there have been british king of experts who have also been drafted in.e of the pipes you can see that they have been using the pump out vast amounts of water, but they knew that more heavy rains were coming later this week, so it has been a race against time by the thai authorities to try to bring down the water levels and reach the boys, but they have now, according to the local governor they have breached the boys and they are all alive. then watch what condition therein. it is very unlikely they have had any food or clean drinking water for the last few days they have been in there. but this was the wild boar football team, as it was known. the school that they were members of have said it has been a very painful week, that they have been praying for the boys, hoping against hope that they would be found alive. scores of divers, including foreign experts, have been sent to the cave. they have taken with them hundreds of oxyg e n they have taken with them hundreds of oxygen tanks. they have had a base camp nearby and above ground several teams have bee

the last several hours there's been some more activity inside the cave when it's been pouring and what's very interesting is like how things have been going over the last couple of days because the rain has subsided because those dive teams have been able to get a little bit more further into the cave and we're hoping everyone is hoping and speculating that there is they would be able to get a little bit further into the areas they really want to get in checkley that beach area inside one of these big caverns that they were looking to get into where they thought. the boys and their coats might have been and it sounds as though that's what it is but again right now just coming from the governor of province just this this notice if you will this notification that they were found the not at this stage not too many details just yet on how to thank you very much indeed and we'll come back to shortly when more information than just thanks scott. the u.n. says more than a quarter of a million syrians have now been displaced by the government's offensive to retake dara province in the country so

yes, it is incredible, it has been fantastic news that has been well received. fact that this method of extracting the boys, of getting out by having taught them the most difficult part of scuba diving, the fa ct difficult part of scuba diving, the fact that has succeeded has raised hopes that there will be a happy ending for this story all round, but there is more work to do, although things have gone quiet here now. this evening we saw the majority of workers leave the site early, people go home to get rest so they can return tomorrow, but there is a team here overnight taking care of things. the man in charge of the rescue operation said this was the right time to take a pause. translation: as for right time to take a pause. translation: as for when the next operation can be carried out i cannot give an exact time, but it will be in about ten hours or so. we will see those rescue workers back here tomorrow in force, ready to resume the operation. they have got a lot more work to do, it is complex and tricky and it is delicate and careful work that has to be d

yeah it's been emotional. i think it's one of the procrit we have clips of thunder in the background lightning strikes it sums up what has been a tremendous emotional toll in a very small amount. of correspondents all over russia in the host cities bringing you know i hope a chance to soak up some of the atmosphere to enjoy what it's like to be part of this. road show some great experiences along the way i would like to take a moment now to share a few of them with you. should have been taken over by my friend fell to the egyptian city with the phrase the next few in the series because they said. that he. would tell people to be sixty six seven. i. feel sorry so many. will. leave. because. he. would be the guy who. has already expired yes. i have before you. live. it sounds fancy going away runs into the way it's going to wind up buildings going up the front you. see i think it. was just saying that i was a friend i believe that's pretty russia and it hasn't been bad michael joins me was watching the match alo

those two young boys have been taken there and have been rescued from the cave. not know the condition of the boys. we have just seen the ambulance is going towards the hospital and we shall await more details from medical officials as and when we get them. dan johnson has medical officials as and when we get them. danjohnson has the latest from the caves. let's bring you those pictures again from the scene, that hospital where we believe the young boys have been taken. let's recap on what has happened so far. the rescue mission has begun. it started at about ten o'clock local time, that is about 3am in the morning in the uk. they were trapped by those monsoon floods in a cave in northern thailand. they had been there for around two weeks. the operation has been a race against time and more rain is predicted for coming days and that is why the rescue operation was called. we have news that two young boys have been rescued so far. let's bring you the latest from dan johnson. in just rescued so far. let's bring you the latest from danjohnson. in just the last few m

has been reached there has been no comment from israel's army the last several hours we have heard from israel's army that operations have been ongoing in the gaza strip that israel's army had targeted upwards of sixty five targets also there had been reports through israeli media outlets that for the last several hours israel security cabinet have been meeting to discuss the ongoing operations in the gaza strip we've also reached out to israeli officials and israel's army trying to find out what if anything was being discussed and when that meeting might end but no details have been forthcoming all of this of course happening at a time when tensions were already escalating now the question have has a cease fire actually been reached is it going to remain calm or will tension once again flare up. friday had begun like so many in the past few months with large crowds gathering at the casa fence trafford was there. these men say it's their duty as palestinians to protest against israel's occupation. they put together their kite clipping its tail which they say will keep it balance as it c

