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here‘s our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir.also part of a curriculum designed to encourage individuality and discourage bullying. the church of england has updated its advice for its a700 schools to protect children who may be considering transition from one gender to another. being an individual is very important and respecting everybody‘s right to be an individual is important to was so if children aren‘t themselves then they can‘t be free to learn and that is key. the new guidelines say children should be allowed to try many cloaks of identity without being labelled and that a child may choose the tutu, princess‘s tiara or fireman‘s helmet without expectation or comment. today‘s guidance is designed to prevent bullying in schools like this but on the issue of human sexuality, there is deep division within the church of england and some evangelical christians see today‘s announcement as an attempt today‘s announcement as an attempt to erode the authority of the bible and embrace an ever—changing culture. what people expect th

mark tedeschi, abc news, myanmar. —— martin bashir.actress, meghan markle, will marry in may, at st george's chapel in windsor castle. ms markle is to become a british citizen, and she'll be confirmed into the church of england before the wedding service. the royal family will be covering the cost of the wedding and the reception. they have, in the words of their spokesman, been overwhelmed by the amount of the support they've received from britain and elsewhere in the world to the news of their engagement and now, harry and meghan are starting to organise the wedding, taking charge over all aspects of the ceremony themselves, according to their officials. as they do so, other members of the royal family have been expressing their happiness at the news of their engagement. william and i are absolutely thrilled, it's such exciting news, it is a happy time for any couple and we wish them all the best and hope they enjoy this moment. america's loss is our gain. we are all absolutely delighted. as you can see they are so happy. sometimes i

here's our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir.s notjust a favourite activity for the reception class at this london church primary school, it's also part of a curriculum designed to encourage individuality and discourage bullying. the church of england has updated its advice for its 4,700 schools to protect children who may be considering transition from one gender to another. being an individual is very important and respecting everybody‘s right to be an individual is important to us so if children aren't themselves, then they can't be free to learn and that is key. the new guidelines say children should be allowed to try many cloaks of identity without being labelled and that a child may choose the tutu, princess's tiara or fireman‘s helmet without expectation or comment. today's guidance is designed to prevent bullying in schools like this but on the issue of human sexuality, there is deep division within the church of england and some evangelical christians see today's announcement as an attempt to erode the authority of the b

martin bashir, bbc news, myanmar. we will be getting reaction later on in the programme. today, a mayor and germany has survived a night attack that appears to be connected to his pro—refugee policies. andreas hollstein is the mayor of altena, a small town in western germany which recently took in more than 280 refugees. a suspect is now in custody. a group of 10 north koreans, including a mother and child, who were detained in china, are understood to have been sent back to north korea without their claim for asylum being considered. the bbc has asked china to confirm the details, but they've yet to respond. the father has told the bbc he now fears for his wife and child inside north korea's detention system. at the moment, i believe they are in and detention centre. i have not been to one myself, but i have heard that it been to one myself, but i have heard thatitis been to one myself, but i have heard that it is but a month there, you become extremely frail to do a lack of food. you lose all your weight because there is nothing to eat. you get 20 kernels of corn to it

martin bashir, bbc news, myanmar. jane: as you just heard, since august, more than 620,000 rohingyas has been driven out of their homes. the surge of people crossing the border into neighboring bangladesh has created a humanitarian crisis. the bbc reports from one of the refugee camps. reporter: waiting at the border in bangladesh, 600 refugees who crossed from myanmar, they are held for two days before being allowed in. they are exhausted and anxious. among them, we found an 18-year-old and her 2 nieces, a nine-year-old and four-year-old. they said they escaped after the army and local buddhists in myanmar attacked their village. her parents were killed -- her mother was killed, and the little girls' mother was also killed and they don't know what happened to their father. they've been walking for 25 days. >> people give us food. i didn't bring anything to cook with. reporter: she says she's determined to keep the children with her, although it may be difficult. a week later, we find them in the u.n. transit camp whe

into the country we spoke about the current situation in libya with gadhafi is former top assistant bashir salo bashir chair of the eight billion dollars libyan african investment portfolio and manage the gadhafi family's private funds this is what he told us. for the hardest it's not right to see gadhafi better to say the libyan government the libyan government left about two hundred billion dollars in various banks abroad and the un has frozen the money in accordance with the security council resolution and when it comes to the money inside the country those who came out after because after he claimed there were one hundred sixty tons of gold billions of dollars in libyan dinars in the central bank when gadhafi moved from tripoli to search he took nothing with him but. an accomplice of the older than i was government official not was how i dealt with sarkozy as an official with the french media pie another meter out this claim that some people met with me and there was a decision taken to be fifty million i said i have nothing to do with. a lot. nothing is known about the character few s

