he was gradually isolating breck.ng, breck was drawn into lewis's influence. it's so extreme, what happened, but the reality of what his mum, what breck‘s mum tried to do, and she did everything, so it just hurts. watching the final rehearsals — for breck‘s mum, a bittersweet legacy of different memories. we didn't have that real—life story to learn by, so as it is, i think it's really important, that i do need to carve out time to try to remember the good things about breck, because he was a really special kid. the play, published in september, will live on in other school productions. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. the travel company thomas cook is in talks about a possible £750 million rescue deal that would hand control of its package holiday business to a chinese investor. shares in the company have fallen more than 45% on the news, but the firm insists customers have no cause for concern. thomas cook employs 9,000 people in the uk. a boy has been cleared of murdering a fellow pupil with a flick knife. yousef makki

breck bednar was murdered by someone he thought was a friend.the story of how breck bednar was groomed online retold in a play. playing lewis, you can see he manipulated and tangled breck bednar because he was very sophisticated and clever. he got him into his grasp. lewis says i am clever and can go places. why are you holding me back? so what is the impact of performing a story so close to their own lives? we spend so much time on our phones, and because there is someone that is disconnected from our real life, you feel that you can tell them stuff because you can't see them. do you worry about younger children because people are going online at a young age? it is maybe very aware of my sister and has may a more protective of what she does online because her and herfriends of what she does online because her and her friends like to talk with people on these forums online. and her friends like to talk with people on these forums onlinem your mum for instance is saying, "i don't really like this, maybe you should step away." to try to listen to

he was gradually isolating breck.ried to do, and she did everything, so it just hurts. watching the final rehearsals — for breck‘s mum, a bittersweet legacy of different memories. we didn't have that real—life story to learn by, so as it is, i think it's really important, that i do need to carve out time to try to remember the good things about breck, because he was a really special kid. the play, published in september, will live on in other school productions. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. now on bbc news here‘s samira ahmed with a special edition of newswatch, all about question time. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. questions raised every question time, has the programme become more ofa time, has the programme become more of a shouting match than if are impressive be nice debate, and the panelists and audience chose in a fairand panelists and audience chose in a fair and balanced manner. question time, finished its current run last week, the first series presented by fiona, it‘s one of the progr

well this is absolutely breck's it on steroids it was quite revolutionary what he did he really kicked out all the remain as he appointed to tears that have sworn to help him see through the u.k. leaving the european union on october 31st and so it shows us that boris johnson is somebody who really wants to shake things up and who is on the other hand very very serious on delivering bricks that no matter how in october our correspondents a lot of parts reporting from outside parliament there in london thank you very much. let's get around now some other stories making headlines around the world spain's caretaker prime minister has failed to form a government paper sanchez was unable to persuade the far left they must party to form a coalition with his socialist party lost a no confidence vote in madrid today if lawmakers cannot break the deadlock in the next 2 months spain will hold another national election in november the 4th in 4 years moscow is warning that there will be immediate consequences after ukrainian forces seized a russian tanker in the black sea create says that tanker w

that also reflects in society here in great britain the society is quite polarized on the issue of breck's it and also on the new prime minister to be boris johnson now as you were talking we just have come in one of the most getting a huge banner saying britain has changed its mind briggs it and the green force is exactly what he was saying the country is still really divided over the issue of breaks it. absolutely i'm rita and what is very interesting it's now it's been 3 years since the referendum since the u.k. decided to leave the european union 3 years since theresa may has been in office now theresa may has tried to make the u.k. she has gone to brussels she has negotiated over the past couple of you.

he's reported widely on the leadership race as well as breck's it and u.k. politics tom howard is a journalist and commentator in many works as a reporter for the grito for walks conservative website he joins us from london and daniel rally is a member of parliament representing the scottish council area with no fuel for the opposition labor party she joins us from london hello everybody the reason we are doing this show is because we are scout audience regularly what story is making news where you live and this is the comment that we got about a week ago the conservative leadership race between boris johnson and jeremy hunt and the lies that they are telling to the u.k. public the responding of waffling on your questions properly spewing out lies then we have journeyed to things that you would work with in better topic. they do a good job of summing up the conservative leadership race. i think of quite a partisan way of looking at said really what we have in this race is someone who has for many people been the face of breck's it for many years boris johnso

