we move on iranian diplomats in vienna on sunday to meet representatives from britain france germany russia and china will discuss how to save the 2050 nuclear deal britain's foreign secretary is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure the safety of shipping on the go following the seizure of a british oil tanker there on foreign minister has responded saying any attempt to patrol the gulf will only bring regional insecurity dorsetshire party has more now from the iranian capital tehran. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coalit

into ties right now we are examining this proposal in close cooperation with france and great britain and for that we believe the strategy of maximum pressure is wrong. to gather with france and britain germany has done everything it can in the past on the present to achieve a diplomatic and complete solution in iran on. military escalation so we will continue to rely on diplomacy that's. also coming up the genocide that still haunts a nation silently 25 years after the killing of a. wanda men are struggling to do the one thing that could finally let the healing begin talking manslaughter that is that's a local problem and rhonda which reflect a dangerous fact that all men are expected to deal with that pain and grief and on and silence and intently. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the tires that don't bind them like they used to and after several days of silence germany today said no no to a request by the u.s. to take part in a naval mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz now this is a slap in the face

would like of course and what the 3 britain france and germany would like is that the u.s. lay off its pressure on european companies trying to help iran improve its economy after the u.s. withdrew from the deal it also wanted to make all the other parties dump the deal which hasn't succeeded yet but no one can pretend this deal is not very fragile and struggling so i would imagine the president mcclellan asked president trump to stop the pressure on europe and to let diplomacy take some time to work now there is a meeting tomorrow of the international atomic energy agency of course who monitor which monitors iran's nuclear program that meeting is called in vienna for tomorrow afternoon called by the united states so we'll have to see what they say there. j w's teri schultz in brussels tonight's terry thank you but here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world nigeria's parliament has been a lockdown after clashes between police and shiite muslim protestors shots were fired but both police and demonstrators blame each other on the shootin

britain, france and germany still hope to keep alive the 2015 nuclear deal which limits this work, butresident trump abandoned it last year in favour of increased sanctions, and iran says it is now breaching the deal because it's not delivering the promised economic benefits. this evening, theresa may, emmanuel macron and angela merkel released a joint appeal, saying they were concerned by the risk that the nuclear agreement... they go on to urge all countries to pause and consider the possible consequences of their actions. that's likely to infuriate the white house, appearing to equate aspect of united states‘s hardline policies with those of iran. it comes on the day the mail on sunday publish more leaked material, saying that president trump axed the nuclear deal to spite his predecessor. it's based on controversial reports from sir kim darroch to whitehall and boris johnson as foreign secretary. mrjohnson couldn't persuade the white house to stick with the deal. whoever comes next prime minister now faces a huge series of tasks, trying to keep secrets secret, trying to restore and

the leaders of britain, france and germany have issued a joint appeal to tehran and the united statesand to resume dialogue. theresa may, president macron and chancellor merkel say they are concerned that the nuclear agreement could unravel further under the strain of sanctions imposed by the united states and iran's decision to no longer observe key conditions. our correspondent martin patience, along with camera—opeerator nik millard and producer cara swift, have been talking to iranians about the escalating crisis. while in the country access was controlled, as with all foreign media the team was accompanied by a government representative at all times. here's martin's report. that optimism after the nuclear deal has evaporated. a year ago america pulled out of the nuclear agreement and reimposed to sanctions on the country and the sanctions on the country and the sanctions are really hurting. now we see—sawing tensions between iran and the west. iran sees donald trump's decision as a complete and utter betrayal. donald trump says the first agreement was to generous and gave iran a

the comments come after senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china met representativesnsions in the gulf have soared since last year when president donald trump withdrew the united states from the landmark accord, which curbed tehran's nuclear programme in return for an easing of economic sanctions. we can speak to our correspondent in vienna, bethany bell. bethany, the meeting is breaking up. what is the tone of the remarks that you are hearing? it is interesting. we heard from iran's deputy foreign minister saying that the talks were constructive and all sides were determined to save the iran nuclear deal but it is interesting that while presidents rohani had warm words for boris johnson, while presidents rohani had warm words for borisjohnson, it was said that the seizure of an oil tanker later this month was a violation of the deal and that is a step that hasn't been made before. you will remember that britain sees that ship in gibraltar because of evidence it seized a tanker taking oil to syria. this is a meeting that in the words not just of the this is a meeting