there's been an entire floor that's been reserved for their care. they're going to be brought here by air ambulance which will land across the street from the hospital. once we hear those choppers, we know that d-day has at least initially been successful and seems to be unfolding a bit quicker than expected. when the governor announced and confirmed this operation did get under way at about 10:00 a.m. local time today, he said that he expected it was going to be roughly 11 hours before there was going to be news of whether the boys would be coming out. they're also being very blunt about expectations. not everyone is going to come out at the same time. they have yet to decide who is going to come out in which phase. there were medics that went in earlier today to assess the health condition of each of the boys to make sure they were up for this arduous journey. it took the divers six hours just to reach the kids. they then, of course, had to make sure their scuba gear was on properly, they had the full face masks they had been practicing with so th

there's definitely a sense of excitement people who've been talking to have been saying things like they feel like there's a lot more freedom now in the country they can express themselves more a bit more in social media talking about who they want to vote for the opposition supporters and harare is traditionally an opposition stronghold and some people here are supporters and they are gunning for the main opposition leader but that city could be a very very tight race according to some analysts they say that the fact that for example robert mugabe has said he's not going to vote for. the. supporters may listen to what he says and also not vote for zanu p.f. which could mean it could be quite an interesting challenging race for president. but he is still confident he's going to win this election only time will tell but i can tell you right now this is the first in a long long time we things feel very. difference now we're not talking about people being beaten up and people being killed so much is now about how free and fair the process is and can the opposition leader nelson chamisa win

you've been there. tell us what the amount of emergency responders and the amount of people who have come to pray and what it's been like at the base of that cave. >> yeah. i've got a lump in my throat right now because there's such a wonderful story to report and it's bittersweet because alisyn there was a diver a professional diver who lost his life in the narrow tunnels leading to where the boys are trapped all this time. the divers that we have gotten a chance to talk to, professionals have said this is the hardest thing they've ever had to do because the distance that people have to travel to reach that chamber, that cave where the boys were trapped. 2.5 miles in, four kilometers in, the mountain behind me and the sun is setting here right now and tunnels that were just frankly flooded with the monsoon rains that this region had seen in past days that thankfully suspended for a couple days we saw the heavy downpour and didn't know what effect that would have on the rescue operation. the boys have b

there have been monks who have been praying outside the cave.ive us an idea of how the entire country has been focused on what's happening there. >> reporter: well, that's right, the country and the world and communities and schools that we visited over the past few days and before, they've been setting up shrines to the boys, they've been giving buddhist prayers. they've been making origami birds. one counselor asked the kids to make 100 origami birds. a young friend of one of the boys said the first thing they'll want to do is play soccer. the boys, if they get out, will in time be invited to the soccer world cup, say officials. they've had messages from celebrities and soccer stars from the king of thailand, revered figure here in the country, and it really has pulled this community, this border community, together. victor, diane? >> and david, their friends, their community, the world watching, but those parents, you've spoken to those parents. you've been able to sort of absorb the emotion that they have been talking to you about not knowin

well precisely that he's been riding on a high internationally he's been. applauded for sort of facing off. the american president donald trump he's presided over a very successful world cup for france as well he's also really been seem to keen to be a relaxed kind of of liberal but in actual fact of course there have been certain occasions where perhaps they have been cracks on that surface and where he's been caught saying things for example how he's had to reduce how he wants to reduce costs to the welfare service very important institutional regard is extremely important institution here in france as well so that's really sort of indicating exactly how really the politics of mr merkel really side less so with that kind of thinking of keeping a large welfare state but he's also been accused of sort of having sort of more of a haughty manner more regard for the office so really that that this is an opportunity really or has been opportunistically use for politicians to really sort of kick it into mr mack when he has been writing high on the success of fra

i this has panicking and has been by this has been so successful because these kids have been fantastic people rescuing them have been fantastic and we have had a wonderful outcome. it's better than any of us imagined, such a shame we lost the one tied diver. any of us imagined, such a shame we lost the one tied diverlj any of us imagined, such a shame we lost the one tied diver. i wasjust going to say that the death of that diver reminded us of the real perils of this whole mission. absolutely, if such a specialised area and i knew what happened to the guy who died, it was simply a lack of experience in this sort of situation and it's a special experience, the navy seals to do that, it's just spending a lot of time underground underwater and that's what these cave divers have done and they have shown their professionalism and the results of those years of experience. at least one of them has been cave diving for a0 years. they have spent up to 36 hours underwater __ up have spent up to 36 hours underwater —— up to six hours underwater without surfacing and that's extraordinary. you kno

