edgar allan poe wrote -- >> the beautiful lady, how could she die? and of consumption? but it is a path i pray to follow he and i wish that all i love could perish of this gentle disease. >> while taking away from a plague is appealing, it does not cure the disease. >> leprosy. >> lepers were left to die. until the arrival of father. >> he cared for the sick by teaching them to farm and leading them in work shifts. >> once he contracted the disease, he began the service and would continue to do so until his death. >> typhoid. >> mary, how ice cream killed thousands. >> salmonella is a bacterial disease easily neutralized by the cooking process. unfortunately for mary and her clients -- >> they stung. >> she specialized in the concocting of ice cream. >> mary was immune to this disease, but boy, could she spread it. >> boil it, cook it, peel it or toss it. >> is calmly used used today. >> what have we learned through thousands of years of fighting this? >> from the plague that we need a strong central threered minimize panic. >> we learned what not to do. >> smallpox. >>

lamb of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lameones as well before meeting up withe was presented with a signed rugby shirt by the whales squad after receiving that prince charles said he wasn't sure that prayer would make everyone proud. he went to present one of the players with his rugby world cup because he has just arrived out here as an injury replacement so that's what a proud moment for him. of course we have both of his sons very keen and rugby fans, william is a patron of the w that allows rugby union there as harry is a patron of the english rfu and he and the rest of the wealth players seem to enjoy themselves today. england are getting ready to face the all blacks on saturday. still to come on sportsday... the unlikely champions, we hear from the toronto raptors head coach, who cut his teeth in the uk. and back to school: the 15—year—old is studying for his gcses, but he's also just made his debut in the football league. last night, did not get home until late, it's been surreal really. the 115th world series is under way in major league baseball and th

allan little, bbc news, madrid. of the us gymnast simone biles bringing a touch of acrobatic magic ahead of game two of the mlb major league baseball world series. the four—time olympic gold medallist performed a backflip before she threw out the first pitch in the second game of the world series contest, between the houston astros and the washington nationals, at minute maid park in houston, texas. the size difference there is tremendous. and your eyes did not deceive you, she did all of that in jeans. there is much more on that and all of the news on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. there's a battle between cold and mild air taking place across the uk at the moment to see which wins out for the weekend. spoiler — it is the cold air. it's already in place across northern parts of the uk. on the dividing line between the two, before the cold air wins and head south, some of us are about to get a lot of heavy rain through friday into at

allan little has been following the story.e nationalflag. for today, modern spain is very publicly disowning his legacy. not his relatives, though. they tried to stop this exhuamation in the courts and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy — the lionising of a dictator. he was, until they lifted him away today, the only one of the 20th century's fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. norberto pico, of the nationalist spanish falange party, accused the socialist government of rewriting history. but to the victims of franco's dictatorship, his vast public tomb was an offence, glorifying fascism. its immense basilica was hollowed out of solid rock by the forced labour of republican prisoners. one who survived the labour camps that helped to build it told me, "this place should now be allowed to fall quietly into dereliction". the

last week's synagogue attack was without germany's strict gun laws the day would have been much worse allan posner is a commentator for the daily lives. he says the far right in germany is a long way from interesting terror and as long as terror from whatever direction does not have not supported it is an inconvenience rather than a danger for democracies like germany. and shania was on this is a producer and a middle east commentator here at the she's an israeli citizen living in berlin and she says it's time for german authorities to up their game speeches and declarations are you know. so christopher let me start out by asking you what you encountered when you went to hell right after this attack what was the response of people who'd been in the senate god and what was the response of others in the house. i spoke with the people who were inside the synagogue the next day on thursday morning and they told me that actually been quite calm and that this counter you take good care of them and that they were of course worried but that the mood was not one of panic. just from what i understood

