stupid so maybe that's a point ok well what was simply good in the half was that goal wasn't from catania i think you can see the highlights of it now. let me strike just on the edge of the ball. i saw the bridge.

in the back of the net unfortunately he was offside all the long distance efforts by winning unfit catania really the best of that brazil could create costa rica themselves having the charms as well to break the deadlock but overall a much tighter game than perhaps many of these brazilian fans had thought of course there are tens of thousands of them celebrating and one of them that i managed to catch up with is now roads he's travelled over fifteen thousand kilometers from brazil in a fifty year old volkswagen beetle that we managed to catch up with him earlier this week and find out his story. this fifty year old volkswagen beetle has been driven by mr noah and his friend col from brazil that shovel to hump a dozen south american countries before getting his ship over the ocean to come here and enjoy the world cup now we're going to take me for a drive and i'm going to ask him some questions about his journey. let's go. play that. when i was a little boy i asked my father to take me to the world cup in argentina which is pretty close to personal and my father told me it was impossible to

stupid so maybe that's a point ok well what was simply good and now half was that goal wasn't from catania i think you can see the highlights of it now. lovely strike just on the edge of the ball. on the bridge when the ball is. serious. if you start celebrating when the ball left just food not when the ball hit and you knew it in strange to score a lot of goals like that from that of the exact positional maze that is active that position something as i have a favorite position. also because in some areas they put their feet many many many many times during the game and philippe is since liverpool times will sporting lots of of it was my play when i was seventeen. not really my play my player but he was coming sometimes to train with with the first super talented boy and then you have a fully developed in an amazing way sure wouldn't practice something like that at training players do it yet when the when the players they know. very well that's something they try to be very good and it's right to develop some specific talent they have and philippa knows for sure that this is a fantastic po

situation in terms of where these folks and people are in theit josephine: we had a new arrival in catania. an italian coast guard vessel brought in more than 900 migrants who landed there this morning. that is an interesting distinction since we have had such an uproar over the fate of the aquarius. the interior minister says this is different because this boat had been brought in by an italian vessel and not by an ngo . he wants to shut out the ngo movie said are running a business of trafficking across the mediterranean. so this boat has landed with 900 immigrants. ngowatch, the german nco -- , had another vessel with 40 survivors trying to make its way from libyan waters. it will be interesting if we see another confrontation between that ngo and the italian government because mr. salvini has said we will not be accepting that vessel. anchor: we will keep you updated on that. .hink you, josephine mckenna now to yemen, an internation coalition of countries led by saudi arabia has launched an assault against their main port. this is the battle for yemen's fourth-largest city. gunfire dir

them land in italy. 0ur correspondent, james reynolds sent this update from the sicilian port of catania must obey their international obligations, and france has called the apparent policy of stopping ngo ships here cynical and irresponsible. the italian populist government doesn‘t really worry about those criticisms, and if you look closely at its policy, you will find this. there is still a way for rescued migrants to reach these shores. the italian coastguard continues to play a leading role in the search and rescue of migrants in the mediterranean, and in the morning, in this port, we expect the coastguard to drop off around 900 migrants that it has rescued. so it seems that italy remains open, so long as you are brought here under an italian flag. what‘s in a name? well arguably, quite a lot. particularly if you are called "macedonia". after a 27 year deadlock with greece, the former yugoslav republic will now be known as the republic of north macedonia. the change aims to distinguish the country from the greek province of the same name. caroline rigby reports. it‘s a dispute that

mainly from west africa. 0ur correspondent james reynolds sent this update from the sicilian port of catania pointedly that democracies must obey their international obligations, and france has called the apparent policy of stopping ngo ships here cynical and irresponsible. the italian populist government doesn't really worry about those criticisms, and if you look closely at its policy, you will find this. there is still a way for rescued migrants to reach these shores. the italian coastguard continues to play a leading role in the search and rescue of migrants in the mediterranean, and in the morning, in this sport, we expect the coastguard to drop off around 900 migrants that it has rescued. so it seems that italy remains open, so long as you are brought here under an italian flag. let's return to our main story, the singapore summit. the day itself wasn't short of dramatic images, most notably president trump and kimjong—un shaking hands on a red carpet, with the north korean and us flags as a backdrop. but what did we learn from their body language? trump is clearly making an effort to

