good evening from barcelona.utside the german consulate, and the protesters ended up here. there are thousands of people, at least 55,000 people, took to the streets in barcelona, and they started their rally, their concentration in front of the office of the european commission in barcelona, in the centre of barcelona, in the centre of barcelona, and they went to their office, to the german consulate in barcelona, to demand that carles puigdemont is released and also freedom for what they call political prisoners. right now, the protesters have ended up at around 8:30pm. there are still people here outside the office of the journey and consulate here in barcelona. —— the german consulate. how concerned i've read that this time carles puigdemont will be extradited back to spain? they don't know what is happening. they are here in front of the german consulate to ask the german authorities for the release of puigdemont, because they are very concerned about the situation in catalonia. that is why they are protesti

sits in this german jail as authorities decide whether to hand him over to madrid and protesters in barcelona take their outrage over his arrest to the street. also coming up the final death toll from a massive fire at a shopping mall in siberia stands at sixty four russian authorities say that several children are among the dead and our moscow correspondent has the latest plus polls open in egypt as a three day presidential vote gets under way with president to us you see expected to cruise to victory but how big will the turnout being for an election many of you as a sham. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us spain's most wanted fugitive is expected to appear in court today but it will be in front of a judge in germany that's where cattle and separatist leader carlos pushed along was picked up on sunday they arrested and pushed months five months of self-imposed exile sought by spanish authorities for his role in catalonia vote for independence meanwhile some ninety people have been injured as clashes broke out between separatists and police on the streets of barcelo

coming up on this programme: lionel messi scores his 100th champions league goal as barcelona ease into the last eight. it's 99% effective, the fifa boss gives his backing to the video assistant referee. and lewis hamilton says he doesn't know how much longer he'll stay in f1. thanks forjoining us. barcelona and bayern munich have completed the champions league quarter—final line—up, with convincing wins against chelsea and besiktas on wednesday night. barca won 3—0 on the night and 4—1 on aggregate, while bayern won 3—1 in turkey for an 8—1 overall score. our football reporterjohn bennett was watching both matches. two landmarks four lionel messi, not only his 100th champions league goal, also his fastest ever goal as well. the worst possible start for chelsea in the second leg, the best possible start for barcelona, he scored after just two possible start for barcelona, he scored afterjust two minutes and six seconds from a tight angle, through the legs of tivo courtois, who had a night to forget, so that was 1—0 to barcelona. they then made it two through dembele, it was dembele's fi

you watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up fifty two people are injured in clashes in barcelona after the former catalan leader caught in this push to mount is a rested in germany a fire rips through a mall in russia's remote say bierria region at least thirty seven people are killed dozens more are missing evacuations from the syrian government tightens its grip on the last the rebel stronghold near damascus. saudi arabia's air forces say that they've intercepted and shot down missiles including one near its capital riyadh several loud booms could be heard there before midnight local time yemen's who the rebels have claimed responsibility for the strikes which they say targeted three airports in riyadh see it and on saudi arabia has been leading a four year campaign against the who the rebels in yemen well in a recorded statement broadcast on sunday the who the threaten to escalate the military response to saudi arabia's intervention in yemen. in the fourth year of fighting we will use a more developed and more diverse missile systems which will overcome all american and non am

barcelona aiming for the third year in the i’ow.for the third year in the row. barcelona are a growing force have the title on their sites. it's got the architecture, the sea, the culture and the people but perhaps most of all, barcelona has got football. this stadium, this clu b got football. this stadium, this club and indeed this brand of football is like no other and now it wa nts football is like no other and now it wants the same for its women's team. a team switched to being professional has had a clear benefit for the vice—captain. it meant that finally after playing in the uk and the usa, she could return home to earn a living. for me, it is the best thing that can happen in my life because sometimes when new players come here, it's hard because we are unique in the world and this is the best team in the world for me. we are special. and that's been the challenge this season. more money means more big—name footballers including fever‘s player of the year. as a kid, ils trend about playing for barca as well, i was a big fan