right and so allan the vice president now also appears to be ensnared in this control the sea or he's been roped into that for a few days though when donald trump when he was giving his news conference said you better talk to mike pence about his conversations with the ukrainian president but no we have the house and the oversight committee saying look we need documents from mike pence we want to see everything newly to any discussions you've had with the ukrainian president we want to know what briefings you got about the phone calls in may and july and they have said if you do not do this then that would be considered to be a real problem for my parents essentially what they're seeing is that if you don't hand over these documents then we will impeach you and that can happen because what got richard nixon way back in the 1970 s. was the fact that he wanted to withhold documents from the house so while mike pence says there is no deal between him and donald trump suddenly the democrats have opened up a 2nd front and saying we need your documents now mike pence could make the decision

hi allan 10 hours of testimony that's quite extraordinary itself one of the headlines to come out of it. well what we're hearing is that william taylor's testimony was detailed and credible according to democratic lawmakers what is more important perhaps is going to be this this is his opening statement is 15 pages long longer than you would expect normally in this sort of situation and this is bad news for donald trump essentially says although donald trump has used the phrase no quid pro quo william taylor suggests that absolutely was because donald trump was holding back aid from ukraine unless it announced publicly announced that it was going to carry out an investigation into joe biden and the 2016 election now that's important because of course donald trump's big phrase there's been no quid pro quo nope quid pro quo in the document donald trump again makes it clear there's no quid pro quo but he wants to put the ukrainian president in a public box by a known saying this statement so that was very interesting what is also interesting as well is that william taylor says that when

rollin fisher is joining us live so and allan through any number of investigations that the president has actually been the focus of even before the impeachment inquiry is ministration doesn't cooperate there's been subpoena after subpoena after subpoena this is no different there's more subpoenas that have now been issued to the white house tell us about the. well donald trump says he always cooperates but of course we know this track record is that he tends to stonewall and he tries to delay the 3 house committee chairman have said that they sent a subpoena to the white house they want full details of the call with ukraine and the white house are going to object to that this is likely to end up in the supreme court this is happened before and it's likely to be where pins this time round as well quite simply the house is frustrated with the stonewalling with the delays with. the failure to deliver documents that they're asking and so that is why they have put forward this subpoena and also includes mick mulvaney who is the chief of staff some would argue often the 2nd most powerful j

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allan thank you. now iraq's government has denied that any of its security forces a fired directly at protesters during 6 days now of violence demonstrations 109 people have been killed since the unrest began on tuesday and more than 6000 have been injured the violence has continued to spite the prime minister announcing a 17 point reform plan to try to appease the protesters shephard hansie has more. after days of demonstrations across iraq the number of dead continues to rise in the aftermath of the killings iraq's interior ministry pushed back when i was with us accounts that security forces fired live at protesters but could be out of limb could take everyone knows there were no armed battles clashes or confrontations between the security forces and the protesters but there were wicked and he knows hands that targeted the victims on both sides when we went and checked the bodies of the martyrs the injuries were in the head or the heart it is clear that the shooting did not take place from the clos

if it is about the blame game, will people be convinced by this, if it is allan people be convinced bytry to pit him against the people and when those voters over and convince them he has done everything he can to get a deal, will people be convinced?m depends how much mud is thrown. what i'm not looking forward to is him going to the supreme court is the amount of stick these judges will get. lady hale, the chiefjudge, she has a lot of stuff chucked at her and she made a comment, picked up on boris's comments, but she was making mocking references to boris, i am sorry prime ministerjohnson. if you rememberthe sorry prime ministerjohnson. if you remember the judges being envious of the people, ithink remember the judges being envious of the people, i think these judges are in fora very the people, i think these judges are in for a very difficult time and they will get a lot of stuff chucked at them. not in the independent, but elsewhere. let's move to the metro, picking up a lot of today's papers, squat and earth, suggesting boris johnson will not budge from number ten even if mps vote