side of the governing conservative party and he's sticking by his claims that he can renegotiate breck's it by the end of october even though his critics say he doesn't have the time nothing barbara has more. it's being called britain's biggest cabinet clear out without a change of ruling party on a day that saw more than a half those in the top jobs gone many of them sacked it became clear loyalty to boris johnson in the leadership race has been rewarded and support for his rival the previous foreign secretary jeremy hunt has been punished while many of the new appointments a prominent vote lead campaigners like dominic robb who resigned as breck's secretary in protest at the reason may's deal with brussels incomes pretty patella right winger has advocated bringing back the death penalty as home secretary or interior minister she replaces such a job that he moves into 11 downing street as chancellor in charge of finances and that's a major indication of prime minister johnson's thinking his predecessor philip hammond resigned even before johnson was officially in office alone that the p

standing by in london and here at the big table with me is john worth a political blogger of all things breck said any familiar face to our viewers here to both of you welcome barbara let me start with you johnson is for filling a lifelong ambition by becoming prime minister do we know what he will give britain in return. now from what we've just heard brant something seems perfectly clear there will be a lot of that warm and fuzzy feeling there will be a lot of tall talk bushels full of full of patriotism and of course boundless energy and endless optimism all these good things boris johnson will bring to britain then you off course will have to sort of scrape around and the budget and see whether you can find the money for some further tax cuts because oh you already beguiled his own tory party by offering tax cuts of for the better off the elderly population the white population that is represented in that party 7 botch he has to find the money trees that doesn't give something to the people at large he might try to do that but of course it is all about emotion yeah and sheldon as we can t

prime minister boy's johnson has told leaders he'll discuss breck said only when they are ready to shift their position if they donned don't johnson says britain will leave without a dia has visiting scotland for the 1st time as prime minister the prospects of a no deal breck said i strongly oppose north of the border scotland's 1st minister wants another independence referendum that is in edinburgh with the latest well opposition to the idea of a no deal breaks it here in scotland doesn't just come from the 1st minister nicolas sturgeon but also from the leader of the scottish conservatives rick davidson who said she could not support that proposal even though grossly she would be backing prime minister johnson in any efforts to get a great deal in the very short time remaining before that deadline of the 31st of october now or monday boris johnson said that unless his partners in the european union were willing to revisit the withdrawal agreement and get rid of the backstop solution a temporary solution for northern oil and then he would be going for a no deal breaker taking britain ou

but it was on the issue of breck's it that he was most controversial johnson defied his prime minister becoming a leading figure in the campaign for britain to leave the e.u. . will remain locked in the back of the car driven in an uncertain direction to a place we don't want to go and. perhaps by a driver who doesn't speak the very best of english at least one very referendum but there was controversy over some of the claims made by johnson and his fellow brits it is. may 2016 for a new prime minister to raise or may made him her foreign secretary to many a surprise appointment. personal statement mr polish johnson yeah but johnson was the alter of may's vision for break sit and resigned in protest it is not too late to say brett. when mae couldn't get her 3 parliament she announced her resignation and johnson emerged as the front window to take her job 3 years and 2 missed deadlines we must leave you on october the 30. 3 trans fats would now be for greatest challenge for prime minister always johnson but he's promised to make bricks happen deal or no deal. well they have been congrat

well this is absolutely breck's it on steroids it was quite revolutionary what he did he really kicked out all the remaining he appointed to tears that have sworn to help him see a surulere the u.k. leaving the european union on october 31st and so it shows us that boris johnson is somebody who really wants to shake things up and who is on the other hand very very serious on delivering bricks that no matter how in october our correspondents a lot of parts reporting from outside parliament there in london thank you very much. now to a plea for help from 2 saudis sisters living in hiding in turkey they say they were forced to flee their home country after suffering abuse by their male family members. are part of a growing number of saudi women fleeing systematic discrimination under the kingdom's male guardianship system which allows men to control virtually every aspect of a woman's life. has the sister story from istanbul. all that. i have seen so far of use like this and changing hotels. that you are hiding from their families we can't say where they are because they are afraid of bei

