear following palm entry electio

he accused madrid of planning a widespread and aggressive move, saying such actions would only slow and internal one for spain. meeting for spain have gone largely under the radar. athough no one expects change. a high possibility -- providing policymakers are comfortable with the data. seen ases are still regular but gradual, whoever's in the chair. special coverage of the fed decision from 2 p.m. eastern with analysis and reaction from former fed vice chairman alan blinder. chief income's strategist jeff rosenberg. china is said to have granted approval for some companies to sell bonds overseas. bankers close to the matter tells the green light green light came after the end of the communist party congress last week. it beijing's first offering since 2004. investor demand for that sovereign bond deal last week reached 11 times the issues -- days after the sale. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 and analyst in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. yvonne: the sun is shining on sony once again, waiting for the shares to start trading. gaining 12%

madrid accuses the catalan public tv channel of propaganda which spanish officials claim has fuelled madrid might try to exert control over their programmes. i think it would be terrible, because we are doing ourjob. we are journalists. we are here to explain the things that happen here in catalonia, in spain and in the world. and i think that they are violating one of the principal rights of freedom of speech. and the spanish state has jailed susanna's husband. jordi sanchez, the leader of a prominent pro—independence organisation is accused of inciting public disorder during a demonstration. a charge he, his family, and supporters strenuously deny. translation: he is a political prisoner. he is not a politician but he is in jailfor defending his ideals. the spanish government denies that susanna's husband and another activist who has also been refused bail, are political prisoners. but susanna has no confidence they will get a fair trial, when the political climate in spain is as it is today. an 8—year study involving over 250 scientists has concluded that all sea life around the wo

madrid accuses catalan public tv of propaganda, which spanish officials claim has fuelled the pro—independenceversial move, madrid might try to exert control over their programmes. i think it would be terrible, because we are doing ourjob, we are journalists, we are here to explain the things that happen here in catalonia, in spain and in the world. and i think that they are violating one of the principal rights of freedom of speech. and the spanish state has jailed susanna's husband, the leader of a prominent organisation accused of inciting disorder during a demonstration, a charge he, his family and supporters strenuously denied. translation: he is a political prisoner. he is not a politician but he is in jailfor defending his ideas. the spanish government denies that susanna's husband and another activist who has been refused bail as well are political prisoners. but she has no confidence they will get a fair trial, when the political climate in spain is as it is today. the world health organisation has announced a u—turn over its decision to appoint robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador.

to the class a session during monday sitting the regional parliament speaker has accused essential government in madrid of putting freedom of expression in danger u.s. president donald trump has again accused iran of not living up to the spirit of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the trumpet ministrations expected to decertify the agreement next week saying it's not in the national interest of the us from military leaders at the white house to discuss the deal we must not allow iran to attain to obtain nuclear weapons the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence bloodshed and chaos across the middle east that is why we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement the third most senior vatican official has appeared in an australian court for a brief hearing cardinal george pell is accused of so-called historical sexual abuses involving several people the exact details the nature of the allegations have not been made public the vatican's finance chief has been on leave to address the allegations he denies any wro

madrid accuses the catalan public tv, so of propaganda, —— of propaganda. which spanish officials claimrt control over their programmes. i think it would be terrible, because we are doing ourjob, we are journalists, we are here to explain the things that happen here in catalonia, in spain and in the world. and i think that they are violating one of the principal rights of freedom of speech. and the spanish state has jailed susanna's husband, the leader of a prominent organisation accused of inciting disorder jury in a demonstration, a charge he, his family and supporters strenuously denied. —— during a demonstration. translation: he is a political prisoner. he is not a politician but he is injailfor defending his ideals. the spanish government denies that susanna's husband, jordi sanchez, and another activist who has been refused bail as well, . .. —— are political prisoners. but she has no confidence they will get a fair trial, when the political climate in spain is as it is today. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the secret to her success — the 93—year—old swimmer who's still

