the only chance for us in this country, not to live abroad, is alexei navalny.upport alexei navalny‘s right to run for president. he has been gathering crowds in support of his bid for the presidency. officially, he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence. but he says he has huge support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved in to block the way through to red square and the kremlin. they have done the same above ground, too. they're trying to keep protesters as far away as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about all of this is that it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally move in quickly in situations like this, but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the interior ministry in saudi arabia says two soldiers have been killed in an attack on a guard post outside the king's palace in jeddah. they say a man d

berlin people across russia have been taking to the streets today calling for jailed opposition leader alexei now bound need to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg as police intervened more than a hundred protesters across the country have been arrested we'll go live to some petersburg for more. also on this program. thousands rally on the streets of spain calling on spanish in catalan leaders to end months of silence and talk to each other over catalonia is bad for independence we'll have the latest on spain's worst political crisis in decades. and lewis hamilton claims pole position of the japanese grand prix in says zucker the most sadie's driver well on track to claim his fourth career championship with just five races left. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us it's been a day of anti kremlin protest across russia with police arresting over a hundred opposite. activists in several cities and st pete. police breaking up a rally called by jailed opposition leader alexei navalny around sixty of his supporters was de

live from berlin a day of protest in russia with demonstrators calling for jailed opposition leader alexei not only to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg today as police intervened across the country more than two hundred protesters arrested we'll get more from our correspondent in st petersburg. also on the program. the prostration over the political mess here in catalonia runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring a swift end to spain for the first political crisis in decades detail the use guild matis taking us through the streets of boston load up asking where the catalonia can back from declaring independence. and germany have qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup but that won't stop some of the countries young guns from using the country's final game against azerbaijan to show coach your home of why they deserve to go to russia next summer. home welcome my name's christopher spring a good to have you with us there have been demonstrate. across russia today with thousands of people in at least eight hundred cities marching into port

the point is to support alexei navalny‘s bid to run for the presidency.ed crowds in support for the bid for the presidency. officially he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence but he says he has huge support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved in to block the way through to red square and the kremlin and have done the same above ground, trying to keep protesters as far away as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about this is it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally move in quickly in situations like this but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. sarah rainsford reporting from moscow. in madrid, thousands have been taking part in a demonstration supporting national unity. it is almost a week since the controversial referendum in catalonia. officials say 90% of voters voted in favour of independence. the turnout is said to be 43%. the spanish government said it will not al

the point is to support alexei navalny‘s bid to run for the presidency.port for the bid for the presidency. officially he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence but he says he has huge support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved in to block the way through to red square and the kremlin and have done the same above ground, trying to keep protesters as far away as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about this is it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally move in quickly in situations like this but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. some councils say they're not getting the money they need to carry out urgent safety improvements on tower blocks following the grenfell disaster. a number of local authorities in england and wales say requests for government funds for refurbishment are being rejected because they're deemed non—essential. angus crawford explains. it was a fire n

alexei navalny demanding he be allowed to run in next year's presidential election. and in spain thousands of people taking part in protests calling on spanish and catalan leaders to end the country's political crisis it remains unclear whether catalonia still plans to declare independence from spain in the days ahead. more from us at the top of the hour you're watching news stream but then up next a special report on the so-called rooftop of people who spend a lot of time scaling to top of skyscrapers. with history books mark brought to life.

next year's elections because then if subject launched her candidacy as another opposition leader alexei navalny remains in jail. he's describe subject as a crime in stooge claire rush has the story. the russian version of paris hilton. this is how vogue magazine described kseniya sobchak into twenty sixteen article. the thirty five year old said wednesday she would run as an opposition candidate as opposition leader alexei navalny has been barred from standing yes s i look senenr subjecty name i is chris any of subj. i am thirty six. and as any russian citizens beating i now have the right to stand for president. i've decided to exercise this right by sports illustrated problem. a social life is the daughter of the late saint petersburg mayor anatoly sobchak. her career as a reality show host in a mid two thousands skyrocketed her to faint. a stunned many six years ago when she joined protests against president vladimir putin. now she stunned russians once again. not going of the person who is so jackk nobody. knew s e has done nothing for rususa ukukraine she wanted to clib to the pres

