here i am in japan at the chinese embassy. we are| the chinese embassy. we are here protesting.we have about 30 people. we are just standing together, and there are police. you can see a lot of people around us. that's the other side. this is the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. for me, it is always a wish, because this is one of the closest places to beijing that i can commemorate. fiend closest places to bei'ing that i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction _ i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction have - i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction have you - i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction have you beenj kind of reaction have you been getting there? we can see some of the authorities on the other side of the road. what kind of reaction have you been getting from them?— from them? they are trying to be helpful- — from them? they are trying to be helpful. in _ from them? they are trying to be helpful. in japan _ from them? they are trying to be helpful. in japan there - from them? they are trying to be helpful. in japan there is i be help

he says he was arrested into by where he claims chinese embassy stuff visited him and tried to get him to sign documents in arabic while wrote that to by the police arrest him because of child under the mean pre that almost for 2 months. the dubai government told $1.00 and $1.00 east did, one was detained on domestic charges, and chinese authorities. neither asked about him nor requested to be deported. human rights groups intervened, and the charges were dropped. soon after he moved to the netherlands, where he sold asylum. but ever since he says his life has been dominated by constant harassment. and he says, some of it comes from the official number of a 110 overseas service station. this is a, is number 100. how often he was calling you. and this is in the middle of the night . yeah. to and for, and i just say i say i know you are always please i also i, i saw your phone number. i read the safe guard different reports. you are traditional versus police, who i saw skeptically in the long says what began is calls and messages escalated to bomb threats made in his name and in person i

the chinese embassy and germany say they have never had any contact with one. all tried to silence or harass anyone. the messages include photos of cash and promises to live a. but a quick reversed image search shows the photo is a fake. while i'm with him, the man messages one again, he says he's coming to the netherlands to give him 100000 euros. and his already sent 10th i as in david 5, paypal minutes ago, let's say they send them in your message. they say it's of way out of the way. no stealing to earn money. concerned for his safety. one more tends the money and blocks than from contacting him. again. he's convinced that the chinese authorities are behind these approaches, but public prosecutors in the hague say they have no evidence that china is behind the harassment. and the investigation has been stopped due to a lack of leads. the chinese government did not respond to the claims made in this film. meanwhile, one feels his life is on hold till the perpetrators can be stopped. by permanency those dates i have center. now the police depart up at the cha

that's why i'm introducing legislation that would rename the road outside the chinese embassy to the tiananmen square memorial boulevard. mr. ogles: america needs to take a strong stand against human rights violations against by the chinese communist party. and let us not forget the americans that died because of the c.c.p. virus. the americans and children who died because of fentanyl flooding our streets because of the c.c.p. the incursion of the balloon in our airspace and advances towards a naval destroyer. mr. speaker, it's time we stand up and say no to the c.c.p. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the service of 99-year-old reverend willard smith of pennsylvania county, virginia. my office came to know referenced smith when he -- reverend smith when he and his wife requested help with a federal agency and we helped with his case. he was dra

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blinking, visited china, he calls the great to co operation on studying the flow of fentanyl. chinese embassy has condemned the move calling. it's a well planned entrapment operation. you can follow one of the stories on our website at alger 0, adult comments updated throughout the day of little news on that developing story coming out of russia as well as the day progresses, next advocate directs to stay with us. i want to and i've gone the star play over to the unemployment hasn't been central to global opiate production and this whole emissions of drug rounding them up. former jay, the fighter under covering that the case is my giving them the witness. a 2nd shot on the jersey the the the new smarter. how many of you in the us? what's on the, how do you say the notice of analyze, have given funding misgivings on the you to send me an out of talk of who i'm in the in you said danica i'm, if you have you know, see see me from getting them who see who foam i was a was said, i girl like the stop buying was oh, let him. should he go times about the the or the have them pick up the and then my n

the chinese embassy in canada hit back calling the remarks outright lies. freeland did not rule out any outcome of the investigation hinting her country may withdraw from the bank. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will visit china this week to meet senior chinese officials. people are watching to see if this signals a resumption of high-level dialogue in key areas of contention amid strained ties between the countries. the trip will be blinken's first to china as a top u.s. diplomat. he'll arrive in beijing on sunday for a two-day visit. the state department has not revealed who blinken will meet, but it's said the secretary's discussions with chinese officials are expected to focus on issues such as u.s./china relations, the situation in the taiwan strait, and russia's invasion of ukraine. a senior official said blinken's visit aims to establish communication channels in order to prevent the competition between the two countries from veering into conflict. but he says the u.s. side is not going into it intending to have some sort of breakthrough.

