members through the employment ation of the plans. by their higher council of the jesus see the member states to achieve these goals. of the custodian of the two mosques by the higher council in december twenty fifth. six to everything that will help implementing the call the nation between the council of thought is and institutions in all feeds and domains broke. through active it is starting may twenty sixty and this necessitates the. the vision according to the mechanism and then mad just is there a high innes's says the importance of continuing the work for the economic integration between the member states and the comprehensive implementation of the items of the economic agreement and overcome all the obstacles thrown at scheveningen the common decency a market in old to reach for the economic unity by twenty twenty five a cold in practical programs you need it to be implemented their leaders stress them potence the role of the g.c.c. in keeping stability and security in the region and in fighting terrorism and extremism and defe

more generous defending from the visitors but how about that for interviewees ation. a rat home when looked on the const but shouted the comeback kings had other ideas sabriel him polo picked the perfect time to score his first of the season with eight minutes to go shall kick getting there just rewards for some excellent build up play. he desperately tried to get the message out to his team. but it was all in vain five minutes into injury time now and who else pops up with the equaliser i. disconnect turned out to be the last of the match. we are at him that like to play football to play possession and with this pitch today was very hauled very sleepy so we try our best and at the end i think this roy's like a victory for us. that's now eleven games without defeat for south no wonder they were singing jingle bells to desk all the way. now cologne started the season could be described as

the sample is taken directly into the research vessels lab there to improvise ation is the order of the day ryans operators is made of large plastic water containers a fine filter is concealed in the caps of the bottles. there's nothing to be seen with the naked eye. or. sorry. for india. but the microscope reveals a different story. the water samples contain plastic fibers the filter has caught the fine filaments there up to five hundred of them in each bucket of water. i really was this lot expecting reason to lie i threw the bucket in at the front thinking it was going to find nothing and to find some items shocking just changes the way i think about things. it's widely known that there are a large quantities of plastic deb refloating in the world's oceans but the spotlight of research is now increasingly turning to micro plastic fibers. birds and other marine animals often die after ingesting larger pieces of plastic but the effect of small fibers needs more research what is known is that they absorb toxic substances like pesticides which are thus transported into the stomachs of ma

foundries specifications the trapper was forged out of a special steel with yellow lines stabilize ation that way it will be softer than the bell every time the trap a hits the bow it will be knocked back slightly thereby acting as a wearing pod nevertheless it's designed to do its job for around seventy years and ensures the bell will be able to ring on home for centuries. cutter works its way through the metal one micro meter at a time slowly the clapperboard that will strike the bell becomes a visible on the ladies thank the clapper can be handed over the quality of the steel is checked via ultrasound this material test is only done after the fine tuning since the service must be smoothed for this test. the clapper gets the all clear it can be sent to innsbruck. all the necessary cleaning work has been completed in the foundry the sandblasting alone took six days was the result his breath taking the largest free swinging bell in the world is ready for bucharest national cathedral of redemption. was. godless of how glorious it looks the bell needs to sound perfect to. the or double sou

was noticing on the figures you posted up there for the long 257 -- ations, they had 257,000 dollars, i would like to make the point, this is the team, while tom price spent $400,000 by himself on i think that we're getting a good deal. point i would like to ake, i saw criminal penalties manafortand his partner monetary re are fortfittures, paid for what has the entire mueller investigation, that is all i have to say. host: mr. noble? guest: yeah, one thing you don't get with special counsel figures, you get price tag of how much is spent on this, that s not something you get for completion of entire criminal investigation run by the u.s. attorney's office. have a whole things they want to pursue, you don't get a price tag for how much is spent on the cost. it is unique that we can kind critical, pick apart what is being spent, take issue typically we don't see that in other investigations, so in terms of you mentioned travel cost for the mueller -- stigation travel.223,000 for guest: for travel, but most being spent for folks who were broughter offices, he's on folks who were out of

of course you're against the process ation of public services well is the issue we were very clear on a cross party basis unanimously on this in both reports we were against privatisation per se but we were against it was a botched structure which undermined the delivery of justice in this country. a system where you ended up. with forty three police forces with independent responsibility for forensic science with a handful of private sector companies some extremely good and some a bit questionable to say the least in the marketplace and a regulator with insufficient powers to ensure that standards were at the highest possible level so our fact is that structure has that structure worsened since those reports are put out well i'm firmly of the belief that in the not too distant future we'll see a case a course of their case that will be the circumstance. individuals or an individual ends up on the wrong side of the bars or the the criminal who seems to be bone dry it's getting away with it because of botched forensic science or indeed the innocent person not having access to the best