the point is to support alexei navalny‘s bid to run for the presidency. the presidency. officially he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence but he says he has huge support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved in to block the way through to red square and the kremlin and have done the same above ground, trying to keep protesters as far away as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about this is it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally move in quickly in situations like this but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. sarah rainsford. he is one of the biggest names in the history of art, famous for his surrealism and fla m boya nt famous for his surrealism and flamboyant character. now salvador dali's work will feature in an exhibition at the royal academy of a rts exhibition at the royal academy of arts in london, alongside marcel duchamp, the father of conceptual art. the show

the point is to support alexei navalny‘s bid to run for the presidency.or the bid for the presidency. officially he is not allowed to run because he has a criminal sentence but he says he has huge support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved in to block the way through to red square and the kremlin and have done the same above ground, trying to keep protesters as far away as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about this is it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally move in quickly in situations like this but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. that was sarah rainsford. an update on some breaking news. a woman has been arrested after she was caught trying to scale the front gates of buckingham palace. this confirmation from scotland yard. it happened at 1740, 5:40pm today. 0fficers observed the woman climbing the front gates of the palace. she is believed to be in her 30s. she was quickly de

there's been a day of protest in russia with demonstrators calling for jailed opposition leader alexei enough only to be allowed to run for president. also on the program. the process rights nor the political mess here in catalonia runs very deep people tell me they hope to bring us with that despite its deepest political crisis in decades to w.'s georg much just taking us through the streets of dos alona and asking whether catalonia can inch back from declaring independence. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us people along the u.s. gulf coast are bracing themselves with high. night about to make landfall east of new orleans a category two storm is threatening several southern states with torrential rain and winds of up to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour now it is the fourth major storm to hit the u.s. in less than two months or thousands are warning residents not to take it lightly. the hurricane killed dozens of people as it passed through central america a state of emergency has been declared in parts of louisiana alabama mississippi and f

protesters in russia call for jailed opposition leader alexei navalny to be allowed to run for president we'll have the latest in a report. and germany has qualified for the twenty eighteen world cup but that won't stop some of the young guns from using their country's final game against azerbaijan to show their coach why they deserve to go to russia next summer. hello and welcome i'm michelle henery good to have you with us a massive rally is underway in barcelona against plans by ca to lead leaders to declare independence this comes after a referendum was held in the region last week which the central government has called illegal and a television interview spanish prime minister mariano rajoy warned he won't rule out spending cuts alone his regional autonomy to stop separatists from splitting from madrid. like lovers were we have to return to legality and go back to normal that's with the affirmation as early as possible that there will be no unilateral declaration of independence spain will continue to be saying it and it will continue to be spain for a long time it's buying up us to

st peter's square broke up demonstrations against matinee protein supporters of opposition leader alexei navalny held the rally some are putting sixty fifth birthday challenge reports from moscow where police have been more restrained. saturday was a test for alexei in a valley and the test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days it minister to detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going in the band an independent candidate out there on the person who are being. talked about with talk about the real russian problems i love my country very much this is why i am here the method of ruling. i wrote that they are soviet and. new generation is growing. but while unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year trail many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least but perhaps so to get the message this time with less focus on the corruption that blight so many russians lives

alexei was unable to attend. he was jailed for 20 days earlier this month.upporters have come out to demand political competition and for their leader to be allowed to stand in presidential elections here next year. >> translator: i'm not satisfied with the current situation in the country. i'm not happy with the authorities. we practically don't have freedom of speech. we have strict censorship on television and the only contender to putin isn't allowed in any way to take part in the elections. >> reporter: but it would be a massive kremlin climb down to allow him a presidential bid. he's been convicted in a criminal case, excluding him formally from office, but his popular online campaign against official corruption has struck a cord among many russians. he may not exactly be poised to topple president putin, but alexei is now a real force in russian politics. matthew chance, cnn, st. petersburg. >> authorities in ghana's capital are investigating a natural gas explosion that sent this massive fire ball into the sky on saturday night. incredible video ther

