what if no one shows up in back to azerbaijan that could easily be the case. there is plenty going against this case. first of all azerbaijan's team having qualified that was more or less clear from the start. secondly this post soviet country has been accused of human rights abuses and violations of freedom of speech in the 2800 democracy index azerbaijan came in 149 out of 167 countries. also midfielder henrik make it sorry and didn't feel safe enough to enter the country for the europa league final base year as an armenian he feared for his life. thirdly the atmosphere at that europa league final between chelsea and also was miserable in azerbaijan no one is really all that fussed about for a. side note there will be reports about why this location was chosen for the european championship in the 1st place and maybe some suggestions that money from the u.a.e. for sponsors so crowd was behind it one of the biggest power companies in azerbaijan they'll be told about human rights and it will become clear that football and politics all talk the intertwined and t

azerbaijan's capital back is also a city but is it even. where does the border lie more about that like. denmark is another host stadium in copenhagen. wouldn't it be great if denmark could recreate that was fear of 9092 when they sensationally went all the way. to certain danish players don't have it all too easy for the moment unfortunately because of the color of their skin. the fear of the foreign is sadly widespread in the country. the stadium san mom is is situated in the bell hill valve is situated in the bus country of northern spain. the spanish national team haven't played in the basque country since 1967 just like the catalans the past people want their will tanami told the spain games be considered a home or away match those. who have us fighting for independence surely wants nothing to do with europe right or wrong. the boss feel their roots stem from the heart of the continent. so it will be interesting to see whether bilbao would celebrate what would be a 4th championship for the spanish. in ireland there are more sheep than

their final and face a long trip to azerbaijan.d face a long trip to azerbaijan. theirfinal group match with italy will be in rome. wales produced an equally impressive run of their own losing to the reigning champions portugal three years ago. ryan gregson aware success this time more rest on keeping star players fit. you hope when you come around tojen that you have a healthy group of players to pick from and if we have got that we are a match for anyone. the tournament kicks off onjune the 12th with italy taking on turkey. matches will be played in 12 whole cities across europe with ink on stage in the semi—finals and final which means england could play at least five matches at home if they make it that far. england are genuine contenders that wales will be hoping for another strong showing after reaching the semi—finals last time. with scotland and northern ireland it is still possible they could join in their and their remains interest for all the home nations. there is plenty more on the website. rugby star gareth thomas say

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union and other regional partners about us from russia and iran and azerbaijan cooperate in an r g we transit energy. i mean a and b. if you're. wrong there's a big giant have transportation orders about electronic multilateral relations with our neighbors very good. a happy to be able to say this today really new russian relations. are. important and historic perspective as to the regional agenda as my counterpart said just now. we have achieved good cooperation and to really trying to put an end to the suffering of the syrian people through. these a times. leds so the creation of the as to now for months a very successful 4 months to. bring stability to this country and this and. these here we have launched the constitutional committee it was a very successful effort and we out that the palace if i decide this committee will be able to achieve great success in russia and other partners in turkey have done a lot to promote this initiative as to it later i would like to say the situation is very unstable there and a lot of efforts are needed to be able. to stay. belies the region and

wales have drawn switzerland and turkey in their opening group games and face the long trip to azerbaijanfinal group match with italy in rome. wales produced an equally impressive run of their own, losing to the reigning champions portugal and france three years ago. ryan giggs all too aware success this time will rely on keeping his star players fit. you hope that when you come around tojune you have a healthy group of players to pick from. if we have got that we are a match for everyone. the tournament kicks off onjimmy 12th with italy taking on turkey in rome. matches will be played in 12 host cities across europe with wembley also staging the semifinals and final, which means england could play at least five matches at home if they make it that far. england head into the tournament as genuine contenders and wales will be hopeful of another strong showing after reaching the semifinals last time out. with scotland and northern ireland, it is still possible they could join them there, and there remains interest for all home nations. john watson, bbc news. for decades, lyons teashops were

in this case zamira hajiyeva, who denies all wrongdoing, is the target, because her husband in azerbaijanzlement. she is fighting this case to hang onto her mansion and a separate golf course and today, the court of appeal, her counsel said this power was a tool is draconian because her husband had been subjected to an unfair trial husband had been subjected to an unfairtrial in husband had been subjected to an unfair trial in their native country, he couldn't come to court to defend himself, his reputation or his wife and the legitimate sources of her well. now, his wife and the legitimate sources of herwell. now, if his wife and the legitimate sources of her well. now, if she loses this case and we don't expect a judgment until the new year, this will be a really important moment for the national crime agency in its attem pts national crime agency in its atte m pts to national crime agency in its attempts to use a broad range of powers to target what it believes and suspects to be corrupt wealth in the uk, but if zamira hajiyeva wins and she believes she has got a case here, then it's a

