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about a cartoon depicting benghazi man netanyahu with a star of david as a dog on a leash held by alind president trump. earlier the times released a statement saying it was wrong to run a cartoon with anti-semitic troeps. >> the times said the decision to run the syndicated cartoon was made by a single editor working without adequate oversight. brett stevens blast theed newspaper writing a column called a despicable cartoon in the times. >>> five men trapped in a cave in southwest virginia have been rescued. emergency crews raced around the clock sunday to save them. six men entered the cave in the town of cleveland. one of the men who emerged early said the others were having difficulty getting out. he said they were exhausted and starting to have problems with hypothermia. >> this cave was very it ctechn, very restricted passageways so it was very tough to access. >> the group had plans to camp in the cave until sunday but a heavy downpour saturday night complicated those plans to say the least. >>> one person is dead, seven others injured after gunfire broke out at a neighborhoo

. >>> "the new york times" is promising significant changes after publishing an anti-semitic cartoon in its international edition. the paper says it's deeply sorry about a cartoon depicting israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the star of david as a dog on a leash held by a blind president trump. earlier the times released a statement saying it was wrong to run a cartoon that contained anti-semitic tropes but it did not initially apologize. >> cnn learned "new york times" staffers were alarmed by the cartoon and dismayed by the initial response. the times said the decision was made by a single editor working without adequate oversight. brett stevens blasted the newspaper writing a column entitled a despicable cartoon in the times. >>> five men trapped in a cave in southwest virginia have been rescued. >> emergency crews in four states race around the clock sunday to save them. six men entered the cave in the town of cleveland friday at 7:00 p.m. one of the men who emerged early yesterday morning said the others were having difficulty getting out. he said they were exhausted and

there has been a second one, we don't think the second cartoon falls into that category. for now we decided to suspend the future publication of syndicated cartoon, also an image of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu but for now suspending the syndicated cartoon at the new york times, so much breaking news, more ahead, a brand-new lawsuit filed by the president and sweeping changes to the assignment rules, we will touch on those and tell you what is breaking, democrats of the attorney general playing a game of chicken and nancy pelosi speaking out. kenneth starr and harry litman join us with all the legal implications. hottest taqueria? and the hottest...what are those? oh, pierogis? and this is the averys wondering if eating out is eating into saving for their first home. this is jc... (team member) welcome to wells fargo, how may i help? (vo) who's here to help with a free financial health conversation, no strings attached. this is the averys with the support they needed to get back on track. well done guys. (team member) this is wells fargo. who we are as pe

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that cartoon is anti-semitic because it goes back to the old days in the forty's where the dish termer used to used to have germans and americans were germans and jews. portrayed as dogs or or a lapdog for american policy and it's unbelievable and unacceptable reaction in israel's biggest city there well in the united states the reaction we heard centered on finding the line between satire and sensitivity. i think the real problem here is the fact that they've kind of misrepresented the jewish identity around israel and around politics and i think it's much deeper than that although i think is important i understand it's a cartoon kind of thing in a time where things are kind of sensitive and we have to use caution in how we express ourselves and i don't think it's anti semitic i think it's interesting and i think that it shows that china has a lot of influence in israel. what is particularly embarrassing for the new york times is that it's been trying to lead the way in tackling anti semitism it's accuse the left wing politicians such as u.s. representative. british opposition leader

with cartoon. >> sean: look at this article. and one of the european newspapers.ews are leaving europe because of anti-semitism. no one would condemn her -- >> they won't call out rising anti-semitism in the democratic party. >> sean: what do your friends? >> they are making excuses for elin omar. >> that was a powerful piece today. >> sean: honestly, standing apart from what you do. great work from both of you. we have to keep our eye on this. when we come back, kellyanne conway in a feud with ocasio-cortez. she will explain it when we come back. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. welcome to fowler, indi

this is way beyond being a cartoon.it get into the paper in the first place, and what is the times saying about it now? we'll be right back. a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, se

a cartoon that i think is available to you in your packs this morning. a female figure with her arm outstretched points at lincoln, stands outside the war department between edward stanton and joe hooker and asks suns are my 15,000 murdered at fredericksburg? joke from an of a outraged interruption. go tell your joke at springfield. democrats insinuated a critique of lincoln the joker into each and every one of their campaigning themes of 1864. none was more challenging then the charge of lincoln's shocking levity and the face of numbing military slaughter. lays the maker who nation across his knee and tickles her catastrophe with obscene jokes and little stories came a campaign staple. nothing gave this attacked greater power than the bogus accusation that when visiting the blood drenched antietam battlefield in october 1862, lincoln had shattered its sanctity by asking to hear a vulgar comic song while touring the field with bodies yet warm in their graves. mcclellan, by george lincoln drove over the field as heavy details of men were burying the dead.