civilians have been killed.say 22 people, including 12 children, died. the living were alongside the dead as they rushed them to hospital. reports say hospitals have also been bombed. funerals are being held quickly and unceremoniously. since these bodies were buried this area has been captured. huge numbers of people have been displaced by the offensive. the un and other humanitarian groups have issued grave warnings about their safety. jordan is allowing aid through its border, but with more than a million syrian refugees already, it won't let the new arrivals in. refugees have gathered near the battlefield's other border with the golan heights, syrian territory occupied by israel. the israelis have sent in aid, but their borders are closed too. the syrian army held a victory rally in a captured town. it won't be the last. regional powers and the americans seem to have accepted that the syrian army and the russians will win the battle of the south. the war isn't over. but president assad is firmly in power in

been to secure a second term but faces a challenge from sixty eight year old. ahmed volleys the latest from bamako. voting has been going on smoothly throughout the day sunday here in the modern capital bamako and that's contrary to the expectations of some observateur who just a few weeks ago have been talking about the impossibility of organizing this election on should do and that in view of the tremendous security challenges and logistical problems during the last several weeks some groups related to al-qaeda in the islamic magreb threatened several times to disrupt this vote and also just a transportation of ballot boxes and voter cards to somebody's most areas where a big challenge for the government here so today the government can bore start some success has been registered some incidents have been reported in the north in some areas around timbuktu a ballot boxes were confiscated by unknown groups a few cases of that happened and also some shelling on a un french base in agon hawk in the north but we don't know about casualties if there are any casualt

i think nato has never been more together. people are now agreeing to pay and we were having a lot of problem with a lot of people not paying it's present i will tell you and they're paying and they're paying more rapidly and at a later probably never been stronger than it is today. as the president will tell you he said there was another reference to the president at the nato summit when the president of an was at the nato summit but he wasn't involved in those negotiations on nato finland is not a nato member so perhaps president trump wrongly implying that the villain was a nato member and possibly misspoke there maybe a small detail but remember in a few hours' time he's coming up against a master of detail someone who has run his country for eighteen years as president and prime minister when president trump has only been the leader of the u.s. the president of the us for eighteen months putin has when you look at the experience so much more experience of international relations he studied law and then became a k.g.b. off

dozens of rockets have been fired by armed groups from gaza towards israel a few have been intercepted by israel's iron dome system and usually hamas has claimed sole responsibility for some of the rockets fired by the israel's air strikes follow friday's protests which are now in the fourth month a fifteen year old palestinian was shot dead when israel says he tried to climb the fence the mainly peaceful protests began as an attempt to persuade israel to lift its twelve year long blockade of gaza but israel has not made any concessions and that's led to enormous frustration amongst garza's almost two million people burn it's made out zero gaza. eritrea's president says history is being made on his first visit to neighboring ethiopia in more than two decades. wacky received a warm welcome to the capital by ethiopian prime minister it is the latest step towards reconciliation after the leaders agreed to restore ties and put an end to a twenty year military standoff mohamed it doe reports now from. a few weeks ago ethiopian that a chair will be tightening has there been for the past two

quite attacks have been. far less today they are saying that there were nine nine separate places where it feels had been the situation is very tense a lot of people looking up have been looking up in the sky in the last few minutes because there has been the israeli drone above we have seen a lot less kites these insane three cards and of course so much damage in israel so the israeli said launched today but of course we've seen two different escalations in the last week and seven members seven palestinians killed in those escalations of violence between hamas and israel diplomatic efforts have been struggling to contain a ceasefire as well we understand that the un's representative would just let the camera pan around now they're dropping tear gas from that drone that i mentioned seemingly close to where some of these kites have been launched. a lot of the people here be moving to another area where the protests have been happening close to. a strong position where there are a lot of israeli soldiers close

been two or. three people including a teenage girl had been killed after security forces in the administered kashmir open farm protesters five others have been critically injured in the violence the region is preparing to mark the second anniversary of the problem rebel leaders internet access be restricted and checkpoints put in place after demonstrations in the cool area. well that one point six million people in japan have been ordered to leave their homes after its rental rainfall triggered floods and landslides at least thirty eight people have died in dozens of missing with the worst flooding recorded from the city of kotor to sutton's sudden japan's southern tip. has this report. across half a nation a sea of muddy water flooding has rich japan into with central and southern regions largely submerged. the death toll has steadily climbed an elderly man was swept into a swollen river in harish homes have collapsed and landslides have buried at least ten people east to west from kioto south do