britain france and germany say they won't for now move to reimpose tank sions on iran after tehran announced it had a mass more enriched uranium than was permitted the un's nuclear watchdog has confirmed iran has broken the limits set by the 2015 nuclear deal this is terrans 1st major departure from the accord. an excerpt from the logbook of captain james cook. wednesday september the 60 we're in the utmost danger i'm sorry convinced that mr stevens chalk is incorrect and not mine we turn to the northeast in the belief that this was the best direction in which to clear the coast the night was dark and sunda miking and rain as day dawned dangerous breakers could be seen on the coast in heavy seas swept over the full day . with the wind turning more and more in an easterly direction it was going to be able to maintain a slight distance from the reach what made our situation even more along with the loss of the main topsail which was torn up we have no visible contact with the discovery which was saving some distance away to the moon and going to have mercy on ourselves. british lives on the ri

it had breached a limit for low enriched uranium set by the 2050 nuclear deal now despite this britain france and germany say they won't seek to reimpose un sanctions for now but french president emanuel macron has urged terrine to immediately reduce its enrichment of uranium reserves in a tweet iran's foreign minister mohammed jobs are eve hit back at the european signature east to the nuclear deal saying iran is committed to the full implementation of that agreement it's the g c p o a as long as the each we implement their economic commitments so moving forward iran will comply with its commitments under the g c p o in exactly the same manner as the e.u. 3 have and will comply with theirs and he asks fair enough. who the rebels in yemen say they have developed you long range missiles to target military facilities in neighboring saudi arabia and the who these have stepped up attacks across the border in recent weeks the rebel group has been fighting government forces who are supported by a saudi amorality coalition for control of yemen since 2015 saudi arabia has repeatedly accused iran of s

commitment to the nuclear agreement by the remaining signatories mainly the european ones that's britain france and germany on tuesday the iranian president has this bachelor that heating foreign minister. with a letter for french president and on the micron she will deliver this letter to the president in paris we understand that this is really the last ditch effort to try and salvage what is left of this 2015 nuclear deal because iran is insisting that it will continue to scale back its commitments every 60 days until it sees some tangible results on what the europeans have been promising under this deal if he appears government has deployed troops to the south following violent protests at least 25 people have been killed in the southern region where activists have been demanding their own state prime minister ahmed has won praise for political reforms but activists are now using their greater freedoms to demand more rights and sometimes for their own ethnic groups people morgan has more from the capital addis ababa. activists from the southern nations and nationalities regional state descri

now according to european diplomatic sources britain france and germany the 3 european signatories to the 2015 iran deal are really intent on trying to diffuse the situation after iran exceeded its uranium limits these diplomatic sources also say that these 3 powers are not going to trigger a special mechanism that was in shrine in the 2015 a deal which would lead to the reimposition or u.n. sanctions on iran the focus clearly for european powers is to try and persuade to tehran to continue to comply with the deal earlier in the day we heard from the french president amount of virus statement that was released by the elise a in which mark was calling on iran to reverse the steps it's taken to exceed its uranium linnen limits it's also urging tehran to comply with the deal saying that president bankroll really focus on the next few days on doing everything he can to make sure that this deal survived is something we also heard from the british foreign minister there is a clear desire on behalf of the europeans to continue to fight for this deal as they have done so ever since the united

commitment to the nuclear agreement by the remaining signatories mainly the european ones that's britain france and germany on tuesday the iranian president has this bachelor that heating foreign minister. with a letter for french president. she will deliver this letter to the president in paris we understand that this is really the last ditch effort to try and salvage what is left of this 2015 nuclear deal because iran is insisting that it will continue to scale back its commitments every 60 days until it sees some tangible results on what the europeans have been promising under this deal. now south korea is claiming russian officials have privately expressed regret for flying into south korean air space on tuesday russia and china carried out their 1st joint patrol south korea says the planes crossed into its territory and the military fired warning shots in response japan's government also raised complaints while china's defense ministry maintains that the aircraft did not enter the territorial airspace of any other country it made the announcement during the unveiling of its strategic prior

