lazy historical cliches however the real failings in the coverage live with news outlets in barcelona and madrid this is a tale of two stories coming from two cities with two governments pulling the strings and an electorate that deserves better. other media stories that are on our radar this week an investigation is underway in turkey after two exiled syrian journalists who oppose the assad regime were found murdered at their home in istanbul barack at a freelancer who worked for the turkish channel t r t world a.b.c. news and news a divide based outlet run by the syrian opposition was found stabbed to death alongside her mother all ruben a veteran journalist and a member of the syrian national coalition an anti assad ex-pat group family members say both women had received death threats according to turkish police there are no suspects in this case for exiled syrian journalists have been killed in turkey over the past two years the new york based committee to protect journalists said turkey must ensure the protection of syrian journalists who have fled the country seeking safety we call on auth

bird and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week barcelona versus madrid not a football match it's the media in competition over the catalan independence story community radio stations in mexico and the stories they tell us no place to hide two more syrian journalists are killed in turkey and millennium listen up advertisers have got you all figured out you. will begin the program with a story from the catalonian corner of spain which is holding an independence rough . random this weekend the different ways in which the spanish and cattle and media have reported on the referendum suggests that the coverage is one part journalism and one part propaganda that reflects the positions of the governments involved since the national government in madrid is calling the whole referendum process unconstitutional t.v. spain's largest public broadcaster is the channel once described by its own journalists as a propaganda instrument of the state news outlets based in catalonia aren't much better the widely watched t.v. three which gets more than half of its funding fro

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other papers are painting a different picture of the increasingly hostile relations between madrid and barcelona. >> the pro-independence papers called the actions akin to a coup d'etat. barcelona paper has an immigrant -- and image of the barcelona government. a rather politically active media outlets as the government strong-arming wasn't a well-thought-out move. they argue that madrid's usage of police and judicial force have begun to turn public opinion toward supporting secession. genie: the french paper has a story about a french company that has been giving payouts to the islamic state group. >> the french daily is following up on the story they broke in june. they discovered the french cement manufacturer lafarge paid the islamic state group to keep their factory in syria open after the jihadist group took over the region. it's a very expensive factory to build. they wanted to get money out of it. the french government investigation found that the government knew about the payments to the islamic state group. lafargend point was didn't tell the government exactly how much cash they were

thousands gather in barcelona and madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government insists that the referendum will go ahead as planned. also coming up and clashes erupt at a neo nazi rally in sweden police engulfing berg detained dozens amid the violence that left several people injured. warner. i'm at home and welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday a catalan authorities say that things are in place to look for the vote to go ahead but spain central government is calling the ballots illegal and is set thousands of police officers to the region to stop it. colonial which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but the catalan government has pledged to declare independence from spain within forty eight hours if the yes side wins. ahead of sunday's planned independence folks the cavalry has well and truly arrived breaking cover after camping out on ships in the ports around four thousand extra police officers have been deployed to catal

attention has shifted from barcelona to madrid. they were at 11 hours of debate in barcelona. --, everyone is looking to he says a boat is never going to happen. it is against the constitution. he wants to prosecute the politicians that have proposed the bill. there's also an editorial that says this referendum is not the way to go. it presents this anti-referendum point of view and says it's not the way to go because catalonia is divided on the issue and the spanish constitution says it is illegal. paper is thean only one published only in catalan, it doesn't have a spanish version. this cartoon shows the divide. one person saying this is a legitimate request. the other side saying sovereign spain, that is it. a emmanuel macron is bringing contingent of business owners to athens to accompany him as he speaks to the prime minister there. >> the headline of the greek paper has emmanuel macron saying "i have confidence in the greeks." importantf support is because this is the first time a french president has brought business leaders

berlin,nking of barcelona, madrid, these cities are difficult because the regulatory environment is notr ridesharing. markus: exactly, that is why those cities are second on our list. there are so many that embrace ridesharing. we want to go there. caroline: the relationship with didi, how does that go forward? do you see them investing more money? markus: right now, is in its early days. we are facing fast growth every single month. right now, the focus is to grow. i think these questions will be solved some years down the line. caroline: what is your view point in terms of the ridesharing ecosystem? we will be going toward autonomous driving in the future? up with thest came concept for years ago when you were 19 years old and coding it yourself, where did you see the product going? markus: four years ago i did not have an idea how big this industry would be. that has been quite exciting. now that we are as big as we are, we see that autonomous cars could be the future of ridesharing. there is still more ahead. the focus is clear. we want to have a product ready now. we do not want to

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government insist that.