that the sanctions, military negotiations with america is at the top level, an official of the chinese embassy in the american newspaper hitman rams, before any exchange and military cooperation between the two countries, such situations should be removed . and said that the american side is aware of this issue, the chinese authorities recently rejected the request to visit the country's defense minister bini shampo, which was sanctioned by the american defense minister, but canada says that this country is facing the worst fire in its history there have been forest fires this year in this country, a total of nearly eight and a half million hectares of land have burned in this country , which is 21 times more than the average damage caused by similar fires in the past decade. currently , there are more than four hundred and eighty active fires in different regions of canada. 250 out of the recommended control caused by fires in canada, america and europe has also spread. a chimpanzee impressed scientists when he saw the sky and the sun after 28 years of captivity. this chimpanzee, who had neve

a statement that was released from the chinese embassy in washington on friday. and i called this a classic case of entrapment, which is the defense that taught. any person who has been accused of a crime is i want to put up uh this uh all. they also say that this is the united states simply trying to uh, shift the blame on the old buick price is away from the factors inside the us and try to put the blame on people in other countries, not just china, but we would assume as in mexico as well, but that said the us government is going to go ahead with these prosecutions. it's just a matter now of trying to arrest those involved and to get them before federal judge . i'll just do as residential reporting live that from washington manufacture date was back to the breaking news. this rusher is accusing the fact that most the rich, if you have a provision of launching and the mutiny, pablo felton hoss defense and been a travelocity german just now live from moscow public. what do you make of all of this? well this is i would say the most serious crisis of president pus

and we are monitoring this case, respectively, in washington, but already in the chinese embassy, ​​asare not aware of this case. and as a result, we cannot comment on it now; we will explain something at the time close soviet cuban military friendship, moscow has placed under the harbor town of lordess a tracking station for radio and telephone broadcasting in the united states, now that such a suspect is suspected for the prc in the us senate in its intelligence committee, its chairman mark warner and for the rubio brand called on the biden administration to quote take steps to prevent this serious threat to our national security and sovereignty, what to say? where from where from cuba you can hear america very well, but firstly, when new russia that its former closed the soviet station, then in response to this, in fact, zhess. goodwill was bringing us infrastructure closer to russia's borders a. everything is the same 11. reuters already reminds the us itself has been spying on china for a long time in april, the head of the national security bureau told parliament that taiwan is e

the chinese embassy has condemned to be calling as a well planned entrapment operation for the stories. of course, on the website to talk to that comes up dated through the day will use and hop not with me, but next time i'll just say it's 101 east to stay with us for to. and i've promised on lake property on unemployment hasn't been central to global opiate production. and this whole emissions of drug rounding them up. former jay, the fighter and recovering addicts, that the case is like giving them home the witness a 2nd shot on the jersey. the south korea is dealing with an epidemic school bully. how about the season when the 2 weekly payments are gonna show you can can, can we do that? i wanna talk it over to you or she didn't open it up. i'm not sure i get your name the audience. you don't have to know good time. get them to go if that of course and you know supports us on so now you know name will not come. tides hold on. got to google, what school bullying scandals including allegations against high profile. so liberties have rule, the country triggering growing concerns of the