around the world of of women being dragged old women being dragged out of polling by police for madrid were accused of being extremely heavy handed today the people that we've been talking to say they still fear that they could be more heavy handed response from police as madrid tries to impose direct rule so far that hasn't been the case but that doesn't mean to say that on monday when government offices starts away pinon and. get back to normal life that's that things could change shauna charles and bring us up to date for histories of barcelona thank you. in somalia the death toll from the coordinated attacks in the capital mogadishu on saturday has risen to twenty seven people with dozens more injured the islamist militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the two car bombings and hostage situation in the wake of the attack somalia's government has dismissed the country's police and intelligence chiefs. sunday morning the cleanup begins and bodies are recovered from the wreckage and the rubble after a lengthy siege security forces finally beat the insurgents who stormed the nasser

the central government in madrid accuses catalan leaders of quote, inciting rebellion. we will go to barcelona. ♪ host: thank you very much for your company. german president frank-walter steinmeier has warned of new walls as the country marks 27 years since reunification. he may be common in a speech during an event commemorating german unity date which saw the country's leaders gather. the celebrations are being overshadowed by strong showing by the nationalist alternative for germany party in last month's general election. reporter: on the 27th anniversary of german unity come its leaders have reasons to be cheerful. smiling selfies had a serious message. though germany may be prosperous , were in crisis have arrived on their doorstep -- war and crisis has arrived on their doorstep. >> we cannot detach ourselves from what is going on in the world. we have to ensure globalization takes place in a humane way. reporter: closer to home come in germany's president frank-walter steinmeier says the country is torn and under threat from a new aggressive form of nationalism.

also on the show the dramatic flight of catalonia ousted leader madrid has accused him of rebellion and sedition so what kind of help is carlos proved among hoping to get and brussels. hello i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show donald trump's a former campaign chief paul man of ford and his associate brigades are now under house arrest following their indictment in the special counsel's russia investigation now both men pled not guilty to charges including conspiracy and money laundering another former trump advisor george papadopoulos has pled guilty to lying to f.b.i. agents trumpets denying any collusion between his campaign team and moscow during the election campaign. a trump campaign chief turns himself then to the f.b.i. . a key advisor makes a guilty plea as the russia investigation closing in on donald trump's white house . pomona for it was a trump site when the billionaire outsider accepted the republican nomination someone for and show he is said to have one pick trump's vice president mike pence the man just behind him has also been charged flanked by his lawyer

madrid accuses catalan public tv of propaganda, which spanish officials claim has fuelled the pro—independence might try to exert control over their programmes. i think it would be terrible, because we are doing ourjob, we are journalists, we are here to explain the things that happen here in catalonia, in spain and in the world. and i think that they are violating one of the principal rights of freedom of speech. and the spanish state has jailed susanna's husband, the leader of a prominent organisation accused disorder during a demonstration, a charge he, his family and supporters strenuously denied. translation: he is a political prisoner. he is not a politician but he is in jailfor defending his ideas. the spanish government denies that susanna's husband and another activist who has been refused bail as well,... but she has no confidence they will get a fair trial, when the political climate in spain is as it is today. the headlines on bbc news... after a five—hour armed siege, police storm a bowling alley in nuneaton and free two hostages, arresting one suspect. sajid javid says the govern

madrid accuses catalonia's public tv channel of propaganda. led the pro—independence cause. in a highly—controversial move, madrid might try to ex—terrorist control over their problems. might try to ex—terrorist control over their problemslj might try to ex—terrorist control over their problems. i think it would be terrible because we are doing ourjob, we arejournalists, we are here to explain the things that happen here in catalonia, that are happening in spain, thatare happening in the world and i think that they are violating one of the principal rights of freedom of speech. and the spanish state has jailed susanna's husband. mr sanchez, the leader of prominent pro—independent organisation, is accused of inciting disorder during accused of inciting disorder during a demonstration, a charge he, his familiarlip and a demonstration, a charge he, his familiar lip and supporters strenuously deny. translation: he is a political prisoner, not a politician. he is injailfor defending his ideals. the spanish government deny that is susanna's husband a

with its investigation also coming up the dramatic flight of catalonia ousted leader madrid has accused him of rebellion and sedition so what kind of help is carlos boozer among hoping to get in brussels. and the asylum seekers stranded at australia's controversial detention center on monis island authorities have closed the facility and told detainees they have now a new accommodation for them but hundreds fear they will be attacked by locals if they leave. i'm sumi so muskaan the good to have you with us donald trump's former campaign chief paul maeder ford and his associate rick gates are under house arrest after being indicted in the special counsel's russia investigation. both men pled not guilty to charges including conspiracy and money laundering another former trump advisor george papadopoulos has pled guilty to lying to f.b.i. agents donald trump denies any collusion between his campaign team and moscow during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election a trump campaign chief turned himself into the f.b.i. . a key advisor makes a guilty plea as the russia investigation c