allan bakke sued the medical school of university of california at davis for reverse discrimination. 16 spots for minority students. bakke argued he was academically more qualified than the students who filled the quota. >> one, two, three, four -- >> the court ruled in his favor in 1978. racial quotas were deemed illegal. >> allan paul bakke. >> they said once again that white rights are supreme in this country. >> but affirmative action wasn't dead. the court also said that race could be considered in admissions but only as one of many factors. and now, another legal battle threatening to end affirmative action once and for all. this time the scene is harvard. asian-americans sued the school, charging that harvard admissions officers disregard their sterling test scores and grades and hold them to a higher standard. although a federal judge ruled earlier this month siding with the university, the case is far from over. that's because the man behind the lawsuit is edward blum, one of the nation's most influential and conservative opponents of affirmative action. >> harvard systemati

certainly send a few republicans scrambling for cover ok alan fischer with the latest in washington allan thank you. iraq's prime minister is calling for calm after 3 days of anti-government protests have left at least 31 people dead adel belmonte has asked protesters to speak to his office directly so he can address their demands the protests are driven by common concerns so there is a chronic lack of basic services like electricity and water and the 200-1000 budget only 8 percent has been allocated for education reconstruction and health sectors come binded that is compared to 14 percent on oil and 20 percent on security 13 percent of all adults are unemployed but that goes up to more than a quarter for young people of working age and the issues are not just being felt in the capital administrations of spread across several provinces most of the deaths have been in southern iraq in cities like nasiriyah and ammara emraan com reports. they defied the curfew imposed by iraq's security forces. and for not following soldiers oldest bullets were fired at the. government demonstrations in the

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allan takes us home to his apartment but he doesn't want to meet his wife and child . so cruel it was that on my birthday that was your best. plus i 5 know for you. such happy celebrations were only possible because most of them often took the orphaned island home with him. this. one day i came home and had to tell my family that we would soon have to say goodbye darling to because the hospital put him up for adoption. and there was a rule the kid started crying and that's how it happened we couldn't part with him so we adopted him ourselves. alan's adoptive family brought him up like their own son but that didn't protect him from being singled out for verbal abuse for many he remained the son of an enemy. it's very upsetting to be called serb bastard or told you were found in a garbage bin being excluded like that was really awful for me condemn the victims not the perpetrators and they still do to this day. to. this trauma exclusion stigma discrimination. this is what the war bequeath to the invisible children. pollin and i know that in 2017 through a study on post-w

fessor joining us on this story allan what more are you learning about these arrests. well both these men were detained at dulles airport on the outskirts of washington actually in the state of virginia late on wednesday they were on a flight out of the country you shouldn't read too much into that no both men are accused of making false statements falsifying records and trying to evade contribution limits by hiding the source of money that they were funneling into various political campaigns the made a donation to donald trump's america 1st political action committee they also made a number of donations to kevin mccarthy now he's a senior figure in the republican leadership on capitol hill but they did saw requesting that he want to remove the u.s. ambassador to the ukraine the she was actually removed from her position in may this year by donald trump the 2 men are connected to redo giuliani 1st of all because they were making introductions to ukrainian business people for rudy giuliani but also they were allegedly helping his investigation into corruption by joe bid

allan guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from bought. the book.s is d w news live from valley ecuador's president leaves his government out of the capital and imposes an overnight curfew off to protest is still the congress they'll take thousands of demonstrators join rallies in quito with some clashing with police say the cuts to fuel subsidies and other austerity measures also coming up after a phone call between german chancellor i'm going to buckle in the u.k. prime minister for a strong sense and he can long then take nights claims that medical told johnson his plans to leave.

allan thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera trying to hack the u.s. president a cyber group linked to the iranian government is attacking microsoft's account. and search and 1st time voter registration to meet a young people who could sway a 2nd box at referendum. high once again we've got some wet weather in the forecast to southern parts of china over the next couple days lost a fine and dry at the moment as it has been for a good part of this week but we are starting to see one or 2 heads just cropping up as we go on through sas date does she try to keep in that northeasterly wind but eventually these showers will drift across the south china seas heading over towards hong kong into the far south of china bits and pieces of sharon so you're possibility in quite a brisk way and feeding those showers in as well so while the blustery sunny out in the open water is sunshine and showers to across a good part of southeast asia particularly in simulation we chain of storm still in place here as they should be at this time of year running across into the m