sudan's president has offered to make his country russia's gateway to africa omar al bashir met russia's leader vladimir putin in sochi russia says the u.s. is provoking conflicts in the region and sudan needs protection from america also hinted at allowing russia to use sedans red sea bases the international criminal court has issued two arrest warrants for bashir of accusations of war crimes and genocide in the darfur region. and if you look at it we are against u.s. involvement in the domestic affairs of the arab countries we have historical issues for example in south sudan and in the darfur region the u.s. is behind all of it. relatives of forty four crewmembers of a missing submarine are accusing the argentinean government of deliberately keeping them in the dock they were emotional scenes at the model plotter naval base after it was revealed that a possible explosion was detected near the last known location of the. vessel still hasn't been found some family members say the government with the crew operate a submarine that was too old to navigate. you know the submarine was in sou

martin bashir, bbc news, central london.t is good enough to eat. there is waste throughout the food supply chain, but it‘s thought that the biggest problem lies with consumers and campaigners are urging us to be much more careful about what we throw away, asjeremy cooke explains. ok, it is past its sell by date. but this is, or was, food. what‘s this? sushi. grown, produced, processed, and discarded. a super—sized serving of stinking waste. it‘s amazing how much food is thrown out and it‘s amazing how long it‘s taken the message to get through. if you don‘t have to eat it, don‘t buy it. the striking thing here is the tonnes of food waste that we all throw away all the time. this stuff has come from bars and restaurants and businesses and there are mountains of it piling up here every day. across the country, we throw away 10 million tonnes of food every year. that‘s £17 billion worth in the bin. and we‘re told 60% of that is avoidable — food that could have and should have been eaten. there is waste through the entire supply

martin bashir, bbc news.r his surfing trip went disastrously wrong. matthew almost died, and was rescued 13 miles off the coast of northern ireland, vowing never to surf again. well, time is a great healer, and matthew has decided he's ready to get back in the water. alex gulrajani has been along to meet him. a moment matthew bryce thought would never happen again. i knew i was going to die. it wasn't a question, it's... it was a fact. lucky to be alive — that's how belfast coastguards have described a surfer who was rescued from the irish sea last night. matthew bryce was picked up 13 miles off the argyll coast... i was thinking i was going to die. i was almost convinced. i didn't think i'd see the sunrise. i'd totally given up. i'd resigned myself to the fact i was going to die. i'm sitting here in the dark — i can't describe how cold. it's not as if you went out for a snowball fight and your hands are a bit cold. it's like life is just being sapped out of your core. six months on, matthew bryce is ready to

before putin's visit a russian company broke ground on two new power plants due to be built at the bashir nuclear facility the project is a ten year commitment both presidents putin and rouhani have said that political dialogue is the next step in syria and whatever a post-war peace looks like it will no doubt be heavily influenced by iran and russia and as both countries drop a roadmap for future cooperation in the middle east how they deal with serious humanitarian crisis is likely to become an important benchmark of their success same bus ravi al-jazeera to her. still to come on the program. about four as protest the run up to the centenary of his famous declaration. and talk to victims of election violence in kenya killed dozens of people since focused . well i was in the storms are over now in new south wales a.c.t in victoria the circulation offshore still bringing big waves on to the coast near sydney some measuring up to eight metres more typically three to four metres so that's nasty but the weather otherwise is free of cloud satellite pictures suggest it is warming up in perth u

martin bashir, bbc news, myanmar.the people we've spoken to have physical injuries which they say were sustained in the violence in myanmar. but aid workers are increasingly worried about the psychological impact of events, too. i've been following the journey through the camps of one young refugee family. waiting at the border in bangladesh, 600 refugees who've crossed from myanmar. is they're held here for two days before being allowed in. they're exhausted and anxious. among them we found 18—year—old rabbia and her two nieces nine—year—old umi, and four—year—old nour. they said they escaped after the army and local buddhists in myanmar attacked their village. rabia's parents were killed. the little girl's mother was also killed and they don't know what's happened to their father. they've been walking for 25 days. translation: people gave us food. ijust brought the two children. i didn't bring anything to cook with. she says she's determined to keep the children with her, although it may be difficult. a week later w