the leaders of britain, france and germany have appealed jointly to both the united states and iran totion of tensions activism dialogue. james is in the studio now with me. what is the significance of thisjoint appeal? with me. what is the significance of this joint appeal? it is very important, because i think it points out the level of division between europe and the united states over the iran policy. but it also of course point out the strong desire among european leaders to try and get people back into dialogue and wind this crisis down, not up. i will read you a key sentence... we are concerned by the risk, say theresa may, emmanuel macron and angela merkel. we are concerned about the risk that the nuclear agreement will further unravel under the strain of science and imposed by the strain of science and imposed by the united states and following iran's decisions no longer to implement several of the central provisions of the agreement. they go on to urge all parties to pause and continue consider the possible consequences of their actions. i think the wedding will likely infuri

congratulated boris johnson on his appointment as britain's new prime minister he said he looked forward to working with not just on prated but on other issues in which france has collaborated with britain very closely such as iran we also heard from the main break that negotiator michel barnier who said that he looks forward to now completing the brakes a process if you like to an orderly breaks it also heard from another european leader who took perhaps a different angle on boris johnson's appointment sylvaine it actually is the a far right interior minister of italy also italy deputy prime minister and he said in a tweet that because boris johnson was seen by the left wing as a dangerous more dangerous than motto sylviane is far right party that so made boris johnson for matters of any a very likable character indeed u.s. president donald trump has praised boris johnson's election saying he's popular because he's seen as britain's trump. really good man is going to be the prime minister of the u.k. now for. now thanks mark. the same britain drop the drop and speak were saying that's a good thing that they like the office there that's what they want to. g

the latest headlines: britain, france and germany have appealed for an end to escalating tensions over trump has been accused of racism after telling a group of ethnic— minority congresswomen that they should "go back" to where they came from. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the sun's headline after england's thrilling victory. it's referring, of course, to england's thrilling world cup final victory over new zealand. after both the match and a one over apiece play—off both ended in draws — england were declared winners for having hit more boundaries. next the daily telegraph has this picture of djokovic sealing his victory, and breaking federer‘s heart — it says — after winning the longest men's final in wimbledon history! moving on to the the times and borisjohnson saying one of his first moves if he becomes prime minister, would be "resetting" uk—us relations with a visit to the states to discuss a future trade deal. staying with trade, it's the financial section of the guardian, it reports on a seven—ye

senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china will meet representatives from iranhow to save the 2015 nuclear deal. tensions in the gulf have soared since last year when president donald trump withdrew the united states from the landmark accord, which curbed tehran‘s nuclear programme in return for an easing of economic sanctions. bethany bell reports from vienna. the iran nuclear deal is under pressure. since washington pulled out of the accord, it has reimposed punishing sanctions on iran. in response, iran has breached limits on its sensitive nuclear work. it is now enriching uranium to a higher purity, and has exceeded the amount of enriched uranium it is allowed to hold under the deal. tehran has threatened to take further measures if the remaining parties to the accord, especially european nations, don't help it to circumvent us sanctions. in recent weeks, tensions have escalated further, with a number of incidents involving tankers and drones. last week, iran impounded this british flag vessel in the gulf. the step was apparently in retaliation for britain d

announced it had breached a limit for low enriched uranium set by the 2015 nuclear deal despite this britain france and germany say they won't seek to reimpose un sanctions for now but french president emanuel background has to immediately reduce its enriched uranium reserves well those are the headlines next stop that the cure revisited do stay with us. after 25 years of importing the world's ways china through the global recycling industry into chaos. more impressive agreements resulting in change we bring you the stories to the shaping the economic world we live in. the cost. scipio there's something the venom can now be sent to all of our 3 finances is an absolute you've got to be drawn. to. sometimes it's very painful. sometimes it can eat crap. you can't deal with a threat to human life unless you know it's that and that means detection is one of the most important parts of any health professionals work but here in east africa many of the most sophisticated diagnostic tools from genetic testing to new play imaging are simply too expensive i'm dr javid up to money in tanzania where scientists

political single political signal to the other signatories they it's the europeans germany great britain france china and russia to step up efforts to keep a rainin around in within the reman meaning bed would they think that to facilitate the benefits of the agreement being trading oil. that signal apparently has been received by israel they've been the 1st to react at 7 is. iran is. later it's all in promise under the u.n. security council not to enrich uranium beyond a certain level the ritual of uranium is made for one reason and one reason only for the creation of atomic bombs. the leaders of the p 5 plus one promised and committed to snap back sanctions the many wrong good it just did where are you. strong statement there from the benjamin is now. can this deal be saved and what can be done to save it i hate to save and i had to say it but i'm afraid instead it's not legally dead yet but i think the designs of the wall are pretty clear that the unless the europeans are capable of providing the benefits of the agreement meaning facilitating the right of oil and financial means were to come

