britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond september 20th which is when the u.s. wants all measures to be reimposed last month washington triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council person for a return of the un sanctions on iran by saturday remember the u.s. quit the iran nuclear deal back in 2018 and in a letter to the 15 member body britain france and germany warns such u.s. action now would not have any legal effect or police on the great garden of law as well so continuing to move people into a new refugee camp that sanitation facilities there are already reported to be breaking down around 6000 people have been resettled so far after the previous camp on the island burned down stephanie deca has more from that's false. it's a crush of broken hopes the suffocating heat not making their weight any easier on the 2nd day of a greek police operation to move refugees into the new camp on the island of les voss we saw them rounding up hundreds of people in various areas

the fall of france completely changed americas opinion of the war, because up until, then it was perfectly plausible to believe that great britain and france would win the war against nazi germany. once france surrendered, it was a lot harder to imagine that. what now? what if britain falls? what if the allies lose the war? this is when, i would argue, the great debate really begins in the summer of 1940. now, a much tougher question is on the table. cash and carry might work. it might work for sometime. but what if britain is about to fall? then what do we do? two organizations came into being in the summer of 1940. and they were on each side of that question. the anti interventionist america first committee, and the interventionist group, the awkwardly named committee to defend america by aiding the allies. that is a mouthful. nobody ever said that because it was too long. it was generally known as the white committee named after the kansas newspaper editor. you have america first, which says the united states should remain aloof, should not take any risk of getting involved in the war, and the committee to defend america by a

france. and that changed everything. shelby? >> so -- it only applied to great britain and france, right? or was it like -- could it have applied to germany or another -- >> theoretically, i suppose. i'm not sure about the specific language of the legislation. but everybody knew what the legislation was actually accomplishing. there was no expectation that nazi germany would be buying war materials from the united states. >> is the cash and carry policy somewhat of a start of what would become the [ inaudible ] -- >> yes and no. i'm going to argue that lend/lease is a break from this policy. but it's a step in that direction, yes. cash and carry was okay as long as it looked like england and france were likely to win. that's what changed in the spring and summer of 1940. the fall of france completely changed america's opinion of this war because up until then, it was perfectly plausible to believe that great britain and france would win the war against nazi germany. once france surrendered, that was a lot harder to imagine. what now? what if britain falls? what if the allies lose the war?

security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran america's major allies britain france and germany of already written to the u.n. to say sanctions relief will remain this dispute is over the iran nuclear deal which washington did pull out of 2 years ago so the other signatories say it no longer has the legal power to enforce any changes or diplomatic editor james bass has. it's a route that even pitted the u.s. against some of its closest allies and it's now over 5 years since the iran nuclear deal was signed in vienna joining the negotiations the us team under the leadership of the then secretary of state john kerry devised a mechanism called snap back if iran breached its commitments all international sanctions could snap back into place but that's not the way things played out the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal it was the us under president trump that pulled out of the deal 2 years ago. despite this in objections from the rest of the international community the u.s. still argues it could trigger a snapback the one thing that the previous admin

backed out of the iran nuclear deal 2 years ago because of the as britain france and germany say the u.s. has no right to reimpose sanctions the u.s. secretary of state is not backing down though michael threatening what he describes as consequences the u.n. member states failing to comply with u.s. sanctions on iran as a bank has moved from tehran. president hassan rouhani made this televised address cabinet meeting the weekly cabinet meeting now we were expecting this we were told 20 minutes before he went to air and very much is taking advantage of this split the united nations security council he china and russia who have been friends of iran and if that vote had happened at the united nations russia and china would have vetoed it that was iran's understanding but also he thanked those members of the security council of those member states that stood up to the united states and don't want those sanctions imposed and this is an unprecedented division act knighted nations and iran is really capitalizing they see this as a diplomatic victory. this diplomatic battle has been going on