. >> stephen: you're doing scenes with alexei. >> i am, who -- i have an alexei by the way. >> stephendon't trust her. >> stephen: really? he's on my (bleep) list. >> stephen: why? what tid she do to you?d she orm n't wa you did nt?di >> no, she's just always there and listening. she's like my girlfriend that won't go away. i don't know, she's weird. >> stephen: unlike a girlfriend, you can't unplug her. >> yes, but i still don't trust her, i think she's still listening to everything. she's hooked up to my wi-fi. she probably has eyes, she can see around my apartment. i don't know. >> stephen: that stuff doesn't bother me. they say people are watching you through the camera on your computer, i'm, like, ah, i'm glad somebody wants to see me. >> you don't put the tape over your -- >> no, i'm just needy enough. i always love to be on camera. i didn't get into this business because i wanted not to be stared at. >> fair enough. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i don't have one. what's the up side of having this? >> i don't use it. i don't trust it so i don't use it. >> stephen: did you buy it? no,

the point is to support alexei navalny‘s bid for the presidency.d to run because he has a criminal sentence but he says he has support and wants to prove that by being allowed to run. they are heading to the underpass and the police have moved into blocked the way through to red square and the kremlin and have done the same above ground, trying to keep protesters as possible from the seat of power. perhaps the strangest thing about this is it appears to have ended without mass arrests. the riot police normally moving quickly in situations like this but this time the police seem to have stood back and let the protest take place. the foreign secretary borisjohnson has become the latest senior party figure to voices support for theresa may. he said we have just had an election. get behind the prime minister. he said ordinary punters thought her speech was good and anyone can have a cold. he told mps to circle the wagons, turn the fire on corbyn and talk about nothing except our great policies and what we can do for the country. it comes after the lead

russia respond to increasing nato intervention on its border as we speak to russian senator professor alexei pushkov head of russia's upper house commission for information policy and the air pollution in the british capital equates to three nine eleven every year with a new thirty dollar a day tax on polluting cars be enough to save the lives of ten thousand london is lost on the headlines we've revealed the poverty of the police saying that's preventing some poppy day parades on the salute the couple of bernie sanders politics all of the more coming up in today's going underground but first what do we get to mean for british new mccarthyism well it's not a politician in the governing conservative party appearing to demand to know the names of british academics to check on their disinterested notice it's to raise a maze government telling elected politicians not to come on this show or this t.v. network and this all comes as bizarre neo-con think tanks allied to u.k. secret services continue to host elite u.k. officials claiming anything up to a sign a russian invasion of britain is imminen

saturday was a test for alexei in a valley and a test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days administrative detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going independent independent candidate they want to close a. top to bottom talk about the real russian parliament i love my country very much this is why i am here for a week. i wrote. but while unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year drew many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least but perhaps so to get the message this time with less focus on the corruption that blight so many russians lives and more focus on the value herself and maybe a student did it on previous demonstration that the mostly young russian tourists are very vocal to. say. that i'm so close it must resign. since novelli was sentenced on october the second organizing unauthorized rallies there have been numerous raids and searches at his cam

russian opposition leader alexei in of on the has lost his appeal against a twenty day jail term a moscow court upheld a ruling jailing of only for breaking the law and organizing public meetings the verdict means in the vote and they won't be able to take part in protests he has called for this weekend. independence at what cost as catalonia pushes to break away from spain economists are fearing interest rates will soar and foreign investors will pull out of the region also south africa's cape town is suffering from a dire water shortage amid the worst drought in over a century and a saudi women are eagerly anticipating the drive car dealers are just as impatiently awaiting a brand new group of customers. this is your business i'm christopher colbert welcome the harder catalonia pushes for independence the more jittery the region's business community is getting now ratings agency fitch has warned it may downgrade catalonia sovereign debt rating that just one day after s. and p. issued a similar warning now the government in madrid has passed a degree helping companies shift their legal h