can hope to achieve on the one hand you've got the european powers signatory to the j c p o 8 britain france and germany he 3 they're known as along with the e.u. who are clearly not ready to trigger the full dispute resolution mechanism under the deal these increases in richmond by iran are considered fairly marginal that called for a joint commission of the parties instead with the hope of deescalating tensions remember they're trying to keep the deal alive and on the other hand you've got russia and china also signatories to the deal also members of the i.a.e.a. who tend to take iran's view on this that their response is a legitimate one in the face of the u.s. withdrawal in breach of its obligations under international law so it's not clear what headway the u.s. can make here other than to maintain pressure on iran trying to force it back to the negotiating table on new terms and maintain pressure on the europeans trying to get them to take a harder line journal thank you. well staying with a story the u.s. is trying to form a military coalition to protect shipping off the coast of iran

britain, france, and germany.tuesday, the iranian president dispatched the deputy foreign minister with a letter for him a numeral macron. he will deliver the -- emmanuel macron. we understand that this is really a last-ditch effort to try and salvage what is left of because nuclear deal iran is insisting it will scale back its commitments every 60 days until it sees tangible results on what the europeans have been promising under this deal. marianne: kenya's finance minister has been released on bail in a corruption case. he has been accused of defrauding the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars but he insists he has done nothing wrong. catherine reports from kenya. >> henry rotich is in unfamiliar territory, in a courtroom. he has been charged along with other government officials with several counts of corruption, abusing office, and defrauding the government of more than $240 million. this is unprecedented. he is the highest-ranking government official to be arrested and charged. at the center of

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extremely concerned iran has exceeded limits on its stockpile of low enriched uranium despite this britain france and germany say they won't impose un sanctions so as more from to iran. how that deadline came about is 2 months ago iran's president hassan rouhani said that since the united states unilaterally pulled out of the nuclear deal in 2018 since other signatories to the deal have been unable or many iranians say unwilling to feel for their side of the bargain saying that iran has been patient enough mr rouhani said that iran will begin rolling back parts of its commitments to the nuclear deal because it can't be the only country fulfilling its commitments because it wasn't the only country that signed the deal now this breach of the 300 kilogram stockpile limit was the 1st step on july 7th iran's government said it will take yet another step and it's all designed to retake control of the nuclear program really expand the scope of its nuclear activity here inside the country what iran's president said this morning was again this was during a weekly cabinet meeting to members of his governme

boris johnson on his appointment as britain's new prime minister he said he looked forward to working with not just on breaks it but on other issues in which france has collaborated with britain very closely such as iran we also heard from the main break that negotiator michel barnier who said that he looks forward to now completing the brakes a process if you like to an orderly breaks it also heard from another european leader who took perhaps a different angle on boris johnson's appointment. is the a far right interior minister of italy also italy's deputy prime minister and he said in a tweet that because boris johnson was seen by the left wing as a dangerous more dangerous than matter is sylviane is far right party that so made boris johnson from the toes of any a very likable character indeed while u.s. president donald trump has praised paris johnson's election saying he's popular because he's seen as britain's trump. we have a really good man is going to be the prime minister of the u.k. now wars. are tough smart. this is a britain truck they call drop ins people saying that's a good thing that they like me over there that's what they want

commitment to the nuclear agreement by the remaining signatories mainly the european ones that's britain france and germany on tuesday the iranian president has this bachelor that heating foreign minister. with a letter for french president. she will deliver this letter to the president in paris we understand that this is really the last ditch effort to try and salvage what is life.

they're extremely concerned iran has exceeded limits on its low uranium stockpile despite this britain france and germany say they won't try to reimpose u.n. sanctions. joins us now live from tehran understand officials also been explaining why they don't find that european work around system in stakes effective what are they saying. yes that's exactly right said we've been hearing from a number of senior leaders this morning the supreme leader the foreign minister divides reef the oil minister but it was comments from president hassan rouhani that really crystallized how angry the rebuke against the united states currently is with regards to ongoing u.s. sanctions mr hudson ronnie characterized or he responded actually this morning to comments by u.s. president donald trump that characterized iran's rolling back of its commitment with the nuclear deal as playing with fire and here's some of what he said about that. over the past year it is them who started the fire we will extinguish it if you say it is dangerous to play with fire so why did you start it you can control it return to your com

