katy watson reports from brasilia.toric day for brazil, one that evenjair bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. in front of dozens of world leaders and amid cheers from his supporters, he was handed the presidential sash. and once again, repeated his campaign promises of changing the way brazil does politics. translation: corruption, privileges and unfair advantages have to end. favours to certain parties must not go on. the government and economy have to serve all of the nation. thousands came to see mr bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag, they shouted support for the man they call a legend. after 13 years of a very corrupt government in brazil, so now we have a hope that with bolsonaro, he will clean up. he wants to unite families, not divide. we are not

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but taking you back to brazil now to the capital brasilia where president elect president. both the narrow has been sworn in and we're expecting him to address congress any moment now we will be taking that speech live when it happens in the capital brasilia. so again live pictures of the brazilian congress after the president's job also has been sworn in and he was elected in total but ending. ending big government. i think we're going to listen in to what we're hearing from the brazilian congress. if you will just the president. president of the national congress the heads of state heads of government twenty heads of state twenty heads of government that are to me with your presence here today if you're. president republican pre-sale i want to morrow. with whom i went to the military academy negras. congressmen senators president of the congress. former president. former presidents certainly. the. supreme court justice. ministers. armed force commanders. general prosecutor. ladies and gentlemen governors senators and federal congress men. heads of foreign missions who are

brazil's new far right president who's been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia. the former army captain represents a major shift to the right in latin america's largest country and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime improve the economy and protect family values in our i won the election by a wide margin two months ago despite a history of racist homophobic and sexist remarks john holeman joins us now live from brasilia with more john bolton are has been a polarizing figure since the start of his campaign has he done anything today to try to bring his opponents on side. in a way he has he tried to balance things especially in his speech to congress he was talking about his government being against discrimination and against division but he on the other hand in the latest speech said that he wanted to liberate the country from socialism and from political correctness he also spoke about agribusiness is being indecisive but in his government the same agribusiness is that keen on the opening up more of the amazon rain for

0ur south america correspondent, katy watson, sent this from the country's capital brasilia. a historic day for brazil, one that even bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. thousands came to see mr bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag, they shouted support for the man they call a legend. after 13 years of a very corrupt government in brazil, so now we have a hope that with bolsonaro, he will clean up. he wants to unite families, not divide. we are not black, white, poor or rich, we are a nation. jair bolsonaro campaigned as an outsider, promising to drain the swamp of corrupt politicians. for several years now,

he is there, as we can see, in the car, with his wife, michelle, heading towards congress in brasiliaith the horses. you can hear the ceremony, with the horses. you can hearthe admiring ceremony, with the horses. you can hear the admiring crowds there. there is no doubt about the enthusiasm from those that have turned out. he entered the nickname trump of the tropics, and his campaign was based around ending corruption in brazil. he won the presidential election in october by a wide margin. you can see his security detail, running to keep up alongside the vehicle. it looks like he is still arriving at congress, with the ceremony due to start in the next few minutes. we know that the next few minutes. we know that the secretary of state mike pompeo is representing the us at the inauguration. benjamin netanyahu from israel, and hungary's prime minister viktor 0rban is the only leaderfrom the eu minister viktor 0rban is the only leader from the eu set to attend. bolsonaro has been scathing of the left—wing governments in places like venezuela, and cancelled their invitations. bolsonaro i

and economic climate but he faces a formidable array of challenges as john homan reports now from brasilia. i bought a ticket. for now he's president joey bull so not all can begin making good on his election promises he'll face some big challenges. crime is number one more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone noddle solution giving more people access to guns and police more license to kill you're going to hear to do it is that it is hands a service to cowboys to defend themselves will honor and respect those who sacrifice their lives for safety. but brazilian officers already killed thousands most of them young black it's being questioned if an even harder line will work. less controversial but just as challenging is pulsar noddles aim to curb corruption he's brought in sergio morrow the man in charge of latin america's biggest bribery investigation is his justice minister but it may be tougher than he thinks these fly take it's corruption and it's much more easier carries off like the narrative that in terms of practice. the government has beside

the bbc‘s katy watson has been following developments in brasilia all day.at she had to say a short time ago. you can hear and see people cheering because because the president has handed over the sash to the now president jail bolsonaro. the ceremony has been going on for a few hours. he was officially sworn in as president and then gave an acceptance speech in which he talks about the challenges ahead for brazil, saying this was a new chapter in the country's history. i think whether you like the leader or you hate him, i don't think anybody would disagree with the challenges that lie ahead for this country. now he is a man who has been a politician for nearly 30 years, but despite that, he was an unknown figure in brazilian politics. his political rise has been like no other. it just goes to show the determination brazilians for a change in leadership. during his campaign, there was racist rhetoric, sexist and homophobic comments, saying that i have a dead as opposed to a gay son. the things he said in the past and the campaign as well came back to haunt