queen elizabeth ii: six decades ation hasresent evolved somewhat as has the technology she described.hey would imagine that people will be watching this one day on laptops and mobile phones as some of you are today? i'm also struck by something that hasn't changed. whatever the technology, many of you will be watching this at home. we think of our homes as places mth and love, of shared stories and memories, which is perhaps why this time of year so many returned to where they grew up. a timeless simplicity to the poll of home. for many, the idea of home reaches beyond the physical building to hometown or city. this christmas, i think of london and manchester, whose powerful identities shown through over the past 12 months in the face of appalling attacks. , there areer children who have gone to see their favorite singer. a few days after the bombing, i had the privilege of meeting some of the young survivors and their parents. >> [indiscernible] queen elizabeth ii: faye interesting -- very interesting how united. i describe that hospital visit as a privilege because the patients i me

sharper profile but we also have to deal with issues coming up in the future it's not just digitise ation mean to our workaday world how will life be in the society of migrants global justice people expect answers to these questions and they expect some orientation which the s.p.d. isn't giving them right now. just yet yourselves said it has to become younger and more feminine so it is a question of personnel are you confident the national convention won't go the same way as in bavaria and you're comes up empty handed again a moment at the moment i'm very confident i think the party has learned that it just makes sense to include young people especially strong women so i'm very confident. and anyway it's not just about me one or the other party member might see it differently but i really believe we've got to make the party runs younger and more feminine starting from the local chapters up through the state executive committees right up to the party leadership. we need young people everywhere with new ideas and fresh. now we've come to our unfinished sentences that i'd like to ask you to

with north korea how likely is that i think china has expressed the firm position that denuclearize ation is the ultimate goal that we all need to work towards however each country should have the freedom to decide what's the best way to proceed especially under the umbrella of the united nations security council resolutions and i think china will do this in this spirit and the ultimate goal is inevitably the denuclearization but china does not want to be forestalled pressured by any other country as to what's the right thing to do what's the wrong thing to do and china has pressured the united states to do the right thing that is to enter into direct negotiations with deep eochaid to achieve denuclearization richard whites in washington nikki haley also saying that if it comes to it north korea will be quote utterly destroyed that surely is no more than a red rag to a bull. i think that the concern among the administration is that the leadership in and counting has not fully assess the risks of its current course of action i mean so far it's been able to test missile after missile a nucl

same time all of this this focus on un trump has alleviated israel from its role from its colonised ation of cities like jerusalem despite the policies that it's been enforcing on the palestinian residents of jerusalem such as revoking residency and home demolitions arbitrary arrests so this this balance kind of makes you want to question what is really being reported here. and what is not being reported images like this one a boy of sixteen who says an israeli soldier butted him with a rifle it went viral on palestinian social media but for the most part that's as far as such images go they tend not to be considered newsworthy by the mainstream media in what has become trump's america this image is a very accurate representation of the imbalance of power on the ground the image has kind of become the iconic representation of this moment among palestinians a sixteen year old palestinian boy surrounded by heavily armed israeli soldiers and yet the images that come across in american media are often images of palestinians acting out in violence against israelis but the reality is that the o

polarized and there is so extremely polarized right now on all sides of the digital camera two eyes ation has increased much more not we are looking at millions of people in a rural india being constantly being radicalized through whatsapp they may not be ideologically driven but they have an ideology be appropriate. and finally after an official ban that lasted thirty five saudi arabia is opening itself up to the world of cinema saudi citizens will actually be able to go to film starting in march about three months from now this is all part of a reform package put forward by the new crown prince mohamed bin. saudis can already stream films or download them at home and second do not mistake this new policy for a new era of free speech in the kingdom the minister of culture has already confirmed that what goes on the silver screen will be subject to censorship the online response though was quick and coming within hours a new hash tag was trending saudi movie titles putting a fan into the titles of some of the most famous blockbusters out there will leave you with some of them and we'll se

heard from the museum blogger and activist on the matter become so dire that what happened is file ation off of tunisian women rights but it's a violation of women rights and general the spokesperson for the national presidency talking about security problems but this doesn't justify what happened if a small female babies were not allowed to go on planes i don't think that a toddler is. the tunisian government is still asking for official apology and it happened under the pressure of people here in tunisia. russia is struggling to cope with the growing epidemic of making matters worse is the emergence of people in the country who deny the disease even exists in a patrol investigates. hiv epidemic is sweeping across russia during the health experts more than a million russians are in fact it. almost one in a hundred people in russia are diag no state hiv positive. despite a year of increased efforts to tackle the spread of the virus the country is on course to see annual infections pass one hundred thousand again which accounts for almost two thirds of all infections in europe and central