announced it had reached a limit for no enrich uranium set by the 2015 nuclear deal despite this britain france and germany say they won't seek to reimpose un sanctions for now but french president of. iran to immediately reduce its enriched uranium reserves while in a tweet iran's foreign minister mohammad job and zarif hit back at european signatories to the nuclear deal saying that iran is committed to the full implementation of the j.c. p.o. way as long as each 3 implemented their economic commitments so moving forward iran will comply with its commitments under the j c p a way in exactly the same manner as the e 3 have and will comply with their fair enough. now police and television fired tear gas against protesters calling for justice over the death of an israeli ethiopian teenager. thousands of demonstrators blocked roads and tires in cities across israel tuesday a sit in was triggered by the death of 18 year old solomon teka who was shot dead by an off duty policeman last week israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned protesters to stop breaking the law only to remove you fr

would like of course and what the 3 britain france and germany would like is that the u.s. lay off its pressure on european companies trying to help iran improve its economy after the u.s. withdrew from the deal it also wanted to make all the other parties dumped the deal which hasn't succeeded yet but no one can pretend the signal is not very fragile and struggling so i would imagine the president mcclellan asked president trump to stop the pressure on europe and to let diplomacy take some time to work now there is a meeting tomorrow of the international atomic energy agency of course who monitors which monitors iran's nuclear program that meeting is called in vienna for tomorrow afternoon called by the united states so we'll have to see what they say there. teri schultz in brussels tonight terry think you. protesters in hong kong have vowed to take to the streets again this despite the territory's leader declaring that controversial extradition bill dead protesters fear that the bill which would allow extraditions to mainland china they fear that it would erode hong kong'

we teach that because the union was anti-slavery, great britain, france, other powers were not going to get involved on behalf of the confederacy because there populations were opposed to slavery. recently, as david is emphasizing, is that really true ? did these governments respond to public opinion in that way? issue coloring their judgments? i think first and foremost what we have to say is that great britain and france, the two powers that most likely could have made a military impact on the war, simply did not want to back a loser. they were not going to get involved and make a decision to recognize or support the confederacy unless they were convinced the confederacy would win. if they packed the confederacy and the confederacy loses, you have an enraged united states on their hands with the capability to threaten canada, the caribbean. they were still having this tension between self-interest and humanitarian questions of slavery. >> i can answer the question about foreign powers at work in the civil war in a different way. one of the things that many people living in the unit

out of this meeting consider on the one hand that the e 3 the european signatories to the deal britain france and germany along with the e.u. are not ready to trigger the official dispute resolution mechanism within the deal these increases in enrichment by iran are considered pretty marginal at this point and the europeans are intent on trying to preserve this deal on the other hand as well russia and china also signatories to the deal also members of the i.a.e.a. here well they tend to take iran's view that its response is a legitimate one in the face of that unilateral withdrawal by the united states last year in breach of its obligations under international law so as i say hard to see what headway the u.s. can hope to make here other than as dorsett was saying maintain pressure on iran to come back to the negotiating table on new terms and importantly as well i think maintain pressure on the european powers to take a harder line on iran all right and a ha the latest in vienna china thank you. so the gulf has one of the world's most important and busiest shipping lanes to give you a sense

is the institution but also the e.u. 3 that britain france and germany really disagree profoundly with the trump administration regarding iran certainly that was something that we heard jeremy hunt the british foreign secretary enunciate a few hours ago where he said look the united states of america is the united kingdom's closest partner but that they disagree considerably these are the iran and certainly the other countries that are party to this deal france germany they share that that perspective from the british side of things and remember also there's the personal element here that federally commodity and he is one of the few people who brokered that original agreement that you referred to with the e.u. 3 plus russia and china but also with the obama administration so she clearly would lobby to continue this deal because she was so instrumental in bringing it about peter. thanks very much live to tehran and our correspondent there dorsey. how do you think this will be received when they begin to digest what's being done in brussels in the foreign ministry there. well peter we th