this is exactly what the fish mongers in catania's market have been saying for some time, just slightlyout across europe. 50 here, 50 there. that would be fine. by rejecting the aquarius, italy has unilaterally created its own de facto relocation scheme. spain will take this boat but who will take the next one? james reynolds, bbc news, sicily. it's getting harder and harder to hire enough people to look after the elderly and vulnerable in their homes, according to both care companies and local authorities. more than 600,000 people in the uk already get social care at home. now a new poll suggests that most people would support a rise in spending on the care system of nearly 4% to help meet the growing demand. in the second in her series on the social care crisis in england, our correspondent alison holt has been talking to a care worker in norwich. if it takes 45 minutes and i've only got 30 minutes, then i'm not going to say, "sorry, your time's up, got to go." from the start of her day, sarahjarvis knows she'll be balancing the needs of the people she's caring for... start at the top

james reynolds is in the sicilian port of catania for us. james.ast of sicily, and we expect it to set sail for its new destination of spain. the spanish decision to step in as appeared to bring to an end what was appeared to bring to an end what was a dramatic stand—off. the aquarius sailed into the mediterranean as normal on saturday in order to save lives. italian naval officials directed it towards migrants struggling to stay afloat off the coast of libya. there's more life jackets, take them off people if you must. let's go. this was not an easy rescue. we need starboard side recovery right now! but in the end, everyone was saved. one by one, guys. you, in the raft, let's go. the aquarius then headed north, expecting to dock at a port here in sicily, but italy's new government said no — it no longer wants to take in the people it helps to save. nearby malta also closed its ports. the rescue ship was suddenly stuck at sea with hundreds of vulnerable passengers on board. we have over a hundred children on board, and small babies as well, and mul

the ship arrived in the port of catania, carrying more than 900 migrants.ius, which has now been given permission to dock in spain. italy's new right—wing interior minister matteo salvini is taking a hardline stance on immigration. england's footballers have taken part in their first training session at their world cup base in russia. the team was met by 400 children and local dignitaries. england's kick off their campaign against tunisia on monday. natalie pirks sent this report from the team's base near repino. putting a friendly face on it, england's first kickabout on russian soil was watched by fans eager for a glimpse of their favourite stars. and farfrom the glimpse of their favourite stars. and far from the stereotype of the surly russian, these fans were open and engaging and knowledgeable. surly russian, these fans were open and engaging and knowledgeablem is my favourite team. i love english will all. i always dreamt to see them. it is tough to be a football player in england, you have very high hopes, expectations. we have the same problem in ru

james reynolds is in the sicilian port of catania for us. james, where is this boat tonight? valencia, its destination, by saturday. the ship leaves in its wake a series of damaged relationships in europe. spain says pointedly that democracies must obey their international obligations, and france has called the apparent policy of stopping ngo ships here cynical and irresponsible. the italian populist government doesn't really worry about those criticisms, and if you look closely at its policy, find this — there is still a way for rescued migrants to reach these shores. the italian coastguard continues to play a leading role in the search and rescue of migrants in the search and rescue of migrants in the mediterranean, and in the morning, in this board, we expect the coastguard to drop off around 900 migrants that it has rescued. so it seems that italy remains open so long as you brought here under and italian flag. james, thank you, james reynolds there. the 2018 world cup kicks off in russia in just two days' time. this afternoon, the england team flew into st petersburg bef

this is exactly what the fish mongers in catania's market have been saying for some time, just slightlyore bluntly. translation: there is no space here. migrants should be spread out across europe. 50 here, 50 there. that would be fine. by rejecting the aquarius, italy has unilaterally created its own de facto relocation scheme. spain will take this boat but who will take the next one? james reynolds, bbc news, sicily. that's a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news, it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark. i think that grenfell tower should be demolished and they should make a memorial, it should not be sad. a year ago grenfell tower caught fire. for the community, creating a memorialfor the bereaved will be part of the healing process. we've been to new york, to speak to the families of 9/11. more brexit drama as snp mps stage a walk—out of prime minster‘s questions. i ordered the right honourable gentleman to withdraw immediately from the house for... order! for the remainder of this day's sitting. and pro—remain rebels insist theresa may has given th