people deserve to know what the government has done in their name and their loss will only fuel accuse ations of a cover up as a historian it's impossible to believe this loss the declassified files themselves show governments view the public largely as a threat the threat of democracy is deeply embedded if it happened in russia for example would be up in arms about corrupt governments but hey this is the british way to avoid scrutiny of its past misdeeds. which pages of history have been lost. well the national archive is a very important resource especially for people like historians and journalists because it keeps documents relating to the country's history and the idea is a perfectly transparent system whereby once government documents are decursive fide anyone over the age of sixteen can go to the national archives and access these files but not all of them because it appears that some of them have gone missing some of the files relating to forty a moment in british history among the files missing are papers relating to the full clinton's war there are documents missing relating to the

russia's athletes from the olympics just to damage russia even more from putin's point of view accuse ations on the russians doping system were and meddling in russia's domestic policy particularly now ahead of the presidential election next year in march our moscow bureau chief yuri rashad there on the story for us tonight yuri thank you very much. well the internet as we know it is dead that is what critics in the u.s. and around the world are saying after a vote today to end net neutrality rules established under president obama those rules have guaranteed equal access to the internet and prevented companies from blocking or prioritizing online traffic to create the feared fast and slow lanes online one of the fathers of the internet tim berners lee and apple co-founder steve wozniak or among people who wrote to congress asking that the vote be postponed today it didn't happen i dissent from this spirally spun legally lightweight consumer harming corporate enabling destroying internet freedom order it is not the job of the government to be in the business of picking winners and losers in

policy who say we should let all these people in well let me make this clear no matter what i like ations they make and we are not inhumane we provide humane conditions no matter what allegations they make we are not going to bow to their demands and we're not going to become the victims of people smugglers are not all pushing you to the moon they're pushing you to treat them humanely no they are none of that that you'd see but the greatest of respect i'm quite an expert on this topic the more they can make claims about inhumane treatment the more they then can put pressure on the australian government to change its policy which is the object of what they're trying to do so they make all these claims about inhumane treatment you know their imprisonment in a australian medical association or a paper all over the place who support the scum wanting to make us read mean they demanded access last week to go in and just say well the health of these side because if we're not going refugee when why not that's three doctors is there in pup or new guinea and there are doctors there already we don't

and we have nine thousand families as of today that are affected and listed to be in our back you ation sentance. well elsewhere in the southern philippines thirty seven people are feared dead in a fire at a shopping mall in the city of devolve it started at a cool cent on the top through the four story building trapping people inside president to ten who previously served as deval as man has visited the site to comfort relatives of the victims russia says the u.s. is encouraging new bloodshed in eastern ukraine off to agreeing to provide weapons to kids the u.s. says they'll give you crane and hans defensive capabilities to fight pro russia separatists well the conflict in the east of the country has claimed more than ten thousand lives since twenty fourteen tom and reports. of missile strikes hit a small town in eastern ukraine damaging homes a school and medical clinic in ukraine blamed the attack this week on pro russian separatists civilians caught in the middle of a three year long conflict. the us has strongly opposed what he calls russian aggression in eastern ukraine blaming th

whether russia except the finding they were all damn tired talking agency reports and their league ation that russia had a state sponsored doping assisted octet cup we should pursue through the russian situation we've been told the potential ramifications for russia swards if then the countries refutation then didn't. still standing what stands should we take care of what i see is that a visual. coverdell somebody buys you. from a national youth our position is clear there has never been and there can never be any state sponsored doping system and russia as for the specific cases of b.d.s. they are no different from regular criminal activities like corruption that you encounter in every other area of human life and there have always been people who break the law and we have to oppose them rush acknowledges this and we have done a lot over the last two years but unlike the i.o.c. and others the walling won't get done and not a single if you show has lost his office seen it true but if you look at the attitudes towards doping among the athletes themselves that they have changed dramaticall