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the new york times has been forced to to apologize for printing an anti-semitic cartoon that appeared in the papers international edition and depicts the israeli prime minister as a guide dog leading president trump who is wearing dark glasses and a skull cap the new york times says publishing it was an error of judgment and has since deleted it here's what some people in tel aviv have been saying about the image. i don't think we have to be so sensitive and keep on bringing up anti-semitic things every single time we see them i think. it's for sure and i'm just photo i don't think it's the same me taste. political. cartoonist anti-semitic because it goes back to the old days in the forty's when dish termer used to used to have germans and americans or germans and jews. portrayed as dogs or or a lapdog for american policy and it's unbelievable and unacceptable. in the united states the reaction we've heard centered on finding the line between satire and sensitivity. i think the real problem here is the fact that they've kind of misrepresented the jewish identity around israel and arou

matt has beautifully blended a couple of stories. 50, the cartoon is ofa a couple of stories. 50, the cartoon is of a police officer talking to a man who appears to have stuck his hands on the wall and he is saying, "this isn't a climate change protest, i've glued myself here so i don't have to finish the marathon on." benedict is going to be walking the length of the marathon in may. if you are running tomorrow, i don't know why you would be up at this time of night, but good luck to anybody. i'm glad you are doing it so anybody. i'm glad you are doing it sol anybody. i'm glad you are doing it so i don't have to. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you john and benedicte. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's releases, mark kermode. mark, you got something for everyo

this was an offensive cartoon from a few days back and then a few days later they had another cartoont replaced the one they had sort of apologized for. look at that one. so this is where we are. like, what is going on here? >> i go in history, my own personal history, 17 years ago a journalist daniel pearl was kidnapped and murdered. by one brand of anti-semitism. three men walked into a room with a knife and a video camera and took danny's life. that was one type of extremism from within my community. this past weekend, we had another type of extremism against a jewish woman and her synagogue. so these are bookends on the same type of hate. this idea of just looking out one aspect of hate in our world, to me, it is through diminishing. it doesn't include all that we need to do. for these 17 years and my muslim community, i've said this is our holy book. every word in chapter in which we condemn the jews were the christians must go. we can't accept that kind of interpretation and the 21st century. that young man who was arrested this weekend, a convert to islam who wanted to attack m

that's the subject of this week's state of the cartoon-ion. on a call quote world leaders are almost begging me to save the world. he seems to see himself as anned a avenger sweeping in. >> we're in the battle for the soul of this nation. >> is he the man for this time? he ran 32 years ago, the number one song in america was kim wild's "you keep me hanging on ". ♪ >> the number one song when he was elected to the senate in 1982, like captain america biden may have catching up to do on where the culture is today. >> it's all about taking selfies together. >> if he sees himself as captain america, the ever growing field of democratic avengers like the avenger that can never really decide if he's part of the group or not. >> stop when democrats don't generate excitement. >> along with other avengers like the studious type. >> i'm mad as hell and fed up. >> or the book is surprisingly spry one over there or most recently has been shrinking or that tough one. and on and on there are so many and before these avengers can take on trump, they will fin

here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco drawings called cartoons to a plaster wall. eventually for rocky allowed him to paint one of the angels in his panel of the baptism of christ it's obvious that leonardo's angel is much more beautiful than the rather dour angel to the right painted by photo peel himself so how did he create such lovely and gelug faces the answer by using a new invention called oils. as most of florence still use the flat collars of tempera paint which drives quickly leonardo had begun to experiment with pigments mixed with oils the technique first developed in northern europe they adventists all have several suspects temporaries that in order to create a three dimensional object you pretty much have to mix every single color that you put in there or crosshatch it so you get the feeling that i mentioned but with oil you didn't have that problem you can have an incredible range from black to white almost seamlessly and sell this was a huge shift for for the artists and the renaissance. and there is a classically trained artist w