to say he's going for no deal or he has to say he's going to renegotiate a deal in which case the breck supporters say we don't trust this guy. they will that risks eating into resupport all right catherine so in that sense is he heading to another election boris johnson particularly feel tries to push through his no deal of gender and because he's got what they're calling a way for a thin margin within the conservative party is that inevitable. i think most people expect it is oddly enough i don't get to say this that often so i am just going to say i agree with most of what jones has just said. i think that they withdrawal agreement is did. the idea of picking out the good bits is pretty difficult because there aren't many they are respects is not necessary anymore there are definitely ways around that there's a massive tome was published by prosperity u.k. last week showing how we can deal with the irish border and keep it seamless and we can follow the ways that have been used even brazil has introduced a trust a trade a scheme which is working very well and much better than the you

him as wacky pompous even very stupid that he didn't just leave it that you also attacked a reason breck's its handling describing it as a disaster now given the us me u.k.'s close to half the special relationship to say that back kind of language is very undiplomatic very unfriendly now this is all taking place against the backdrop of the u.k. leadership contest and the contenders weighed in the when weighed into this today with boris johnson describing his relationship with the white house as good while the u.k. spar minutes to jeremy hunt described the comments made by donald trump as disrespectful and wrong now many questions are being asked about how this memo from the u.s. ambassador could have ended up being linked in the 1st place and there will be now an investigation into that into how it ended up on the front page of a national newspaper and what here were there with the reaction from the u.k. let's go to rosalynn jordan who joins us live now from washington d.c. as so pretty strong tweets obviously from president trump but what about the rest of us government what are they sayi

but a diplomatic spat with president content breck said both featured in the final t.v. debate between the 2 candidates vying to be britain's next prime minister but as johnson and jeremy hunt are competing to replace terrorism a as conservative party leader rightly as more of the debate which wrapped up just over an hour ago. given the seriousness of the situation is genuinely extraordinary that this is the very 1st time these 2 faced questions from the public they haven't seen in advance as to what the next prime minister should do to get through the maze of bricks in it and yet again the same false promises that boris johnson arguing that the u.k. would leave with no deal in october and then implement a trade deal with the european union even though one wouldn't exist so the problems of the irish border where they properly belong in the context of the free trade agreement that we will do after we come out on october 31st try to attack jones with this kind of thing he presented himself as a details man despite that not by his opponents being prime minister is about tel

for brits keen to soak up the sun but forecasters fear storm clouds are gathering on the horizon as breck's it and competition from other destinations keep people away. portugal's it out gulf coast at the beginning of july high season is just getting underway but hoteliers here are wondering just how many britons will come last year their numbers fell 511-0000 when the british or the region's tourist mainstay of the games they were all was about 30 percent or more of the total overnight stays and is now we're down to 292 to 3 percent less that's clearly a break that effect because of the. besides briggs it competition from other vacation destinations is also hurting the algo of hotels here have responded with special offers. and the country's tourist marketing board has geared its efforts more towards the british market the message is clear. that whatever happens brags it or no breaks it even during breaks it. always welcome the british as partners but just like we've been doing for hundreds of years. still portugal wants to protect its tourism center by reducing its dependence on british t

can say all it wants about having a no deal breck's it and keeping the irish border open but that is not a luxury available to all and i think a tricky position taken by both huns and johnson is echoed by the brics it party which maintains a simple insistence that everything will be ok it is now setting the agenda for the ruling conservative party nobody wants to hold and therefore would one have too much if the whole thing was a hoax just to get in the white face of the book to read that. list the u.k. parliament stops them the position taken by the honcho johnson puts the european union's back against the wall and will soon find out if it still has the unswerving support for the new always leave al-jazeera in strasbourg. with argentina's general election just months away president wanted c.r. mockeries record is under growing scrutiny when he took office and 2015 at reducing poverty was his number one priority but he has failed to deliver a new study shows that as many as 3000000 argentinians have fallen into hard times during the past year alone there is a boy who has this report