they've got some travelling to do too — they play their first two group games in the capital of azerbaijantaly. northern ireland and the republic are in the play—offs and, if they do qualify, they will avoid the group of death. that's group f, which is made up of the world champions, france, the european champions, portugal, and germany. there were some wry smiles as that group was drawn in bucharest. carl frampton is back to winning ways after beating tyler mccreary in las vegas overnight. frampton floored the american twice en route to a dominant points victory. it was his first bout since losing a world title fight tojosh warrington last december, and tees up another shot at the world title next year. it's the final day of the trampoline, tumbling and dmt world championships in tokyo. and there's another medal for great britain — elliott brown powered his way to silver in the men's tumbling final after his second passe scored high on difficulty to place second in this event for the second year in a row. looks rather difficult to me. his team—mate jaydon paddock placed fifth. that's all

but this guy here is rain or snow in azerbaijan or more especially in iran and down towards kuwait having had a wednesday in iraq the sun is now out baghdad at 90 degrees tear on of course down to about 10 and then a whole lot news in this direction tails off the sun back out in iran is carved up in turkey. in the forecast for wednesday on the high ground turkey for my 6 as a high i was definitely in code but it's like up to 21 on shore breeze your night is not given what's happening in iran there's always a hint of a shot destroying itself towards bahrain or qatar that is likely but that breeze coming down from the north probably top attempt is a $28.00 and has been cooler today in doha on wednesday $26.00 cloudy along the coast of amman and yemen rather more active cloud is showing itself in southern africa was significant right in the eastern cape ready for it to cross around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coding things down. i'll just. let the mideast. successful careers in other parts of the world. the lebanese kind of call the just turned on to brazil. and the o

about 8 as hearts have for 15 aleppo but there's not much communal sky here it's rain or snow in azerbaijan or more especially in iran and then towards kuwait having had a wednesday in iraq the sun is now art baghdad at 90 degrees tear on the course down to about 10 and then the whole lot moves in this direction tails off the sun's back out and iran is carved up in turkey a little study in the forecast for wednesday on the high ground turkey maintains 6 as a high i was definitely cold but it's like up to 20 was on shore breeze you'll notice that given what's happening in iran there's always a hint of a shot just showing itself towards bahrain or confident it's likely but that breeze coming down from the north probably took the temperatures a $28.00 and it's been cooler today in doha on wednesday 26 cloudy along the coast of amman and yemen rather more active cloud is showing itself in southern africa was significant rain in the eastern cape ready to close around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coating things down. too much sponsored by catalonia is. almost the last. are

2 with rain going south in the 4 thunderstorms and snow being more prevalent up in western iran azerbaijan this is coming tuesday certain the something happening now in the gulf states once again he's going to be significant sundry rain this is the picture for monday the cloud gathers it's a southerly breeze you might get dust ahead of it and then the rain will eventually push it out biggest impose are going to be around bahrain possibly counter than the iranian side of the gulf and they should be on their way down to the u.a.e. which riyadh probably staying dry all this time the breeze being the dust on the empty quarter just to add to the fun now that we've had some big downpours recently in south africa the forecast sees it fairly dry with showers developing in botswana and if you're lucky in those no rebiya as well. sponsored. stories generate. these protests around the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison. right stop at the gate separate the spin from the fact. jumps on stories. misinformation. it's abou

2 with rain going side in the 4 thunderstorms and snow being more prevalent up in western iran azerbaijan this is coming tuesday the something happening now in the gulf states once again is going to be significant sundry rain this is the picture for monday the cloud gathers it's a southerly breeze in your mind get dust ahead of it and then the rain will eventually push you back biggest to impose are going to be around bahrain possibly qatar than the iranian side of the gulf and they should be on their way down to the u.a.e. which riyadh probably staying dry well this time the breeze from the dust on the coat just to add to the fun now is always has some big downpours recently in south africa the forecast sees it fairly dry with charles developing again in botswana and if you're lucky the noise never be as well. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center to special guests in conversation when your government is going after what you do from day it's uninterrupted we have a deep state and in this teligent. whatever they want to whoever they want whenever they want the trees color needs loca

