ambassador to colombia. ms. mary royce of california to an anassistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs. ms. robin bernstein of florida to be u.s. ambassador to the dominican republic and the honorable edward charles prado to be the u.s. president to argentina. before me and i ranking member make our remarks, we want to recognize our colleagues who have business to attend to. i would first recognize senator john cornyn of texas who is here to introduce judge edward prado. >> it's an honor to be back before you. particularly to introduce my friend judge ed prado who has been nominated by the president to be the u.s. ambassador to the argentine republic. we go back a long way. when both of us served as judges in san antonio, texas, he was a little bit ahead of me as a state district court judge, but he went on to serve with distinction in the federal judiciary now for almost 35 years. he's had an incredible career. the first 19 years he served as a federal district judge and then on the fift

with colombia and argentina, the impact of -- on colombia particularly on people trying to find life, can't exist in nineteen ne zel la and the inability to -- venezuela. all of that will become part of the charge of our missions in colombia and argentina. to judge prado, we had a chance to talk yesterday. you had a distinguished career. we thank you for your willingness. we don't get judges that are on the way to become ambassadors. your experience is incredible and your commitment to public service is one that we all admire. thank you for taking your talent to argentina, it is our only major nonmch nato alli in latin america. they will host the g-20 and as i explain to you, we need to bring closure to the 1994 bombing s of the jewish community center in argentina. the cover-up by the government cannot go unchallenged. and the united states needs to play a role making sure that argentina brings closure to that issue holding those can be the l responsible. and the increase presence of china in argentina. it is one in which we need to understand as we go forward and our ambassador will

hello i'm maryam namazie this is al jazeera live from london also coming up polls close in colombia's election but a government mishap is so distrust. that lead to full life teaching strengthens his position off to china's people's congress abolishes term limits for the president. and the national gallery party leader marine le pen proposes a new united front says far right party. two key offensives that could define the future of syria are reaching a critical stage in the south of the country syrian state media says government forces have surrounded the town of duma it's part of their attempt to overrun eastern guta a damascus suburb that still in rebel hands pro-government forces have managed to cut the rebel held area into to establish a chordal to assist the offensive the government has been told she repeated as strikes rebels accuse them of using barrel bombs phosphorus napalm and chlorine gas in a separate offensive in northern syria turkish forces here have surrounded the town of our friend which is under the control of the kurdish y.p. gee now the white b.g. says civilians wil

including colombia which is a two hour drive from moscow and. the reason there's american doesn't want to dump in his city. she and other residents are fighting for their local environment but the garbage trucks just keep coming. obstacles i mean they come from sunrise to sunset even during the night. since last fall around three hundred trucks a day have brought toxic garbage to colombia a city around a hundred kilometers from moscow. they are chunks of tar batteries canisters and qataris just lying around it up to six thousand tons of unsorted trash each day the residents are alarmed and they're afraid the trash will swamp their city. together with her friends in reno founded a citizen run initiative to oppose the trash. thank you question which many of the trucks drive through have often with trailers are not always covered so the trash goes flying around the area. most of the trucks are actually operated to clean the tires as soon as they leave the trash dumps but there isn't even equipment for. the laws are often broken we're trying to figu

how big of a problem is this for colombia?felia: well, this is certainly the biggest migration wave this country has ever seen. and its infrastructure is not ready to hold all of these people. according to colombian laws, a migrant, you have the right to access medical care and education. and what we're seeing is that especially in the bordering towns, hospitals and schools are collapsing. we see people sleeping on the streets. we have seen an increase in crime rate. we see increasing prostitution. and this whole situation is threatening to increase also political instability and social conflict, only 15 months after the colombian government and the former farc rebel group have signed a peace deal. and this area that these former -- this former rebel group are leaving are also being taken over by other criminal groups that are said to be recruiting very young venezuelans, underaged venezuelans that are arriving here with no opportunities. brent: so what is the colombian government's plan? what are they planning to do with all

the polls have closed in an historic legislative election in colombia.st time ever, candidates from the former rebel group, the farc, have run for congress. as part of a peace accord agreed in 2016, farc, now a left—wing political party, is guaranteed ten of the two—hundred—and—eighty seats. live now to bogota. i understand with the people of colombia some very mixed feelings even though this isa very mixed feelings even though this is a real historic day. that's right, these the first elections to be held in peace after the peace process back in 2016. the feeling is that the government has been lenient, a lot of these people, these former soldiers should not be running for office yet but speak to others and they think they should be a role these soldiers should be playing in the future of colombia. it isa playing in the future of colombia. it is a very divided country as we have seen. these elections are a first colombia, this country has worked hard to change direction, the focus now is on the vote not violence. it is a day of first after more than 30