yard box and let barcelona have the ball in the wide areas.eas. and then it will break at pace, hopefully. chances of them going through? slim, but they were slim in 2012, and they got them through against all odds. bringing you the commentary on five live at 6:15pm. can they do a? and you can hear commentary on tonight‘s match on five live, kick—off at 7:45pm. bayern munich will be the seventh quarterfinalist, they currently lead besiktas from turkey 7—1 on aggregate, 2—1 on the night. thiago scored their first goal, converting a cross from thomas muller and an own goaljust seconds after half—time made it 2—0. he managed to pull a goal back, so at least the fans have had something to cheer for turk night at least the fans have had something to cheerfor turk night —— at least the fans have had something to cheer for turk night —— for tonight. mark hughes is in talks with southampton to become their new manager. the club sacked mauricio pellegrino yesterday afterjust one win from 17 league matches. the saints are currently 17th, one place and o

antonio conte's men were beaten 3—0 by barcelona at the nou camp.football reporter, john bennett. it was always going to be a formidable challenge against a team like barcelona, but chelsea under pressure from the beginning because they terrible. . the worst possible start and antonio conte would have said before the game, don't give barcelona space in the first 20 minutes, don't give lionel messi space, he scored after two minutes and eight seconds, the fastest goal in his career, through the likes of tivo court work. it was the likes of tivo court work. it was the messi show. courtois should have saved it. this is the second goal, messi involved again. he is the provider. dembele on the edge of your screen. his first goal for barcelona since his big—money move from borussia dortmund. a lot of injury problems, big moment for him. messi made it 3—0, his 100th goal in the premier league. before that, a chance for chelsea, alonso going down in the box, no penalty given. this is the third goal. lionel messi on the left—hand side, 100 champions league g

news live from berlin and clashes in barcelona after catalonia separatist leader is arrested in germany thousands of protesters take to the streets of the council on capital and are confronted by security forces the tensions calm after karla's predicament was detained by german police on a european arrest warrant when he entered the country and we'll get the view from the vice president of the council on parliament. plus germany's new foreign minister is in israel tyco must visited yada russia where he condemned anti-semitism and said solidarity with israel is central to german policy. and the formula one season kicks off with a surprise at the australian grand prix for ariz it's about vettel gets world champion lewis hamilton to wait for magic victory. hi my ass waiter it's good to have you with us former consul on president carlos preached among has been arrested in germany on a european arrest warrant they arrest what has sparked angry demonstrations in barcelona where police have clashed with protesters who have taken to the streets in the thousands we'll get an analysis in the mome

in barcelona over push the most attention. well people are very angry about it but you know people have been angry about the matric government's treatment of this whole issue for several years and particularly since friday when the supreme court judge ruled that basically all of the independence leaders were going to be locked up and doing a trial on the on the fence was similar to them on such as rebellion. and things boiled over half the last night with the the arrest of push them on who i mean the thing is he is you know a legally legitimately elected leader in the election that was called by the matric government the government didn't get the results it wants it but it didn't get it you know if it didn't get the results it's not because of anything unfair happened they just didn't get what they wanted and they seem to be refusing to look for things like. how likely is it that germany will actually extradite bustamante and send him back to face justice in spain. they were a list of cans to upcoming cold appearance of which

this is c w news live from berlin clashes in barcelona after catalonia separatist leader is arrested in germany thousands of protesters take to the streets of the council on capital and are confronted by security forces tensions come after carla squeezed him off was detained by german police on a european arrest warrant when he entered the country and we'll go live to barcelona. and doing the kangaroo route in a single hop the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe touches down in london after a seventeen hour haul. and the formula one season kicks off with a surprise at the australian grand prix ferrari sebastian vettel pip's world champion lewis hamilton to wait for a magic victory. i'm irish waiter hit's good to have you with us former president carlos wisdom on has been arrested in germany on a european warrant was detained by police after he crossed from denmark into germany by car the separatist leader was driven to a prison in the northern city of new minster the arrest of sparked a great demonstrations in barcelona where police have clashed with protester