think and just a bit of lift. 1000 meters a saudi gets very easily of course in iran probably azerbaijan's well the tail end of the potential is under storms isn't that evident nothing much i don't think on friday on saturday something might show itself in eastern saudi certainly breeze will pick up not usually a dusty dusty one ahead of any thunderstorms around down through bahrain possibly qatar as well as cloudy and south coast and in the horn of africa circulation which is a tropical cyclone which will make landfall but probably not until early as a saturday and then it makes flash flood potential in somalia. and investigation of how foreign companies planned africa's natural resources the trash that is showing portland in the crash revealing how new media is officials demand cash in exchange for favors. with confidential documents provided to al-jazeera by wiki leaks we're going to say that you commit a controversial i will fight to the crunch and i'm not denying it out his ear investigations the anatomy of a braai. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now the us hous

the whole thing churns through doesn't do much further south of the clouds that extends through azerbaijan and into the caspian we leave sunday as a quiet day with the next low churning itself up giving showers to egypt and maybe something israel south of all this on the cloud does produce rain all funds told every now and again this is no exception and you see the moving west to east in the last 24 hours in the next 24 hours the cloud itself is just gathering temperatures are reasonably ok 26 in die hard in the clouds enough to bring you a thunderstorm quite possibly sunday in the strip but the most active weather has gone science with the sun in southern africa and been some pretty big rains recently in south africa in the next 24 hours or so that's relatively quiet. counting the cost of i.m.f. lower tax cuts for big businesses at the stairs each of the boys just the perfect cocktail the street protests speak to the vice president of ecuador plus candy as cash crunch the competition winding up take netflix across counting the cost on al-jazeera. i want to announce here. mind of our top s

cloudy in turkey and chris about 8 as high temperature 15 aleppo but the sky here is rain or snow in azerbaijan or more especially in iran and down towards kuwait having had a wednesday in iraq the sun is now out baghdad at 90 degrees tehran of course down to about 10 and then the whole lot news in this direction tails off the sun back out in iran is carved up in turkey. in the forecast for wednesday on the high ground turkey maintains 6 as a high stephanie getting cold there it's back up to 21 on shore breeze you'll notice that given what's happening in iran there's always a hint of a shot destroying itself towards bahrain or qatar that is likely but that breeze coming to the north probably top attempt is a $28.00 and it's been cooler today in doha on wednesday $26.00 cloudy along the coast of amman and yemen rather more active cloud is showing itself in southern africa was significant right in the eastern cape ready for it to cross around the tower once again and eventually hitting jo'burg coating things down. canyon journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i have a very desperate

just a bit of lift a 1000 meters or so you get stuck very easily of course in iran and probably azerbaijan'swell the tail end of the potential is under storms isn't that evident nothing much i don't think on friday on saturday something might show itself in eastern saudi so the breeze will pick up not usually a dusty dusty were ahead of any thunderstorms or run down through bahrain possibly qatar as well as cloudy and south coast and in the horn of africa circulation which is a tropical cyclone which will make landfall but probably not until early hours of saturday and then it makes flash flood potential in somalia. the war on drugs in the philippines is pushing james to a breaking point a record number of inmates languish behind bars for years awaiting trial one o one the philippine locked up on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swift and. donald trump set to become the fall for u.s. president to face and pietschmann his political rivals could have charges drawn out within days. i democracy is what is at stake the president leads us no choice but to act. on sammy's a dime this is al jazeera live from

investigate jared kushner's family and how they promoted investor visas or president buttigieg could ask azerbaijane trump tower and that would be okay for you for a democratic president to ask a foreign country to do them a favor and look into a political rival. >> well we have mutual legal assistance treaties with most countries so if there was a violation of a u.s. call the m-lat required them to cooperate with us and in goes deeper than that. back to the way the framers set up our government and that was is that the executive should not be dependent upon having a majority in the parliament or in the congress and in our case the developed separation of powers and adam schiff and his crowd have completely thrown separation of powers in the waste basket so if he wfr in the future have a president of one party and the majority in the house in another party, the congress isn't going to repeat this mistake, not do the people's business and be involved in a two or four-year long witch hunt to try to boot the president who was duly elected by the american people out of office. that is what we're seeing