with thousands of people in the least eighty cities marching in support of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. they were calling on authorities to allow one of only to run in next year's presidential election police arrested more than two hundred people with authorities saying the demonstrations were tough arised the protests coincided with president vladimir putin's sixty fifth birthday. a tanker explosion at a gas station in ghana scapula has left a number of casualties authorities say more than two hundred police personnel have been deployed to deal with the situation and that the fire fighters have controlled the blaze. iranian president hassan rouhani has defended his country's nuclear deal with world powers warning the u.s. not to violate it he said the entire world would condemn washington his words followed reports the president may soon take the first step toward scrapping the accord. the albuquerque international balloon fiesta has opened in the u.s. state of new mexico loons of all shapes lined up in the skies above new mexico's capital of nearly a million hot air balloon e

and education they're also looking to slash the tax revenues send to room russian opposition leader alexei in of all the announced on social media that he is out of detention he had served a twenty day term in moscow for organizing what officials call an authorized protest they've only has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. to japan now where polling stations have just closed in snap parliamentary elections that prime minister shinzo ave called last month of voters braves heavy rain and strong winds from a powerful typhoon that's lashing the country opinion polls showed obvious governing party poised to cruise to victory but observers have been warning the bad weather could depress turnout they called the election hoping to win a two thirds majority that would enable his government to revise japan's pacifist post-war constitution. well joining me now from tokyo is journalist michael penn thanks for joining us michael so polls closing just a few minutes ago what are the exit polls saying.

audience security measures more typical of an airport where a place many feared an attack director alexey tell had received multiple threats but he remained defiant. yeah i'm not afraid i hope good sense triumphs and the uproar subsides. the uproar mainly has to do with a few sex scenes that depict a week. who's about to lose his throne over matilda a simple dancer. that was too much for russia's powerful orthodox church which canonized nicholas the second after his murder nine hundred seventeen betraying him this way is an offense to the religious sensibilities of the faithful that's according to russia's parliament the duma. natalya proclaimed skya a duma lawmakers start their campaign against matilda. what do you have against this film that is installed saints who embody a healthy family a proper family relationship in our family values. in the order not to cause offense one must be able to strike a balance between artistic freedom and the rights of our citizens to their religious feelings. some of these offended citizens seem to take inspiration from his campaign they torched movie th

russian opposition leader alexei one of only has lost his appeal against a twenty day prison term a moscow court upholding a ruling that jailed snowfall made for breaking a law on organizing public meetings the verdict means not only won't be able to take part in protests that he's called for this weekend. turning to the united states now speculation right there about what exactly president donald trump meant in remarks made as he posed for photos with a cd of military leaders off the huddling with them on thursday evening to talk about iran north korea and the self-styled islamic state group trump told reporters there meeting could be quote the calm before the storm or find out more about that now in a second from our washington correspondent first let's just have a quick listen to the original exchange between trump and the reporters. you know what it is you know or maybe it is because you are with your good. work. rate a very people that are very. brave they do all. right. ok let's go to washington now to our correspondent there carolina really not sure moyo good evening carolina trump

russian opposition leader alexei deval name has been released from jail after serving a twenty day sentence the anti corruption campaigner was arrested last month after calling for authorized demonstrations of ali has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. well over ten thousand people have gathered here in berlin to protest against racism and hate in german politics the demonstration is widely seen as aimed squarely at the far right alternative for germany party dozens of deputies from that group are set to take their seats in the bundestag on tuesday after the party finished third in last month's federal elections. hate has no place in the people's house that was the message of today's demonstration as thousands marched on berlin's bundestag. and most of the protesters showed up because they're worried about the a.f.p. ninety two deputies from the far right party will enter parliament in less than two days from now. we must live together all people together and we must not allow this proces

russian opposition leader alexei devolving announced on social media that he's out of detention he'd served a twenty day term in moscow for organizing what officials called on authorized protests of only has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against letting a putin. thousands of people have gathered in berlin to protest hate and racism in german politics the protest is widely seen as aimed at the a f.t.v. far right party that came third in last month's federal election really one hundred and fifty deputies are set to take their seats when the biggest hog holds its first session on tuesday. well the spanish government is moving forward with what's being called the nuclear option in catalonia but red has announced unprecedented measures to temporarily strip that region of its powers and firing the leaders and triggering fresh elections now catalan president karl is wisdom on is accusing the central government of the worst attack on his region since franco meanwhile large crowds gathered in barcelona to protest spain