well on wednesday, barcelona are in action against chelsea.egate score, there's all to play for at camp nou. bayern munich meanwhile have one foot in the door already, they're 5—0 up going into their second leg against besiktas. the performance was almost perfect. in the midst of a challenging season at chelsea, conte got his tactics spot on and as it was all going well, not one man had other ideas. translation: i expect another difficult dame like —— game like the first leg. they are a difficult team to face and they are dangerous. it is true that the first leg benefits us is true that the first leg benefits us but we can't focus on what they do, we need to remain focused on our game. it's a fixture steeped in your pin history. barcelona and chelsea have done battle countless times in the latter stages of the champions league but after being pulled back at the bridge, it's now the real work needs to begin. with five european crowns and 2a league titles, the cultural capital of catalonia is used to the high life but barcelona don't just catalo

decide the next steps of spain's most wanted man protesters take their outrage to the streets in barcelona as separatist leader carlos pushed him on sits in a german jail cell but the words are deciding whether to hand him over to madrid our political correspondents have more analysis also coming up a massive fire in a shopping mall in siberia kills at least fifty three people russian authorities say that several children are among the dead and missing and egyptians head to the polls today for a national vote that current president you see is almost certain to win a low voter turnout and damage his legitimacy we'll go live to cairo plus cricket is famous for its spirit of fair play but the backlash from a cheating scandal just won't stop australia captain steve smith risks losing his job as administrator is look to salvage the team's credibility. welcome to the program thanks for joining us. spain's most wanted fugitive is expected to appear in court today but it will be in front of a judge in germany that's where cattle and separatist leader carlos pushed him on was picked up on sunday as

decide the next steps of spain's most wanted man protesters take their outrage to the streets in barcelona as separatist leader carlos pushed him on since any german jail cell authorities are deciding whether to hand him over to madrid also coming up the death toll in a massive fire at a shopping mall in siberia rises to fifty six russian authorities say that several children are among the dead and missing and polls open in egypt as a three day presidential vote gets underway the big question is not google when president is expected to cruise to victory but how will turn out for an election that many view as a sham. and cricket is famous for its spirit of fair play but the backlash from a cheating scandal just won't stop the australian captain steve smith risks losing his job as administrators look to salvage the team's credibility. welcome to the program spain's most wanted fugitive is expected to appear in court today but it will be in front of a judge in germany that's where cattle. leader carlist first a man was picked up on sunday they arrested and pushed to mom's five months of self-

back in barcelona as support for him is not weaned in his absence. much initiation on the part of the central government because we feel i reached him we will not feel spanish because they arrested carlos pushed him on it will have the opposite effect. the demonstrators are calling for him to be released but unionist parties are welcoming the arrest it will be authorities in germany had to say to his feet. so i just of course is the vice president of the council on problem and ally of carlist krishna he joins me now from barcelona mr gaza thank you so much for being here let's start very simply what has been your reaction to prison last arrest today. well we were expecting that the president would have to appear before the courts somewhere we were expecting that he would be going to back home in belgium and he would have to undergo the same procedure of. brussels. that. he had to undergo some three or four months ago so we basically. expected this. we really hope that whatever the country whatever the court provided it's a european democracy will tha

catalonia remains on edge after a night of violent protests will go to our room correspondents in barcelona and here in germany standing by at the course. also on the program the final death toll from a massive fire at a shopping center in siberia stands at sixty four several children are reportedly among the dead we'll go live to the scene in. polls open in egypt as the three day presidential vote gets under way with the president i'll see see all the sorting through when healthy will the turnout be for an election many of you as a shadow. oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us. spain's most wanted fugitive is expected to appear in a german court today the catalan separatist leader called his push to maul was apprehended sunday while traveling through germany on route to belgium the arrest could end pushed months five months of self-imposed exile he's being sought by spanish authorities for his role in catalonia as an authorized independence vote the arrest has angered many catalonians in barcelona street protests erupted and some ninety people have been injured in clashes between pr