it's been a real pleasure it's been quite a journey been a real i say a fantastic experience working inside you peter i've learned a lot about football and it's it has been fun and so thanks for being with us thanks for watching see you next time see this. throughout the world cup football supporters from all over the world have been enjoying the games in the stadiums fan zone sand bars one part of central moscow has become the unofficial part of the celebrations it gets down to force from nicolas cage street. where it all started absolutely sporadically it wasn't one of the two official before fans zones in moscow people just showed up liked it and stayed and this is what they're doing this is where they come to bid full well not just to the world cup but also to each other really. because people have pulled in the love with each other different parts of the world who grew it together they were packed into this one tiny street in central moscow and this is where all the world cup chaos in a good sense of this world of course unraveled and so a lot of of course the the street is some

to try and manage the crowd around us and that has been the case that we've been in that we haven't learned or that people are very excited about this election although there are accusations of discrepancies and record breaking but they think that their vote is their right and they're going to make sure that the exercise it comes to light the twenty fifth is on the bench of a live in lahore simon thank you so for more on how the voting process actually works in pakistan have a very interesting and graphic on our website you'll find a breakdown of the elected positions in the regions in the country as well as how the votes are cast. it's a story we're following out of the u.s. state of florida a sheriff there says that a man who killed another man over a parking space will not be prosecuted so witnesses believe there were racial undertones to the fatal shooting of mark he spoke locked in a twenty eight year old black man he confronted and pushed michael a white man who had been shouting at his wife outside a local shop fresco responded by firing on mclaughlin with a legally held concealed pi

in the thai capital bangkok welcome flora so the boys have been located but they haven't been rescued yes. yes that is exactly what i'm hearing and it was it was news that basically all of thailand has been waiting for it has been nine days that everyone here not just the parents of those boys up in chiang rai but even people here in bangkok have been praying have been thinking about these boys and over the last one or two days hope was actually dwindling a little bit that they could actually be found alive because people thought that they it's little boys and even though a grown up can actually survive without food for a month that's what experts say but they said that for the voice we were actually reaching that critical mark here after nine days so they at least that's what everyone thinks they should have had enough water to drink in that hole in that cave there should have been enough oxygen so that was never a concern but the food was actually getting quite low and so everyone was really really excited and even enthusiastic when this news just spread about an hour ago that all t

i doubt that we've been except. for that so in your view in your opinion what kind of model could work for for the u.k. when it comes to things like trade for instance. i'm i honestly don't know because it is a fundamentally very difficult situation that only the only very bad options to choose between. from the point of view they have choose which they want career and then the. so. they won't. thank you very much for sharing your views with this call bill's former swedish prime minister joining us here on al-jazeera thank you very much for your time we appreciate it. or let's move on to another breaking news story this hour on al-jazeera israel says it will shut down a key economic lifeline into the gaza strip the care abu salim crossing is a vital access point for supplies into the besieged territory israeli authorities are also stopping fishing boats from operating more than six miles off the coast and now israel's defense minister has signed an order declaring the hamas affiliate channel that operates from leban

even if you find that there's there's been a sort of. sense of it will best this day for example the the how long the or there has been some trouble between the leadership of the or the national assembly on the. for quite a while now and what i was when we get there just on the rules that it's so this is simply bringing everything out. and so how does it leave his position then with regard to those elections which are due in february next year. well one thing that sounds nuts yes is that's all the notes from the song go have mostly been you're in a. very happy with the presence of what will be have not yet but. even the event buffs you have a sickly song where for example one of the neat in those. moments doesn't have a lot it's because he states in very much of britain. so this there has to be some what they were hoping that's not really us who didn't. stop at least then. i was not as it goes most remaining the we are these police are still strong ok chad thank you very much indeed for shedding some light on what's going on in nigeria t

i am glad it has been done.ays about the fact that so many lgbt people feel they cannot be open about their relationships, they do not want to rock down the street holding hands because they are worried about the reaction, what is your reaction to that? do you think there is a geographical element to that? that is what we are hearing, it is not so much in london because we do not feel it so much fun to see that one in three people are probably homophobic according to this report, two and three think same—sex solution ships are ok that makes one in three not approving it so it is a big worry if you cannot hold your partner's hand if you think one of the people might attack you. i have experienced it, i have reported lgbt you. i have experienced it, i have reported lg bt hate you. i have experienced it, i have reported lgbt hate crime to the police. it is a horrendous experience. you have to go to the police station, file a report. i have been beaten up in the past, i did not take the cheap for a number of years b