minister shinzo obvious ruling liberal democratic party cruising to victory russian opposition leader alexei in a volley and else on social media that he is out of detention he had served a twenty day term in moscow for organizing what officials call an authorized protest of only has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. in the windows league on saturday by munich paid a visit to hamburg since coach you behind kids returned a few weeks ago munich squad appears to have woken up winning both games another victory and they could even go to the top of the table and have hamburg's record against biron is anything to go by would be jumping for joy for a third straight game. hamburg knew they were going to need all the help they could get against their bogey team by a munich. maybe ham on the hefty mascot could help keep things tight at the back. in the first half hamburg did throw everything they had in byron's way the visitors piled on the pressure and tallied sixty eight percent possession but st

in russia, arrests as people take to the streets to support opposition leader alexey navalny.oast as another hurricane is set to hit in the coming hours. it has already caused damage and ta ke it has already caused damage and take on life in south central america.

time now for some of the other stories making news around the world russian opposition leader alexei navalny has held a rally in his home after being released from jail he served a twenty day term in moscow for organizing what officials call an authorised protests now vali has held numerous rallies across the country since announcing his intention to stand in next year's election against president vladimir putin. campaigners for more autonomy in the italian regions of lombardy and veneto claiming victory in referendum on giving more powers to the local governments the presidents of both regions said an overwhelming majority of voters back to proposals for greater autonomy. iraq and saudi arabia have founded a joint cooperation council in a move aimed at improving bilateral diplomatic relations tensions between the two has been high in the past iraq has a shia majority population and close ties to saudi arabia's regional rival iran. hundreds of hardliners who just have marched in myanmar to protest against their government's plan to allow up to six hundred thousand refugees back into

marching in support of jailed opposition leader alexei navalny they were calling on all thought he's to allow an avanti to run in next year's presidential election police arrested more than two hundred people with authorities saying the demonstrations weren't authorized the protests by the way coincided with president vladimir putin sixty fifth birthday. they defied the ban on assembly to answer the call of their leader seen a volley. and under the eyes of the great poet pushkin they reclaimed more school students more transparency the right to freedom of expression and a crackdown on corruption where their main demands their message was clear from flags and with badges and chanted in chorus. person get asked. some have even brought cake for the president sixty fifth birthday but there was no party. on those and we want him gone on this quickly as possible and here is rule for eighteen years he's been president a prime minister for all of my adult years we believe people in power should face reelection and suppression not less to me it's always just that much this is what we are here

supporters of the russian opposition activist alexei novell they have taken to the streets in cities across the country novelli is currently serving a twenty day prison sentence for calling for an authorized protest and he's called his supporters to demand that authorities allow him to enter the twenty eight hundred presidential race saturday's demonstrations coincide with president vladimir putin's birthday and there are reports that police have arrested protesters in some cities. and we can cross live now to our russia correspondent emily show when she's at the so-called field of mas in st petersburg where the central rally is supposed to happen and really what's happening where you are. well we've actually moved from the field of mars it was kind of a scenes of chaos here people just sort of started moving one of the protesters told me that you know we just want to march we just want to move bring a little movement into this but at the moment i'm actually on one of the streets where they're just in mass arrests i just saw. a big bus full of people being driven away there was a lin

alexei navalny has been sentenced to 20 days in jail after his rally in the city. navalny plans to run against russian president vladimir putin in next year's election. a car bomb in damascus's bloated and two --damascus exploded. another attacker got inside before being shot by police. damascus has seen relatively little violence in its five-year civil war. let's head back to britain wingard who we are trying to speak with about his experience attending this concert in las vegas. a concert, we know scores of people are now dead and hundreds injured. can you tell us what you experienced last night? >> when we heard the gunshots, as everyone said, it sounded like fireworks. we did not react to the first round. the second round, by then, we were looking around and someone i could see was getting cpr. i saw the musician leave the stage. i looked at my wife and my friends. they were crouched down. we ran under the sitting area for the vip. i was lying on my wife making sure everything was ok. once time had passed, we listened and listened and the shooting stopped. we w