and then, a career, and ives cartoon, running the machine, as lincoln, laughing uproariously, at his own jokes, the new secretary of the treasury, william -- -- greenback. above all, the -- episode, offer the best target for illicit tech. especially was a poorly executed, but still arresting cartoon, headed commander in chief, conciliate, the soldiers post on the battlefield, which policies would you both should have any papers, it placed lincoln at the center, flag, and a long cloak, and -- a reminder, of the powers -- for the worn, when cutting short his journeys to washington, as president-elect. several dead bodies are being carried from the field, while an officer, evidently mcclellan, tends to a wounded -- a distorted figure, his back to the viewer, signaled his distress, by holding a hand to his eyes, -- is the president demands, now marshall, sing us the butler, or something else that is funny. -- songbook routinely deploys this malignant reading of lincoln, in there versus, you may call your black battalion, to aid your stinking course, and substitute your vulgar jokes, of l

this is an anti-semitic cartoon. the "new york times" apologized for the fact that this was published. how is it that a cartoon like this gets to a single newspaper? >> this is anti-semitic propaganda. we have seen it across the globe. adl tracks propaganda across the globe. it is great that the "new york times" retracted it and published an apology. the key theme is there is no one industry or political party that has a monopoly on anti-semitism. it's across the board. whether it's journalism and papers like the "new york times," political parties or any industry, social media, et cetera. anti-semitism continues to rear its ugly head in all facets of american life. this is another example we should denounce. more leaders across the country need to do more to stand up and speak out against this type of heinous propaganda >> thank you very much for waking up with us and helping us to understand what we are seeing and what's apparently getting worse. >> thank you. >> ahead on "new day" we'll speak with the woman's daug

at iwos, my cartoons i had some cartoons in japanese, and none of not seen them anymore. i do not know where they are. we did some sketches of the language, i create the navajo language then it is written, the written language, i teach the navajo language, for the white person, for any person who does not speak navajo. it conversational. and then the navajo writing, reading and writing. writing in avajo textbook. it, peopl manyusing people are using that textbook. on the navajo nation, everywhere navajo, crown point, and around albuquerque. so i did a lot of work all the myself up, to keep the children, and the first person who started teaching the navajo language was in college, a curriculum. and i never to me, had a trouble about writing. i went in the classroom, they told me you write navajo language, and i said yes, well, you are going to and isome of the classes, took some nice teachings from , and i talklleges , itt the navajo nation would be every community, and , and weisitor comes , where itve a class was my job, and i was going there for a while, almost 30 years

leaf through some cartoons here. is going to be the central pacific, this is the guardian of california come on which is pretty much keeping out people. this is on crocker and leland stanford, melting california dry. railroads, as the caption says, sucking her dry. this is three of the big four, the three who were still living thehe time, keeping on railroad commission in one hand and the legislature and the other hand. my interest is in this part of .t, how they made their money and less than this part, because most of the accounts and with the driving of the golden spike. i'm less interested in the building of it then how it actually operates, how it works in california in the 19th century. this is where the culmination of the story is. you have all seen these pictures, you will see them again. over the nextm year for this centennial. i'll skip over them to get more to this, which is a railroad actually in operation. the best way to think of the central pacific railroad is it is the modern california high-speed rai

has more from cartoon. from day one since the removal of former president omar bashir the protesters has never have never really. felt that they need to trust whatever the military leaders whatever decisions they take every day they have a new demands and every day they galvanize their base and bring more protestors to their to the venue here to the city in sight in front of the military headquarters and the one strong message they give every baby is that we're not going to go home we're not going to give up and not go into this protest and these sit ins until you are sure one hundred percent but this time around our revolution is not going to be stolen by the military this has happened twice before at least in sudan going to place because of popular pressure on the government on corrupt governments on desperate to governments and years after that months if it became clear that it is just a coup and not a revolution and not a change in the situation this time around they have then to lessons from that histo

they haven't said how it happened and published this cartoon. >> what a lot of reporters are great abouty make a mistake. they are usually quite transparent how this happened and how a source mislead them for instance and "the new york times" needs to do the same thing. it should not get in a defensive crowd. it should release a statement and say with very granular detail this is how we allowed -- >> how did this happen? >> unspeakable cartoon. >> error in judgment. >> "the new york times" only aids in that when it publishes that silly statement of regret about it. >> if we hear more we'll have it from cnn.com and a way of how this happened. are full of this complicated, tricky language about their network and offers and blah blah blah. look. sprint's going to do things differently. and let you decide for yourself. they're offering a new 100% total satisfaction guarantee. try it out and see the savings. if you don't love it, get your money back. see? simple. now sprint's unlimited plan comes with one of the newest phones included for just $35 a month. so switch now. for people with heari