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people in catalonia not to listen to their regional leaders as madrid moves to take control of that area catalonia as president has accused the spanish government in madrid of attacking the region's democracy. u.s. secretary of state rex to listens in saudi arabia as part of renewed efforts to end the gulf diplomatic crisis between cata and its neighbors but he's indicated a breakthrough is unlikely. now to italy where that country's wealthy northern regions lombardi and beneteau are going to vote on whether to take more control over their own affairs they account for around thirty percent of italian g.d.p. some people there say they resent the amount of their taxes that are used to pay for services in the poorer south of italy the result of the ballot will not be binding his order how do i meet. an ancient that survived throughout the centuries reflecting a time when venice was a prosperous suffering state that thrived for over millennia before becoming part of. a bygone era some hoping to revive in the future is a europe one of many different people we are not the only ones everyone has a right to decide it's only admin

police violence during sunday's independence referendum well that's as the central government in madrid accuses kalam leaders of quote inciting rebellion we'll go to barcelona. thanks very much for your company. german president by or has warned of new walls as the country marks twenty seven years since reunification he made the comment in a speech during the event commemorating german unity day which saw the country's leaders gather in the southwestern city of might's well the celebrations are being overshadowed though by a strong showing by the nationalist alternative for germany party in last month's general election. on the twenty seventh anniversary of german unity its leaders have reasons to be cheerful but smiling selfies with chancellor angela merkel had a serious message though germany may be prosperous and powerful nationalism war and crisis have arrived on her doorstep. you couldn't. we cannot detach ourselves from what's going on in the world we must ensure that things improve that globalization takes place in a humane way and closer to home germany's president frank says the countr

disquieted a force was lauded for a swift response in august to the attacks in barcelona in madrid prosecutors accused him of sedition or inciting a rebellion for failing to quash support for catalan secession the process ation leaders of two of catalonia civic and grassroots organizations face the same charges prosecutors say the leaders revved up crowds around cattle and government offices on september the twentieth. and the human blockade hampered raids by national and civil guard police under orders from government leaders in madrid. is that i invoked the right not to make a statement because i don't recognize this court's competence in relation to the crime we are accused of sedition because we are convinced we have not committed any kind of crime as the crisis lurches on there's a whiff of disarray among cattle and process session politicians some want to call a potentially historic parliamentary meeting for monday that debate could lead to a full blown declaration of independence others favor rescheduling it until tuesday and yet more sensing they may have overplayed their hand suggest cataloni

disquieted a force was lauded for his swift response in august to the attacks in barcelona in madrid prosecutors accused him of sedition or inciting a rebellion for failing to quash support for catalan secession. the process session leaders of two of catalonia civic and grassroots organizations face the same charges prosecutors say the leaders revved up crowds around cattle and government offices on september the twentieth. and the humor blockade hampered raids by national and civil guard police under orders from government leaders in madrid. by inverts the right not to make a statement because i don't recognize this court's competence in relation to the crime we are accused of sedition because we are convinced we have not committed any kind of crime as the crisis lurches on there's a whiff of disarray among cattle and processions politicians some want to call a potentially historic parliamentary meeting for monday that debate could lead to a full blown declaration of independence others favor rescheduling it until tuesday and yet more sensing they may have overplayed their hand suggest catalonia may no

planning to declare secession during monday sitting the regional parliament speaker has accused the central government in madrid of putting freedom of expression in danger the us president donald trump has accused iran of not living up to the spirit of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the drug administration is expected to decertify the agreement next week saying it's not in the national interest of the us. we must not allow iran to obtain to obtain nuclear weapons the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence bloodshed and chaos across the middle east that is why we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement iraqi forces have captured the town of and the surrounding area it was last stronghold in northern iraq the military say some fighting is still going on to the north and east of the time where i saw is surrounded with the capture of the only area that remains on the ice for control in iraq is a stretch alongside the western border with syria u.s. police officers are investigating whether the gunman who killed fift