this is deja vu news live from berlin clashes in barcelona after cops aloni a separatist leader is arrested in germany thousands of protesters take to the streets of the council on capital and are confronted by security forces the tensions come after carlos pushed him on was detained by german police on a european arrest warrant when he enters the country we'll get the reaction from barcelona. and doing that came to reroute in a single hop the first direct term herschel flight between australia and europe touches down in london after a seventeen hour long haul. and the formula one season kicks off with a surprise at the australian grand prix ferraris about vessel pits world champion lewis hamilton to a dramatic victory. it's good to have you with us former counsel and president call us wisdom on has been arrested in germany on a european warrant pushed him out was detained by police after he crossed from denmark into germany by car the separatist leader was driven to a prison in the northern city of newman start of the arrests has sparked angry demonstrations in barcelona the police have cl

he awaits a decision on whether he will face extradition we'll go live to our correspondents in barcelona and at the german prison or carlos pushed among those detained. plus when it comes to soccer brazil get a chance to heal the wounds of the footballing trauma against germany that you meet and burgling tonight in the world cup warm up match for the first full strength encounter since twenty fourteen when germany destroyed brazil seventy one in the biggest football upset of all time. a race the painful memories. kelly welcome to the program it is said to be the largest collective expulsion of russian diplomats in history. in a show of solidarity with the u.k. the united states sixteen european union members and several other nations have ordered out more than one hundred russian diplomatic staff washington led the way expelling sixteen russians this as part of a response to the poison and the of a former russian spy on british soil moscow insists that there is still not enough proof of its involvement and has threatened a quote harsh reaction. behind the closed curtains for diplomats ar

in barcelona thank you thanks there. you're watching t w news still to come on the program the so-called islamic state terror group has been forced out of iraq but what is left behind for many iraqis is a wasteland we will look at the monumental task ahead for those trying to rebuild. but first it is more money for greece one of the joneses here rebuilding the greek economy sara and they're offering funds for the country the eurozone bailout fund has approved a six point seven billion euro loan and stallman's that's off to the greek government in active painful reforms finally meeting the conditions to unlock those funds a first tranche offer five point seven billion euros is due to be paid today the rest could follow in may athens has received financial aid from euro zone countries and the international monetary fund since two thousand and ten now the third risk you pack each amounts to eighty six billion euros and drums until august twenty eighth greece's total debt is around three hundred twenty billion euros and that

as you can see, this is the scene live in barcelona now.n the themes we saw earlier, but this is just the themes we saw earlier, but this isjust one part the themes we saw earlier, but this is just one part of the city centre, but a police presence being maintained, after protests following the arrest of former catalan leader ca rles the arrest of former catalan leader carles puigdemont in germany. tributes have been paid to a french police officer during a church memorial service in trebes in the south of france. it's where four people were killed by a jihadist gunman on friday. the bishop of carcassonne, who presided over the mass, said that lieutenant colonel arnaud beltrame, who died saving hostages, had combined the devotion of a soldier with the faith of a christian. from paris, here's hugh schofield. palm sunday, the start of holy week for catholics. in the medieval church of st etienne in trebes, mass today is laden with significance. they have come to remember the four people who were killed in the terrorist attack on friday, and i

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and reporting live now from barcelona we have. his very own public was standing by for us and you know pablo as we've heard and seen there are tensions really mounting between pro independence supporters and spain's authorities with several clashes taking place yesterday just walk us through the mood this morning. well overall the mood here is actually rather calm and we did see some protests across the region of catalonia the road block into roads blocked into barcelona and causing a little bit of chaos we'll say in the morning rush hour and also evening and we also did see one of the main motorways that connects spain into france being blocked by protesters and then on tuesday evening there were a protest outside the main train station in barcelona by several hundred protesters calling for the release of the month from prison in germany and also from the other leaders of the catalan separatist movement who are actually in prison here in spain being released but overall it's rather calm but at the same time there is quite a feeli

in barcelona it's launched a five g. virtual reality game. for technology transfers gigantic data volumes from the player's vests where the response time from only ten milliseconds. we the five g. is more what's a faster than four g. twenty times twenty times or more and we can reduce the lights and see on a result take just take a step but not as you called to be at work or you don't have to way or go heavy equipment and i say it's a totally why less mobile data networks are the hot topic in barcelona this year the number of networked gadgets is expected to grow rapidly from twenty twenty on along with the attendant risks i think five g. represents an opportunity it's going to signal the entrance of mochi all devices that are literally going to revolutionize the way that we live the way that we work every component of our lives is going to be impacted and i think what that also represents is potential risk as well because you know things like driverless cars i mean a remote healthcare and so forth security and privacy are going to be literal