so allan the ated that the missiles that were supposed to be there were being held up rather that were intended for ukraine where do things stand with that. the missiles and the ada 2 separate things although part of the whole picture of the aid was separate and donald trump was saying we're holding that allegedly until we get a commitment from the ukraine that they are going to go ahead and investigate corruption particular and the bidens during his conversation with president of the ukraine. he said look we would like to buy some more javelin missiles from the united states and then don't trump said in the conversation well you could do us a favor and that's what everyone says is the quid pro quo and though tom says well look the whistleblower got it wrong he was making up to go from 3rd hand sources but a lot of what the whistleblower has said has actually come true no the sale of the javelin missiles has been approved by congress it's no going through the state department thank you very much in favor over so those missiles will be delivered to the ukrainians when they start to pay

front of the white house and on twitter it is having an impact ok alan fischer live in washington allan thank you. exit polls show tenacious conservative and has why in a parliamentary elections by a narrow margin a 2nd or hard in tunisia came 2nd. ports the election outcome may lead to more political tension. a moment of celebration for another supporters the conservative party has secured 46 seats in preliminary results but it's a bitter victory for a party that won 69 seats 5 years ago. then a memory. we are at the beginning of a new period that people have given us their trust and who will live up to it. we will use all of tunisia's political capital in order to achieve their main objectives of the revolution such as the protection of personal and public freedom . their 2nd objective is dignity which requires jobs education and health services. the secular heart of tunisia has come in 2nd with $35.00 seats the party was founded 3 months ago by media tycoon a bill how do we who is in jail on corruption charges the coalition of dignity and alliance of independent candidates came in 3r

steve allan is a leader and a behind—the—scenes convener of the global first world anti—francis groupme joy his attempt to start a right—wing catholic place just south of rome, they have been thrown out. the italian government essentially threw them out this week. that is good. on the other hand as someone who is not party to all this, going back deep into the history of the church, i have been reading the new book by tom holland, dominion about the history of christianity in the west, the idea of celibacy as an add on, it seems not directed by the heavens but one that is deeply mundane, it was a necessary political manoeuvre at the end of the roman period, the beginning of the middle ages and why not if the processes of the church have been one of constant reinvention and reformation then why not a reformation that can bring a non—celibate clergy back to the four. and women. it was a necessary political manoeuvre at the end of the roman period, the beginning of the middle ages and why not if the processes of the church have been one of constant reinvention and reformation then why no

allan thank you. iraq's government has denied that any of its security forces have fired directly at protesters during 6 days of violent demonstrations 109 people have now been killed since the unrest began on tuesday and more than 6000 have been injured the violence has continued this spike to the prime minister announcing a 17 point reform plan to try to appease the protesters she has more. after days of demonstrations across iraq the number of dead continues to rise in the aftermath of the killings iraq's interior ministry pushed back when i was with us accounts that security forces fired live at protesters but could be out and limited and i think everyone knows there were no armed battles clashes or confrontations between the security forces and the protesters but there were wicked and he knows hands that targeted the victims on both sides when we went and checked the bodies of the martyrs the injuries were in the head or the heart it is clear that the shooting did not take place from a close dist

harvest well but allan tell me you want the local i'm going to look i'm. out. after church on sunday in a nearby village it's time for some cock fighting. it's a bloody spectacle and a favorite pastime for many in the philippines mainly among christians. and. muslim religious leaders and the moral islamic liberation front disapprove not of the cruelty but because it involves gambling. we reached the biggest city in mindanao. president to territory was mayor here for more than 20 years. this is where he began his notorious war on drugs seemingly deploying the police as extra judicial hitman. estimates of the number of people killed ranged between 502-0000. the next morning we meet an old friend and confidant of the president today so he invited us to see his fish farm. so this is where i can lay money beyond what they are being told that they're more here than we think they'd go for that. after that. he's a busy politician so he soon heads back to the city. we arranged to meet him again later. is a mainly catholic city and it's striking how prosperous it appears