condemning disturbing reports australia canada and japan are among the signatories on long with britain france and germany they call on china to stop the mass detentions respect religious freedom and grant independent experts meaningful access to the region. countries that did not sign the document raise just as much interest out of the 22 nations assigned as none of them were muslim majority nations which is really quite telling because china is using their pocketbook to gain influence in many of these nations as well. china defends the practice the government says it's not about eliminating people's identity but about teaching employment skills and pushing out what it calls extremism year far surely by seizing up locational education and training centers in accordance with the law we aim to education save those who were influenced by religious extremism and committed to mine it legal or fix it. the letter is not tied to a vote or a resolution but it will be published as an official document of the un's human rights council activists say it's a good sign but china's government has long stood

says formally call to on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz while the street is a strategic route for about a 5th of the your world so oil relations between a tehran and the west have deteriorated significantly after the u.s. a last year pulled out of a landmark deal designed to a limit iran's nuclear program a recent series of a tit for tat to tanker seizures has ramped up tensions in the region and germany now says it favors a moment see national approach to protecting shipping in the straits of hormuz let's get you now the perspective from. germany and the view from washington and to do that to help contextualize this u.s. request we've got to team coverage correspondents a kid at our parliamentary studio here in berlin and helena humphrey in washington a very good evening ladies great to have you here with us kate want to give you the 1st word if i may how does the german government view america's request to join a potential future naval security coalition well this request is being hell avail of hello the very much at the moment

the other 3 signatories in europe britain france and the united kingdom taking a much more balanced position they're trying to save this deal of course insisting this is not the forum they want this talked about in a joint commission under the terms of the deal a way of deescalating tensions and then of course to the other end of the scale russia and china also signatories also members of the i. russia laying the blame for all of this at washington's door and talking about the march towards a totalitarian world order so very little sign of unity of purpose here is or so we await the iranians view on things when they speak hopefully to the media shortly or i will be looking out for that one thanks so much for now jonah home for come back to you later in vienna let's continue this with andrus creagh he's an assistant professor at the defense studies department of king's college in london joins us now from the british capital i got to start with this latest tweet from donald trump so any idea there of what the u.s. president's talking about secret enrichment has been going on he says. yes i rea

now according to european diplomatic sources britain france and germany the 3 european signatories to the 2015 iran deal are really intent on trying to diffuse the situation after iran exceeded its uranium limits these diplomatic sources also say that these 3 powers are not going to trigger a special mechanism that was in shrine in the 2015 a deal which would lead to the reimposition or u.n. sanctions on iran the focus clearly for european powers is to try and persuade to tehran to continue to comply with the deal earlier in the day we heard from the french president amount of virus statement that was released by the elise a in which mark was calling on iran to reverse the steps it's taken to exceed its uranium limits it's also urging tehran to comply with the deal saying that president bankroll really focus on the next few days on doing everything he can to make sure that this deal survived is something we also heard from the british foreign minister there is a clear desire on behalf of the europeans to continue to fight for this deal as they have done so ever since the united states

areria, canada, and japan among the signatories, as well as britain, france, and germany.ctivists in hong kong held a memorial service for a protester who killed herself a week ago. this is after widespread rallies against the controversial extradition bill. have left ated to collection of protest paraphernalia, asking others to keep up the fight. new guinea's prime minister has vowed to hunt down the gunman who killed at least 20 people in a remote village. the killings took place in one province northwest of the capital. two of the victims were pregnant women. officials say the violence is part of a long-running tribal feud. people have been killed in airstrikes in syria. this footage shows the aftermath of an attack on a hospital that killed six people, according to the syrian civil defense. it was the last major rebel stronghold in syria. government troops backed by russia have been bombarding the area for months. demonstrators in georgia continue to rally outside the parliament building, calling for an end to what they call pro-russian policies. hundreds have been inj

the comments came after senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china met iranianenna to discuss saving the deal. iranian negotiators also said there was some common ground. police in northern ireland have released images of an explosive device found next to a bus stop in craigavon in county armagh. officers were called after a loud bang was heard around midnight on friday and believe the booby trap was designed to kill police officers. police have blamed dissident republicans for what they described as a cowardly and evil act of terrorism. police in cyprus have arrested a british teenager who had accused 12 israeli men of raping her in the popular resort of ayia napa. the arrest came as all the men she had accused of assault were released from custody. the 19—year—old claimed that the attack happened last week at the hotel where she was staying. she'll appear in court tomorrow. roads and rail lines have been closed today in north—west england because of flooding after half a months worth of rain fell in 2a hours. cars were left stranded on roads in stockport, and