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists that the referendum will go ahead as planned. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says washington is in direct contact with north korea revelation comes as tillerson met with china's leaders to discuss taming north korea's nuclear ambitions. i met her welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday now cattle in the forty's say things are in place for the vote to go ahead but spain's central government is calling the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region to stop it people have occupied many schools in catalonia that would be used as polling stations to try to assure that the referendum cannot take place. ahead of sunday's planned independence votes the cavalry has well and truly arrived breaking cover after camping out on ships in the ports around four thousand extra police officers have been deployed to ca

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madrid are on a collision course. for more we have journalist jose miguel who is in barcelona the regional capital of catalonia jose government sources in madrid are now releasing details of how they plan to clamp down on this vote with huge fines for volunteers directives to remove people from polling stations now how tense is the situation with just one day to go. yes you know with us tonight actually here at first and on situation is nothing really tense maybe in the back of people's minds there is some fear or or some tension but actually it right now most are not everything is happening is high school many schools are being taken by it but to keep them open to try and prevent these as you said up in order to acquaint them so right not situation in which they are nice these nights the feeling is people are excited and the feeling here is that the vote is going to happen no matter what are the same i would say ok and we're hearing reports that the spanish police raided the cattle and governments telecommunications center earlier today what more can you tell us about that. yeah that's just through this morning this and each

lonely is independence referendum slated to begin within hours police reinforcements raid barcelona while madrid says that its managed to shut down most of the polling stations. which. has now been two years since russia launched its first air strikes in syria we take a look at what has changed in the meantime. and agro chemical giant monsanto has been banned from the european parliament after refusing to attend the hearing questioning studies about its problems. thanks so much for joining us this hour my name's neil harvey you're watching our international. spanish region of catalonia is on the verge of what could prove to be an historic decision with this independence referendum show june fourth sunday tensions are mounting though in the region with extra police deployed on the streets race to prevent the counting of electronic votes barcelona crowds gathered throughout saturday to protest against the upcoming vote in the madrid spanish union estates the rally right in front of city hall this was seen singing young from of the fascist spanish language party a number of protesters also gave nan

situation is getting very heated and turning very ugly a war of words is happening between barcelona and madrid accusations and counter-accusations i can speak more from the street the people who turned out to this demonstration today. they were. five thousand i have to say it's not very many in a city of three point two million but the vote the voice of those people was raised and they were very supportive of the government i think if you asked most people who were in attendance they would say the government is not going far enough but they certainly are taking the right measures according to those people but it's opening the door for counter accusations that they're becoming more thorough tarion and it's a throwback to the days when general franco was in charge of the country so it is getting very ugly the concern is what will happen after sunday's vote no matter what happens how are they going to heal the wounds that are being created this very bitter and vitriolic campaign. that the main question tell you barely that from the latest from madrid. hundreds of ranger refugees who have crossed

berlin confrontation in catalonia ahead of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the kettle odium government insists that the.

referendum in catalonia looming thousands of protesters have been taking to the streets of barcelona decrying madrid's tough stance against sunday's vote medina question of all is in barcelona for us with the latest. concha line is poised to vote this sunday despite some fierce opposition to this move coming from a treat now to prevent this referendum from going it had the spanish authorities have taking some harsh measures fourteen cats on us or it is have been arrested so far acts tripoli's have been sent into the city security services have been ordered to shut down all polling stations u.n. experts are calling these restrictions and these measures warring as they fear that they may violate fundamental human rights but here in spain it really seems that the two sides are at the moment irreconcilable. what is being at some said next sunday has been declared illegal by the constitutional court and the courts are asking that it doesn't take place this is the law in this. absolutely determined to make sure the law is respected if you. understood by. anyone describing the current situation i would think

people here feel that even though the government and here in madrid and also in barcelona don't really know what's going to happen on sunday and the motions that's why that's the regional police in catalonia they have to follow orders from spain's interior ministry because the interior ministry oversees all the police forces in spain and now technically they would have to follow orders there's a lot of talk that on sunday the mushrooms are going to be present at different points across catalonia for example the polling stations but whether they will actually act. for example if there's violence but they've said that they will stand back and they are not going to put people's safety at risk so what's going to happen on sunday with regards to the most of this water that's the regional police nobody knows then of course these police forces who have come in from other parts of spain we also don't know what how what they're going to react so brian what i have to stress is there is a feeling of basically that no one knows what is going to happen on sunday ok problem thanks for that following

berlin confrontation in catalonia ahead of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the kettle odeon government insists the.

thousands gather in barcelona and madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government insists that the.