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. >>> overseas and from russia tonight, syria's president bashir al assad meeting with vladimir putin. tonight comes word the white house reporting that putin then spoke with president trump on the phone for more than an hour today. syria, they say, was a key topic of their conversation. >>> back here at home the fbi now revealing new details tonight in that investigation into an incident involving two border patrol agents in south texas. one of those agents has died. the other in critical condition. abc's marcus moore in el paso. >> reporter: new details mysterious death of border protection agent rogelio martinez. sources now confirming to abc news that martinez and his partner were found at the bottom of a 14-foot ravine 30 miles from the mexican partner. and that his partner, who survived, doesn't remember what happened. the fbi says both men had traumatic head injuries but still unable to say if it was an attack or an accident. hours after the news broke, esident trump tweeting officer killed. we will and must build the wall." >> the president has been among those who have said t

. >>> bashir wants armed drones near mali. that's where four americans were killed by million tanlts last monument we're learning more about the ambush. debora patta went to the a ambush site. >> reporter: the village of tongo tongo is so remote they had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where 12 americans and 13 militant soldiers stopped get supply. he was so nervous, he went 25 miles to speak to us at another location. we thought if it's just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily, but we didn't know there was so many more waiting nearby. it was a trap. once they lured them away the numbers multipliechltd suddenly they were under attack. you can see the bullet casing left over from the intense shooting. the burned out school, bloodsta bloodstained there were 60 attackers. the fighting lasted over two hours. when it was over, he said he saw the bodies of three american soldiers slumped near their vehicle. all three were stripped of their uniforms. but it would be two days before children from the vill

martin bashir, bbc news, central london.e last few days, but we've got milder weather on the way. i say milder, maybe just a touch milder — it is not going to turn warm by any means. but as far as tonight is concerned, cloud and some outbreaks of rain here and there, you can see where the blobs of blue are, and the temperatures are not so low, in fact in some areas 8—10 degrees overnight, so nowhere near as cold as last night, for example. and then tomorrow, overall across england and wales, i think we can call it a pretty cloudy day, there will be breaks in the cloud here and there, maybe to the east of the pennines, maybe across the far south, but certainly the hills of wales grade with spots of drizzle here. the best of the weather will be across the far north of england from newcastle and into scotland, so glasgow, edinburgh in for a fine day on tuesday. and then tuesday night into wednesday, it looks like it's going to turn fairly misty and murky, so first thing on wednesday morning there could be a fair bit of fog arou

. >>> bashir wants armed drones operating near the border near mali. that's where four americans were killed by militants last month. we're learning more about the ambush. debora patta went to the ambush site. >> reporter: the village of tongo tongo is so remote they had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where the 12-member american team and 13 military soldiers stopped to get supplies. a villager said he saw three or four armed men on motorcycles approach the u.s. convoy. he was so nervous, he walked 25 miles to speak to us at another location. we thought if it's just a few terrorists the soldiers can kill them easily, he said, but we didn't know there were so many more of them waiting nearby. it was a trap. once the isis fighters were able to lure them away from the village, they began the attack. you can see the bullet casing left over from the intense shooting. the burned out school, bloodstained bushes and empty ammunition boxes are all that's left now. there were 60 attackers armed with machine guns and grenades. the fighting lasted

the star of "empire" bashir gray will perform. and danny swift gray will also be on hand. a festive full day of family fun starting today at 3:00. >>> today in new castle county runners will compete in the 45th annual turkey trot. the race winds through newark that begins at 9:00 this morning. the event raises money to provide tuition assistance for kids to participate in programs with newark parks and recreation department. >>> your time now 5:58 on this saturday morning. and investigators plan to go inside a burned out senior center living facility in west chester today. >> we've been following this morning, you were on it yesterday morning, this morning nbc10's matt delucia is out there following the aftermath. >> reporter:well tell you what investigators hope to learn coming up when nbc10 comes right back. >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," fire aftermath. residents are still unaccounted for after flames ripped through a senior living facility in west chester. today, investigators will be back at the scene to determine the cause. >> on your mark. this morning maratho