can say all it wants about having a no deal breck's it and keeping the irish border open but that is not a luxury available to our limbs. during a trip to positions taken by both huns and johnson is echoed by the brics it party which maintains a simple insistence that everything will be ok it is now setting the agenda for the ruling conservative party nobody wants. to try to whole thing was a hoax just to get in the white race of the top. of. the list the u.k. parliament stops them the position taken by either hunter or johnson puts the european union's back against the wall erland will soon find out if it still has the unswerving support of the. sleeve of his era in strasbourg. the kremlin says the details of a fire that killed 14 russian sailors on a submarine will not be made public because they include classified information people have been paying tribute to those who were killed russian defense ministry says the crew were able to evacuate a civilian on board before closing the hatch to contain the fire the submarine was based out of the northern town of several more risk russia

is for delivering bricks if he's intent on crashing through with a no deal breck's it if he can't get any other deal together to try and solve the issue of the northern ireland but stop uniting the country was the 2nd one how does he know the country when he can't even unite the party far from it now you've got the seat swapped with the rebels as they were now effectively going to get the power and those who are being out philip hammond the main protagonists he's the finance minister the charge of the exchequer he'll be resigning and he'll be leading on the backbenches. serious challenge this government and then the next point defeat jeremy corbyn well definitely a clue there as to what could happen because that could be a general election it's not general election or it could be forced to go to the country because the wafer thin but you know it's a. and the final point energizing the country well yes he does have this british bulldog style but what is the what is the actual fact in all of this one of these is the way it is people are all skiing where is the action where is the actual

ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomat or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence leigh al-jazeera in london alexander vershbow is a former us ambassador to nato and russia and he was the deputy section general of nato from 2012 to 2016 he joins me now via skype from philadelphia thanks very much for being with us do you think in the end it was how much of an was it the issue of being frozen out by the chinese administration and how much was it that separate issue of not getting the support of johnson one of the potential future prime ministers. well it looks to me that it was mainly the blackballing by president trump and the administration which made it almost impossible for a bastard barracked do its job. perhaps the extra push came from boris johnson's failure to stand up for the you can't pass there which was kind of unfortunate to put it diplomatically. but i fear that he did make the right choice the u.k. needs to be represented by somebody with access to decision makers and clearly

he is to shake things up and how serious he is on delivering and his number one promise to deliver breck's it by october 31st he has 98 days to do that and he has said he wants to go back to brussels to renegotiate that withdrawal agreement now brussels has already said no to that there will be no renegotiation and in that case johnson has said he is perfectly willing to leave without a deal come october 31st just crushed out of the european union and face the consequences now in any case no deal or a deal he needs a majority in parliament and at the moment that looks very slim to shake the numbers up in palm and the only way out would be a general election and it looks like all politics here in the u.k. a gearing up for that boris johnson on the one hand has appointed cummings the mosse to mind behind the vote leaf as his chief of staff he wants his to be his chief campaign in a possible general election and jeremy corbyn on the other hand leader of the opposition labor party has repositioned his party today saying that his party would support a 2nd referendum and campaign to remain in th

in the event of a no deal breck's it boris johnson seemed i'm concerned by the worries of the scots or the problems of the auto industry. it is a sector facing difficulties but barrymore it just in the last few weeks you've seen big investments coming into talks would you like me going to be built by b.m.w. a new victory vehicle to be built. 1000000000 pound investment by jail in we will do everything we can to address the issues of just in time supply chains but we are going to go ahead and come out of the e.u. on october 31st and thank you. johnson seems more than willing to oversee a no deal breaks it even though the british chamber of commerce sees that as a worst case scenario. johnson says the industry's warning so overblown many voters in alice meal port agree even those who might soon lose their jobs at opel. many here would vote for breaks and again like luis whitby who barely manages to pay their rent for her beauty paul or . maybe that is a hard. job saying they are the hard way this. is not enough anybody at the beginning. when he went off today will be put off. she might b

ship that is in iranian hands freed that's one thing but on the other hand breck's it will dominate the agenda and that is why he got voted into number 10 because he promised that he will deliver on until october 31st of next deadline to leave the european union boris johnson said do a die come what may we will unleash the big question here is how will he do that he hasn't presented a plan he says he wants to renegotiate with the european union or just leave with no deal at the end of october and it's going to be very interesting if he has enough members of parliament behind him and his own party to see that through ok thanks for now well much more from number 10 downing street throughout the day. let's get you some other news now digital technology giants like google facebook and amazon are expected to be the main targets of a broad anti-trust investigation by the u.s. justice department while no specific companies have been mentioned the probe is said to be examining whether major online platforms have been abusing their market dominance and hindering competition. russian opposition l