katy watson reports from brasilia.day for brazil, one that evenjair bolsonaro and his fans probably never expected could happen. but he made it, and for the next four years, this will be the man in charge of latin america's biggest economy. a man who's promised to lead brazil down a very different political path to that of his predecessors. in front of dozens of world leaders and amid cheers from his supporters, he was handed the presidential sash. and once again, repeated his campaign promises of changing the way brazil does politics. translation: corruption, privileges and unfair advantages have to end. favours to certain parties must not go on. the government and economy have to serve all of the nation. thousands came to see mr bolsonaro take power. dressed in the colours of the brazilian flag, they shouted support for the man they call a legend. after 13 years of a very corrupt government in brazil, so now we have a hope that with bolsonaro, he will clean up. he wants to unite families, not divide. we are not black

has been sworn in and during a ceremony in the capital brasilia in his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. u.s. border agents have fired tear gas to stop people crossing the mexican border. women and children were among those trying to breach the border fence the border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. twenty two opposition parties and three dawn have called for parliament to be dissolved and president omar al bashir to step down following weeks of protests over the cost of living the policy say a transitional government should be set up to pave the way for elections. donald trump says the u.s. one twit stroll from syria in a hurry to coming under intense pressure from allies and senior figures in his republican policy last month u.s. president suddenly announced that all two thousand american troops would be brought home immediately following what he described as their victory over i so now despite the withdrawal from syria u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o says washington remains committed to

now it's the time to learn from the right to see if he can do better to be john homan al-jazeera brasilia. still ahead on al-jazeera u.s. stocks full shop after apple says an economic slowdown in china has taken a bite out of its projected sales. sudan's president tries to stem the tide of protests with another appeal to the people. from the waves of the sales. to the contours of the east. hello it's raining again in central china you wouldn't think so we're in the middle of winter but it is we turn the wind back in from the side just from the cloud movement so the streak of rain. goes from union right up towards shanghai size east and this is front of the wall in twenty two and sunshine are going northward it's not that cold but i think we will see a bit of snow develop round will hang just as an example whilst the rain exists. a lot of cloud to boot a lot of four to a suspect much of it sticking to the south that also activities unusually got this tropical cyclone here on its way to make landfall in sutton tartans shouldn't happen in january but it is happening it's going to enhance the

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katy watson, bbc news, in brasilia. among the world the promised minister abe hungary attended the senate —— swearing—in today. well, a little earlier katy told us donald trump is among the world leaders congratulating the new brazilian leader. well, we have had a tweet from donald trump to bolsonaro, saying the us was with him. bolsonaro replied, saying, "i truly appreciate your words of encouragement and together, under god's protection, we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people." so the bromance has begun. mr bolsonaro has been clear in his admiration for donald trump. and saying that he wants to make brazil great again. so the fact that they are talking, we will see how exactly that relationship will flourish. he certainly wanted to promote the relationship between the us and brazil much more than his predecessors have. it was a divisive election as you say, but he did promise a government for all brazilians. are we expecting a softer tone now that he has been sworn in? certainly, elements of his acceptan

given powers to the agriculture ministry to manage the amazon rain forest john holdren reports from brasilia. so now he's president not open begin making good on his election promises he'll face some big challenges . crime is number one more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone novel solution giving more people access to guns and police more license to kill you're going to hear good you need to the citizens this have to have ways to defend themselves will honor and respect those who sacrifice their lives for safety. but brazilian officers already killed thousands most of them young and black it's been questioned if an even harder line will work. less controversial but just as challenging is pulsar noddles aim to curb corruption he's brought in sergio morrow the man in charge of latin america's biggest bribery investigation is his justice minister but it may be tougher than he thinks nice if i take it's corruption it's much more easier terms of how like the narrative that in terms of practice. the government has besides the fact felt a strong way off

brazil's new farai president has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia and its first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. also u.s. border agents so far to stop people crossing the mexican border. there's been renewed debate about america's immigration policy after the deaths of two guatemalan children in u.s. custody. to africa where pressure is mounting on sudan's president omar al bashir to resolve a growing political crisis opposition parties have joined calls for him to step down following weeks of government protests the situation has also prompted two parties to withdraw in the past week of a war going house well from the capital khartoum. thousands have been demonstrating in sudan demanding president almighty bashir step down now twenty two different opposition parties are also calling on the president to resign. the government needs to end its real and step times we need to form a provisional council and a transitional government that will run this new stage to prepare us for the new elections. the op