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russia's gateway to africa ahead of a meeting with russian president vladimir putin in sochi omar al bashir says saddam needs protection from aggressive actions by the u.s. who uses a provoking conflicts in the region he's also hinted at allowing russia to use sudan's red sea faces and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera stay with us up next it's inside story. so that the that . russia's plan to end the war in syria after six years of fighting is the kremlin now in the diplomatic driver's seat and is the white house taking a backseat this is inside story. it was. it was. jane dutton welcome to the program russia's leader says a new stage has been set for a political solution to the war in syria let me a putin has welcomed the presidents of iran and turkey to map out a strategy for when the fighting stops notably absent from the negotiating table united states how much influence does president donald trump have over putin when it comes to syria and can peace really be achieved with bashar al assad still in power we'll discuss this and more with our guests in a moment but first

before putin's visit a russian company broke ground on two new power plants due to be built at the bashir nuclear facility the project is a ten year commitment both presidents putin and rouhani have said that political dialogue is the next step in syria and whatever a post-war peace looks like it will no doubt be heavily influenced by iran and russia and as both countries drop a roadmap for future cooperation in the middle east how they deal with serious humanitarian crisis is likely to become an important benchmark of their success zain bus ravi al-jazeera to her i want her update next year and i was there at the end. mr trump do your job. lives are at stake tough words from centonze map six weeks after hurricane wrists landed of puerto rico and the letter that divided palestine we marked the anniversary of the powerful declaration. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. hello that dry low humidity northeast monsoon setting quite nicely of the china and it's still left with temperatures what you might argue quite high twenty four in shanghai and twenty nine in hong kon

russia's gateway to africa head of a meeting with the russian president vladimir putin in sochi omar bashir said sudan needed protection from aggressive actions by the u.s. we accuse the provoking conflict in the region he also hinted at allowing russia to use advance of red sea bases here is subject to arrest warrants from the international criminal court over alleged war crimes and genocide in sudan's darfur region. the size of russia's military force in syria meanwhile is likely to be substantially reduced and the drawdown could start before the end of the year that's according to the chief of the russian military general staff who was speaking in sochi on thursday meanwhile syrian opposition groups meeting in the saudi capital have renewed their demand for the removal of president bashar al assad in a draft resolution that had been speculation that the high negotiations committee would soften their position after the resignation of the former chief of riyadh who job the group is backed by saudi arabia it says the aim of the riyadh conference is to unify opposition groups ahead of upcomi

has the latest from khartoum after two days of talks on consultations the sudanese president omar bashir and his sausage news counterpart salva kiir have agreed to some points they've talked about oil resumption in south sudan's former united states our production has been cut down in south sudan by more than half since conflict broke out in twenty thirty in the country as well as establishing a demilitarized borders on between the two countries more than sixty percent of the border between the two countries are yet to be demarc ated and this has caused a lot of tension between the two countries in south sudan gained independence in twenty eleven but perhaps the most important agreement comes in terms of supporting rebels in each other's soil. we in sudan have decided not to support any armed group and to move in a positive direction with the countries this issue has taken us a long time and we have been patient with a lot of violations from the other side till they were assured that what we promised has been implemented and the result is that we now have a stable and secure border. now

before putin's visit a russian company broke ground on two new power plants due to be built at the bashir nuclear facility the project is a ten year commitment both presidents putin and rouhani have said that political dialogue is the next step in syria and whatever a post-war peace looks like it will no doubt be heavily influenced by iran and russia and as both countries drop a roadmap for future cooperation in the middle east how they deal with serious humanitarian crisis is likely to become an important benchmark of their success. there's a deadly shooting at a high the market in the u.s. state of colorado police say two men and a woman were killed after shots were fired at a wal-mart store it happened in the city of thornton that's just northeast of denver police say there's no active shooter and no one in custody. now some cities in california are struggling to respond to an outbreak of hepatitis a twenty people have died on the outbreak the west of its kind in the u.s. in twenty years homeless people are among those west affected as jacob would not report from san diego. mike who as

russia's gateway to africa ahead of a meeting with russian president vladimir putin in sochi omar al bashir says saddam needs protection from aggressive actions by the u.s. who get fuses of provoking conflicts in the region he's also hinted at allowing russia to use red sea faces and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera stay with us next it's inside story. with you ever. russia's plan to end the war in syria after six years of fighting is the kremlin now in the diplomatic driver's seat and is the white house taking a backseat this is inside story.