people deserve to know what the government has done in their name and their loss will only fuel accuse ations of a cover up as a historian it's impossible to believe this loss the declassified files themselves show governments view the public largely as a threat the threat of democracy is deeply embedded if it happened in russia for example would be up in arms about corrupt governments but hey this is the british way to avoid scrutiny of its past misdeeds. which pages of history have been left. well the national archives is a very important resource especially for people like historians and journalists because it keeps documents relating to the country's history and the idea is a perfectly transparent system whereby once government documents are decursive fide anyone over the age of sixteen can go to the national archives and access these files but not all of them because it appears that some of them have gone missing some key moments missing relating to the northern ireland troubles as well and perhaps most controversially the files relating to the famous zinoviev letter from way back to the

european parliament gosh ations had stalled out of a citizens' rights off the bracks that the u.k. so-called divorce payments and in particular the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland leave bachar explains. the end of the beginning for bragg sic talks the pritish prime minister arrived in brussels that door to sign off on a fifteen page progress report opening up the second phase of negotiations on post breaks it relations the commission has just formally decided to recommend to dupion council that sufficient progress has not been made on the strict terms of the divorce getting to this point has required gave and take on both sides and i believe that the joint report being published is in the best interests of the whole of the u.k. a deal had to be done imminently to allow e.u. nations to ratify it at next week's summit both sides have been forced to compromise we've been working extremely hard this week and as you've all seen it hasn't been easy for either side. one of the biggest hurdles has been over the border between the republic of ireland an e.u. memb

deserve to know what the government has done in their name and their loss with only a few accuse ations of a cover up as a historian it's impossible to believe this loss the declassified files themselves show governments view the public largely as a threat the threat of democracy is deeply embedded if it happened in russia for example would be up in arms about corrupt governments but hey this is the british way to avoid scrutiny of its past misdeeds. parties polly boko takes a closer look now at what the exact pages of history have been lost all the national archive is a very important resource especially for people like historians and journalists because it keeps documents relating.

ation the responsibility it's donald trump over lying upon intel would be even well that's true but i think coming back to the results of the i think one of the main events was this trial which will meeting all of the presidents of russia turkey and iran and so on you would juxtaposition of forces that is going to determine two thousand it's not going to be sued but it's not going to be pro american versus american is going to be sovereign states against the west and why are they going to need to be reminded of that because he just called the president of syria a terrorist again the other day presidential run for the answer to your point that russia one should i know you know to be geopolitics is not about and has never been a part of morality or about this if you dos obviously it is it is the art of finding common ground with other nations and using those unions those alliances against against other cities so to get to be is in a position has not been for the last fifty years opposing to. be. a much tougher relationship with washington than ever before you know for the post-war year

more generous defending from the visitors but how about that for interviews ation. a rat home win looked on the constant sound of the comeback kings had other ideas sabriel and polo picked the perfect time to score his first of the season with eight minutes to go shall kick getting there just rewards for some excellent build up play. he desperately tried to get the message out to his team. but it was all in vain five minutes into injury time now and who else pops up with the equaliser i. escaped turned out to be the last of the match. wheeled him that like to play football to play position and with this pitch today was very hald very sleepy so we try our best and at the end i think this roy's like a victory for us. that's now eleven games without defeat for south no wonder they were singing jingle bells to desk all the way. now cologne started the season could be described as a nightmare dire or even embarrassing after sixteen matches and a new coach they were still without a win could they finish the year with a victory against well the answer is. a big yes christi

our first headline here here and that is the copyright cartels that the sort of all the carcasses ation of america the fact that basically we have a possible escobar like situation you and i covered it before on the tobacco trail the carnage trail here this town durham north carolina was built on the tobacco industry the cartel that the duke family ran of that the tobacco industry today we have an opioid epidemic because of the cartels from connecticut the what the family connecticut that runs the opioid epidemic but now this also the fact that we have. all the dark ease has basically led to a situation where not only are we pushing drugs on people but there's no hope of ever rising because here's a study and this is from the new york times as headline mists of the one percent what puts people at the top dispelling misconceptions about what's driving in comp inequality in the us so the study looks at all of the myths of of what's causing inequality in the u.s. why the one percent owns twenty percent of all the wealth in the united states and basically they look at all the other o.e.c.d.