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carles puigdemont triggers barcelona rally. ca rles carles puigdemont triggers barcelona rally.uigdemont went to belgium and now he has gone to germany, in the hope of avoiding extradition back to spain. he has been living in self—imposed xl and how been living in self—imposed xl and now he is in germany and there is the fear of independence supporters for catalonia that he may face 30 years in prison. spain needs to tread very carefully. there are big demonstrations in barcelona and the federal government needs to make sure it does not do anything too drastic which could inflame tensions. here you have a group of people who want independence and if they are too heavy on this, the eu, it will not look good. criticism about how the spanish government we are last on. they were quite violent on the street. funding revolt. urging action that there is more money available for health and social care. social care is in a terrible mess in this country and the continuum from getting someone out of a hospital bed and into social care has fallen apart in many parts of the country and they

of course, we have got those protests that are under way at the moment in barcelona.s there. it looks pretty peaceful, but in the background we can of course see those security vans, police vehicles, just in case there were to be any problems. at the moment, tha nkfully be any problems. at the moment, thankfully it all seems quite peaceful. what impact is this attempt to extradite mr puigdemont going to have on the pro— independence movement? well, if it happens, if he is finally extradited, it will be a huge blow for the pro— independence movement, which is really going through a very bad patch. things are not going their way. recently, just this week, they failed in an attempt to appoint a new catalan president who is a nationalist, and their strategy is in shambles. this would only worsen things for them. for in shambles. this would only worsen things forthem. for spain, it in shambles. this would only worsen things for them. for spain, it would be, of course, a huge triumph. as for the protests, well, so far protests of the nationalists in catalonia have been larg

many people injured how much anger is there in barcelona not just barcelona but catalonia in general about germany's detention or this seems there's a lot in those images it's important to say the. actually there in the last weeks according to the from polls fair sample for independents among the cuts alone and population was decreasing actually compared to the numbers in october when the referendum took place and it's important also to say that the anger is not only on the streets but also in the cuts in parliament was the pro in the party as half a majority of very slight majority and they you already called for an extraordinary and they criticize and the money just is against these detentions that they consider illegal and against a free political representatives of the cut a lot of people well into what is germany's legal position here does germany have this parallel charge of rebellion you mentioned that would be needed to to affect extradition and how likely is it then that question what will be extradited. it is not called rebellion here in germany it's called high treason but

this is deja vu news live from berlin clashes in barcelona after catalonia separatist leader is arrested in germany thousands of protesters take to the streets of the consulate capital and are confronted by security forces the tensions come after carlist preacher mount was detained by german police on a european arrest warrant when he entered the country we'll get the view from the vice president now because along parliament. plus germany's new foreign minister is in israel heikal mosque visited yada beacham where he condemned anti-semitism and said solidarity with israel in central to german policy. and the formula one season kicks off with a surprise at the australian grand prix ferrari sebastian fassel pip's world champion lewis hamilton to a dramatic victory. it's good to have you with us former catalan president carlos wisdom on has been arrested in germany on a european warrant which was detained by police after he crossed from denmark into germany by car a separatist leader was driven to a prison in the northern city of newman star theorists the arrest has sparked angry demonstrat

and anger home the streets of barcelona arrested cancellara leader callus is expected to appear in a german court. welcome to the program saudi arabia's military says it shot down seven missiles fired from yemen who through rebels say they carried out the strongest targeting several airports saudi authorities say at least one person was killed in the attacks from these alexander possible. loud explosions and bright flashes in the sky saudi arabia's air force says it intercepted a series of ballistic missiles fired from neighboring yemen who three rebels say they've targeted airports in several cities including the capital riyadh and egyptian resident there was killed the hoofy leader is warning there's more to come and we'll use a long range drones which have excellent military capabilities we will activate the military institutions in an unprecedented way and open up. more opportunities to recruit the children and men about people to fight. saudi arabia is leading a coalition that has been fighting the who things in yemen since march two thousand and fifteen like most of the us pres