martin bashir, bbc news, myanmar.their way to find some resolution to this crisis, here on the ground conditions remain desperately sad. what is really needed is more food aid, clean water and proper shelter. with that from southern bangladesh, fiona, it is back to you. in the day's other news: prince harry will marry his fiancee meghan markle next may in st george's chapel, windsor castle. buckingham palace has released more details of the couple's wedding plans and say that ms markle will become a british citizen. as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports, the palace has also confirmed the royal family will cover the cost of the wedding and the reception. they have in the words of their spokesman been overwhelmed by the amount of the support they received from britain and other parts of the world of the news of their engagement, now, harry and megan are starting to organise for all aspects of the ceremony, according to officials. other members of the royal family have been expressing their happiness at th

so the president has offered to make his country russia's gateway to africa omar al bashir has met russia's president vladimir putin in sochi he said sudan needed protection from the u.s. he accused of provoking conflict in the region he also hinted at allowing russia to use the band's red sea bases now myanmar and bangladesh have signed a deal over the repatriation of ranger refugees it's hoped it will allow the refugees to return home once their paperwork is completed by bangladesh more than half a million ranger fled an army crackdown in rakhine state over the past three months it's got harder reports from young after days of negotiating bangladesh's foreign minister abdul hasan mahmud ali and myanmar leader on song suchi reach an agreement on a repatriation plan for the ranger who fled rakhine state over the last three months the memo of understanding was signed in a foreign minister level working group created as the leaders are reached agreement some of the hundreds of thousands of or hindu refugees who fled the violence spoke of their concern about how the repatriation will work. i d

rights groups are urging your gand the north orators to arrest the visiting president of sudan omar al bashir is wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity of attacks on tribal groups in darfur between two thousand and three and two thousand and eight he was welcomed by his again and counterpart you were in a seventy in entebbe on monday as part of a two day visit. the u.k.'s foreign secretary has apologized for causing distress to a british citizen jailed in iran and her family nazneen zardari ratliff is facing charges of spreading propaganda she said she was in the country to visit her family but boris johnson is accused of complicating the issue about two weeks ago by saying she'd been there to teach journalism but critics say the comments might prompt iran to extend her prison sentence. and i have no knowledge of the words i used to open to be misinterpreted my apologize i apologize to mrs garri ratcliffe and her family if i inadvertently cause them any further and the house should bear in mind that iran's regime and no one else has chosen to separate this moth

including a surprise meeting overnight between russia's president vladimir putin and syria's leader bashir al assad. they met to discuss ways to end the bloody civil war. now there is word this morning that president trump will talk with president putin by phone in the wake of that meeting with syria's leader. nbc national correspondent peter alec and alalexander has the latest on this. >> reporter: presidents trump and vladimir putin will speak by phone this morning after that rare meeting between putin and the syrian dictator bashir al assad. this conversation is expected to focus on the future of syria where the u.s. and russia clashed for years over the path forward. putin and his government, as you know, have long been among assad's chief supporters. now with a bloody civil war, they are appearing to wind down. the kremlin is pressing for a political settlement to cement assad's hold on power. during that meeting there in sochi, sealed with an embrace, putin lavished assad with praise. especially for his work fighting isis. this was only the second time, as best we know, these two lea

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after two days of talks and consultations the sudanese president omar bashir and his sausage and his counterpart salva kiir have agreed to some points they've talked about oil resumption in south sudan's former united states our production has been cut down in south sudan by more than half since conflict broke out in twenty thirty in the country as well as establishing a demilitarized borders on between the two countries more than sixty percent of the border between the two countries are yet to be demarc ated and this has caused a lot of tension between the two countries since south sudan gained independence in twenty eleven but perhaps the most important agreement comes in terms of supporting rebels in each other soil. we in sudan have decided not to support any armed group and to move in a positive direction with the countries this issue has taken us a long time and we have been patient with a lot of violations from the other side till they were assured that what we promised has been implemented and the result is that we now have a stable and secure border. now if they are started

this is the second meeting between the sudanese president omar al bashir and his south sudanese counterpart salva kiir since thousand and gained independence in twenty eleven and it comes at a time when the two countries are trying to mend their strained relationships issues such as border security trade and oil have impacted the relationship between south sudan and sudan they've also traded accusations against each other saying each country supported the others rebels on their soil and helped them launch attacks the sudanese president said that south in his rebels which are here in khartoum and in sudan generally are here as their valiant and not as leaders of armed groups and that he's willing to help them come out of the four year civil war it is going through meanwhile the thousand he's president said that he's ready to implement agreement that have been signed between the two since twenty twelve and that they are going to try to move forward with their relationship. i believe that . we need to come here. where we were there because. you were never. going to be. you will be implemented