i got a cartoon in my office that i think you saw it, marty.very time the president came in he would turn it around. it says, there's a picture of a new yorker. it's a picture of a rotund guy with a black turtleneck, mask, and beret. he sitting at a table being interrogated. there is a big burlap back on the table with a money sign on it. he says how am i supposed to know he was a job creator? the only people who are job creators stockholders. how did that happen? line? we used to have everybody who was in on the deal. it used to be a basic bargain that if you contributed to the benefit of the outfit you work with, you get to share in the benefits. that does not happen anymore. wages have gone up very little, productivity has gone up exponentially. where are you sitting? the same place as before. we have had enough of this. i really mean it. would have had enough of this -- we have had enough of this. this bargain has been broken. the fact of the matter is, what they do with this is they go back and -- how can they make that money, buy back all

impaired with indifference from others just in the last few days "the new york times" the anti- somatic cartoon and optionally ran in print the times compoundedrr it issuing a correction failing to apologize for which it was trafficked fortunately the times has finally published what appears to be a genuine apology. iis episodes as one columnist explained was an astonishing act of vigorous - - ignorance of anti-semitism to be hyper alert to nearly every conceivable expression in other words, with those sensibilities and attitudes in a way never to be tolerated in the second by other groups. combined with all the troubling statistics i have discussed in the past they cannot be clearer the anti-semitism what that required in one example we know the anti-semitism masquerades as political opposition to israel and appears legitimate but today as hate for the jewish people have alarming frequency this charade is seen as what it is and then to take action to condemn that included s-1 legislation the senate passed earlier this year a provision to help local governments push back for the influence to en

and yes, there was a cartoon, a lot of cartoons about the election of donald trump, how would the lincoln memorial react? who knows, but this was one. and it's just surprise, that's all it says, right? this is daniel chester french in front of the memorial he built as an old man. robert lincoln used to visit it, he would stop, the driver would hold his car and he would go up and say, isn't it magnificent. by then, the iconography and meaning had not changed, i'm rather glad it has changed from its original concept. i could not help throwing this in because i took judy collins to see it and she was so overcome, that she did a spontaneous rendition of this land is your land in front of the station, of the statue. four years after it was dedicated, young african- american from washington, who is employed as a bus boy, because he could not get much work after serving as a historian's assistant visited the lincoln memorial. he was soon to unroll alongside thurgood marshall at lincoln university. he was destined to emerge one day as a poet and social activist. his name was langston hughes and t

that headline reads a despicable cartoon in the times.he paper needs to reflect how it came to publish anti-semitic propaganda. >> sandra: the rise in attacks targeting places of worship. the ceo of the anti-defamation league will be our guest and join us. stunning new developments in the aftermath of the jussie smollett case. the chicago sun times reporting cook county states attorney kim foxx has been subpoenaed to appear in court. a retired judge is pushing for a special prosecutor to investigate her handling of the case. mike tobin is live from chicago. mike, why is kim foxx being subpoenaed? >> the petition asking for a special prosecutor says foxx's handling of the case was plagued with irregularity. she said she would recuse herself from the jussie smollett case around the time he was treated from the victim as being charged by police. the reason she was stepping aside. she had extensive contact with supporters of smollett when he was thought to be a victim. foxx didn't recuse the prosecutors office. texts revealed she made recomme

to fifty or even convert fourth plus term when his fourth term as extended some cartoons. at one person here reacting a jubilantly yes another saying mexicana suite what's next because that is of course the question is the james thahat's e question was asked we don't know what's gonna happen off this. beautifully could they miss young this is one another -- doing car at pacific cartoons take and as you can see there nobody did that how would you say i somewhat. and like i look of chagrin asked the departure of beautifully i suppose that after twenty years very delicately put james are you go i know. to sweets this is sort of a kind of i suppose maybe in an algerian spin on the accents there at no we wanna gone now so that's a d. lamb -- cartoonist i suppose showing the enthusiasmsm or the what's the temptatations of people to see t happen at basically yesterday. and that this is another one expressing that as well i believe you getet hot expreresss hihis wish to dieie in office basicallyy. and this i is one person using n h. f. saying well millions rotarians didn't really