saturday was a test for alexei navalny and the test for russia's security forces on the day president putin turned sixty five the opposition leader wanted supporters to demand his release from twenty days it minister to detention and for him to be allowed to run in next year's presidential elections he's going the been an independent candidate. i love my country very much this is why i am here. i wrote. but while unsanctioned rallies earlier in the year trial many thousands of people not nearly so many came this time. perhaps the awful weather kept people away moscow at least but perhaps so to get the message this time with less focus on the corruption that blight so many russians lives and more focus on the valley herself and maybe a student. demonstration the but mostly young russian tourists a very vocal to. say. god had. been so close it must resign. since novelli was sentenced on october the second for organizing unauthorized rallies there have been numerous raids and searches at his campaign offices around the country for abroad. and whereas in moscow more thorough to he's appea

for more i'm joined with the "hardball" round table alexei cameron of axios, dave decaminiti and philashington post." phil you start here. it seems the big difference between real estate and politics, a real estate baron tycoon can walk away from the deal. if he doesn't like the deal on the table, he walk ways from it. presidents have to do certain things. he has to pass a budget. he has to deal with the debt ceiling. and this month and next he needs a tax bill. >> there is another difference. in real estate when you're negotiating as trump did, he could make one offer and change his mind and make another offer there is no expectation that you act ethically or morally and tell the truth all the time. in politics there is, because you're a public servant. >> that's a problem that republicans are dealing with is they don't know whether to take him at his word at any given moment. and they decided in many of these cases they don't actually want to bring him into the table on the discussions until the very end because they're not counting on him to sell these deals and they're not countin

russia's opposition leader alexei navalny has plunged straight back into campaigning, hours after beingn prison for organising illegal protests. addressing an unauthorised political rally in the southern town of astrakhan, mr navalny insisted that he had more right to take part in next year's presidential election than all the other candidates combined. a vocal critic of president putin, he's been banned from contesting the poll because of a suspended prison sentence. thousands of people have taken to the streets of the maltese capital valetta — demanding justice over the murder of high—profile journalist daphne galizia. the 53—year—old was killed by a car—bomb near her home a week ago. the government has offered a large reward for information that helps identify the killer. sarah corker reports. the initial shock over daphne caruana galizia's the initial shock over daphne ca ruana galizia's death the initial shock over daphne caruana galizia's death has now turned to anger and calls for justice. crowds in the maltese capital justice. crowds in the maltese ca pital valetta justice. crow

a vocal critic of president putin, alexei navalny has been banned from contesting next year's presidentialuspended prison sentence. the leaders of two regions in northern italy, which together make up a third of the country's economy, say a majority of voters there want more autonomy. they say sunday's referendums in veneto and lombardy saw 90% of people supporting the principle of devolving powers from italy's central government. the results are not binding. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has said iranian—backed militias who've been fighting is in iraq should disband now that the battle is drawing to a close. rex tillerson was speaking in saudi arabia on a tour of gulf countries. he praised an agreement between the saudi's and iraq —— he praised an agreement between the saudis and iraq to co—ordinate their fight against the militants and help rebuild iraqi territory. iranian militias in iraq, now that the fighting against daesh and isis is coming to a close, those militias need to go home. any foreign fighters in iraq need to go home and allow the iraqi people to regain control

alexei declared and dependence unilateral trying to show that they will like being. e it try that you would have been i beat that better and if he would have declared independence enough probabl. because he decided he'd try to welcome to the international community i react then you do everything to. two. break away from the spain and then the second half consequence on the spanish economy on beer all be on e. background they'll give risk premium of the of the spanish bad would you the one that have access. to the internet on market so in my view the asian. i we'll be really where are all the. family mention of this report rounded them bill before cbbc or for any demo negotiation are very after what they talk happened today and and there is another risk isn't there a because i'm. you know a lot of people say that he is looking tonight like a man who is essentially lost his love of the eleven that we didn't want to go ahead and declare an independent quebec to the very. strong statements week we source he support for independence i think ghosh wall are today disappoint