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brazil's new farai president john abell scenario has been sorn enduring a ceremony in the capital brasilia in his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. present she says no one can change the fact that taiwan is part of china it was part of his first major speech addressing what beijing considers a breakaway province on tuesday taiwan's president sighing one insists that the island wants to maintain south roll and u.s. border agents have fired tear gas to stop people crossing the mexican border wanna women and children were among those trying to breach the border fence border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. now the united nations has accused yemen's warring parties of failing to honor a ceasefire agreement in the port city of her data under the deal struck in sweden who the rebels and pro-government forces are to withdraw from the city and the law agencies to distribute much needed aid rob matheson to. look at the fried. rare smiles in the yemeni port city of hadera on the streets cautious optimism

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the balsa narrow has been sworn injuring a ceremony in the capital brasilia the former army army captainrepresents a major shift to the right in not america's largest country in his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy john home and reports from brasilia. standing in the shadow of her hero to christina new year's days the stalls of change help with the need that that is going to say it's the opportunity for the country to grow it's an opportunity to stop being the country known for corruption and this opportunity is named boston nado. to. join you punch a model two years he was a low profile congressman now he's been catapulted into power is the leader of south america's biggest economy but the far right populist is polaroid's brazil supporters love his plain speaking style. and hard stance from crime opponents fear his intolerance of activists minorities and ambivalence to the environment but bill so noddles main promise beating corruption appeals to brazil's political class has been ingold by scandal. what is full it is ab

john heilemann has been following events and brasilia. he said that he wanted to make brazil a place in which there wasn't division in which there wasn't discrimination he said that he was going to clamp down on corruption remember that brazil had a huge scandal the biggest corruption scandal in latin america a most of the the political class here were really embroiled in ingolf in that scandal he says he's going to clamp down hard on that and also on crime this is a country in which in two thousand and seventeen alone more than sixty thousand people were killed but the way that he's going to go about doing that in particular has caused many people more alarm he says it is that he's going to make it easier for people to get access to firearms and he's going to give more license to the police to to shoot to kill he's also promised to reactivate the economy he said that he's in favor of a free market that he needs to increase competition within the country and that he needs to use that to lou investors into brazil again on this front this i

given powers to the agriculture ministry to manage the amazon rain forest john holdren reports from brasilia. so now he's president joey abell so not all can begin making good on his election promises he'll face some big challenges. crime is number one more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone noddle solution giving more people access to guns and police more license to kill you're going to hear those you need to descend to save the cowboys to defend themselves will honor and respect those who sacrifice their lives for safety. but brazilian officers already killed thousands most of them young black it's been questioned if an even harder line will work. less controversial but just as challenging his boss a noddles aim to curb corruption he's brought in sergio morrow the man in charge of latin america's biggest bribery investigation is his justice minister but it may be tougher than he thinks nice if i take it's corruption it's much more easier terms of how like the narrative that in terms of practice. the government has besides the fact felt a strong w

given powers to the agriculture ministry to manage the amazon rain forest john holdren reports from brasilia. so now he's president not open begin making good on his election promises he'll face some big challenges . crime is number one more than sixty thousand brazilians were killed in two thousand and seventeen alone noddle solution giving more people access to guns and police more license to kill you're going to hear good you need to descend to save the cowboys to defend themselves will honor and respect those who sacrifice their lives for safety. but brazilian officers already killed thousands most of them young black it's being questioned if an even harder line will work. less controversial but just as challenging his boss a noddles saying to curb corruption he's brought in sergio morrow the man in charge of latin america's biggest bribery investigation this is justice minister but it may be tougher than he thinks nice fight against corruption it's much more easier terms of how like the narrative that in terms of practice. the government has besides the fact felt a strong way off the pr

has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. u.s. border agents have fired tear gas to stop people crossing the mexican border wanna women and children were among those trying to breach the border fence the border agency says it was responding to rocks being thrown at them. and president xi jinping says no one can change the fact that taiwan is part of china this is part of his first major speech addressing what beijing considers a breakaway province on tuesday taiwan's president citing one insisted the island wants to maintain self rule. at the u.s. secretary of state has sought to ease concerns over the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria the trump administration has come under pressure from allies and senior republican since the president suddenly announced the pull out last month but michael says washington remains committed to its goals in the region the decision person made in syria is in no way changes anything that this administration is working i've long s