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.hey believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. that said, we will have top business stories. see you shortly. hello, after all the heat and humidity of the weekend, a fresher story to take us through the week ahead. many areas saw heavy thunderstorms overnight on sunday, but to the south many spots still staying dry, the cracked ground in hampshire. in terms of rain for southern counties, perhaps later this week but is something to come. here we are on monday with high pressure to the south, low pressure pulling to the north—east, if was to come through the remainder of the day

here i am injapan at the chinese embassy. we are here protesting.e. we are just standing together, and there are police. you can see a lot of people around us. that's the other side. this is the 34th anniversary of the tiananmen square massacre. for me, it is always a wish, because this is one of the closest places to beijing that i can commemorate. and what kind of reaction have you been getting there? we can see some of the authorities on the other side of the road. what kind of reaction have you been getting from them? they are trying to be helpful. injapan there is order, they're trying to facilitate our event. and when you hear that people in hong kong have been detained while trying to keep the legacy of the tiananmen massacre alive, what is your reaction to that? well, watching the video of people walking around hong kong streets, chanting don't be afraid, hong kong people, tomorrow is june four. there are always brave people who remember to challenge the leadership. this commemoration of tiananmen square. that is the last battle ground. that

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.y they believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. and viewers here in the uk can watch the full panorama report — is china watching you? — on bbc iplayer now and on bbc one at 8pm tonight. some breaking news that the president of russia, president putin, is due to make an important statement later tonight. that is something that has come from tasks, and the kremlin describes it as an important statement do to be made by president putin tonight and we would bring you that as soon as we get it. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different s

trend of the wells fargo can't do anything, change or visit comes on the heels of a nearly open. chinese embassy in the central american nations. capital was attended by hunter in foreign ministry officials in march 100 cuts of diplomatic ties with taiwan and recognize the island as part of the switch reduced the number of countries, thus diplomatically recognized taiwan. now to search engine the 1st on the list, no one believes more countries will follow the leads of hunters and cuts their ties with. tie, pay to box the one, china. it is all too natural for president assume mall or a costume to now make a virtual visit to buy gene. so as a result, to the number of countries that skew remain high is always tie. one has come down to 13 by now. this is expected and not surprising at all. we're showing that the people do understand how to be all the right side of history. the one china policy is something that is widely accepted in the international community. and everybody recognizes one china and that's why one is part of tried to so actually i wouldn't be surprised if some of the remaining certa

and we're the thing we monitor, respectively, in washington, but already at the chinese embassy, ​​asd we are not aware of this case. and as a result, we can’t comment on it now, we’ll explain something. in the days of the dense soviet cuban military friendship , moscow placed a station for tracking radio and telephone broadcasts in the united states under the harbor town of lordess, now that such a zknr was suspected in the us senate in its intelligence committee its chairman, mark warner, and his deputy, marco rubio, called on the biden administration to take action. steps to prevent this serious threat to our national security and sovereignty. what should i say? whence where and scuba america is heard very well, but firstly, when new russia closed that former soviet station, then in response to this, in fact, zhess. goodwill was the approach of the us infrastructure to the borders of russia, and all the same, reuters itself already reminds the us itself has long been spying on china in april , the head of the national security bureau said in parliament that taiwan was exchanging re

the chinese embassy is condemned to move, calling it a well timed and treatment operation. of these companies and their employees knowingly conspire to manufacture deli fentanyl for distribution in the united states. as a legend are filings just one of these, china based chemical companies ship more than 200 kilograms of fentanyl related precursor chemicals to the us, for the purpose of making 50 kilograms of fentanyl quantity that could contain enough that lead doses of fentanyl to kill 25000000 americans. let's get more on this from out. 0 is rosalyn jordan, who john does not live from about washington for us. what do we know about these allegations? well, there for their 3 cases, i should say that have been filed. one of them is being tried in manhattan, and that's the case that we just heard, mary garland, the attorney general refer to the other 2 are being tried in suburban new york on long island. and those cases have yet to be started. but what's know, where the about the case and manhattan is that 2 of the 3 people who have been indicted have already been arrested.