so 1st of all allan what reaction has there been coming out of the u.s. to the statement from north korea will someone isn't reading the mood of the room very well the north koreans have come out of the talks and sweden and say no we're done say that north americans simply haven't come up with any new proposals that would change the dynamic after almost 8 months meanwhile the u.s. are saying that they've been invited back to sweden for talks in 2 weeks and they intend to be there they say that the united states and the d.p. r. k. north korea will not overcome a legacy of 70 years of war and hostility on the korean peninsula through the course of a single saturday these are with you issues in that require a strong commitment by both countries the united states has that commitment so clearly the see the room for more talks but north korea said unless we start to see u.s. sanctions being lifted then there is no point in continuing these discussions you remember that the discussions were ongoing and in february there was a summit in vietnam involving donald t

allan i asked him again.o the uk. allan i asked him again. isaid if would return to the uk. allan i asked him again. i said if it was your 19—year—old son or your son, no matter what age, you would be doing the same as me. -- he was holding the same as me. -- he was holding the hand at the time and said yes i would. he said maybe we will try and push this from a different angle. harry dunn died six weeks ago after his motorbike collided with a car in northamptonshire. the car was being driven on the wrong side of the road by anne sacoolas who later left the uk, despite being the main suspect. ina stunning uk, despite being the main suspect. in a stunning surprise, president trump told harry's parents that mrs sacoolas was waiting in the room next door and wanted to meet the couple there and then. but they refused, saying talking about harry's death with anne sacoolas must be done in a proper controlled setting. the fact that this case has even made it to the white house has stunned charlotte and tim. just six

around the whole of the plane it wasn't exactly representative of what a real flight would be once the allan wants to get they service up and running by about 20202023 but that is subject to a few things not least regulatory approval for a flight of this length they've also got to do a new deal with their pilots pilots who are skeptical about working on such a long flight and they need. on the go see it with the union to get that through and then of course the economics of the world have to stock up primarily though this is probably be a flight to business people travelling between sydney and new york need to get their boss because in the great scheme of things saving 3 hours 3 and a half hours perhaps on the current service is top 3 los angeles or houston at the moment well they'll be a premium in terms of price attached to that and not everybody will want to pay. geoffrey thomas is the editor in chief of airline ratings dot com he says people would happily pay a premium for a direct flight to the point of how popular the series the perth to london service which is nonstop of course as we k

trump standing in front of the white house calling on china to investigate a political opponent and allan in the meantime there seems to be an agreement to have the missiles between us and the u.s. and the ukraine tell us more about that well this links back again to the call with president selenski of ukraine back in june you'll remember that during that phone call president asked for more javelin missiles to be sent from the united states know what donald trump was on the call about was separate military aid which had been held up but today we find out that the javelins have been approved you remember that during that conversation back in june when selenski asked about being able to buy more javelin missiles donald trump then said yeah but i want you to do is a favor which was to investigate joe biden the suit the moment for donald trump all roads are leading back to the phone call in june but also the impeachment proceedings so it looks as if these javelin missiles will go through this sale will go through they've got congressional approval the state department of said ok but it's all

going to expand even farther but this definitely no good news for donald trump thank you very much allan fisher washington. an official iraqi inquiry has found security personnel used excessive force against protesters during the recent wave of anti-government demonstrations that the report says 149 civilians and 8 security officers were killed 2 to life i and excessive force it held senior commanders responsible but stopped short of blaming the prime minister and all the top officials more than 70 percent of the deaths were caused by shots to the head or the chest the government committee investigating the violence said there had been no order to shoot protests erupted on october 1st of a high unemployment public services and corruption and non-con has more now from the capital baghdad. the report hasn't actually been released to the public there was a statement read out on a rocky state t.v. from the promises office the key points of the reports this the government has admitted to life being used against the protesters also admitted to excessive force but it's also put some of the blam