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists that it will go ahead . also coming up their buddies in beijing it seems but will china and the united states crack the north korea crisis the us secretary of state gets a warm welcome from his chinese counterpart and tillerson says the u.s. is in direct contact with north korea also coming up. in the bundesliga verda braman and hamburg's inability to score has cost them points and tonight's match spark of life into their attacks. i'm happy quite often welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday spain's central government is calling the vote illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region but catalan authorities say everything is in place for the. to go ahead however there are plenty of voices in catalonia and elsewhere in spain but do not support the referendum. protesters in madrid demonstrating against sunday's referendum on catal

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's vote of the catalonian government insists that it will go ahead . and in the bundesliga verda braman and hamburg inability to score has cost them points can tonight's match spark life into their attacks. i'm not a quote often welcome to the program u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is in contact with north korea over its nuclear weapons program and it's probing the country's willingness to talk tellers and made the remarks in beijing where he's been meeting with president paying and other officials he also called for a calming of the situation over north korea the u.s. use china as crucial to attempts to stop killing and developing nuclear weapons china has strong economic ties with north korea accounting for about ninety percent of its foreign trade. earlier i spoke to steven burrill wake our correspondent in seoul south korea i started by asking him how important china's role is in developing channels of communication between washington and pyong

referendum in catalonia looming thousands of protesters have been taking to the streets of barcelona decrying madrid's tough stance against sunday's vote for more on this let's. now across large to r t is medina. idea you're in barcelona right now what's the atmosphere at the moment. well jackie just as you mentioned castle line is poised to vote this sunday despite some fierce opposition to this move coming from madras now to prevent the straps random from going and have the spanish authorities have taking some harsh measures fourteen cattle on authorities have been arrested so far acts through police have been sent into the city security services have been ordered to shut down old polling stations un experts are calling these restrictions and these measures warring as they fear that they may violate fundamental human rights but here in spain it really seems that the two sides are at the moment irreconcilable. what is being at sometime next sunday has been declared illegal by the constitutional court and the courts are asking that it doesn't take place this is the law in this i'm absolutely determine

i sunday's independence referendum gets closer police reinforcements of raided barcelona while madrid says that it's nice to shut down most of the polling stations. been exactly two years since the first strikes in syria we take a look at what has changed in the meantime. monsanto's.

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists of the referendum will go ahead as planned. also coming up u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says washington is in direct contact with north korea the revelation comes as tillerson met with chinese leaders to discuss taining north korea's nuclear ambitions. and have equal abbas and welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday catalan authorities say everything is in place for the vote to go ahead but spain central government is calling the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region to stop it spanish residents who oppose holding the vote at all use the eve of the referendum to speak out against it. the protesters in madrid demonstrating against sunday's referendum on catalonia independence the spanish government is determined to make the vote impossible because a lot of fishes are pushing ahead with the bad

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists that the referendum will go ahead as planned. also coming up clashes erupt at a neo nazi rally in sweden police in gulf of berg detained dozens amid the violence that left several people injured. when. i met her welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday i want to thirty say that things are in place for the vote to go ahead but spain's central government calls the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers through the region to stop it the people of occupied many schools in catalonia for use as polling stations to try and ensure that the referendum can take place. ahead of sunday's planned independence votes the cavalry has well and truly arrived breaking cover after camping out on ships in the port around four thousand extra police officers have been deployed to catalonia assembled from across the country and sent with lo

team is frenzy unionists before the refeferendum they felt lookk for real with jut between barcelona. and madrid politicians. but howw it now that the vision is that the heart of god i don't know shoots fault line is that we don't make themm likike. they dont believe catalans is so different from other spaniaiards t they need to k away. if you d don't have itit i s born in c catalonia and i feel catalan and spaninish near e pendant simple two don't understand. one of the friends wants to vote told sunday. your progress america vs communicate you know we can go. . i did want to go out o vote. so the whole process as a legitimate. not sky however you'll get e r reaction of t the govevernment and e everythig they've done over the last ten days. has made me change my mind. i want to go. and vote to defend freedom of expression i mean there is a problem that xor did not even that is because. freedom of expression iss te chief argument of the separatist movement. rubens a teacher. at his home in independence flag shows his political views. and his position is very clear catalonia housese to t out of s

madrid are on a collision course thanks. for more on this let's cross over to journalist jose miguel collateral you would who is in barcelona was there people are occupying schools as we've seen and other places that will serve as polling stations but on the other hand we have police have been sent by the government in madrid to block the polling stations and also stop the referendum so are both sides now on a collision course. yesterday this is this that certainly are and actually the police have already been according to the latest figures to one thousand and three hundred it's only in the barcelona and the surrounding. and they found one hundred sixty where it's not all of them but they didn't operate any of these so this is because these were the police who of course has to obey the order this coming from but it's actually and on the cap i'm authorities have told the sunnis not to use the force the question here is if the companies don't use the force that they pull out by the roots and the other police forces that will have to wait and see right and we're also hearing reports that the spanish police raided the catalan g

had independence referendum slated to begin within hours police reinforcements ready to barcelona while madrid says that it's nice to shut down most of the polling stations. it's now been two years since russia launched its first strikes in syria we take a look at what has changed in the meantime. and i grow.