i have a cartoon of my office that i think you saw it, marty. every time the president came and he turned it around. now i have it in my other office. the new yorker is a picture of a great big guy with a black turtleneck, black mask and black beret. he sitting at a table being interrogated. there is a burlap bag with the money sign on it. he's looking at the interrogator and said how was i supposed to know he was a job creator. >> when did it happen that the only people who were job creator were stockholders? my dad busted his rear and selling automobiles as a general manager. you mean to tell me heating create jobs all up and down the line. he's used to be a basic bargain. you contribute to the benefit of the outfit you work with. you got to share in the benefit. that doesn't happen anymore. wages have gone up very little. productivity has gone up exponentially. and where you sitting? the same place you've been before. look, we've had enough of this. not just happening here, happening in union movements all across the country and a lot of ordi

there was this cartoon in the "new york times" over the weekend, that was an anti-semitic cartoon andtatements from our leaders that are single enten dras, flat out ant semitic. >> that was ant submit tick propaganda not just a cartoon. >> also i think that the words coming from the president needs to be stronger. he says that he's against anti-semitism and talks about being against white supremacy but some of his messaging have been confusing. >> i've been doing this work at 20 years looking at extremist narratives, how they speak to each other and i don't recall a time in my doing this work that it has become so mainstream where people don't even tell the difference between what is anti-semitism and what is not. >> how do you stop that? >> again, you would have to consistently speak out the way we do and call it for what it is. defining our terms an educating the public is always critical. >> thanks for coming in. really interesting discussion. i appreciate it. >>> all right. he was the youngest director and first african-american ever to get an oscar nomination. hollywood is rememb

political cartoons like these in addition help directly establish prime minister narendra modi's support for the young candidate. thorson meet at the must also in show or ethical content that follows official guidelines. social media is a belief ordered what we are really not in control of what happens online until it was no use a bit of what they were goes online from these these are gone that we can go. supporters to exuberance to be but it about privacy and peek nails. but it is what happens online that may well decide this election. and one man who has been watching this online space for some time is pretty he's co-founder and editor of news this website tracks down and debunks fake news in india but glad you could join us how significant would you say is that all over social media in india's general election this time around. so if you come back to two thousand and fourteen in two thousand and fourteen. there's a section of opposition which had access to smartphones and mobile internet connection that was largely the open publishing deal one to get just east but possible to two thou

just in the last few days the new york times published a transfer anti-somatic political cartoon international edition. not just online, it ran in print. the times compounded the error by issuing an initial correction that failed to accurately apologize to the blatant anti-somatic trucks in which the cartoontraffic .f fortunately at times as sense finally published what appears to be a genuine apology. >> this episode is one of the new york times on colonists explained was an astonishing act of ignorance of anti-semitism. oa publication that otherwise hyper alert to nearly every conceivable expression of prejudice. in other words, even instant important institutions that strive to meet aggressive sensitivity can be blinded jewish presidents in a way that would never be tolerated for a second where most other vulnerable groups are concerned. combined with all the troubling statistics i discussed on the floor , just could not be clearer that rising anti-semitism requires with action. here's just one example. we know that anti-semitism often macerated as political opposition to israel in an attem

heather: welcome back, new york times apologizing for printing this antisemitic cartoon.ows president trump walking a dog with is laly's prime minister netanyahu's face on it. all the more unacceptable. the new york times without proper oversight is to blame. alyssa milano to not speak negative of democratic hopeful. retweeted quote, #, i pledge to not speak negatively about anyone running for president, do you, some people in social media say her call is against our democracy adding critiquing candidates is what primaries are for. we asked you what you think and most of you agreed with critics. goes to show how bias she really is. if you can't say anything good, don't say anything at all and bobby tweets, if she just doesn't speak, i would be happy. now time the good, the bad and the ugly, first the good, talking about lucky ducks in illinois, a couple of officers spotted the ducklings that fell in storm drain. they fished them out getting the family of ducks back in a row. and now the bad, a new study shows americans are among the most negative people on the planet. acc