foreign secretary has done what he can to stay in the race he's even promised to embrace a no deal breck's it. if my judgment is that there is no deal to be done i will immediately cease all discussions with the european union and focus the whole country's mission or no deal preparations he might be presenting himself as the serious candidates put throughout this contest mr johnson has looked like the man who would be given the keys to number 10. let's get more on this now from london with a lot of parts and from brussels with our correspondent back sander good day to both of you charlotte if we could start with you boris johnson is of course the overwhelming favorite to win the tory leadership and succeed theresa may what's the timeline when are we going to know. well the votes have been counted overnight voting closed yesterday and we're expecting the announcement of the results around 11 shortly after 11 london time so in just a couple of hours then we will know who is going to take over the conservative party and they have become the new prime minister tomorrow and the time i am there

and irish politicians fear breck's of plans by the 2 contenders to become the next british prime minister could affect the border and it's the peace process . hello we've got more really heavy rain across southern parts of china loss of cloud showing up here the plumber is continuing to take down across the region then in this big bulge of cloud making its way across the northern half of vietnam will also produce some flooding i suspect that will drift his way to the southwest of china still some showers there into hong kong 10 which is it would around 30 celsius fitting very close very humid and very wet over the next couple of days they want to see showers there into the philippines plenty of showers across india china plenty of showers to into the northeast of india we are massing big downpours you can see how the cloud extends its way right across a good part of eastern india to monsoon rains of course they have made their way up towards the northwest more heavy downpours for not poor by the pradesh seeing heavy showers western ghats dying very wet mumbai will continue to stay in floo

hold the british public that hold their right hand from breck that on the one hand all people want to be. the e.u. without it i don't the other people want the u.k. to revoke he would have meant me no good at all to go over all that the british probably move on from the brink. here. troll or pilots in london thank you so much. to football now and algeria have been crowned african cup of nations champions for a 2nd time through closely fought final victory over senegal bagged. heavily deflected 2nd minute strike turned out to be the match winner senegalese hopes were raised in the 2nd half when they were awarded a penalty for handball but that was overturned after v.a.r. review algeria sought out the match to clinch their 1st afrikan title since 1990. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the german chancellor angela merkel has a letter. to commemorate the plotters who try to kill adolf hitler and overthrow the nazi government 75 years ago today germany and france are calling on a rancher immediately with a british boy. friday called the capture of the. aggravation

he needs to check go breck's it and he needs to he will probably go to several european capitals and try to talk to him on talk to i'm going to america if you look at the congress your nation is he received from those places today they showed the skepticism that he will be received was in in those places and he wants to reopen the negotiations tear them up get what he wants for brakes it kick out the irish backstop and just sort of have cake and eat it that has always been. it's not going to work and what he will do then that is the really interesting question and nobody not even his closest advisers know the answer barbara hazel in london thank you. german chancellor angela merkel congratulated boris johnson on his election as party leader in a tweet her spokesperson quoted her as saying that she looks forward to working with him and there's also been reaction from the incoming e.u. chief and the french president in paris funder line and emmanuel mccrone said that they were hopeful of a productive future relationship with johnson as prime minister. there are many different difficult

a civil servant or politician in london who is a fan of donald trump by by extension wants a hard breck's it to happen and wanted to try to embarrass kim derek and unseat him in response to that donald trump went absolutely full bore against derek disinvited him for a few events including a dinner with the emir of qatar and trade talks with the international trade secretary liam fox there was supposed to take place yesterday and that being cancelled anyway and all the talk in london frankly the last couple of days from diplomats and former diplomats has been well how exactly is someone like kim derek supposed to be able to do his job when he swinney sends back his bests understanding and intel. of a situation in his posts and then it gets leaked straight back in is and is made to look him make him look like complete complete fool so plainly if if kim derek is not able to act as an ambassador go to events find out what's going on because he's basically been stonewalled and blackballed by by the white house from doing so and on one level you have to think well what's the point in him actual