let's go to barcelona where the is.st maria, we have heard a lot of the government -- a lot about the government in madridnt, that is the big question and there is a lot of confusion here in barcelona. people we have been talking to are telling you, i am going to vote on sunday the matter what. officials in catalonia -- a little breaking, they are calling a press conference today how voting is going to go down sunday. officials in madrid saying this is not going to happen. there might be some how voting g to go -- a lot of confusion. the barcelona football players tweeting that he is in favor of the referendum and is calling people to go out and vote. >> maria, we try to transfer politics into the market, have a look at the bond markets. they have had a smallest weekly moves in over a year because the market believes the european central banks would back stocks, but markets -- are we underpricing politcal risk in catalonia? maria: that is a key impression. they have been barely any moves. -- what we are seeing is a scenario that no one thought we would never get. the vote is on to happen. we don't know wh

barcelona . officials say the vote could be postponed if madrid agrees to compromise. giants take center stage in the scandal on alleged russian meddling in u.s. elections as google joined facebook and twitter in declaring it will testify to congress. has been exactly two years since the russian launched its first strikes in war torn syria we look at what has changed is not. very good evening to you my name is the harvey this is our international. spanish region of catalonia is on the verge of what could prove to be in the store a decision on this independence referendum shed for sunday tensions are mounting in the region with extra police deployed on the streets and raids to prevent the counting of electronic votes on tuesday the cultures of reports from barcelona this saturday as their last stand the crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of cats a line i can't stop and we've seen a lot of movement in the streets of barcelona and across the region now this morning spanish civil guards raided the center of telecommunications and technology information

any vote would be illegal and cannot take place. 0ur correspondent tom burridge reports from madrid and barcelonare in madrid and catalonia's devolved government broke down years ago but the deadlock between the two has reached a critical moment. the referendum on independence planned in catalonia is perhaps the biggest political crisis spain has seen in more than 30 years. i believe that in catalonia there's a majority of people who want to be like their ancestors — catalans, spanish, and europeans. and they know that the independence of catalonia means to be cut off of spain and to be cut off of europe. is it right that in a democratic european country, the government would send thousands of police officers to another region to stop people voting? it isn't a question of stopping people voting. you know... that's what you want to do this weekend. no, no. let me — let me be clear on this. in spain, we vote. in catalonia, they vote. they vote on local election, or european elections... sure. ..0n regional elections, or legislative elections, according to the law. sure, but... what they are trying

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian.

investigation into seven hundred twelve cattle who pledged to support referendum as the tensions between madrid barcelona rise than hundreds of thousands of cattle residents were taken to the streets the region's capital to show support for the referendum one couple of may we spoke to says woodridge treatment of cattle and officials shows democracies in a bad way right now. if you're just. asking i think it's very sad it's more than just indignation to see the democratic generation of the spanish state and this feels bad this is what we regret most of all but that's all we are calm we have a lot of work to do in the minister parities and will continue working for the people that's what is important for us the majority of the members of the parliament of the catalonia parliament are in favor of the wind up and learns eighty percent of the cattle and six and ship is in favor of their referendum of several terminations to ask catalans if they want or not the independence the referendum by without despondence a state because that's what we don't do it unilaterally because we want to hide anything. keep offer

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government.

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decision with this independence referendum shut you up for sunday tensions are mounting between madrid and barcelona with both sides trading accusations of extremism. if there is disturbance it would. clearly be on the side of those who are advocating the referendum are. adopting nazi like by you know pointing out people who. are against the referendum. if you had better go and win over a haunted house cross the very dangerous red glowing he has decided super resurrect the best stuff probably could. discuss this issue further i'm not going to live medina question of a boss alone a day not what's the atmosphere like there in the city of the mood. while this saturday is the last and the crucial debut for the referendum on the independence of castle law. now we've seen a lot of movement happening around the region and in the city as well now this morning spanish civil guard read at the center of telecommunications and to acknowledge it or for information to switch off applications that could be used to count the voting on sunday spanish police cordon of the building off but he's presence has been tight

that is what the madrid government says. barcelona and the catalans we re says.the catalans were given more autonomy a number of yea rs were given more autonomy a number of years ago and they say that gave him the right to call a referendum and madrid says it does not, you referendum is illegal. they held a referendum is illegal. they held a referendum in 2014 but only 2.2 out of 5.4 million turned out so that was deemed null and void so they are trying for another one which they believe will have a higher turnout. although scotland can choose to have a referendum, westminster can overrule it? let's move on! another question of democracy... the house of lords, lord digbyjones... are you part of this alleged scandal in the daily mirror where taxpayers are forking out £1.2 million to 115 peers who did not speak once during any debate for a year? they have not paid me any of that but am i1 of those who did not speak, yes, i am. have i listened to debates and use that information and being in the lords and in the chamber doing lots of different things? you bet. my up