the chinese embassy is condemned to move cooling at a well planned entrapment operation. i'll just give us what's on jordan report. tells us something pulling out from washington dc was what do we know about these allegations then? one of the chinese saying about it as well. what we know about this is that there are 3 federal cases that have been unveiled in new york city alongside the attorney general merritt, garland, and one of the cases, one company and 3 people are being charged with basically selling the precursors. part of the ingredients to make fentanyl, to what turns out to be undercover us investigative agents and selling a number of these precursors. or trying to any way that could kill pretty much every single person living in the united states. that's about $330000000.00 people, plus another 50 or $60000000.00 more people. that's the allegation from the federal government. now, 2 of the suspects in this one case have already been rusted. 210 kilograms of what's known as a precursor was covered in a warehouse in los angeles. back in may, these 2 men are going

manufacturing chemicals to comp, townsend, mexico, which in turn traffic, the drug to the us. chinese embassy is condemned to move, quoting at a well timed entrapment operation. most coast taking legal action against the stray of government. the stopping plan is to build a new russian embassy of the capital camera. russia says that it's already spent $8000000.00 on the project last week straight. he is compliment termination most coast tendency on the embassy side to get potential security risk of bows all the headlines. what do you see on up to 0 after the big picture coming up next? or july on i just the thing goes to the post office, the local election, sort of shift to the right click the country with this another here with the info, right? government 11 piece meets the indian women, breaking down gender barriers as they fight to become jumped in. since peter's, the coast african need is from across the continent as well. so seeks to strengthen relations with the region. people in power focuses on somalia as a fight for survival. as years of drafton hom conflict have combined to create a

however, for it's part, the chinese embassy based and washington says that this is nothing more than a classic case of entrapment. that the us government is trying to shift the blame for the opi like crisis away from factors inside its own country. and that the us should try to do better if it wants to continue cooperating with badging on the matter of counter narcotics operations. rosalind jordan, elders era, washington so the most go to taking legal action to get it seal struggling in government. so stopping funds to build a new russian embassy in the capital camera. russia says it's already spend a $1000000.00 on the project. last week will spanish government terminated most goes tendency on the embassy site and camera. so i think a potential security risk, the government says the decision is an example of russia, phobic hysteria. and one of its diplomats has been squatting on the land. the national security threat that was represented by a russian embassy on site, on north assignment, some black standing on a blood of grass on the side. that when i say really is a great to and na

however, for it's part, the chinese embassy based and washington says that this is nothing more than a classic case of entrapment. that the us government is trying to shift the blame for the opi white crisis away from factors inside its own country. and that the us should try to do better if it wants to continue cooperating with badging on the matter of counter narcotics operations. russell and jordan elders. era, washington. see i really is heading to the polls on saturday to choose a president deposit been tons municipal councils. the vote comes as a difficult time for incumbent president julia smith of via, with the economy of the west african nation into extreme pressure. there also was federal pools of election violence and intimidation of address reports from free time. 20 percent inflation is forcing families here to forego meals and businesses to lose incomes. and that's adding to the tension surrounding dc elections in cnn. and you'll see the court has been on the streets for hours trying to sell how ways they walk out or live will send, you know what it is. you walk all day

however, for it's part, the chinese embassy based and washington says that this is nothing more than a classic case of entrapment. that the us government is trying to shift the blame for the opi white crisis away from factors inside its own country. and that the us should try to do better if it wants to continue cooperating with badging on the matter of counter narcotics operations. russell and jordan elders. era washington, a large number of us states of targeting what some see as controversial books trying to get them removed from libraries. the state of utah has recently passed a law allowing parents to challenge books that they want out of school libraries, rentals reports from salt lake city in utah. the libraries across the us are being forced to pull thousands of books off the shelves after many states and school districts pass laws to restrict children's access to books deemed to sexual too violent or otherwise inappropriate. some of the books often removed include gender, queer by my uncle, bobby. the bluest are by toni morrison and the hand bates. tale by margaret atwood, w

so i'll talk to you and have a visit comes on the heels of annually open. chinese embassy reopened in the central american nations capital. the opening ceremony was attended by 100 for an ministry officials on the said some 3 months ago. hunters cut diplomatic ties with taiwan and recognize the island as part of china. the switch reduce the number of countries does diplomatically recognize taiwan to their agent. for example, this nelson, long police and work companies will follow the lead of injuries and cut their tides with type pay to box the one china policy. it is all too natural, the full president assume more a cost to now make a official visit to buy g. but as a result to the number of countries that still remain high as we supply one has come down to 13 by now, this is expected and not surprising at home or showing that people do understand how to be all the right side of history. the one china policy is something that is widely accepted in the international community, and everybody recognizes one china and that tie one is part of china. so actually i wouldn't be surprised if