an italian coastguard ship has docked in the sicilian port of catania, with hundreds of rescued migrantsd a diplomatic row, with france accusing italy of being irresponsible and the italian foreign ministry summoning the french ambassador to explain the comments. italy's new populist government has said that ports will now only be open to italian rescue boats, as james reynolds, who's in catania, explains. the arrival of this italian coastguard ship carrying around 900 rescued migrants is a rather vivid illustration of the congregated nature of italy's new migration policy. it seems that this country and its ports remain open to rescued migrants so long as they are brought in on ships which carry the italian flag and as you can see up there the coastguard is an official italian ship, so it gets to land here. italy's restrictions imposed by the new populist government appear to apply only to foreign flagged ngo boats have been coming and going in recent yea rs boats have been coming and going in recent years and remember on sunday italy restricted the arrival of the aquarius and set it of

james reynolds sent us this report from the sicilian port of catania.ling to stay afloat off the coast of libya. this was not an easy rescue. but in the end everyone was saved. 0ne but in the end everyone was saved. one by one guys. you in the raft. let's go. the aquarius headed north expecting to dock at a port here in sicily. but italy's new government said no. it no longer wants to take in the people it helps to save. nearby malta also closed its ports. the rescue ship was suddenly stuck at sea, with hundreds of vulnerable passengers onboard. 0ver100 children onboard and small babies as well and multiple women including seven pregnant women, the situation will become more and more difficult onboard, our capacity is normally 500 people, we are at 629. the sights of endless waves of migrants angered many. the populists won power by promising to solve the problem. ten days after taking office, they won a first victory. the problem has been solved thanks to the generosity of the spanish government. clearly the eu can't go on this way, today is a new begi

the ship arrived in the port of catania, carrying more than 900 people, and was allowed to dock becausetake in the other rescue boat, the franco—german aquarius, which has now been given permission to dock in spain. italy's new right—wing interior minister matteo salvini, has decided to adopt a hardline stance, on immigration. aid agencies are warning of a potential humanitarian catastrophe in bangladesh. several rohingya refugees have died, with the arrival of monsoon rains. as many as 200,000 refugees could be at immediate risk from flooding and landslides. japan has voted to lower its official age of adulthood, from 20 to 18. the change to the civil code means 18—year—olds can marry, or obtain a passport, without parental consent. they will, however, still be barred from drinking alcohol, smoking or gambling, until they reach 20. their political leaders may have been at odds, but today, the us, canada and mexico were chosen to host the 2026 world cup, with theirjoint bid. fifa made the announcement, on the eve of russia's world cup, which starts tomorrow. it'll be the first time the

the ship arrived in the port of catania, carrying more than 900 migrants.given permission to dock in spain. italy's new right—wing interior minister matteo salvini is taking a hardline stance on immigration. slightly—raised blood pressure in middle age could lead to an increased risk of getting dementia in later life, according to a new study. researchers at university college london analysed the medical records of almost nine thousand civil servants. they found that 50—year—olds with higher than average blood pressure have a 45% greater risk of dementia than someone with a lower measurement. there's been a big increase in the number of deaths from flu in scotland in the first three months of this year. there were 331 deaths compared to 72 in the same period last year — the majority of which happened in january. overall, the number of people who died from respiratory diseases increased by 36%. time for a look at the weather... here's susan powell. we have an unseasonably windy spell of weather on the way for the british isles in the next 24 hours. it even h

these are live pictures from the port of catania, a coastguard boat with almost 1000 migrants on board 31 centimetres needed to make him a british sporting legend as part of the unforgettable super saturday. now, greg has announced that he plans to hang up his athletics spikes at the end of the season. we‘ll speak to him in a moment. first, let‘s have a reminder of his golden career. 0h, oh, it is big! has he got a white flag...? he has! # you can be a hero, you can get the gold #do it gold # do it for your people, do it for your pride # you‘re never going to know if you never even try... commentator: he has now won everything you can. # and the world‘s going to know your name... and here he is, former european, world and commonwealth champion in the long jump, greg rutherford. it is lovely to see you. and you! you have been such an inspiration to watch, this cannot have been an easy decision? yes and no. from my point of view, pain has been where i have been for a while now. i had these two rather large surgeries last year and it has taken me quite a long time to get back from them. w