quit the iran nuclear deal in 2018 and in a letter to the 15 member body of britain france and germany warned us action would now not have any legal effect september the headlines on al-jazeera one of when he stood next. to me as the sun goes down. is a very challenging place to work probably i think we're always thinking of buying 3 part of the plan from always on the love we are travelling the extra mile where are the media going to go we go there. for decades drug kingpins made millions trafficking heroin opium and cannabis through thailand. in response to thailand's long became top. its prisons are bursting at the seams. but there's. even government ministers are extorting the virtues of cannabis we have seen that. would not only kill illness for people it could become one of the major income all people think they're all supporters go even further but what if i need. to enjoy guns hi you know my mom got thoughts of what me high. as the new drug laws take a fact 11 east investigate whether these promises are like a reality. it's a quiet afternoon here at the university bangkok. but

security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran america's major allies britain france and germany had already written to the u.n. to say the sanctions relief will remain. thousands of protesters in thailand of continue to call for reform of the political system and the mana keep they also want the resignation of the prime minister who took power in a coup and one disputed elections last year and people are gathered outside the u.s. supreme court to honor justice ruth bader ginsburg who died at the age of $87.00 president trump says he will nominate a woman to replace a partisan battle begins to fill that 9th seat on the court which. president travels and says he will approve a deal to allow the social media at tick tock to keep operating in the u.s. he said an agreement with the tech from oracle and supermarket chain wal marts to take over the american operations of the chinese owned app would get his blessing the white house had applied pressure on the company over what it called national security concerns a ban on new downloads has been delayed by a week. however tha

and britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond september the 20th which is when the u.s. wants all measures to be reimposed last month washington triggered a 30 day process of the u.n. security council pressing for a return of u.n. sanctions on iran by saturday however the u.s. the iran nuclear deal and 2018 and in a letter to the 15 member body britain france germany warned the u.s. action would not have any legal effect as you headlines talk to al-jazeera is next . counting the cost an aging population soaring debts and recession and japan's new prime minister fix the economy famine property an uprising says the pandemic wipes out a decade of economic growth plus pakistan's asia's best performing stock markets counting the cost. you'll. see. on the previous episode of talk to al jazeera. i hope the afghans are paying attention learning the lesson of that period we're in the ever learned of the us. and that's why we've started the peace process a lot of that state we're watching them

aggression on sunday iran's president threatened a strong response if the sanctions are reimposed britain france and germany say sanctions relief will continue as a big has more now from tehran. last month for the head of the gross he had visited iran over these 2 sites that iran had been blocking access to grossly met with president has and rouhani foreign minister divides the reef and other high ranking officials in that officials are now what came out of those meetings was that iran would grant access now the i.a.e.a. say that they have taken samples from one of these sites that allege that either nuclear material stored or used in the early 2000 so they've taken material from one of these sites and that will be analyzed and access to the 2nd site will take place later this month nice important to note that i already has access to iran's new to clear nuclear sites and they are under $24.00 seventh's online monitoring so if the united states were looking for some 4th of against iran why the i.a.e.a. well they haven't got that the i.a.e.a. saying that the way forward is diplomacy and that will

security council france germany and britain argue that the u.s. doesn't have the legal authority to claim that iran has 58 at the agreement nonetheless the u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe is threatening consequences for any of the nations that don't comply with further details expected from washington on monday as a bakehouse the latest reaction now from tehran. sanctions or no sanctions an unprecedented division at the united nations is seen as a diplomatic victory by iran iran's president seemingly mocking the recent us defeats at the security council. in the game today we can say the u.s. policy of mix member less cool and legal pressure against the iranian nation has turned into mex member isolation for the united states. but if the u.s. stops iranian vessels to enforce sanctions this was a warning from iran got all recover if the u.s. wants to use resolution 199 to inspect raney and ships based on international laws is considered piracy and will be dealt with and the united states will be held responsible for the consequences. and it's