wouldn't that be some way for barcelona is used and theirclaim as be some way for barcelona is used andn the women's game7 we have lots more football to come on sportsday. also, we are in china, as ryan giggs begins life in charge of wales, and admits he is more nervous than ever before. we hear from world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua, ten from world heavyweight champion anthony joshua, ten days from world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua, ten days out from a unification fight which he insists he's not taking likely. as i've beaten joe beatenjoe bloggs last year, i'm definitely going to do it against parker this year, that's not how it works. all that to come. first, foreign secretary boris johnson all that to come. first, foreign secretary borisjohnson believes russian president vladimir putin will try to bolster his country's image by hosting the world cup. in much the same way as dolph ziggler used the 1966 berlin 0lympics. —— adolf hitler. your characterisation of what is going to happen in moscow at the world cup at all venues, i think in comparison to 1936 it is certainly

the ft headlines the demonstrations in barcelona following the arrest of the former catalan presidentarles puigdemont in germany. berger leads on calls for police to investigate funding for the boat leave campaign, following the whistle—blower revelations. the express claims that more than 30 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime minister to consider a radical overhaul of nhs funding. the metro also splashes on anti—semitism in the labour party, jeremy corbyn issuing an apology to the pain it has caused. the mirror's front—page story is of a man who was paralysed in the manchester bombing who has really gained movement in his legs after radical surgery in australia. lots for us to discuss and we better rattle through. let's start with the ft. rattle through. let's start with the ft, gove and johnson in line of fire, after claim vote leave broke the spending rules. how were these rules broken, supposedly? well, there was no leave and there was another organisation called be leave, and they only had a certain amount of money, 7 million, an extraordinary amount of money,

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called the pujols release david chaytor has the latest for us from barcelona. tension is still high here on the streets of barcelona there were more than ninety injuries including twenty two police officers in the clashes overnight and at one point the police had to draw their weapons and fire warning shots into the air to keep the protesters back there's also been a call for a new democratic front to to get the trade unions together to amass the right number of people to actually cause disruption here but also been calls from the speaker of the the parliament that there should not be violence they want to keep this a calm and a peaceful protest but it depends very much on the appearance of colors bustamante in the german court will he be remanded in custody and will he be released on bail to fight the extradition process what happens in that court with very much affect the mood on the streets here in barcelona and across the whole of catalonia so they're saying essentially that the government is running. an oppressive repressive and revengeful campaign against

the region's former president tens of thousands of protesters took their outrage to the streets in barcelona as separatist leader carlos bustamante sits in a german jail cell authorities are deciding whether to hand him over to spain our political correspondents have more analysis that's also coming up a massive fire in a shopping mall in siberia killed at least fifty three people russian authorities say that several children are among the dead and missing and egyptians head to the polls today for a national vote that current president also you see is almost certain to win but could low voter turnout damage his legitimacy plus in sports it is one footballing giants against another germany are busy preparing to face brazil in tuesday's friendly their first meeting since thrashing the south american seven one at the last world cup. welcome to the program thanks for joining us. clashes have erupted in barcelona the site of the biggest protests following the arrest of catalonia us former president carlos first a man has been on the run for five months this after spanish prosecutors charged him w

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dozens of people have been injured during protests in barcelona calling for the release of the former catalan president carlos puja mt three people were arrested in the clashes with the police huge amount was detained in north and germany on sunday and is now waiting to hear whether he'll face extradition to spain he's wanted on rebellion charges stemming from last year's a session vote which was declared illegal by the government in madrid david chaytor has this update from barcelona. the mood in barcelona has definitely changed there are many people on the streets during the course of the day calling for general strikes calling for action and the speaker of the separatist catalan parliament also said that they should form a new front a calling on trade unions and civic society to come together to. prevent any more attacks on what they call the heart of spanish democracy now that could take the form of general strikes they've been blocking many motorways leading into this area but i think in the end and the mentum will build as we see more and more pictures of karla's puts them all i