were arts breck set and bar us about. are you looking forward to to working with boris johnson in future or would you prefer to work with jeremy hunt on the future of u. case relationship with the e.u. thank you i do not know both of them personally and there is a golden rule which i respect that i will work in a very constructive way with every state or government. my your that. i have a very general question to conclude maybe a personal one too but why exactly did you want this job from the out given specially given the challenge that it represented for you. plain and simple because my i was born european and my my 1st as i grew up in brussels and as as everything was european at the very beginning and i come from a family that has a european history it was i always wanted to be back in the european and vironment which was for me of course work either in the commission or in other places and therefore after having of course make quite some detours by training i'm a medical doctor so i've been working why do while in the

hold that the british public has polarized the breck that on the one hand what people want to be be. without it and on the other hand people want the u.k. to revoke it see what it meant no break it all go over all it think that the british public can move on from the break the drama the. trawler parts in london thank you so much. that's the news bulletin up next reporter a look said cycling's tour de france and the women who want to take part i'm michael okuda i'll be back at the top of the hour and keep in mind you can also go to our d.d. dot com and our twitter handle and news from around the clock updates but. it's all happening to chile. surely to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions between you and local t.w. separately program tonight from funny to me from the news of the c.z. towel i would say deep down he comes next africa to join us on facebook t w for.

european union and sort of going a different way will we see after breakfast for the splits and yes breck's it that's the 1st thing she will have to deal with this fall because the 31st of october when britain is officially leaving on the current deadline leaving the e.u. the new after midnight the new commission president comes in and congratulations i mean that is a poison chalice among many other things she has to deal was and so it may be boris johnson as the next prime minister she will have at the table as so she really has her job cut out there is no.

and of course they need to rely on them and then they will have to turn around and say now let's do breck's it and now let's be enemies again i mean this is such an impossible political situation is entirely paranoid and what boris johnson will make will make off it there is no telling who you know our correspondent barbara has a little story for us tonight in london barbara as always thank you. or you're watching the day still to come. on india on its way to the moon does it also represent the latest launch in a new space race i'll try to find down in just a my. colleagues and guests as they say welcome to the new reality the parliamentary election has taken place you can see the data on the screen as we process preliminary results to put it in for months and which it will show in reality we may be looking at a situation when for the 1st time in the history of independent ukraine we'll have one party in the parliament which will be able to make all the decisions and will have the 226 votes to support all day legislative initiatives. isn't going to shoot and he said it will voters in ukrain

european union and so to going a different way will we see after breakfast for the splits and yes breck's it that's the 1st thing she will have to deal with this fall because the 31st of october when britain is officially leaving on the current deadline leaving the e.u. the new after midnight the new commission president comes in and congratulations i mean that is a poison chalice among many other things she has to deal was and so it may be boris johnson as the next prime minister she will have at the table as so she really has her job cut out there is no way for a no place for envy in this i mean this is a really international top job this is the big prize however it is also be going to be very hard and very difficult she's going to need all her toughness to survive this all right 1st she'll have to get past part of course barbara vessels for us in brussels thank you barbara come back till a bit later well let's talk about one of the other big posts she's the head of the i.m.f. the world's 3rd most powerful woman according to forbes magazine now it looks like she'll become president of t

ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomat or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence lee al-jazeera in london. and we can now go live to our diplomatic at the suggestions bases in washington d.c. for so james how has the news gone down in the states and what is going to happen now do you think. well shock among the diplomatic community here some damage limitation coming out of some parts of the trumpet ministration some words come through from a state department spokesperson the u.s. and the u.k. share a bond that's bigger than any individual we remain committed to the u.s. u.k. special relationship and our shared global agenda nothing shocking pretty pro-forma statement but i can tell you that other diplomats are much more shocked about this the fact that someone was simply doing their job reporting back to his government and the fact that these are such close allies that normally work together on the dish it did difficult issues the world don't find themselves against each other in this adve

ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomat or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence lee al jazeera in london or as in jordan is live in washington d.c. what is the reaction there been to the resignation. well lauren the reaction from the state department spokesperson was this that the u.s. and the u.k.'s special relationship in capital letters is bigger than any one individual and the spokes person goes on to say that the u.s. is looking forward to continuing the relationship with the u.k. working on issues and i'm paraphrasing here of mutual interest and concern so there is nothing more then that the u.s. really wants to say about this although we don't know why whether or not there is any concern about the status of the u.s. his own ambassador to the u.k. where there are there might be any threat to his job security because of this whole cultural toll in the last 48 hours certainly there has been along those who knew was served him derek a real sense that this is something that should never

ambassador to washington the question is will it be a neutral diplomats or a political appointment breck's it is taking yet more victims this time at the heart of government lawrence lee al-jazeera in london. now a u.s. house of representatives oversight committee hearing is looking into the deteriorating conditions in detention centers at the southern border with mexico a guatemalan mother has told us politicians that her infant daughter died after receiving poor medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials how correspondent john hendren reports from washington let me add the tearful mothers visible pain captured members of congress make it better but it's like we were out a piece of my heart but they were out my thought yasmin juarez says her 19 month old daughter court of viral lung infection at a u.s. immigration detention site after neglecting mistreatment during their 20 day maximum stay at the holding center she says she and little mary a were released days later died look at the thought of. i wanted to have a better life for her and a better future and work

during the leadership campaign that he doesn't want to have a general election before he's delivered breck's but that doesn't seem to be as much of a hold red line as i would search 1st of october so that might suggest that he will try and call this the election relatively soon these are the skills to these. this is a prime minister with a deadline like no other facing unprecedented opposition hooping his optimism is infectious charlie al-jazeera london. now u.s. senators of that legislation that would block some sales to saudi arabia the foreign relations committee vetoed sorry voted 13 to 9 with 3 republicans joining democrats in backing the measure and many voiced concern that the weapons could be used in the ongoing war in yemen the legislation would also impose sanctions on the saudi royal family but is expected to be opposed by a president donald trump president trump has vetoed 3 measures to block arms sales to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates over the war in yemen while expressing his concern for civilian casualties in the conflict trump says congressional efforts to block w

many of the new appointments a prominent vote lead campaigners like dominic robb who resigned as breck's secretary in protest at the reason may's deal with brussels incomes pretty patella right winger has advocated bringing back the death penalty as home secretary or interior minister she replaces such a job that he moves into 11 downing street as chancellor in charge of finances and that's a major indication of prime minister johnson's thinking his predecessor philip hammond resigned even before johnson was officially in office alone that the prospect of a premier willing to countenance a no deal bricks it's becoming is and goings here at downing street always attract a lot of attention and speculation about what the prime minister's priorities are going to be but this time around the real question is where ministers stands on bricks and i think what it tells us is that he's going to want people around him who are very committed to his do or die a page breaks it who would be prepared to go out with a new deal on the 31st of october and that although he has talked about creating a team t

as well and these 2 men want things to stay just the way they are at the irish border they do breck's it is a threat to peace and stability in the region and no one wants the troubles to return that. 2 syrians accused of carrying out torture on the orders of dictator bashar al assad are currently awaiting trial in germany and it's thought many other suspected war criminals entered the disguised as refugees but investigators now have vital evidence that of syria during the war to trace them down this has given hope to maryam lock she has been seeking justice for nearly a decade for her son who was killed by assad's torturers nerium lives in a berlin suburb she's from syria and part of a major hunt to catch syrian secret service members who committed crimes like these . mari m son is one of the regime's many victims he was beaten and tortured to death when the syrian civil war broke out. i don't believe on one of his fellow students even health torture him he had always been very courteous towards i am and greeted hand and the news that. i don't understand how someone could turn into a

breck's it also has a worrying effect on scottish farmers. but i know that a lot of the politicians in london neglect and abandon us says angus porter who runs the farm lawyers 140 seasonal workers not one of them is british he struggles to find enough local workers in rural scotland the future worries him we've built up an industry entirely based on people coming from me and without them . well it would be very very difficult i mean i don't. i don't know how i would even begin to do our work. the nearby town of arbroath has seen better days hardly anyone here can make a living from fishing anymore. many shops on the high street are vacant they lack customers with money to spend. it's somewhat busier at the barber shop though employees as well as customers are from eastern europe migrants from the e.u. are needed everywhere they say. no only the father. it is fish factor they give that is chickens but it is that on fears that fish for through this is both really easy job as well and also we all know fish smells and it's not easy job but also