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heading to brasilia for his inauguration ceremony, due to start in about half an hour or so.y for many of us with the best of the sunshine in northern england and southern and worst in scotland but it is here where the temperatures will be falling fastest overnight. in the east a few areas might be frost free due to the cloud. the cold est area frost free due to the cloud. the coldest area will be across the west, where we will see temperatures in the countryside potentially getting down to —5. it will be a cold and frosty start to wednesday. there will be more sunshine to go around havelock a bit rowdy again for northern and eastern areas of scotland. that could be the odd light shower in lincolnshire. but for most of us it should be a dry day but feeling cooler. over the next few days, with high pressure in charge, it will often be quite cold and frosty at night but lots of dry weather to come over the next few days. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... police say they're treating the stabbing of three people at victoria station in manchester last night as terror—relat

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katy watson, bbc news, in brasilia.oy from the rubble of an apartment block that collapsed in a suspected gas explosion yesterday. the baby, who's 11 months old, survived despite subzero temperatures overnight. he has frostbite and head and leg injuries. at least eight people died when the building collapsed in the city of magnitogorsk, and many are still unaccounted for. 0ur moscow correspondent sarah rainsford has the story. rescuers are calling this a new year miracle. the moment they reached baby ivan, clinging to life beneath the rubble of his home. he'd lain trapped and injured here for over 30 hours. the emergency team shouts to hurry as the baby boy is first checked and then bundled away by medics. translation: one of the rescuers heard a child crying. after that, we stopped all our equipment to make sure, and listened. but when we said quiet, the baby went quiet, too. it was when we said, "where are you?", that the child started to cry again in response. ivan isjust 11 months old. as he was rushed to a local ho

crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president in front of congress in brasiliaockbuster tv got even bigger. the bbc‘s amol rajan gives his take on the last 12 months in review 2018: the media year. hello and welcome to the media year 2018. in the next half an hour, we are going to look at the intersection between technology and the media over the past 12 months, a golden age of tv and audio and the increasing impact of data on all our lives. this has been the year of the techlash, a global backlash

brazil's new farai president dr also has been sworn in during a ceremony in the capital brasilia and his first speech as president he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy. now a group of british politicians and international lawyers has asked to visit detained activists in saudi arabia they want to investigate allegations they're being tortured and denied legal representation rights groups have raised concerns about tensions in the kingdom they say these ten women were arrested in may including some who campaigned for the right to drive the group says seven men are also being held in connection with the human rights watch. the the tragedy it was obviously a total utter disaster for saudi arabia and it would seem that the responsible people who were responsible for the operation were also responsible for the detention of these saudi arabian women's rights activists at exactly the same time that saudi arabian women were getting the right to drive a major step for their own personal freedom and freedom from the so-called guardian lords in a way that wa

katy watson, bbc news, in brasilia.nly european leader to attend today. what has been the wider reaction there, katy? we have had a tweet from donald trump congratulating jair bolsonaro, and jair bolsonaro replied saying i truly appreciate your words of encouragement. we shall bring prosperity and progress to our people. so the bromance has begun, mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mr mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration foertrump, mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mrtrump, and mr bolsonaro is very clear in his admiration for mr trump, and the two men are talking. we will see how the relationship will flourish. he certainly wanted to promote the relationship between the us and brazil more than his predecessors. it was a divisive election, katy, but he did promise to govern for all brazilians when he won. are we expecting a softer tone now he has been sworn in? certainly elements of the acceptance speech showed a softer tone. you talked about the fa ct softer tone. you talked about th

that he's committed to democracy and when you ask his followers as we have been doing in brazil brasilia over the last couple of days what do they think about that what they what are they worried about the democracy he said well he's been elected by democracy has shown in the commitment to it even if we wanted to go back to the military past brazil has changed now now in the next four years we're going to see if that's true or not. john. john stay with us because we are going to look at some of those live pictures now from the brazilian congress and presenting i believe that's the national anthem that's being played before we expect to hear from. is going to be soon and. we are at the brazilian congress and it's not just because of the empire. of course john who are at the inauguration israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he's been invited the hug area and prime minister viktor orban and they're interesting me a few of latin america the few latin american leaders. where i think initially and vice heads went bad and. told that they weren't welcome i think maybe the cue to make it out