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists.

spanish in they are not particularly spanish in the way that they play when you think of real madrid and barcelonar chelsea. if chelsea can win this or even get a point, it really sets them up for the group. we will discredit all for you, this new stadium at what happens. we're on—air from stadium at what happens. we're on—airfrom 6:30pm stadium at what happens. we're on—air from 6:30pm tonight. commentary from 7:45pm. paris taken bayern munich in celtic‘s group one matches already under way. the top tier of the women's super league will be for full time clubs only from the 2018—19 season after the fa approved changes to the licensing system. the division will have between eight and 14 teams, but all clubs will have to re—apply for their places and new sides could come in. brighton's tomer hemed has been given a three—match ban for violent conduct in an incident with newcastle's deandre yedlin in the 88th minute of the game on sunday. it was not seen by the match officials but caught on video. west ham and tottenham have been charged by the fa with failing to control their players during saturday'

followings party a number of protesters also gave nazi salutes and as tensions mount between madrid and barcelona officials from both sides have been trading accusations extremism. if there is disturbance it will clearly be on the side of those who are advocating the referendum are. adopting nazi like by you know pointing out people who. are against the referendum all you have yet another is a government of real horror has crossed a very dangerous red line has decided to resurrect the best of franco as. june one demonstration a man attempted to ted down a pro independence banner from boston in this town hall but after trying to do so for over a minute to pull down that sign which read more democracy the protester eventually gave up his body to coach of the reports from the capital and kaput. this saturday as they were last on the crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of cats a lot a kick start and we've seen a lot of movement and the streets of partial want an across the region and now this morning spanish civil guard has raided the center of telecommunications and technologist

madrid are on a collision course. well journalist jose miguel. tired is in the catalan capital of barcelona thanks for joining us jose so authorities in madrid have instructed police to close the polling stations and also to prevent the referendum but do you think the vote will take place on sunday. morning well that's really an open question but i would say that after what we saw yesterday when. you go to the school of. foreign people that they were supposed to leave. in force sort of there they had been by their. not. so they were the only sane people you shouldn't be here. if you don't close any school so as of right now it's a vote. where there are others these forces are. all right and with this kind of tension in the air how are people feeling as they go into that into that referendum. there is this tension actually the general atmosphere and almost everyone is feeling quite well by it i mean to the last night's rally was a good example and even though there was a rally. all over the place in barcelona people are told we go ahead they are both the one who are there and the city feels

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our correspondent pavlo foley elliot's joins us now from the spanish capital madrid probably you've just returned from barcelona how survive it are people generally i was there you're absolutely right i mean people are incredibly divided over this issue i was very interesting to speak to so many people about this on the streets of barcelona and what i felt was that people were very determined to have this referendum whether they're on you know the pro independence saw it or against this there's also a lot of concern over what could happen on october the first but what was interesting was that if you speak to people it's become in some ways a to do subject and then other ways it's not i mean people are quite happy to open up to talk about it with their friends and family but at the same time they will not really talk about it that openly because they feel that maybe it's such a divisive issue with people you know with really strong feelings about whether you should be independent or not so often it's best to leave it and just not discuss it yeah understandable that people are avoiding that as kind of a touchy is

over the national government's efforts to prevent catalonia from holding the vote madrid has rented three ferries and barcelona the coastal city of tire on or to has hundreds of police officers called into the region as reinforcement a solution to the crisis appears difficult with neither side willing to back down. as air berlin square others make plans for the future of germany's second largest airline insiders say little towns a could buy a big part but what about the rest. and ryanair is trying to manage its p.r. crisis after canceling thousands of flights but the causes of the cancellations are not flying anywhere. it's time for business and how you got to get us welcome to the show and please fasten your seat belts germany's flag carrier lufthansa is reportedly in talks to buy a large chunk of air berlin it's considering a takeover of the insolvent airline subsidiary nikky a spart of a bit to split up the bankrupt company air berlin's remaining assets could go to easyjet and contour another big german airline the company's board of directors is due to discuss the offers and make an announcement later on n