fails to reimpose sanctions against iran but britain france and germany insist relief will remain out of the 2015 nuclear deal. being called a march for justice is due to take place in the capital those similar protests are planned nationwide the rallies follow a demonstration on saturday where more than 400 female protesters were arrested. tens of thousands of type protesters have ended a new round of demonstrations by presenting a set of demands to the monarchy it calls for limits to the king's power for a new constitution and elections. britain's health minister is warning the country is at a tipping point in the fight against coronavirus matt says if people don't follow health measures new restrictions could be brought in coronavirus cases in the u.k. have risen sharply in the past few weeks on saturday the government announced fines up to almost $13000.00 for people in england called breaking isolation rules sunday gago has more from london why do you say government is considering these tough restrictions. at this point it does think that it is standing on the edge of what could

the iran nuclear deal and 2018 and so britain france and germany say that means u.s. action would not have any legal effect. egyptian security forces are cracking down on protests ahead of the 1st anniversary of the largest anti government demonstrations for 5 years officers arrested a group of demonstrators in suez province on friday others have been detained around the square the epicenter of the arab spring protests back in 2011 critics of president. calling for rallies across egypt on the 28th of september they accuse sisi of corruption and destroying the economy and demanding he step down. the indian army has concluded its soldiers wrongly killed 3 men during a gun battle in indian and minister kashmir 2 months ago initially the army described the men as pakistani terrorists but their families said they were laborers in far the complaints indian soldiers in the region of sweeping powers to search season even shoot suspects this report concluded the soldiers exceeded their legal powers coronavirus news on the top health agency in the us has reversed a guideline on

britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue despite american pressure the u.s. triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council last month pressing for the reimposition of sanctions on sunday the european nations say that's illegal because the u.s. withdrew from the iran nuclear deal 2 years ago. police on the greek island of course are continuing to move people into a new refugee camp however sanitation facilities there are already reported to be breaking down around $6000.00 people have been relocated so far after the previous camp on the island stuff has more now from last boss. it's a crush of broken hopes this suffocating heat not making their wait any easier on the 2nd day of a greek police operation to move refugees into the new camp on the island of lesbos we saw them rounding up hundreds of people in various areas making them wait before joining the long queues and. the situation is bad we are unfortunately affected by problems created by others for example the afghans the

decision to unilaterally reimpose international nuclear sanctions against iran britain france germany insists that relief will remain as part of the 2050 nuclear deal. here barbara. perry we could see the u.s. lost 3 times in the span of a month that the and security council and the americans always thought that they had the upper hand at the security council for many reasons including enjoying the veto power and having traditional friends they never imagined to be defeated at the same council. we saw 13 out of the council 15 member states stood up to the u.s. they supported the j.c. and rejected the united states today we can say the u.s. policy of maximum political legal pressure against the iranian nation turned into maximum isolation for the united states. police in belarus have started to detain protesters souping gathering in the capital minsk rallies are taking place across the country there's a large police presence in minsk and the internet has been shut down the demonstrators demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko following last month's disputed election

quit the deal in 2018 and so britain france and germany say that means any u.s. action now would not have any legal effect. and security forces a crackdown on protests ahead of the 1st cent of verse 3 of the largest anti-government demonstrations for 5 years demonstrators were arrested in syria's on friday others have been detained around. square the epicenter of the protests in 2011 critics of president calling for rallies across europe egypt i should say on september 20 demanding he step down. now europe spain's capital madrid is going back into lockdown after a rise in coronavirus cases in the u.k. the prime minister says a 2nd wave is inevitable and that another lockdown might be necessary and police in romania have recovered rare books stolen in a sophisticated heist in london they're worth over $3000000.00 and include 1st editions of works by galileo galilei and isaac newton that was your headlines witness is next. yes in the haleigh saw that it matured him. beneath i don't it's but to him and so he had been a cigarette. with these guys to get a a t.v. stud

and britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond september the 20th which is when the u.s. wants all measures to be reimposed last month washington triggered a 30 day process of the u.n. security council pressing for a return of u.n. sanctions on iran by saturday however the u.s. the iran nuclear deal and 2018 and in a letter to the 15 member body britain france germany warned the u.s. action would not have any legal effect as your headlines talk to al-jazeera is next . counting the cost an aging population soaring debts and recession and japan's new prime minister fix the economy famine property an uprising says the pandemic wipes out a decade of economic growth plus pakistan's asia's best performing stock markets counting the cost. it is rule to be a group a seat. on the previous episode of talk to al-jazeera. i hope the afghans are paying attention learning the lesson that period we are in the everywhere in the us. and that's why we've started this peace process a lot of that state w

britain france and germany say un sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond september the 20th that's when the u.s. wants all measures to be reimposed last month washington triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council which could lead to a return of un sanctions on iran by saturday but america quits the iran nuclear deal and 2018 and a majority of council members say that makes washington's move void in a letter to the 15 member body britain france and germany warned any action taken would not have a legal effect next week marks 5 years since united nations member states committed to a set of targets meant to make life better for people around the world the plan is to achieve the sustainable development goals also known as the s.t. g.'s in another 10 years by 2030 but very little is going according to plan and that's largely due to coronavirus our diplomatic editor james baines explains. at a special while still socially distance meeting at the un strong words aimed at global leaders from one of the world's youngest yet best known campaigners i believe is their policy of th

russia failed to win support of its berlin policy as britain, france, and the u.s.d firmly on the berlin treaty. khrushchev was forced to adopt a softer policy. in the following period of relaxed tension, vice president nixon visited moscow, where he engaged khrushchev in an impromptu debate. not be afraid of ideas. >> we are not afraid of ideas. >> we ought to have more exchange of them. we agree on that. >> ok. >> was khrushchev visited the united states, the president entertain him at camp david. aans were developed for second summit conference in paris in 1960. plans for the summit meeting were well advanced in the national leaders had arrived in paris. preliminary discussion of the agenda were underway was an plane took off from a base in turkey similar to the one shown here. russia.hot down in pilot,munist claimed the francis gary powers, confessed to being on a photo spy mission. , butia denied this claim the president verify the admission. khrushchev use the incident as a reason for withdrawing from the summit conference. administration, president eisenhower

russia failed to win support of its berlin policy in the un as britain, france, and the u.s.stood firmly on the berlin treaty. khrushchev was forced to adopt a softer policy. in the following period of relaxed tension, vice president nixon visited an american exposition in moscow, where he engaged khrushchev in an impromptu debate. >> you must not be afraid of ideas. >> we are not afraid of ideas. >> we ought to have more exchange of them. we agree on that. >> ok. who shop a return visit to the united states, the president entertain camp david in the interest of world peace. at that meeting, plans were for us us 2nd meeting in paris in 1960. plans for the summit meeting were well advanced and the big for national leaders had arrived from paris. preliminary discussion of the agenda we're underway when in american u2 plane, comparable to the one shown here took off for a base in turkey. it was shot down on russia. the communist claim that the pilot, francis powers was on a spying mission. central intelligence agency denied this claim but the president verified powers admission.

russia failed to win support of its berlin policy in the u.n., as britain, france, and the u.s.tood firmly on the berlin treaty. khrushchev was forced to adopt a softer policy. in the following period of tension, vice president nixon visited an american exposition in moscow, where he engaged khrushchev in an impromptu debate. [laughter] [chatter] >> you must not be afraid of ideas. >> [speaking in russian] translator: we are not afraid of ideas. >> well then, let's have more exchange of them. we all agree on that. >> ok. [laughter] [applause] whenor: khrushchev paid a return visit to the united states, the president entertained him at camp david. at that meeting plans were , developed for a second summit conference in paris in 1960. plans for the summit meeting were well advanced, and for the big foreign national leaders had arrived in paris. preliminary discussion of the agenda were underway was an 2 plane an american u- comparable to the one shown here , took off from a base in turkey. --was shut down in russia shot down in russia. the communists claimed that the pilot francis