has been so on and during a ceremony in the capital brasilia in his first speech since taking office he promised to free brazil of corruption and crime and improve the economy and the us president says he is ready to negotiate an end to the partial government shutdown which has been in place for nearly two weeks donald trump has invited congressional leaders from both audi's to the white house on wednesday the u.s. secretary of state has sought to ease concerns over the withdrawal of u.s. forces from syria the trump administration has come under pressure from allies and senior republican since the president suddenly announced the pullout last month but mike says washington remains committed to its goals in the region. the decision present made in syria in no way changes anything that this administration is working on once that israel can rise to campaign continues our efforts to countering the question continue and our commitment to middle east ability in the protection of israel continues in the same way it is for the decision was made meanwhile the war between syrian president bash

the protests moved onto the hated national politicians at the congress buildings in the capital brasilian continues: singing. cheering. unfortunately, there was another big problem looming for brazil. building stadiums for the 2014 world cup was proving to be ruinously expensive. fifa was demanding extremely high standards and brazilians were starting to ask why their public services couldn't also be fifa—standard. gunshots. in february, the death of a tv cameraman during a protest about the cost of the world cup brought brazil's crisis to the world's attention. dilma believed that the press could only find faults in everything she did. translation continues: police sirens. brazil's problems though went far deeper than the street protests. for many years, the country had been plagued by endemic corruption. there had been a long—standing police investigation into money laundering. in 2014, this investigation made a stunning breakthrough. what would become known as operation carwash was born. translation continues: president dilma had introduced to brazil a new law on plea—bargaining, her

brazil has a new president after the swearing in of rightwing diable scenario in the capital of brasilia u.s. president donald trump says he won't rush to pull troops out of syria after coming under intense pressure from allies and senior figures in his republican party i mean i said nations is accusing both sides in the war in yemen of stealing and selling food aid meant for millions of starving people. north korean leader kim jong il has a pail to the u.s. president in his new year's address to the nation and a thirty minute speech came said he's willing to meet with donald trump at any time but he warned his country may seek what he called a new path if washington doesn't keep its promises bribe reports from so. even before the north korean leader spoke it was clear this was going to be a new year's speech in a different tone a softer look for a softer message kim jong un spoke of into korean relations entering a completely new phase the escalating tensions building trust you pointed out in last year's speech kim emphasized north korea's nuclear arsenal this year there was a different

katy watson, bbc news, in brasilia.eaking after he made it through to the second round of the brisbane international. it was his first competitive match after months spent recovering from hip surgery. andy swiss reports. he's back, but for how much longer? few are as keen to forget 2018 as andy murray. he spent most of it out injured, and his first match since september raised as many questions as answers. on the plus side, there were flashes of his familiar brilliance. murray might have slipped to 240 in the world rankings, but he was far too good for his opponent, james duckworth. but he admitted his long—standing hip problem is still causing discomfort. and after a straight sets win, a question about his recent injury battle left him close to tears. it's been a really hard 18 months, a lot of ups and downs. you know, trickyjust to kind of get back on the court competing again. so, i'm happy i'm back out here again. i want to try and enjoy it as much as i can. yeah, just try and enjoy playing tennis as long as i can.

hardliner jai ableson hour i will shortly be sworn in as the new president of brazil in the capital brasilia u.s. president donald trump says he won't rush to pull troops out of syria after coming under intense pressure from allies and senior figures in his republican party and the united nations is accusing both sides in the war in yemen of stealing and selling food aid for millions of starving people. korean leader kim jong un has appealed to the u.s. president and his new he is address to the nation and the thirty minute speech came said he's willing to meet with donald trump any time but he warned his country may seek what he called a new path if washington doesn't keep his promises to pause so. even before the north korean leader spoke it was clear this was going to be a new year's speech in a different tone a softer look for a softer message kim jong un spoke of into korean relations entering a completely new phase the escalating tensions building trust. in the last year's speech kim emphasized north korea's nuclear arsenal this year there was a different pledge you know not in was in

government has also promised to introduce an anti crime bill next month john holeman joins us live from brasilia john bolton our is clearly wasted no time on getting started what's been the reaction to his initiative so far. well i think first of all just to explain a little bit more about why he's done this specially with that measure in terms of indigenous reserves now what he's done is basically to make it but to be impossible now from all indigenous reserves in brazil and that was one of these campaign from the since he said not one centimeter more of protected land for indigenous people but so far environment solicits telling us here is not going to affect the indigenous reserves that are already in place in brazil some of them as you mentioned that are in the areas covered by the amazon rain forest that she covers more than half of this country so would indigenous leaders a seeing this as i think is sort of the thin end of the wedge one has said the dismantling has already begun others have said that this is going to be and mean an increase in deforestation and violence in the future now t