to help tackle the blaze and they have been stood down today, the military have been at the scene ofsonal details of paedophiles and their victims has been dumped in a street, they were discovered by a dog walker, an investigation has been started into the incident and the police has referred to himself as the independent office of police conduct. a nurse who was being held on suspicion of murdering a babies and attempting to murder another sex has been bailed. lucy was arrested on tuesday as part of a police inquiry into the deaths of 17 babies at the hospital. she will not be returning to work while the matter is ongoing. the hospital has set. as been charged with the rain and murder of a 6—year—old girl, alisha was visiting family in the early hours of monday, her body was found a few hours later and woodland. the 16—year—old boy who cannot be identified for legal reasons was taken to custody. a toddler has suffered serious head injuries after thought to be from scaffolding fell onto her while she was in her push chair. the girl aged three is in a serious condition in hospital. th

the case has been cleared and them. the case has been cleared and the boys can begin to move on. and the amazing outcome will all live long in the memory. the bbc has revealed that its ten best paid stars are men — despite efforts to close the gender pay gap between its highest earning presenters. there are two women in the top 15 — claudia winkleman and vanessa feltz. match of the day host gary lineker is the biggest earner at the corporation, taking home around one and three quarter million pounds a year. our media correspondent david sillito reports. the revelation last year the big pay gap between male and female stars of the bbc provoked outrage from many women in the corporation. the annual report today is with you that some women have had pay rises and some men have had cuts. jeremy vine lost around one third of his £700,000 salary, john humphrys publicly reported salary is also drop from around £6,000, to £400,000. last year men outnumbered women on the list 321. —— three to one. we're now told that that is closer to 60—40 with an ambition in the next year or so to make i

nationwide, around 4000 houses have been damaged and thousands of hectares of crops have been destroyedaim hundreds of lives. so far, around a dozen people are confirmed dead and a similar number are missing. but with several communities still isolated and a warning of more rain is to come, that number could rise. aaron safir, bbc news. mps are calling for a consultation on whether to ban the sale of real fur in the uk. the environment, food and rural affairs committee has been investigating why many high street retailers illegally sold fur described as fake, sarah corker reports. in the 1990s, evocative anti—fur campaigns raised awareness of the issue. decades on, some shoppers have been unwittingly buying real fur labelled as fake. the mis—selling was exposed by campaign groups and the media, including this investigation by the bbc. it emerged that several major retailers had sold products described as artificial, but tests showed were made from fox, rabbit and chinchilla. now an inquiry by the environment, food and rural affairs committee accuses retailers of being complacent about t

officials in thailand say four boys have been rescued from a flooded cave system and have been taken been trapped in the complex cave system for more than a fortnight and were found by rescue divers earlier this week. a team of 90 divers have helped the boys through a difficult part of the route. the rescue effort has been suspended until tomorrow. hello.

what about the political landscape what about the fact that religious parties that have the two had been banned have suddenly being allowed to take part what sort of impact did they for instance likely to have on the political landscape well the traditional religious parties are jim others love me the party or mr four of oslo vermont and there are other our livers which are which out associated allegedly with some you know bearing parties they're all taking part as well as their you know participation are the laws allowed but i don't think they're there said traditionally these parties have no been able to secure more than five percent of their representation in the national assembly so i see no growth no increase in the political strength of these traditional blurred religious parties or you know from any in any part of the country and in their overall presence in the national assembly or barbara starr i don't see the people are in any mood to bring any of the early just hardcore radical factor to the national assembly of barbara starr. thank you very much indeed for taking the time to

has been you know has been given the mandate of deciding who is to do the citizen is and but this has to be seen in the larger context of who is a migrant the global context where we are talking about the migrant issues the business has been so obtuse that you know that's really was on the list i know this as as a man said this is not the final list this year dropped but at the drop the so obvious read that yes there are people who will be given that the chance to appeal but what is to model the appeal is rejected it will be deported will they be you know do they be detained the bunker she government has cuts as does not count them citizens of their country so where do these people go they're going to be send this is very optimistic the siege up and up a majority of the population are being god is speaking muslims and something going to give. you and i want to run i'm sorry this country run and start interrupted just want to also add that in r.c. obviously is the national register of citizens in india but also to add to the point that you made about this rhetoric that had been heard f