un security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran america's major allies britain france and germany had already written to the un to say sanctions relief would remain in place this dispute is over the iran nuclear deal which washington pulled out of 2 years ago and so they have a signature say the u.s. no longer has the legal power to force through any changes in this report is from a diplomatic at a james pace. it's aroud it's even pitted the u.s. against some of its closest allies and it's now over 5 years since the iran nuclear deal was signed in vienna joining the negotiations the us team under the leadership of the then secretary of state john kerry devised a mechanism called snap back if iran breached its commitments all international sanctions could snap back into place but that's not the way things played out the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal it was the u.s. under president trump that pulled out of the deal 2 years ago. despite this in objections from the rest of the international community the u.s. still argues it could trigger a snapbac

which is threaten to punish countries opposing its action but britain france and germany insist that relief will remain as part of the 2015 nuclear deal al-jazeera as i said big has more from tehran well don has always maintained that the united states is in no position to reimpose these sanctions or even trigger that's not back because they left the deal the 2015 nuclear deal in 2018 so that iran's been pretty consistent on that but there is concern here from the one about how the united states will try to impose those sanctions on one of those concerns is that the united states may stop it raining ships now the foreign ministry spokesman said the foreign minister of foreign minister divides raef has been speaking he spoke yesterday and what he said was that the u.s. would find they would oppose any attempts by the united states piracy in the high seas the foreign ministry spokesperson has also been speaking and they're trying to capitalize on the fact that the united states is isolated encouraging them to come back to the nuclear deal this is what he had to say. of course the actio

officials from britain, france, germany, china, russia, and iran discussed in vienna. they started the process to restore u.n. sasanctions. it has accused iran of breaching the deal known as the jcpoa. the u.s. withdrew from it two years ago. >> the delegations expreress thr posisition that the u.s. beiein country that has withdrdrawn fr the jcpoa does not have the legal ground or legal standing to trigger. >> meanwhile iran seems to be looking for a way forwarard. they agreed to two inspections by the international atomic energy agency. it had earlier denied access to the sites. the new country cheering the u.n. security council is sticking with last month's decision on the u.s. claim. 13 members of the counsel have opposed it. nyjer's ambassador to the u.n. says it will take no further action. for more details, my colleague spoke earlier to a professor at ko university and an expert on iran and the middle east. >> the u.s. seems to be pressuring other members of the international community to isolate iran, but the other nuclear deal members don't seem to be coming al

move to pressure to iran has left it isolated from need to national community other world powers britain france and germany have said they will not cooperate with washington and that sanctions relief for iran under the 2015 u. clear deal will remain in place. called 3rd war. we could see the u.s. lost 3 times in the span of a month but the un security council and the americans always thought that they had the upper hand at the security council for many reasons including enjoying the veto power and having traditional friends they never imagined to be defeated at the same council we saw 13 out of the council 15 member states stood up to the u.s. they supported the g.c. and rejected the united states today we can say the u.s. policy of maximum political legal pressure against their indian nation turned into maximum isolation for the united states allows about a ruse where tens of thousands of people have been marching through the capital demanding a change in power with some estimates putting the turnout above 100000 weeks of demonstrations of common ated in a mass march on sunday since the disput

seven countries are currently on his itinerary including britain, france, germany, italy and spain. the move is likely aimed at discouraging key european countries from agreeing with the united states to restore u.n. sanctions on iran. two years ago, the u.s. unilaterally withdrew from the 2015 nuclear deal struck between iran and the five permanent members of the un security washington has been reimposing sanctions against the country since then. the u.s. says u.n. sanctions will be restored on september 20th undnder the terms of the 25 deal, but most security council members say washington's demand is invalid because it withdrew from the deal. >>> representatives of the group of seven nations and the european union have condemned what they call the confirmed poisoning of a russian opposition leader. they say their disapproval of the attack on alexei navalny warrants the strongest possible terms. a joint statement issued on tuesday calls the use of chemical weapons under any circumstances unacceptable, it goes against international norms banning the use of such weapons. the stateme

un security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran america's major allies britain france and germany had already written to the un to say sanctions relief would remain in place this dispute is over the iran nuclear deal which washington pulled out of 2 years ago and so they have a signature say the u.s. no longer has the legal power to force through any changes in this report is from a diplomatic at a james pace it's a route that even pitted the u.s. .

britain france and israel conducted a joint attack on egypt to win back control of the canal. british and french troops landed in port sight on the northern tip of the suez waterway. but this was as far as they went. the fading armies were forced to win. draw on the heavy international pressure from the united nations. egypt's relations with the west was shattered. nasser now look for friends elsewhere. in 1958 egypt signed an agreement with the soviet union for the financing of the hide them 'd also the russians egypt 2 laws or 40500000000 finally this was not a question egypt paid back these loans from the suez canal revenue as reese. with the soviet loans nasa inaugurated the start of construction of the us one high down in general 960. the project was immense. it is said that enough rock was used in the construction of the dam to build 17 great pyramids. through the 11 years of construction egyptians sold the dam as a symbol of national pride and defiance to the west. the shop a muslim operetta lot of the egyptian people prove that you here and bracing hide and project we

britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue beyond september the 20th that's when the u.s. wants all measures to be reimposed last month washington triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council which could lead to a return of un sanctions on iran by saturday but america quit the iran nuclear deal in 2018 and a majority of council members say that makes washington's move void in a letter to the 15 member body britain france and germany warned any action taken would not have a legal effects. sudan is bracing for further heavy rain and flash flooding which has killed more than 100 people since july the u.n. is scaling up emergency food assistance to hundreds of thousands of people left homeless in makeshift camps there is mamma today reports from southwestern singe are one of the worst affected areas. this primary school in single town is now home to some of sudan's numerous flood victims at least a 1000 people are holed up here every classroom hold several families there's no elec

britain, france and germany say a us move to re—impose un sanctions on iran over its nuclear programmes have no authority to reinstate the embargo, since president trump abandoned the nuclear deal two years ago. the us argues it does have the authority as an original signatory of the agreement. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a number of people were hurt in a knife attack in plymouth. five people were taken to hospital, including a man with potentially life—changing injuries, following the attack outside a pub. police were called to the railway inn in the stoke area of the city at about 10pm on saturday. officers say it was an isolated incident and is not being treated as terrorism related. anti—government protesters in thailand have installed a plaque near bangkok's grand palace proclaiming that the country belongs to the people and not the monarch. protests calling for the resignation of the government and reform of the monarchy have been continuing. activists camped out overnight in a field near the royal palace after tens of thousands joined demonstrati

states really britain france germany as a legitimate president was that israel are. still in power in caracas i'm a do or accuse the united states of tempting a coup d'etat earlier this year apparently the americans bribed certain very high level officials the government services and the military. under the last moment to change their lives and that's why the kook who failed. that's the only situation will do it and knows that he has enough money to pay for his security services and the militants on because they're paid in venezuelan boulevards which is a very weak currency within a very very favorable exchange in the us dollars so they do very well indeed for a long as venezuela and going to do and will do or has money he can keep going and lugar schenkel will then look at the door and say well he's still in power he's got the money he can get international loans china russia and other countries i've known him a lot of money russia now known me money i can pay the security services and the military and there's no reason why they should change their rights well that'

violating coronavirus restrictions 13 colombians were killed in the days of unrest that followed britain france and germany say u.n. sanctions relief for iran will continue despite american pressure the u.s. triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council last month pressing for the reimposition of sanctions as of sunday . madrid is going back into lockdown after riots in code with 19 cases in the u.k. the prime minister says the 2nd wave is inevitable up next the listening post i'll have more news in 28 minutes i'll see that. al-jazeera. right well after. a surprise announcement from the oval office at the time is right i. was talking like that just. now we got it. some for you said tom. i know others call an election nearing for trump and that ya. know i mean actually to be sitting in for richard gaisford and you're watching the listening post working from home here are the media stories we're covering this week the abraham accords behind all the talk about peace between israel and the gulf states there is a lot of posturing and even more p.r. . in the united states an affiliate of th

face of aggression on sunday iran's president threatened a strong response sanctions are imposed britain france and germany say sanctions relief will continue. said bank has more from toronto speaking on the occasion of the start of the iran iraq war 40 years ago and what he said was that the west the united states and the west armed iraq they gave him weapons but didn't arm iran and he said specifically talking about the west he said that the europeans trampled over their human rights when they were dealing with iraq and arming saddam hussein and said this is the west we should remember this we should keep these memories in mind when dealing with the west now that's a message not just for the iranian citizens it's a message to the institutions here and the politicians but also western leaders and he's letting the west know this is the pro choice the approach to iran takes that it has been shaped by the conflict that iran iraq war and how the west armed so the hussein so iran is still very suspicious and skeptical of the west and in terms of buying arms well yesterday divides the reef the forei

which has threatened to punish countries opposing its action but britain france and germany insist that relief will remain as part of the 2015 nuclear deal al-jazeera as i said big has more from tehran well to han has always maintained that the united states is in no position to reimpose these sanctions or even trigger that snapback be.

he was poisoned with the russian agent navi chalk last month the kremlin denies involvement britain france and germany say un sanctions relief for iran will continue the u.s. wants measures to be reimposed on sunday in the so-called snap back procedure last month that triggered a 30 day process at the u.n. security council pressing for a return of sanctions the european nations say the action is not legal because the u.s. quit the iran nuclear deal in 2018. britain's government is facing increasing criticism about the lack of testing available for people with covert 900 symptoms maybe say they're being forced to wait for days because the system can't cope with demand for the 2nd wave of the virus emerging the government is considering new restrictions. those the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera right after inside story just coming up next. uninstalled take talking and we chat stunnel truong danced me to a popular chinese absolutely security concerns does this while the americans own their freedoms and what it leads to an east west of values over the internet this is inside s

un security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran america's major allies britain france and germany have already written to the u.n. to say sanctions relief will remain this dispute is over the iran nuclear deal which washington did pull out of 2 years ago so the other signatories say it no longer has the legal power to enforce any changes or diplomatic editor james bases . it's a route that even pitted the u.s. against some of its closest allies it's now over 5 years since the iran nuclear deal was signed in vienna.

trigger a clause that would re—establish sanctions. 0ther signatories to the deal — including britain, francep the agreement intact, and haven't agreed to reinstate the sanctions. tens of thousands of people have gathered in the rain in the thai capital, bangkok, calling for reform of the political system, and the monarchy. there have been a series of student—led demonstrations since mid—july growing in size as anti—government anger continues to grow. this protest, which is lasting two days, is expected to be one of the biggest — as jonathan head reports from bangkok. well, we've seen the momentum building throughout this year of this anti—government movement. frustrated by a lot of issues — the economy has been hammered by covid, the government that's in office now took power away, which most people regard as questionable under a constitution written by the military and there've been a number of scandals. and that's brought people from all generations out in opposition to the government — this is the most ambitious rally yet, this university has long been associated with dissent. but perhaps

britain, france and germany have also condemned the us decision to re—imopose sanctions. eld at westminster abbey. the battle was a dramatic turning point in world war two — when 1500 pilots and aircrew lost their lives fighting the german airforce. today's service was the abbey's first major event since lockdown although fewer than 100 guests attended. sarah campbell reports. the sights and sounds of 19110 as a hurricane in three spitfires flew over london today. 80 years ago the sta kes over london today. 80 years ago the stakes couldn't have been higher. sir winston churchill famously called the young pilots "the few", and the stakes couldn't have been higher back in 1940. archive newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action. it was the first time a pivotal military battle was fought in the air. the nazis' plan to overwhelm the allied air defences and then launch a land invasion. their plan failed. today the prime minister arrived at westminster abbey to remember the sacrifices made, along with the leader of the opposition, all in masks, in this, the first major