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probably only going to get worse from this point all right alan fischer with the latest from washington allan thank you. when you were head of the news hour and clearing strength and numbers and syria had as rival factions joined together as part of the national army. reporting from the waters off the coast of french ground right of the migration routes of wales and all the marine species as we listen to the sounds of this. and sport bar has details of a golden night for host qatar at the world athletics championships. and there are reports u.s. president's re-election campaign is among accounts targeted by a hacking group linked to the iranian government the reuters news agency says attempts to access trumps accounts were unsuccessful microsoft has confirmed hundreds of accounts were targeted by the group known as phosphorous they include those of current and former u.s. government officials journalists and prominent iranians living abroad pedicle hain has more from washington. this is a pretty unusual move but it shows how much things have changed for tech companies since the 2016 election

or you boris johnson john i think pass this bill and then get to an election ok thank you very much allan for all of that so back to a juggling hold here for the time being in the coming day or 2 back to brussels where they have saved themselves by 2 banking that aren't aren't saying with the latest from westminster. now that he does of tuck in russia say a deal has been reached for kurdish fighters to move out of syrian border areas the announcement comes as a u.s. brokered truce in the region comes to an end takesh president ship type i do want says syrian kodesh fighters will move such a kilometers away from the border in northeast syria within 150 al is off to that time turkey and russia have agreed to conduct joint patrols both me to say they'll work to ensure the safe return of syrian refugees in turkey. we are not going to allow any separatist agendas in syria we gave kurdish rebels 120 hours and said they would withdraw they would move 30 kilometers deep we're going to have 10 kilometers deep and russian security will operate there in man beach and teller fought all the y.p. g. wi

as so allan what have we learned from what the pentagon has released.well of course donald trump said he would like to release some of the video what we saw was taken from above you see american troops on the ground you see them confronting a number of people in the compound the operation was given the go ahead at 9 am eastern time on saturday morning by central command that's 13 g.m.t. we know found out that the staging area for this was actually in syria itself the troops took an hour and a helicopter to get to the compound and then they started their operation they called in a number of people to give up and hand themselves over 3 at least 6 people did not do that for women and 2 men including baghdad himself and of course they were killed they have also adjusted the number of children in the tunnel where baghdad they went they say there was only 2 children there both of them under the age of 12 when baghdadi detonated his suicide vest killing himself and those 2 children they also are told is that there was a white van that appeared with full of arm

they would continue to own and san francisco would be the owner of between our systems and pg & es allan the southern border and provide reliable, safe public service. that's the cost to achieve the goals. these goals are included in operating, maintenance, administrative expenses and capital expenses. when we say consistent with our values on clean power content, we're talking about the same supply costs incurring as an organization for our clean power sf program. since we're searching a portion of the city, it's really only looking here at that increment we're not serving, so about 20%, that last 20%. and equity. wear proposing here to spend the same amount of dollars that pg &es & e collects as an operag cost. while meeting financial requirements, it means this program and the way we look at acquisition of pg & e assets and operating a full scale utility throughout san francisco, it would need to meet the same financial requirements that we currently operate under and that our waste water operates under. and then this chart illustrates that. we know we wouldn't go forward if we expect

is allan right? are democrats any more prepared to combat this behavior now?ed to combat the behavior than they were in 2016 because democrats are committed to taking the high road from a messaging perspective. frankly, i think that's the right thing to do. count me among those. we're not just willing to get down on his level and punch. first of all, shout out to harry reid's kangel, that was cool. i would just point out, i understand where harry reid is going in saying the president is smart, but to me that doesn't equate to intellect. to me, he knows his base. he knows as long as he continues to stay in the mud and punch people and say -- and call bad names and rile up his base in the way that -- despicable to me, in the way they do, that's all he needs to do. he doesn't need to speed speak to facts. he doesn't need high-minded issues, domestic or foreign. that's not what he's here for. he's very comfortable in his role, knowing what his base wants to hear from him. i don't think that amounts to intellect like harry reid said. two different definitions of in