comes on the heels of a newly opened chinese embassy in the central american nations capital. everything ceremony was attended by hunter and foreign ministry officials in march on tourist cuts, diplomatic ties with time on recognize the island as part of china. the switch reduce the number of countries that's diplomatically recognized by well now to start live to the fixture of the shanghai center international studies. think tag nelson, one for his take on developments. you're very welcome. mr. wong hunter is re established as we said, ties with china back in march. now we have this official visit. can you give us a sense, the overall picture, how significant these renewed diplomatic steps are for the countries? or i believe under us, complete to this talks which tried to establish diplomatic relations be march the sea. and so it is all too natural for president assume mall or a cost, or to now make a official visit to buy g. so as a result, so the number of countries that still remain high as we supply one has come down to 13 by now. this is expected and not surprising at al

the chinese embassy has condemned to move cold against a well planned entrapment operation. though to demolish overwhelming the bank changes to the constitution proposed by the governing military junta, which it says a pays the way to civilian rule. 97 percent voted yes to the changes and sundays referendum, but the time was less than 40 percent. those were the headlines one using hoffen off. next it's 1212 to 0 to stay with us. a lead you'll come down to the page is a special moment. is there any football to do it as a follow as the enrollment is a remarkable achievement for building legend edit continental introduces honey sog who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east football rebels. let's do it on how to use the the education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world. the famous words of nelson mandela. but the challenge is up to date, make that goal unreachable to 1000000. as global poverty levels rise and the gap between rich and poor, aspire was out of control, access to quantity,

and manufacturing chemicals to con towels in mexico, which in turn traffic, the drug to the us. chinese embassy is condemned to move cooling at a well planned and trust and cooperation. of those headlines. what do you see on, i'll just say we're coming up right off to the stream, which is next between 2000 to 2008 colombian soldiers executed. thousands of civilians, framing them as guerrilla fighters to make it seem like the ami was winning the conflict once incentivized to the ministry. come on there now confesses in exchange for amnesty and hope for gift fault lines. the confession on adjust the higher semi ok welcome to the stream. it is the end of the winter season in the northern hemisphere, but that plenty of people thinking about how to make the slaves more inclusive when to sports make into sports and the animal for people of color. that is our conversation today on youtube. wow. you're already, you're already tiffany: and let me show you what you're talking about right now. this is kathy. hi that kathy kathy george says, if you don't have the physical abilities, no, the talent to compe

of the wells fargo can't do anything to enjoy the basic kelloms on the hills of a newly opened chinese embassy in the central american english capital. the opening ceremony was attended by hunter and foreign ministry officials in march on curious, cut diplomatic ties with taiwan and recognize the island as part of china. the switch reduced the number of countries dot diplomatically recognized taiwan fits there. while the agent, if, for example, as nelson wong believes more companies will follow the lead of hunters and cover their ties with 5 on to the one china policy. it is all too natural for president assume mall or a cost or to now make a official visit to buy g. so as a result to the number of countries that skew romaine size we supply one has come down to 13 by now, this is expected and not surprising at all. we're showing that people do understand how to be all the right side of history. the one china policy is something that is widely accepted in the international community, and everybody recognizes one china and that tie one is part of tried to. so actually i wouldn't be surprised if