roosevelt and those editorial cartoons, the reason that they were so popular and so effective was that roosevelt was the first president in the age of the modern mass newspaper of the penny press. technological developments in the printing industry made it possible for newspapers to be printed and sold for one penny. newspapers in the middle of the 19th century were like expensive magazines today. ordinary people do not read newspapers you had to have a certain threshold of income but by the beginning of the 20th century everybody could read newspapers so the contributes to the center of american politics, reporters can with great difficulty tell stories about a large group like congress. it's only with great difficulties, it's tempting for reporters to tell about a single individual and if you have a charismatic and arresting individual like roosevelt then it's easier to tell stories about so as the expectations change the system selects four of those characteristics, one of the things that i have gradually inferred from my study is for better or worse this applies to whether you like

rob: paper writing quote we are deeply sorry for the anti-semitic cartoon last thursday.erous and at a time when anti-semitism is on the rise. carley: not speak negatively will democratic presidential hopefuls. rob: retweeting an actor #i pledge to not speak about anybody running for president. do you? some say the call was against our democracy critiquing candidates is what the primaries are for. carley: interesting. rob: the good, the bad, and the ugly. start with the good. a special graduation day for a family in michigan. >> there is not many people that is can say they walked with their sibling and their parents. pretty greatful for that. rob: that's awesome. he graduated from eastern along with his kids ryan and regan. he has been an officer on campus for decades. taking classes for years and timing his graduation with his children. live that. carley: i love that next the bad. camper on a pedestrian bridge proves clearing the mangelled trailer stuck on the oregon walkway. police have no idea how it got up there. they are searching for the driver. rob: final lit ugly

in the latest demonstration against president omar al bashir thousands marched through the capital cartoon chanting peace justice and freedom opponents claim government mismanagement has brought soaring food prices and fuel shortages. more towns and villages are being evacuated in western iran as heavy rains are expected to resume after years of drought two rental downpours over the last two weeks have caused widespread flooding in the region at least seventy people have lost their lives and shelters have been set up to house those displaced by the floods. france says it will oppose any extension to the u.k.'s deadline for leaving the european union unless it presents a clear plan for the way ahead prime minister teresa mayes requests for a grex it delay until the end of june will be considered and in e.u. summit on wednesday. former u.s. president barack obama has held a town hall meeting in berlin as part of a private tour of germany but obama spoke to young emerging leaders from across europe he told them he hoped they would promote tolerance and respect in their community and that he w

there's dancing in the streets of cartoon a sudanese capital but along with the ongoing relief that the military has ended decades of oppression under former president omar al bashir there are fears that the generals will now keep the power for themselves the crowds outside army headquarters demand an immediate handover of power to a civilian transitional government. the new government a real civil government because then. people with qualifications no don't live near their people better be able not only protect our country protect our nirvana the new military council held its first meeting on sunday it's trying to placate the opposition saying it will only rule for a maximum of two years while democratic elections are organized. a quarter of. the opposition forces are in charge of appointing the prime minister and his cabinet for a civilian government. we're calling on them to have a united force but the crucial decision of who will become president is one the council wants to keep for itself and some of its members were key figures an alibi she has regime in. the demonstrators say the

the times, a selling job with their cartoon. i love it.ard tonight. there is only one of them. isn't that brilliant. this is in reference to the winner of the grand national but also theresa may's inability to get over the line with brexit. do you think she will see the funny side of it?|j do not know if she has a sense of humour. idid do not know if she has a sense of humour. i did watch the grand national, anything to get away from brexit. but i put money on a horse did not it really should have been called brexit. 20 quid. it has not beena called brexit. 20 quid. it has not been a good day. it was a good day for me because i did not read anything about rex that early on and i put on twitter i hope there is no exit tonight and it has been called brexit. an absolute pleasure and experience. you can make up now, we're done. that is it for the papers. you can see the front pages on the bbc webpage. if you missed the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thanks to my guests. up next, the film review. a good buy. —— goo

the content just kept young and peppy to resonate with the just response on a political cartoons like these in addition help directly establish prime minister narendra modi's support for the young candidate. social media to you must also ensure ethical content that all those official guidelines. social media is there to believe ford works with is really really more in control of what happens online and since it was all user base or word order or goes online from these these are going . on going to good. supporters meanwhile exuberance to be what it about privacy and be camille's but it is what happens online that may well decide this election. nimish i just while reporting for us there now to some other stories making headlines around the world north korea has demanded washington remove secretary of state mike compare from any future nuclear talks a foreign ministry spokesman described pompei zero as in mature and reckless earlier north korean media as have the country's military had tested a new tactical guided weapon that is the first report of weapons tests and half a year. the u.s