he dedicated his life to serving the community and ation and he served us proudly. after his political career, he continued to serve by becoming a visiting professor at several universities across the country. on behalf of the 16th congressional district of illinois, we salute the service of our fallen leader, friend, neighbor, and dedicated civil servant. it's my hope that his legacy will continue proudly. after to inspire generations to come. and that its impact will never be forgotten. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition. mr. session: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i send to the desk a privileged report from the committee on rules for filing under the rule. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title. the clerk: report to accompany 668, resolution resolution providing for consideration of the senate amendment to the bill h.r. 1, provide for gentleman from pennsylvania, r. thompson, for five minutes. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. spe

week's buried news all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the politicize ation of the grand catastrophe in london is becoming clearer coverage of the fire which left so many dead in the poorest community in one of the richest areas on earth initially included voices like this what do i want to happen i want to be a revolution in this country the media the mainstream you don't deserve to be did i mean you should be campaigning to go back to the b.b.c. because mouthpieces for the corrupt government people need a revolution in this country and if any other country did it in a revolution we've seen how you the mainstream media responded to for two years you've hounded demonize them jeremy corbett and you said he was unelectable he can't be there's no possibility of this man being lifted and you created that narrative that people actually believed for a while but what this election has done is shown that people you knew there were still you and the other billionaires sort of media owners and rupert murdoch will go. there and that is the vote of confidence not in term

who have illegally occupied farm lands to leave immediately the finance minister says indigenous ational a policy that favors blacks and will be more investor friendly some analysts say when i go will try to unite a seemingly divided party several but not all of our lives have been fired there's always an after effect of a political process particularly in a takeover presidency will be remnants of other factions but again they'll try and manage it friday as congress will be the first without robert mugabe since one thousand nine hundred eighty when i got plans to announce who will replace mcgovern's wife grace as head of the party's women's week. al-jazeera. well the president of peru is resisting demands to resign because of a corruption scandal but. is being warned impeachment proceedings are about to begin in congress. because he denies involvement with the brazilian construction company or the brecht is implicated in corruption scandals in various countries and he india i mean if you start them being the president has said he will make him the available to the public ministry of the

has done the a lot of work and study through the sheet to ation. how much joy for the right person told well i know enough to say. you know they say it's been tough time for them the russian sports five million of the hockey you are stupid. if it was strong but to just it's not one thing that we do go that way. because emotionally russians are very split about this most of the athletes say they going to go to the olympics and they will compete regardless of anything under natural flag problem russians are saying that doesn't make any sense because if you go to the olympics you should really just be able to raise your flag and hear your anthem play other half of the russians. they're saying you know what go we should go and compete everyone knows from which country you're from and your win is our win anyways what's your take on that's what do you say in effect they should go and compete and be proud that you are russian whatever you know and enjoy the moment on the i think that's sort of for that you know. what has happened with this situation and s

so different from us that we cannot expect them to solve all of our problems we can't expect self ation from the stars i think the best that we can hope for in contacting another civilization is to learn how another species understand this universe in a sense it's holding a mirror up to ourselves because what we know from contacting people on other cultures on our own world gives us a new perspective on ourselves it's not that we want to give up our culture and take on theirs but we have a better appreciation for ourselves. golden words dr back get a friend from this planet don't rely on aliens thanks a lot for this interview when talking to dr douglas is back on the president of the messaging extraterrestrial intelligence organization discussing our chances of finding intelligent and we in life and whether we should be trying to in the first place this holiday season about ol i wish you and list love and peace let's hope that what's humane in us will always prevail over evil stay close and kind of each other a peaceful sky about our hads is worth much more than riches of the world happ

ations its job is to prevent financial crises but it does like to see inflation around two percent as well the e.c.b. doesn't take the jobs market into account when making policy the fed i's employment data closely it's supposed to ensure full employment which it defines as no more than six percent of employ americans well in answer to the criticism the druggies going down a very different road to the americans he says he's just following the rules laid out to him and doing whatever it takes to keep the eurozone economy chugging along . the meeting of the world trade organization when a series has ended in discord a three day summit of world trade ministers failed to solve any of the most pressing issues growing strong rebuke from trade chiefs from europe the u.s. and south africa in light of the lack of progress the w t o's director general cold on the body to do some soul searching. no agreement on agricultural reforms no agreement on scrapping subsidies that supports illegal fishing no agreement even on a joint closing statement there was some lip service paid to the importance of

sort out the problem in turn ational diplomatic way well unfortunately we come to a conclusion that mr r. body hasn't been coming forward with proper solution. to the kurdistan regional government so are you see the problem more than a short term problem there's a long term history problem in in kurdistan regional area after saddam gone and the liberal democrats have been placed constitutional same estate been asked replaced and the kurdish authorities try to build up. a proper. nation of them across the more than seventy state in north norfolk unfortunately the regional powers always had a heightened hands behind the kurds because the kurds has been divided after nine hundred twenty three laws and. between the turkey turkey iraq and iran. side are iran turkey finally we can see that coming together. trying to destroy the original. i don't see the problems and the escalating of the violence is just part of the. problem the domestic policy as i see it as a regional problem and as an international problem as well bill how much appreciate your time and your views middle east expert bill h