here's our religious affairs correspondent, martin bashir. guidance on homophobic bullying three years ago. today's announcement updates the advice to help children considering transition from one gender to another. the new guidelines say that children should be able to try out many cloaks of identity without being labelled or abused. that nursery and primary school in particular is a time of creative exploration. and that a child may choose the tutu, princess's tiara, or a fireman's helmet, without expectation or comment. the church and christians have different views on sexuality. this is not a document about human sexuality. it is a document about how we counter any form of bullying. so we are simply saying that the advice that we are giving and the documents and the resources that we are providing help children to know that they can have that kind of safe experience of a school which enables them to flourish. but the issue of human sexuality is at the centre of conflict within the church, and some evangelical christians say these guidelin

omar al bashir said saddam needed protection from aggressive actions by the u.s. really accused of provoking conflicts in the region he also hinted at allowing russia to be sudan's red sea bases of a show is subject to arrest warrants from the international criminal course of an edged war crimes and genocide in sudan's darfur region. now it's been an important day in south korea with hundreds of thousands of students sitting their university entrance exams south korea is a competitive country and the authority second extraordinary measures to make sure students get to the tests and do well so to participate later many businesses open later to reduce traffic congestion kathy novak reports from seoul. the years of study and long nights of after school tuition have all come down to this. i prepared a lot but now the days here i feel uneasy and nervous the was welcome to school by younger friends students in this new tory asli competitive country know the day long exam can determine not only what university they will attend but also their career and marriage prospects

relations with them as we speak the turks forces are in bashir to however we are still engaging in dialogue and all other world countries. are doing the same they cannot accept foreign. countries to occupy their territories we are still holding on to the shared strategy as i said also iran and iraq have a number of multiple ethnicities that's why we are taking all these considerations into mind in dealing with these countries and this is what has been the case and we believe that this is an element of strength it is also a significance that we are adamant to maintain. friendly relations with the neighboring countries again iraq has sacrificed enough and they made concerted effort to have balance the relations with the neighboring countries a state a liberal state a liberal islamic state like turkey iran is an islamic state based on. a third country to the south of iraq is kuwait is a monarchy another country is syria is a republic and this is the situation of the neighboring countries multiple ethnicities different and multiple. regimes and monarchies and we are having our dealing with them

priced its jumbo bond sale to be the biggest dollar bond sale bashir. $7 billion transaction will be offered in five points, eclipsing china's $6.6 billion offering in june. 8 billion dollars in its first bond sale, the largest by any asian company outside japan. we'll producers offered a united front as they arrived for talks in vienna. they recommended the current curbs be extended. final details will be announced later with oil traders expecting any extension to be reviewed at the cartel's major meeting in june. goldman sachs and citibank warned of russia's reluctance to accept the cuts. it was nine months, not six months, ok, so this is solid. the majority of members will agree that it will be in conformity with that. told aolm turnbull has after the banks themselves ask for an inquiry. scott morrison sang it is vital to rebuild public trust and into the political uncertainty depressing the sector. shares of the big lenders opening lower in sydney after thursday morning. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts i

martin bashir, bbc news.pa rents the point we heard in a report, many parents have expressed concern saying that lets just about children to be children and we should not be getting issues of gender and other more adult themes into primary schools. that is exactly what this guidance is doing, it is letting children be themselves, enabling schools to create inclusive environments where every child can being sacked three who they are, whether that means they want to wear a princess costume or dress up as robin hood, this guidance says as schools we can create that kind of environment for them —— where every child can be exactly who they are. it is about anti—bullying?” child can be exactly who they are. it is about anti-bullying? i think so. today is the start of anti—bullying week, we want to create an environment where everyone can be accepted for who they are. the headlines, inevitably, the issue of boys being able to turn up in tutus, do you get why some people are not comfortable with issues like that at t

putin had a surprise meeting with bashir assad.istration is ending a temporary program that allowed almost 60,000 haitians to live and work in the u.s. they began emigrating after a devastating earthquake rocked haiti in 2010. the government says conditions have improved it -- have improved significant lead -- significantly. dayal news, 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. david: some of the biggest news in washington yesterday did not come from the white house or congress. it came from the federal district court where the justice department sued to stop the proposed merger of at&t and time warner. we welcome kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent. let's talk about what this means inside the beltway. does this cause a lot of problems for the white house because all the speculation is the reason they are going after them is because the president does not like cnn? kevin: the department of justice filing a suit yesterday against the $85 billion deal, the potential vertic