they have been taken to hospitalfor gored. they have been taken to hospital for treatment.e most dangerous day of the week of the festival. the 12 boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand have written letters to their family to reassure them they are well. their football coach, who is with them, also sent a note apologising to parents. the tea m note apologising to parents. the team were cut off in exploring the cave two weeks ago. they are getting ready now. hundreds of divers and volunteers relaying their tanks along the route the boys will have to take to come out. one look at this, and easier part of it, is enough to tell you how difficult this rescue will be. the divers have taken letters from the boys and their coach to their parents. this is the goalkeeper in the team. don't worry mum and dad, your rights, i've been gone two weeks but i will hurry back to help you in the shop. a 15—year—old writes, "i love you mum and dad if i get out, can you take me to my favourite restaurant?" it was this boy's 16th birthday they were celebrating that day. "i do love you

it's a problem has this been for angela merkel. well it's been a particularly serious problem because this because about this her party and have a very and sister party well they've been effectively wedded at the hip as it were for decades they govern germany for many decades they are a potent political force together in every general election they present one chancellor candidate and for these two parties since well more than thirteen years it's been angela merkel has been the person that they have put forward so the idea that she has had to fight tooth and nail to achieve the piece of paper this document demonstrates quite how serious this problem is it's almost unheard of for the for these two parties to bicker the way they have to and let's be clear about this also her interior minister who represents a party with forty six seats in parliament compared to her two hundred has in some ways been holding her hostage to the policy outcomes that he wants however she promised she would get an e.u. solution she promised she'd make bila

know what the celebrations have been like in some of russia's other host cities been a great atmosphere lots of russians enjoying this will come up and just picking a new team to support to the end after russia departed let's go see sochi down whole consist. in st petersburg. a set looks nice and dry there what's it been like for you being part of the team covering this well the football on the pitch has been fantastic and i think that final really really encapsulates the kind of tournament that we've had great individual performances fantastic goals our studio here in st peter's it's been really a wonderful backdrop for what's been a great talk about the great possible experience for me i've managed to take kids to pieces by the wonderful people here the culture the architecture everything about this city has really been welcoming to me i even brought my family out here as well to spend the last week of the tournament with me such was the amazing atmosphere here and as well of course the fans who have come from all over the walls try. to watch this world cup which has been probably one

it's been a real pleasure it's been quite a journey been a real i say a fantastic experience working alongside you peter i've learned a lot about football and it's it has been fun and so thanks for being with us thanks for watching see you next time see. i wouldn't call make this manufacture consent to stick to the public will. when the right wing closest to protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and be the one person. in the middle of the room sick. in the. room. i think i think this catastrophe of folding in britain for the past fifteen years or so was its connection to the e.u. and the ability to have its own currency and yet asked for right into the e.u. to take those away and you have essentially greece on steroids and all those banks and the e.u. and america are going to attack the u.k. mersa plate and drive into bankruptcy. welcome back donald trump has arrived in helsinki the has first official meeting with the russian president vladimir putin now this follows a town sneed zero summit in brussels where the u.s. leader accused you are p. and allies of failing to meet their

they have been hoping, they have been dreaming, but it has it is not to be —— fan fest. been an incredible journey. at the start of this competition there were many people who thought russia would not get out of the group stages. russia came into the tournament the lowest ranked team. north korea has issued strong criticism of the us — just hours after the secretary of state, mike pompeo, left pyongyang after two days of talks with the leadership there. the foreign ministry says america made too many demands, and that it had displayed a regrettable attitude. the north korean statement says the trust between the two countries is now facing a dangerous situation. and it accuses mr pompeo of insisting on unilateral denuclearisation, which it says is against the spirit of the summit. removing the nuclear threat from the korean peninsula had been a key part of donald trump's approach during his meeting with kimjong—un in singapore. the north korean statement is somewhat at odds with what mr pompeo had to say as he left pyongyang on saturday. many hours of productive conversat

the weather has been good in atmosphere has been read dunn electric. footballers to get there —— you predicted it would be a 2—0 victory for england. i was optimistic and i was right, so it is brilliant. when you look back at the match itself, the game, did anything stand out for you in terms of highlights? i think our goalie again, fantastic, do you know what i mean? great saves. but i think collectively we are a bit more confident and we were going for it more and driving for it and getting into the right areas to get something happen. and i think that was a big percentage of the game. we have one former furball or in one former chelsea player, who is also here, and! former chelsea player, who is also here, and i saw at one point with your hands on your head. the near misses, how intense was this game? it was very intense and you want the goalie, and in the game with colombia, the last—minute equaliser sucked the life out of everyone and did not want to go through that again and went dele alli scored, it was a relief and maybe we should've had two or

and did the big show as we have been. very much of the i've been in there and the problem with very secure way for it is that most of the years there in the countryside we've maybe not it was three . months and it's going to mean the board. of defense forces go out of the fast there more than forty thousand troops have been dispatched to go to those areas it means that it's difficult for them to do the patients to help that's done to people and also even with the using helicopters it would be difficult to learn in such places and taking into consideration that most of the years that i think. we all believe that i feel. that it's the people that many of us for it's not depending on the local people themselves and neighbors about you know that they are stranded or they know they are missing and to know that about ninety eight people could raise gets more within the coming hours or days and there are more than fifty eight people still missing until now journalists have been ordered to stand trial in me and marm accused of br

about and where does it leave us it's all been about power it's about been positioning and it's been brought in patients to america has been in power for almost thirteen years and there's a backlog of young men who some seem to think that they are best placed to replace her and we have young one young man well not so fifty three down and very moccasin he is going to lecture coming up in october and he thinks on this he gives in america a whack at the voters are going to give him a whack in october on the migration quest for three years they've been sort of the conservative standard very few they've been kowtow ing to america and now they need to go back even though the migration presently isn't a crisis anymore but they feel they need to set aside so they decided just he said the migration crisis isn't a crisis and to everybody outside germany would would would say yes it is it's the big crisis in germany interest in terms of numbers if you if you are worried about five or ten or twenty people come across and see things on the very every day with an is a crisis around europe it is a

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it has only been an increase.that families and children are fleeing from in central america. the policies in place now have always beenin policies in place now have always been in place, at least for the couple —— the last couple of presidents. the enforcement of the policies... family separation, as you say, but it was not an actual formal part of the policy of criminal prosecution, once you cross the border. mexicans go to the polls later to choose a new president, as well as 500 congressmen, more than 100 senators, as well as governors and local mayors. the front—runner for president is the left—wing former mayor of mexico city, andres manuel lopez 0brador. but the campaign has seen some of the worst political violence in the country for decades. in 0campo in the western state of michoacan, the entire local police force was arrested after a candidate for mayor was murdered, as will grant reports. until very recently, 0campo was a town without a police force. still hanging over the streets as the image of a dead

freed and has arrived in berlin the german government had been pushing has been pushing for you shah's release since her husband died in custody a year ago. plus the first seven final of the world to cut the world cup kicks off in an hour of belgium are preparing to battle it out with their arch rival france for the chance of a first ever place in the final we'll go live to st petersburg. the beyond. heraclius great to have you along everyone well it seemed impossible just two weeks ago and nobody dared to hope but against all odds all twelve boys and their soccer coach have been freed from a flooded cave in thailand the divers and doctor who stayed with the boys have now also emerged safely ambulances brought the last of the boys and their coach. to a hospital in the city of shanghai just a few hours ago there were saving medical care but are said to be in good condition the boys aged eleven to was sixteen years old spent over two weeks deep inside the cave living a nightmare after water sealed off there were turn routes the last week or sadly a tired diver lost his life in the cave w

and security at his rallies has been increased. has more now from been during. president emerson managua security detail has always been tight but since the explosion at his campaign rally in pull away last month there are now even more soldiers guarding him zimbabwe's leader says he suspects a defeated faction from his own party linked to the wife of his predecessor robert's regardie was behind the attack he tells party supporters and the international community he has things under control we're. we. liberated visitors so we've got her worried her problem. comes when it is good for. the army says it is not going to try to influence election results at the end of the month the parliamentary and presidential elections will be the first since robert mugabe resigned last year or twenty three presidential candidates have been told if they are worried about their safety security will be provided security is not the only concern there is disagreement between the electoral commission and opposition parties on the printing storage and distribution of ballot papers oppos

they have been taken there by ambulances one has been flown in a helicopter so i think it is safe to say to him that this one out of the four that has been extracted is in not such good shape but none of that is what the provincial governor said none of them is in any serious life threatening condition floor on these first rescues appeared to have been completed much faster than they originally expected this sounds like optimistic news heading into tomorrow. yes this is what the governor said. everything went better than expected this is why they brought out the first boy about three hours prior to the original timeline that they had given all the journalists this early this morning and but we don't know if this augurs well for tomorrow we don't know exactly when they will start the second phase of the rescue operation we just learned or we learned at this press conference that all the rescue efforts have been suspended now for ten to twenty hours the reason being that they need to install a new oxygen tanks that they have to refill those oxygen tanks that they have to pump more oxyg