democracy of the only ally in very smooth has reverberated throughout most decision you were going to is ation of islamic cooperation convened an emergency session into a wednesday story calling the international community to recognize its jerusalem as the palestinian capital. to secure your russo them because of the great choirs the historical and coming to be honest if you will is important i want to point out to ignore some of the distortions in. the united states the solution to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel is a dangerous one it will threaten security and stability restraints efforts to resume the peace process the president is committed to this peace process as committed as he has ever been born yet i mean every possible step must be taken to prevent the implementation of this illegal action by the u.s. administration however there is one question that sticks out what factors are militants made it possible for the u.s. president to take such an outrageous act that type of rhetoric that we heard has prevented peace in the past and it's not necessarily surprising to us well

they have not reached agreement in their talks those talks of course designed to unlock the goshi ations over trade relations. despite our best efforts and to significant progress we and our teams have made over the past days on the street main we've told issues it was not possible to reach a complete agreement today. we know have a common understanding on most relevant issues was just to us we open for discussion. for consideration for the negotiation and further discussion as president has said we have had a constructive meeting today both sides have been working hard in good faith we've been negotiating hard and a lot of progress has been made and on many of the issues there is a common understanding but it is clear and it's clear crucially that we want to move forward together but on a couple of issues some difference is do remain which require further negotiation and consultation and those will continue but we will reconvene before the end of the week and i am also confident that we will conclude this positively. you know there's a lot of bureaucracy there to filter through let's fi

welcome because she ations about future trade relations between britain and the european union can finally kick off after both sides reach an agreement on the terms of the u.k.'s departure from the bloc u.k. prime minister theresa may and european commission president. made the announcement earlier today business leaders see the agreement as a major step to avoid a potentially disastrous hardbacks it in one of the most controversial issues both sides agreed there should not be a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland if seamless cross border traffic applies to goods and services as well still needs to be ironed out for the thousands of people crossing the border every day the news is a big relief. john sheridan is used to crossing from northern islands to the republican back it's seamless there's no sign of an international front anywhere crossbow to commuters and business owners like john afraid of what breaks it could mean for them after all northern ireland voted to remain before the agreement was announced this morning john feared what a potential hardboiled c

take a listen to what he had to say. >> what we are seeing here is ation of the internet.our cable company and the way they choose which channels you can see and continue increasing their prices, you will love what happens under this repeal because suddenly the people making the rules are the networks. emily: we also have this statement from the chair of the sec now who says they might call a their advocacy in public interest, but the real interest is using the regulatory processes to cement their dominance in the economy. openit comes to a free and internet, twitter is a problem and uses the position to discriminate. emily: i strongly disagree with the chairman. this is about individuals. deflectying to develo attention, but this is about people trying to access the internet. the reason we have rules is because there is no choice. without these rules, you will be looking at a cable tv model for the internet, which is bad for these digital internet platforms. should not be revoked. emily: what will the consequence be? >> this is not the end. it is like groundhog's day. it

the parties will announce five days later whether or not they'll start formal coalition because she ations germany has been waiting for a new government for three months ever since the inconclusive elections in september after three days of fractious debate uganda's parliament has passed a controversial bill to remove the presidential age limit the new legislation will allow president yoweri museveni to stand for reelection in two thousand and twenty one on wednesday police arrested several opposition lawmakers as they tried to enter the chambers. and me and mara fish will have barred a senior united nations monitor from entering the country and she had been planning to assess alleged human rights violations against the muslim minority meanwhile pressure is mounting on me and martha words to release two reuters journalists are arrested more than a week ago they have been investigating the military crackdown on the written job. committed to reporting the truth now they're held captive thirty one year old y. lone and twenty seven year old just so who are described by friends and family as bo

this week whether the parties do agree to continue their exploration but form a coalition to go she ations are unlikely to start until sometime in the new year and in fact we are probably not going to see a functional german government until early in the spring at the earliest melinda crane thank you so much. this is a day doubly newsline from birth and i bet it's a suitable beheading mode if you will business updates and meantime it looks like a trade war is brewing between canada and the united states the canadians have just a council's an order for eighteen boeing that claims i pad will have more on that story. the one i found more for our world news for you at the top of the out in the meantime of course as always the web site that's t w dot com a self a good day it's. going to. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe.