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live in brussels airport i am surprised to see that very novation has to bolster security are still under way the tightening security reminds me of mohamed struggled after the attacks and how he's nearly always interrogated passport control he believes it's because of his name and where he comes from. when driving to report where all those implicated in the twenty seven thousand barcelona and cumbrous attacks came from i tried to review the facts in my head the media reports that the mom who had radicalized american youth to carry out the attacks was also implicated in the two thousand four hundred bombings and that he had traveled to brussels many times while preparing the barcelona. muslim communities are now paying the price of this cruel nation for the actions of a few people like him. he says malkuth only untile far removed from the hustle and bustle of the region scuttle off and on. less than a month after the attacks this muslim community of nearly two hundred families in shock over a number of months their mum i've been back here society had secretly been brainwashing and radicali

so we are talking about brussels airport, 60,000 people who were due to travel today, fly in, fly outrussels, about 20,000 people, even the smaller ones like 0stend and liege as well. behind this, because it is not just about the skies, it is about the public sector workers in general, who for a long time, the three main unions have said that they have had too slow a growth rate when it comes to their wage increases, it is about 0.8% for the next two years in accordance with their wages. so this is a big target against the belgian government, we are talking planes, trains, big automobiles, so the trains, the rails, down to skeleton services today across belgium, we have got the buses on strike as well, skeleton systems. hospitals, a&es are open, bare minimum staff, you've got even the bin collections that are absolutely stripped down to the minimum at the moment, just cleaning the necessary refuge outside the government buildings, ports, too. eurostar that goes from belgium, france to the uk, are saying that they are not affected to the uk, but anything going from brussels to france,

brussels. and news of addict activists who broke into a london airport to prevent deportations and found themselves charged under anti terror and oh. how i once again we've got some dry weather contending cause southern parts of china the litany of course continuing with plenty of celebrations going on thick a time out towards the eastern side of the country started to push its way in shanghai around twelve degrees celsius still getting up into the mid to upper twenty's around hong kong around tied by make the most of it by friday it's going to cool off a little so we'll see those temps to started to fall back to shanghai just six degrees by this stage and still some bits and pieces of right it's that eastern sort of china but for the most part it did stay dry and fine and dry and fine see across a good part of the philippines a few showers well as a possibility in c.s.l. in areas of the country. i was there in simulation down in indonesia down poles in the heat of the day plenty of sunshine in between it's not a complete right to further north bangkok gets up to thirty four degrees pleasant sunshi

brussels on monday evening. bahrainy footballer hakeem al araibi is due to be arriving now at melbourne airport, as a free man.after bahrain dropped its bid to have him extradited from thailand, bringing to an end a case that has drawn international criticism. hakeem al araibi, 25, who fled bahrain in 2014 and received refugee status in australia, was arrested in thailand last year while on his honeymoon. a short time ago our correspondent told us what he was likely to do when he landed. she's going out —— which he will wa nt to she's going out —— which he will want to see his wife first of all, he was on his honeymoon in thailand when he was detained. they have saved his shirt, his football team. he will want to get back to playing for his local team. who knows after that. certainly the football fraternity here say there are other cases they want to highlight. they wa nt cases they want to highlight. they want is a football may be being a cause for good and they are calling on fifa to reform to maybe step up earlier. there was quite a significant delay before the fifa officials in zurich became involved in hi

taking off airport bosses say they can't guarantee safety with a skeleton staff the strike has also paralyzed the belgium's railways and points. nato defense ministers are meeting in brussels to discuss steps needed to protect your update for us a russian nuclear disarmament treaty fails nato secretary general jens stoltenberg urged of russia to be turned to compliance with the i left treaty but said the alliance was making plans for a world without the deal which bans the development of possession of intermediate range nuclear missiles the patches under threat after washington announced its withdrawal earlier this month accusing russia of violating the treaty. to venezuela where the government and opposition of facing off over the delivery of u s aid tuesday saw massive demonstrations across the country demanding the aid be allowed in venezuela and migrants in neighboring colombia also took to the streets in the border city of hutu to where the aid supplies have been stored was president nicolas maduro has described the american aid as a ploy to allow a u.s. invasion and just blocked its entry into the country german president frank about that is in colombia where a large

airport will be diverted to lille or amsterdam. we really want to allow our passengers to continue on their holiday destinations as fast as possible. the strike is set to end by 10pm brussels attempting to look on the bright side. as one commentor put it, the best thing about brussels is that it is easy to get out of. kim gittleson, bbc news. the australian government has responded to a major defeat on immigration policy by announcing that it will reopen the christmas island detention centre. the centre closed last year — it held around 300 asylum seekers in 2017. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in sydney, hywel griffith. i asked him if reopening christmas island was a way of getting around this policy defeat. it's certainly drawn attention towards the government's border protection policies and allowed it to look tough on immigration, and accusing the opposition, which had a major victory in parliament last night. accused it of being soft and potentially opening the door to more people smugglers and more people trying to seek asylum in australia, by landing here illegally. so, scott morrison, who was himself the immigration minister at one stage saying he needs to re

airport will be diverted to lille or amsterdam. we really want to allow our passengers to continue on their holiday destinations as fast as possible. the strike is set to end by 10:00pm brusselsntil then, stranded travellers are attempting to look on the bright side. as one commentor put it, the best thing about brussels is that it is easy to get out of. kim gittleson, bbc news. britain's prime minister, theresa may, has asked mps for more time to discuss a brexit withdrawal deal with european union leaders. with no breakthough in the talks, there is mounting speculation that mrs may could delay any vote on her eu withdrawal agreement until close to 29 march, when the uk is due to leave. the opposition labour party has accused the prime minister of wanting to leave mps with a stark choice between her deal and no deal, but she has denied claims that she is running down the clock on brexit. the talks are at a crucial stage, and we now all need to hold our nerve to get the changes this house requires and deliver brexit on time. by getting the changes we need to the backstop, by protecting and enhancing workers‘ rights and environmental protections, and by enhancing the role of p

airports. germany france and britain have launched a trade mechanism to help european firms bypass u.s. sanctions on iran brussels hopes the special payment system will help save the iran nuclear deal by allowing tehran to keep trading with the e.u. . germany's parliament has held a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the nazi regime and to mark the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz more than a million people were killed there alone the keynote address was given by historian and holocaust survivor with. wall street looks back on a very mixed first month of the year the january it isn't saying goodbye without facebook earnings bringing cheer to investors despite fresh twists of scandal. if you've got him you've got fame we take you to the world's quivery e-sports capital that south korea. also on the show pleasures as we approach the chinese year of the pig. welcome to your business update i'm joined on in berlin thanks for joining us the world's largest social network has gotten even bigger facebook says it's recorded a nine percent increase in users last year that growing user base has

airports. germany france and britain have launched a trade mechanism to help european firms bypass u.s. sanctions on iran brussels hopes the special payment system will help save the iran nuclear deal by allowing tirant to keep trading with the e.u. . germany's parliament has held a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the nazi regime and to mark the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz more than a million people were killed there alone the keynote address was given by historian and holocaust survivor with. he can't leave the country the police are watching him but so far they haven't touched him venezuela's self-proclaimed interim president one why go now he is calling for more countries and for his own military to come to his side and to help force president nicolas maduro out of power tonight along with the us add the european parliament to a growing list of why do supporters in the battle for the future of venezuela i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. the fire at this moment that the security services are at my house asking about my wife. the dictatorship is trying to intimidate u

airports. germany france and britain have launched a trade mechanism to help european firms bypass u.s. sanctions on iran brussels hopes the special payments system will help save the iran nuclear deal by allowing tiran to keep trading with the e.u. . germany's parliament has held a ceremony to commemorate the victims of the nazi regime and to mark the seventy fourth anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz more than a million people were killed there alone the keynote address was given by historian and holocaust survivor so. this is deja vu news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes migration of big cities is outpacing urbanised nation in ethiopia we need the children forced to make a living on the streets of i.d.'s. and just days into a new face it see hundreds of rebels lay down their weapons is it a needle in the democratic republic of congo. then a fishing santa will take it to the people coughing up the donny and funeral tradition that's one of extravagance. and pristine window welcome to news africa and get your change in what happens when to fail.