they play their first two group games in the capital of azerbaijan, baku, before going to rome to playecember and tees up another world title shot for the jackal in 2020. a bit like howl a bit like how i came to work this morning! tumbles out of the house. it‘s the final day of the trampoline, tumbling and dmt world championships in tokyo. dmt? double trampolines... and there‘s another medal for great britain elliott brown powered his way to silver in the men‘s tumbling final after his second passe scored high on difficulty to place second in this event for the second year in a row. how does he generate the power?” how does he generate the power? i am not quite sure how he stops. i would just keep tumbling.” not quite sure how he stops. i would just keep tumbling. i am not sure how he starts. or how he does the bit in the middle! we are going to give that a miss. second year in a row he has won silver. learning from the best. thank you. we‘re returning to our top story now — the news that a review of terrorists released from prison is under way in the wake of friday‘s london bridge kni

the first target of this power, zamira hajiyeva, she is the wife of a banker from azerbaijan, who is his wealth. that means that she has been denied justice and been subjected to this draconian power because she has no means to explain how she has become so wealthy. this afternoon, jonathan hall, the qc for the national crime agency, he said this is a really simple question for the court, all we are asking them to do, including the lord chief justice, is to require zamira haj iyeva to justice, is to require zamira hajiyeva to explain where her wealth came from, how did she afford this property? how did she afford the golf course "death to traitors, freedom for britain" how on earth is she so rich that you can spend £15 million in harrods? he she can spend £15 million in harrods? he said the vague claims that her husband was some kind of fridge freezer magnet in his own country were compatible to suggest he was the alan sugar of the white goods world and he said it was wholly implausible. the nca wa nts a nswers. was wholly implausible. the nca wants answers. they will be a judgment o

azerbaijan republic and also with georgia i'm terms of transit. that if you ask him and i think very good cooperation that we we have different aspects not just that we had a good cooperation by latch really caught up in these are multilateral operations which brings us very together and i'm very happy that our relationship today with our neighbor russia is one of at its best historical and decision today we have relations with russia about regional issues. as my caller talked about but i know you are having very good relationships the ending of the suffering of the syrian people which has resulted in a stunning a deal done at talks which has led to a reduction of tensions in syria and because of those trilateral operations in enough time we have been able to see the 1st signs of political process after years of war in syria the constitutional committee is very important and we hope that. all players and they in these negotiations guarding the constitutional committee could pursue their corporations iran and russia have tried very hard to take thi

kuwait the whole thing churns through and doesn't do much further the clouds that extends through azerbaijan and into the caspian we leave sunday as a quiet day with the next low churning itself up giving showers to egypt and maybe something israel south of all this on the cloud does produce rain all thunderstorms every now and again this is no exception you see the move from west to east in the last 24 hours in the next 24 hours the cloud itself is just gathering temperatures are reasonably ok 26 in their harbor the clouds enough to bring you a thunderstorm quite possibly on sunday strip but the most active weather has gone sour with the sun in southern africa and been some pretty big rains recently in south africa in the next 24 hours or so that's relatively quiet. but the last thing the president said to you about impeachment when you last spoke to him for i. think it's not a. really damning allegations on the web. how worried are you that the conditions are still like for another i think they are right join me maddi house and i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge the

2 with rain going side in the 4 thunderstorms and snow being more prevalent up in western iran azerbaijan this is coming tuesday so the something happening now in the gulf states once again is going to be significant sundry rain this is the picture for monday the cloud gathers it's a southerly breeze you might get dust ahead of it and then the rain will eventually push it back biggest to impose are going to be around bahrain possibly qatar than the iranian side of the gulf and they should be on their way down to us which riyadh probably staying dry all this time the breeze being the dust on the empty quarter just to add to the fun now as always has some big downpours recently in south africa the forecast sees it fairly dry with chow's developing again in botswana and if you're lucky in the old 90 bia as well. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. i was thinking oh my god the world. muscling the media a new report accuses china of using force and influence to stop hong kong's journalist from reporting the anti-government protests. in doha

politicians in azerbaijan have formally asked president to dissolve parliament and schedule new elections the next vote isn't until november 2020 but the president has right to call for an early election their request comes a month after a major government shake up. registration for candidates in iran's upcoming parliamentary elections has opened iran has just come out of an internet blackout following mass demonstrations over a hike in fuel prices without turnout turnout rather expected to be no authorities are indicating a willingness for more open elections aside bay grip or some tehran. countrywide unrest an internet blackout that co-chairing itself from the rest of the world but now it's time for political engagement they have to be aged between $30.75 and hold at least a master's degree potential candidates are then vetted by the guardian council a constitutional watchdog the protest followed an increase in fuel prices and took place in $29.00 out of the $31.00 provinces according to officials it's unclear how many people died just using the demonstrations i missed international put