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.als say they believe china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. meanwhile, within china a sweeping new anti—espionage law comes into effect in a few days' time, on the first ofjuly. under the revised law, all investigation activity and data gathering — printed, electronic, or verbal — can effectively be classified as "espionage". it'll allow law enforcers to inspect the baggage, electronic devices, and facilities of anyone — including foreigners — suspected of spying. earlier, i spoke to vincent brussee, an analyst at the mercaytor institute for china studies — a european think tank — w

so called the soonest the efforts to divide beijing and new delhi has been re, tweeted by the chinese embassy in india. now the west, particularly the us attempts and more concealed form of divide and rule on the larger scale they concoct and emphasize the concept of dragon elephant rivalry and engage and sinister psychological manipulation between china and india. meanwhile, the us congressional committee has recommended the inclusion of india into the nato plus group of countries. the suggestion becomes a month before the injured prime minister is set to visit america. the committee said including new delhi into the car and 5 member group would quote, when the strategic competition with the chinese communist party winning the strategic competition with the chinese communist party and ensuring the security of taiwan demands. the united states strengthened ties with our allies and security partners, including india. and meanwhile, a new parliament building has been officially sworn in and opened up in new delhi. the prime minister took part in the opening ceremony for the $120000000.00 buildi

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.ions. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. in other news: a judge in the american state of colorado has sentenced a twenty—three—year—old to life in prison without parole, for shooting dead five people in a gay nightclub last november. anderson lee aldrich pleaded guilty to murder and other charges in relation to the shooting in colorado springs. sudan's rsf paramilitary commander, general mohamed hamdan dagalo, better known as hemedti, announced on monday a unilateral truce during muslim celebration of eid al adha. in an audio recording aired on al arabiya tv he said that the truce will be effective on tuesday and wednesday. hollywood

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity. china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. and viewers here in the uk can watch the full panorama report — is china watching you? — on bbc iplayer now and on bbc one at 8pm tonight. in an exclusive interview — christine dawood — who lost her husband and son, when a submersible imploded in the atlantic last week — has told the bbc — she was supposed to be on board, but gave her place to her 19—year—old son. shazada and suleman dawood — were among the five men who were on board the titan. christine dawood has been speaking to nomia iqbal the sentence, "we lost comm." i think that would b

if you live in the district for 30 days and you're an employee of the russian embassy or the chinese embassy or any embassy from anywhere in the world and you've lived in dc for 30 days you can now vote in dc elections. we already know left leaning organizations have sent millions of dollars in foreign money intended to influence american politics. we should all be busy working to stop the foreign influence in the elections, but what does dc do under the new law, it makes them more susceptible to the foreign influence. so this is beyond unacceptable. they should be for american citizens. now, but i think is interesting because i watched that entire hearing. i know, i am a nerd, but it's my work and not a single democrat on any of the committees ask a question, challenge any a of the facts presented as problematic that have been presented by the chairman or by the republican members of the committee. alll they did was complain first of all that there was even a hearing to talk about this and even though congress has the oversight responsibility for the district of columbia and all they talked

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries' sovereignty and territorial integrity.eve china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. and viewers here in the uk can catch the full panorama report — is china watching you? — on bbc iplayer now and on bbc one at 8pm tonight. now — it was the show to end all shows — as sir eltonjohn brought the sun down on the glastonbury festival — in his final performance in the uk. he delivered a masterclass in stagecraft and delivered a two hour set in which every song was a hit. the vast crowd was estimated to be over 120,000 people. great pictures from glastonbury yesterday. let's return it straightaway to the breaking news from yevgeni

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries' sovereignty and territorial integrity.ng to pick up cell. phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, - then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. i countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. a lancashire woman who died as a result of drowning was alive when she entered the water. evidence heard that there was no evidence she was harmed. let's talk to our correspondent. first of all this case, this disappearance sparked huge media interest and a massive police inquiry at the time back in january. yes, when nicola bulley disappeared its snowball into what happened thereafter. nicola bulley was last seen by the river wye are on that day and in the time between hard disappearance and her being found there was intense speculation, on social media about what could've happened and lancashire police always cleared this was a mis