it has been cooler and fresher. it warms up it has been cooler and fresher.nd. areas of cloud have been coming and going. it could be grey and cooler around the irish sea coasts. temperatures will be higher in scotland and northern ireland, typically in the mid—20s. high 20s in england and wales, 30 or 31 in the south and east. monday more of the south and east. monday more of the same. a little drizzle over the highlands of scotland. otherwise a dry day with sunny spells widely. light winds and temperatures similar to those of saturday, possibly sneaking up to 32 in the south—east. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: cabinet ministers are locked in talks at the prime minister's country retreat, chequers, to decide what the government wants from a future eu relationship. detectives are still trying to find the contaminated item which exposed a couple to the deadly nerve agent novichok in wiltshire. a diver has died in thailand after trying to help the twelve boys trapped in a cave. preperations are underway in samara ahead of englands quarter final clash w

has almost been held. we will strengthen turkey in every field including the defense industry and border security will make very big investments in every area from finance to macroeconomic balances in order to become one of the ten largest economies the new cabinet announced by president saddam has some supplies names he's appointed the chief of staff who said a car as defense minister while the interior and foreign ministers keep their seats the energy minister abdullah and son in law has been appointed as finance minister in the new cabinet president ads on ses his county should work hard to achieve good schools for two thousand and twenty three that's the year but mark's modern turkey's centenary but with the newly expanded powers many will be watching if i had gone and his team will bring the country towards the future they promise will lurch tours offer tarion isn't as some opponents fear. al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera the makers of a household chemical go on trial in the u.s. with the victim

exactly the government has been very very protective they've been in the hospital and nobody of course was allowed to to even get near them not not one of the journalists could get near them and of course there's a reason for that it's not only because the government of course it's going to is using this of course for publicity for themselves as well but it's also a concern a real sincere concern for their mantel have not maybe not at the moment but maybe for the trauma that could come afterwards nightmares of their ordeal far also told me the father's actually the father of the goalkeeper and he told me that he is also concerned about that of course and he will watch his son very carefully said i'm going to have a new relationship with my son because i need to be closer to him to make sure that he is all right and the thing that he was actually worried about the most was that his life is not going to be the same anymore it's he really wants his life to go back to normal but he's really worried about all this attention of course there are already people from hollywood to him planning a

but there have been some complaints that have been registered with the election commission of pakistan the from areas in the favor provinces baluchistan province where you saw the suicide attack this morning where more than thirty people have been killed so there have been some complaints of very good regularities but many people who we've been speaking to say that this is by and large one of the one of the most. professional elections where there were as many. political parties who have been complaining of rigging in previous to have not come out with such complaints but there was a complaint of the process being too slow three major political parties went to the election commission and wanted them to extend the pulling out was by one and the election commission refused saying that everyone who arrived at the polling station by the by thirteen hundred g.m.t. would be able to. but having said that this is this may be one of the most professionally held elections but the human rights commission of pakistan has been saying that this is one of the dirtiest elections. taking place in entir

there have been some increases which have been below the rate of inflation. further behind. yosemite point about industrial action, which i think is a silly term, not, disruption do you think? it might be something that might postpone it, i don't think that the other unions are fooled by a one—off payment that's been recycled from other areas of the department for education, and reviewed the treasury need to step up. and finally, this is about money for schools themselves. of course, pressure is on and all forms of the state isn't it? you can't accept this system of... education is a special case when he talked about the nhs, and ultimately we are waking out of the brexit nightmare, we're going to find in education system decimated, is that really the education system what the future? and we'll find out how this story, and many others, are covered in tomorrow's front pages, at 10:45 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood, and the deputy editor of the express, michael booker. mps have voted to

declared and crucially been reached. peter it's a very good question and one unfortunately that we cannot answer definitively at this hour now if you ask how much does a ceasefire has been reached in fact the spokesman for hamas foes about whom he tweeted out a statement saying that with egyptian and united nations efforts it has been agreed to return to the era of calm between israel and palestinian factions that's how much on the other hand you have the israeli army we have contacted them repeatedly since the statement was made and we've not been able to get any details they are refusing to comment the last we heard from the israeli army was in the past several hours where they talked about ongoing operations inside of gaza in fact statements have talked about hitting as many as sixty sixty five targets destroyed infrastructure of how muss saying that this operation was ongoing earlier in the evening you had israel saying that this was a wide scale attack not clarify exactly what they meant now you have news that the t