mr lewis said the decision was a " and tesco chairmanjohn allan said he had accepted the resignationa rise in profits. our business presenter dominic 0'connell said mr lewis' decision was a surprise. timing is everything in business, i think dave lewis realised it wasn't going to get much better with the results. hejoined the going to get much better with the results. he joined the company in disarray, there had been a string of profit warnings, there was an accounting scandal. he has turned around, he has actually done quite a lot, he sacked a few thousand staff, change their senior management and move their head office. he said the results were rather overshadowed by the news of his departure. like sales were flat but a tough comparison to last year because last year was quite a good one for tesco. but in the operating margin was back up but in the operating margin was back up to 4%, a level it has not been out since the glory days. really, he can say that it is kind ofjob done on the turnaround, but the grocery market is super competitive. audi and lidl are snapping at tesco's hee

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rudy giuliani television hyperbole and misdirection all right allan lichtman thank you very much for helping us through all of that thanks for your time any time take care. elections are to be held in sept is controlled eastern ukraine paving the way for talks with moscow is the latest peace move on the ukraine's new government led by president selenski after last month's mass prisoner exchange with russia victoria gates and the reports. of protesters outside the ukrainian president's office in the capital kiev they're angry about an agreement with kremlin backed separatists in eastern ukraine which allows for elections a legislative territory they say it amounts to capitulation to russia to get their work in the war has been going on in ukraine as a secure almost 5 years because ukrainian soldiers die the a shade their blood and volunteers provide aid to the community cares about ukrainian independence and the in one day all of these if it's a broken by a statement of capitulation by the presidential office the agreement between the ukrainian government kremlin backed separatists ru

and all opposition parties are planning to vote against the get the agreement which allan's has more from westminster. this is the karma before westminster's weekend storm on saturday m.p.'s will face off in parliament in a special session they have just one day of debate to accept or reject boris johnson's new brix it deal and decide the future of this country if they say no the prime minister must ask the e.u. for a break sit extension something he's desperate to avoid i hope that people will think well you know what's the bounce what constituents really want do they want us to keep going with a song they want division and delay or do they want us to focus on putting more money in here which is what we're doing expanding a provision for a provision for education. and putting more police out on the streets tackling knife crime those against the deal are hoping opposition parties can hold the line we all know it's going to be tight and the only way boris johnson can deliver his brakes to see if labor m.p.'s break ranks and vote for a tory press it with northern ireland's d u p ruling

mr lewis said the decision was a " and tesco chairmanjohn allan said he had accepted the resignationnounced as tesco reported a rise in profits. business presenter dominic o'connell is here. good morning. is this a genuine surprise, do you think? it is, many people thought dave lewis might stay ona people thought dave lewis might stay on a bit longer to enjoy the fruits of the turnaround he engineered. but timing is everything in business and i think dave lewis realised it wasn't going to get much better than the set of results. he joined the company when it was in disarray and there had been a string of profit warnings and there was an accounting scandal. tesco was in ms and he has done a lot. he sacked quite a few thousand staff, change the senior management and move to head office and the results have been overshadowed by the news of his departure. like for like sales, tough comparison with last year because last year was a good one for tesco. at the operating margin, which is what a lot of people look at was back up to 4%. a level it has not been at since the glory days. the groc

allan little has been following the story. today, modern spain very much disowning franco's legacy.n the courts and lost their final this exhumation in the courts and lost theirfinal appeal this exhumation in the courts and lost their final appeal last month. they made clear their enduring loyalty. but franco's grandiose public resting place has come to symbolise something discordant in a modern democracy. the lion rising of a dictator. he was, untilthey lifted away today, the only one of —— 20th—century‘s fascist leaders to retain such posthumous acclaim. even so, many here opposed this exhumation. no a representative of the falange party accused the government of rewriting history. but to the victims of franco's dictatorship, his first public team was an offence glorifying fascism. it its immense basilica was hollowed out and solid rock by the labour of republican prisoners. one who survived the labour camps that help build it told me this play should now be allowed to fall quietly into dereliction. the building is a monument to the victory of a crusade. the ones from the civil wa

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