and of course they need to rely on them and then they will have to turn around and say now let's do breck's it and now let's be enemies again i mean this is such an impossible political situation is entirely paranoid and what boris johnson will make will make off it there is no telling who you know or correspondent barbara when the story for us tonight in london barbara as always thank you. well you're watching the day still to come. on india on its way to the moon does it also represent the latest launch in a new space race i'll try to find out in just a moment. if you can eeks and guests as they say welcome to the new reality the parliamentary election has taken place you can see the data on the screen as we process preliminary results to put it in 3 months which it will show in reality we may be looking at a situation when for the 1st time in the history of independent ukraine we'll have one party in the parliament which will be able to make all the decisions and will have the $226.00 votes to support all their legislative initiatives. isn't going to shoo in he says it will voters in ukr

fire today just arriving in the european boma she's already had a savaging from nigel farrar as the breck city of it so you know she's she's learning quickly as she goes i think she'll continue the course there's no real negotiating of the of the withdrawal agreement so-called no other words brics it remains that festering sore that somehow got to get worked out she was elected today with i think a 9 vote margin of victory that's very very thin does that mean she is starting as the 1st female european commission president as somewhat of a i want to say a lame duck but but it wounded or weakened leader because of the arms yeah i think within circles in brussels it's. so it's sad if you're below $400.00 and she was below it weakens you and certainly it's going to be a challenge absolutely but if brussels right now is also europe is divided i mean she's got to try to bring all these diverse camps together. so it really it will be it it'll be a baptism of fire issues that quickly the woman who replaces or for the lion as defense minister big surprise medical success as the leader of the c.d.u

must compromise in order to prevent a no deal breck's it for war on that we go now to nick clark in our european. yep that's right richelle of boris busy johnson says it's now up to the blog to prevent the u.k. crashing out of the without a deal over the 31st johnson made the comments during a trip to wales where he pledged continued support for farmers in the event of a new deal farmers face steep tarbes in the mass slaughter of livestock if the u.k. cannot secure a deal. we're not aiming for a new deal but sit in which we don't think that's where we'll end up this is very much up to a principle is that across the channel they know that 3 times the house of commons is thrown out that backstop there's no way that we can get it through if they can't compromise if they really can't do it then clearly we have to get ready for an a deal and i think we will do i think that the people of this country are full of resolve and purpose and we will do the farming sector well meanwhile the british pound has fallen to its lowest level against the us dollar in more than 2 years it's also dropped to a

now british promised abbas johnson as a northern ireland discussed breck's that with political leaders as he continues a tour of the united kingdom discussions are expected to center on the so-called irish back stop it is a contentious point of choice a maze failed brakes at dale designed to avoid a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. i expect breaks it may come up a little bit i don't rule that out and i think the crucial thing to stress is that . this is the attach huge importance to the letter the spirit of the of the belfast good friday agreement and it will be in insisting on that now then baba has more from belfast. well prime minister johnson's only spending a few hours here at stormont and he said his aim is to try to help those policies get the devolved government here back up and running he says it's been far too long 2 and a half years which is not good for the people of northern ireland but he's given no idea as to how his input is actually going to help the process given that there are really tough issues which remain sticking points things li

by demanding a rethink with time running out until britain's next breck's it deadline campaign is from around the country rejected the idea of leaving the e.u. with no deal something both prospective conservative leaders say they can live with is dangerous and democratic now the electorate but we think the brits is a better idea to want to make sure that they know what we think we should now have a settlement and and so that now the people are well informed and know exactly what we're doing or just knowing it what we were told in the name of to reason may's replacement is conservative leader and prime minister is announce next tuesday these protesters accused by the county takes jeremy hunt on boris johnson attracting the same populist grounds as nigel farrar as leader of the brics it policy but few doubt johnson he famously made the now defunct claim breaks it would say 350000000 pounds a week is headed for 10 downing street here to see if the fact that we are back to get prime minister and paste on us a very very very slow and incredibly unrepresentative portion of the population has