in prague on the first of september that was doing germany's two one win over the czech republic alexey oshinsky executive producer of artie's new football program stan collymore show says that are cracking down ahead of russia twenty eighteen. well it's a double find from fee for to the german football association of about thirty thousand euros and also the czech federation for five thousand swiss francs which is also about five thousand euros for crowd disorder the incident in question happened on september first which is also the anniversary of the german invasion of poland when the game the qualifying game for the world cup was taking place in prague and german fans some of which bought tickets illegally walked into the stadium set off flares started chanting during the minute of silence for the two check officials. and then chanted not to slogans so this made a lot of noise in germany because as we know germany is trying to raise its past when it comes to not isn't all that and even the manager of the national team your human love spoke about this in very fiery terms. this is what

live from berlin a day of protest in russia with demonstrators calling for jailed opposition leader alexei not only to be allowed to run for president there were violent scenes in st petersburg today as police intervened across the country more than two hundred pro to.

has been done in some way or other essentially the kremlin has a has a problem at the moment with alexei you know the very very vocal. anti corruption opposition leader who's been traveling the length and breadth of this this country inspiring young people and getting them to turn out in large numbers to opposition demonstrations now. by running for president next year basically might's well splits the opposition votes. and become a bit of a sort of a manageable for oil that the kremlin can use she insists that she is genuine that she is going to be pointing out all the various floors there are in russia the way things could be changed for the better and she also says that if alexei in a valley is allowed to run in the election next year then perhaps she will withdraw her candidacy but as i say many people here think that not all is quite what it seems here you know his piece in fairly well they grew up to get wealth carry on so . i jumped at the and i shouldn't have. yes she she she is basically the daughter of anatoly sobchak who was putin's political mentor in his in his early years s

protestors were demanding that opposition leader alexei navalny be allowed to stand in next year's presidential elections. president trump has issued an emergency declaration as hurricane nate approaches the gulf coast of the united states. evacuation orders have been issued for some low—lying areas. < the storm is forecast to make landfall as a category two the interior ministry in saudi arabia says two soldiers have been killed in an attack on a guard post outside the king's palace in jeddah. the attacker — a saudi national — was killed. now on bbc news, a special programme recorded at the edinburgh festival where listeners to the bbc ouch podcast share awkward and funny moments they've experienced due to their disability or mental health. storytelling live contains adult themes and language. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome your host for tonight sofie hagen. applause welcome to bbc ouch! storytelling live. oh, just to answer your question. denmark. see, there we go. that's happening in the face, yeah. that's where i'm from and that's why i speak like this. i can't help it. welcome, welco

colognes hopes of picking up their first win in any competition and eleven games were dashed when alexei of the os found the back of the net in the second half while being times indeed at cologne. the longest enduring sailing event in the was the ocean race begins this weekend in the spanish port city of l.a. county the competition is that every three years and we'll finish in eight months time in the dutch city of the hague and this year the reese is all about equal opportunities let's find out. this year's volvo ocean race has a new low following rule changes and encouraging more women to participate in the once male dominated competition welcomes eighteen female senators this year for the seven teams racing around the world under the new regulations mixed crews can be made up of ten sailors while all male crews are restricted to seven members among the women taking part is british skipper deek a far cry of mixed brings out the best of the girls it makes them raise their game and it all psychotic calms the testosterone of the boys a little so ends up being a very nice environment catha

alexei navalny was convicted of violating a ban on organising public meetings.nian factions, fatah and hamas, have taken a step towards resolving a decade—old dispute between them with a rare visit to gaza by the palestinian prime minister. rami hamdallah said it was time to end a chapter of division among palestinians. us media is reporting that the singer tom petty is seriously ill in hospital following a cardiac arrest. the 66—year—old front—man for the group tom petty and the heartbreakers was taken to hospital after being found unconscious at his malibu home on sunday night. three american scientists who discovered the secret of the body clock have won the nobel prize for physiology or medicine. the body clock, or circadian rhythm, is the reason the human body wants to sleep at night, but it also drives huge changes in behaviour and body function as our medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. each of us has an internal body clock that synchronises with the sun and the day—night cycle. but how these circadian rhythms were controlled was largely a mystery