other signatories to the deal, including britain, france and germany, dispute this. ns. the slovenian cyclist tadej pogacar is to be crowned the tour de france champion on sunday, following a remarkable turnaround on the penultimate day of the race. atjust 21 years old, pogachar is set to become the youngest winner of the race in 111 years, and the first ever slovenian to wear the winners' yellow jersey on the final ride into paris. jack kilbride reports. it's been described as one of the greatest time trail rides in the history of the tour de france. tadej pogacar started the penultimate stage 57 seconds behind the man in the yellow jersey, primoz seconds behind the man in the yellowjersey, primoz roglic, to don xo to snatch the allergens, he had to be quick, and quick he was. crossing the finish line one minute and 21 seconds faster than anyone else. for roberts, still on the road and knowing he let the yellow jersey slip through road and knowing he let the yellowjersey slip through his fingers, he finished 59 seconds behind tadej pogacar. and the tadej pogacar, who

crushing response to the united states after it may be unilateral moves to reimpose sanctions britain france and germany say they won't cooperate with the americans and the sanctions relief iran under the 2015 nuclear deal will remain in place in our other top stories democratic presidential nominee joe biden is a senate republicans to do what is right and speaking at a campaign rally just now he said that if he wins the november election he should be able to nominate we've begun the successor and that donald trump's nominee should be withdrawn. and then tens of thousands of people have been marching through the better russian capital again demanding a change in government as a large police presence in the capital with many protesters having been detained. or in other stories of following people moving into a new refugee camp on the greek island of lies boss of describe the conditions inside as horrible after concerns that the a sleep built facility is just not ready for them around 1000 people have arrived in the new settlement in the past few days they were displaced almost 2 weeks ago aft

could still trigger a clause to re—establish sanctions. 0ther signatories to the deal, including britain, france headlines: president trump says he hopes to name a woman within the next week as his choice to replace the supreme court judge ruth bader ginsburg. who tests positive for coronavirus stiff financial penalties for anyone in england who tests positive for coronavirus but fails to self—isolate. president trump has approved a deal that would see american firms take significant stakes in the us arm of tiktok. the deal allows the app, which is currently wholly— owned by a chinese company, to continue operating in the us. mr trump had previously threatened to shut it down, saying it posed a security risk. oracle and walmart are set to become partners in the business, but tiktok‘s current chinese owner, bytedance, would retain a large stake. conceptually, i think it is a great deal for america. they will be hiring at least 25,000 people. it will most likely be incorporated in texas, it will be a brand—new company. it will have nothing to do with any outside land, any outside country. it will

iraq war on sunday iran's president threatened a strong response if the sanctions a reimposed britain france and germany say sanctions relief will continue to tehran and my colleague our correspondent. just in the last hour we've heard the latest from the international atomic energy agency the the how do we read what they're saying about this out of vienna. well the head of the. grocery has said that iran is complying with inspections and that the i.a.e.a. see diplomacy as the way forward now he did visit iran at the end of last month and there was this dispute over these 2 sites where it was alleged nuclear material was either stored to used in the early 2000 it's now iran had blocked access to those sites but after a few days here meeting with foreign minister javad zarif and president hassan rouhani iran did allow inspections of those sites and this is a day after the united states has announced that the u.n. sanctions are back in place and if the united states was looking for support or something different from the well definitely not getting it. is concerned iran is complying and for di

aggression on sunday iran's president threatened a strong response if sanctions are reimposed britain france and germany say sanctions relief will continue as said bank has more from toronto. speaking on the occasion of the start of the iran iraq war 40 years ago and what he said was that the west the united states and the west armed iraq they gave him weapons but didn't iran and he said specifically talking about the west he said that the europeans trampled over their human rights when they were dealing with iraq and arming saddam hussein and said this is the west we should remember this if you keep these memories in mind when dealing with the west now that's a message not just for the iranians it's the message to the institutions here and the politicians but also western leaders and he's letting the west know that this is approaching the approach to iran takes that has been shaped by a conflict that iran iraq war and how the west armed saddam hussein so iran is still very suspicious and skeptical of the west and in terms of buying arms well yesterday divides the reef the foreign minister s