the mood in barcelona has definitely changed there are many people on the streets during the course of the day calling for general strikes calling for action and the speaker of the separatist catalan parliament also said that they should form a new front calling on trade unions and civic society to come together to prevent any more attacks on what they call the heart of spanish democracy now that could take the form of general strikes they've been blocking many motorways leading into this area but i think in the end the momentum will build as we see more and more pictures of karla's push for more in germany whether he's remodeled in custody or given bail that'll be a crucial factor to in in how much anger will be shown here on the streets of barcelona but it is expected a general strike could be called this is really invigorated the protest movement here and i think we'll see it by the sheer number of people coming out on the streets of barcelona and adult film star who claims she had an affair with the u.s. president donald trump says she was threatened with violence after she firs

now at least fifty two people have been injured and three others have been arrested in barcelona after clashes with police during protests about the arrest of former catalan president catulus wisdom alt in germany the protesters are demanding the release of them all to is waiting to hear if he will face extradition to spain he's wanted there on rebellion charges after leading a session vote which was the clarity legal by the government in madrid with more he has. since playing spain nearly five months ago the former catalan president has been able to move relatively freely thanks to europe's lack of internal borders but shortly after crossing this border from denmark into germany on sunday. was identified by motorway police and detained. after initial enquiries at the motorway police station which to mom was driven away in a dark colored van the van was later photographed arriving at this detention center in the nearby town of knowing what stuff they bring him for a judge and the judge. judge if he house. or he is free on the conditions. in forty eight hours news of pooja monza rest br

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protesters in spain gathered at barcelona's main railway station to demand for more cattle and needed to be released from jail riot police blocked the entrance to stop them staging sit ins on the tracks is currently being held in germany where a court will decide whether to extradite him to spain to face charges of rebellion those who headlines more news in thirty minutes with me now on al-jazeera is the stream to stay with us. facing the realities of growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time.

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violence in barcelona after the former catalan leader kallis pushed him all who is wanted in spain is a rested in germany. alone barbara starr this is al jazeera live from london also coming up evacuations from eastern protests as the syrian government tightens its grip on the last rebel stronghold near damascus thirteen people are killed in a car bomb attack in somalia al-shabaab claims responsibility after a day of powerful voices calling for gun reform in the u.s. a day of silence from the president in response and australia's cricket captain is banned for one match and fined for his part in a ball tampering it's. a low thank you for joining us thousands of protesters are rallying in barcelona demanding the release of former catalan president catalyst push the moment the demonstrations have largely been peaceful but there have been some scuffles between riot police and pro independence demonstrators push them on to was arrested in northern germany on sunday and is now waiting to hear if he'll face extradition to spain that he's wanted there on the rebellion charges stemming from th

meanwhile, thousands of people have been protesting in barcelona against his arrest.er. earlier i spoke to journalist anna llado ferrer, who was at some of tonight's demonstrations in barcelona. she told me the extradition bid is one of a series of setbacks for the independence movement. well, it has a big impact, because this week there was a session to vote the next president, the next cata la n vote the next president, the next catalan president, but instead, because of the division of the pro—independence parties, and on the other side they have this big problem with puigdemont, who has been detained in germany, and they are concerned because they don't know what will happen with the president of catalonia, and who will be the next president, because the parliament should choose a president but for two months and, if they don't choose a president, we will have elections in catalonia, and they are very concerned with the situation. on the other side, article 155 of the spanish constitution is still in catalonia, an article suspending catalonia's self—government, so

behind bars since friday so we're in an incredibly delicate situation we still protest again in barcelona and in catalonia on friday. it would not surprise me if we're going to see protests this evening in barcelona potentially other cities across catalonia and even potentially in the rest of the country i live in madrid in madrid people feel that it's sort of things have calmed a little bit but if you go to barcelona it certainly hasn't and people are still pushing many people are still pushing for what they want which is for this independent movement to move forward with certainly watching what happens after this arrest both in germany and also in spain thank you for that analysis. let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world hundreds of members of a rebel group are pulling out of the besieged. near the syrian capital damascus as part of an agreement allowing fighters to leave the city state television is reporting the syrian army is advancing into areas previously held by the insurgents . german defense minister funda lion has told german troops stationed in