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.elieve china may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. a hosepipe and sprinkler ban affecting south east water customers across kent and sussex has come into force today. people are forbidden from using hosepipes to water gardens, clean cars and patios, and to fill swimming pools — with fines of up to £1,000 if they don't comply. the chief executive of south east water has blamed the rise in working from home as driving up demand for water. the prince of wales is launching a project aimed at making homelessness "rare, brief and unrepeated". the homeward initiative will initially focus on six

the visit comes on the heels of a newly opened chinese embassy in the central american nations capital. the opening ceremony was attended by a 104 administrative march hunters cuts. diplomatic ties with taiwan and recognize the island of part of china and the switch reduce. then the number of countries that diplomatically recognized taiwan to 13 asian 1st less nelson. one believes more countries will follow the lead of hunters and cut their ties with tied. pay to buck the one china policy. it is all too natural for president assume mall or a cost or to now make a official visit to buy jean. so as a result to the number of countries that still remain high as we supply one has come down to 13 by now, this is expected and not surprising at all. we're showing that people do understand how to be all the right side of history. the one china policy is something that is widely accepted in the international community and everybody recognizes one china and that's why one is part of the chart. the. so uh, actually i wouldn't be surprised if some of the remaining 13 country is it's not all are als

the chinese embassy say they respect all countries sovereignty and territorial integrity.may be using balloons to intercept communications. if you're trying to pick up cell phone transmissions or understand communication patterns, then i could theoretically see where the balloon could be a useful platform for that. countries spy on each other all the time. but the very public nature of china's balloon flights has drawn new attention on the potential scale and ambition of china's surveillance programme. gordon corera, bbc news. we saw corey jaskolski there, the founder and ceo of that al company that worked with panorama to uncover this investigation. tankss very much for coming on the programme alive. you back, happy to be here. tail: for coming on the programme alive. you back, happy to be here.- you back, happy to be here. talk us throu:h, you back, happy to be here. talk us through. in — you back, happy to be here. talk us through. in the _ you back, happy to be here. talk us through, in the simplest _ you back, happy to be here. talk us through, in the simplest terms,

i knew deadly has been read, tweeted by the chinese embassy in india. now the west, particularly the us attempts and more concealed form of divide and rule on the larger scale they concoct and emphasize the concept of dragon elephant rivalry and engage and sinister psychological manipulation between china and india. and meanwhile, a us congressional committee has recommended the inclusion of india into the nato plus group of countries. the suggestion comes a month before the indian prime minister is set to visit america. the committee said including you'd at the end of the car and 5 member group would quote, when the strategic competition with a chinese communist party winning the strategic competition with the chinese communist party and ensuring the security of taiwan demands. the united states strengthened ties with our allies and security partners, including india. i mean, while a new parliament building has just been officially unveiled in new delhi or prime minister emoting, it took part to the opening ceremony for the $120000000.00 building sayin

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it's in the central part of cabral close to parliament's house and also close to the chinese embassy r 3 million pounds developing this land with the intention of moving the embassy. all this came to ahead a couple weeks ago with the australian government passing emergency legislation to ban that move indicates louise. russia wasn't happy, they said it was russia for biggest area on behalf of australia, and unfriendly action. they also barred 48 australians from entering russia. and then on friday took an even stranger twist and it appeared that a man was on the site. local media said that they believed he was a russian diplomat of courting on the site for the last week or so. now it all appears to be over. the high court has thrown out russia's case to have a lease on that block of land so no shifting on the embassy. and a man whose origins we still don't quite know has packed up and left. this has worked in the relationship, of course, between russian and australia. >> nicole and sidney, thank you. the prince of wales is launching a project and homelessness. the initiative cough aim

if you live there for 30 days and an employee of the russian embassy or chinese embassy or any embassy from anywhere in the world and use the in d.c. for 30 days, you can now vote in d.c. election. we know left-leaning organizations provide, except millions in foreign money and import american politics. we should be busy working to stop foreign influence in our election but what does do? d.c. law make selections more susceptible to foreign influence so this is beyond unacceptable, american elections should be for american citizens. i watched the entire hearing, i know i am a nerd. not a single democrat on either committee ask a question, challenge any facts presented as problematic presented by the chairman and republican members of the committee. all they did was complain that there was even a hearing to talk about this and even the congress has responsibility for the district of columbia and the talked about the new bill to clean it up once a year end eliminate same-day registration and undo elections. common sense provision that all that was said by the members of the minority party