president santos said the election was a crossroads for colombia. this is the first time in half a century where the fork instead of sabotaging the elections they're participating in the elections that something historic and very important for our democracy. for more let's now bring in correspondent ophelia rooty who's in both a ophelia thanks for joining us we've just heard president santos there calling these elections historic but of course we know the inclusion of fog has also been polarizing how all colombians viewing today's election comments are definitely polarized between those who do support the agreement and those who don't obviously everyone wants peace in this country but what they don't agree with is that the fark former fark rebels are participating in politics before serving time in prison and now there has been a special jewish jurisdiction created to punish them with social work but that hasn't even started yet and so this election will probably strengthen the center right and the conservative forces that are strongly opposing this

colombia's president juan manuel santos was the man who brokered the deal that ended fox decades long insurrection. it's as if you notice these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far right is that instead of sabotaging the elections are participating in the elections. and i think if your news is that something historic and very important for our democracy here his party polled poorly many voters felt his peace deal was too lenient on the former rebels whatever power fock wielded jaring its insurgency has now disappeared at the ballot box. so innocent future hold now for colombia for more let's bring in correspondent ophelia harms a really she joins us from bogota this vote looks like a repudiation of the idea of the peace deal with the far is this deal now under threat. well i wouldn't say it's completely under threat most parts of the of this agreement have already gone through legislation but we might see some blocking in congress to further implement this agreement we see that not only the parties that opposed the deal had a very good r

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y me dijeron díganos por qué nos quedamos en colombia. abrieron la cabeza. aquí está la cicatriz. tiffany: dice en broma que le quedó un tornillo suelto, y eso lo llevó a cambiar sus prioridades. pedro: la enfermedad sirve para ver cosas que no están bien en la vida de uno. uno se enferma porque algo adentro no está bien. tiffany: efectivamente, algo parecía no estar bien. su trabajo le exigía más y más. pedro: el mensaje era que estaba siendo demasiado perfeccionista. hay unas motivaciones muy fuertes cuando uno está en una posición de esas. 70/80 horas a la semana, era duro. madrugando, trasnochando 6 días a la semana. tiffany: entonces llegó el cambio. pedro: la minga es un centro de ampliación de consciencia. tiffany: en 2009 compró una hectárea de tierra en un pueblo fío a una hora de bogotá. ahí construyo una casa de tapia pisada y adobe. los primeros invitados a inaugurarla fueron los constructores, a quienes les dedicó esta pared. pedro: tenemos huerta medicinal y huerta alimenticia por todos lados. lo que buscamos eventualmente e

refugee crisis in south america we have a special report on venezuelans who fled to neighboring colombia seeking to escape the growing poverty and political turmoil back home. hello i'm terry barton thanks for joining us. police in england or retracing the steps of a forward british spy who is reported to be critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance sergei's triple was granted refuge in britain after a spy swap deal in two thousand and ten authorities have confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious sunday on a park bench in the southern city of salzburg. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police don't hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy surrogates group pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified. the treating it as a major incident and have even close to a nearby restaurant as a precaution apos of buying said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench that was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she was sort of let in

the course of our problems in colombia is that they won't listen to us. imagine that you're sitting at home the neighbor brings you his trash and you can't say no were you one of the workers or yeah it said don't none of you have to complain i'm right that we don't agree with our plans here are the email addresses of the city council. the subsurface are good artists and. i said i'm neither proud of my this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to only important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean it. does not. work you submit your rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper you had to leave us we don't know what's going to send us that trash. is your mom now it's winter here what will happen in summer . select what they bring trash day horrible. stuff we want our children raised in a healthy area. you should give a lot we love the mistake was made by president putin what he can't over see everything the mistake

and she isn't the only one selling chocolate engelberg is twenty years old and arrived in colombia a month ago he feels embarrassed but needs to some at least two boxes of chocolate a day to make ends meet. i work for an entire year to gather the money to come here i was studying computer engineering but i had to migrate because of the situation. i'm here trying to help my parents from what i hear and i send them at least thirty thousand a colombian pesos a week. that's about ten dollars in venice well a lot of money but here in colombia you can barely feed a family for a day locals working outside the official system are finding it hard to share their customers with hundreds of new competitors. my income is not the same anymore we used to make seventy eighty thousand that we barely make thirty. twenty we have to find something else. the colombian economy has struggled over the last four years with oil prices dropping on the international market this has led to rising unemployment and ever more people working outside the system. depending on how you look at it about fifty percent of

the course of our problems in colombia is that they won't listen to us. imagine that you're sitting at home the neighbor brings you his trash and you can't say no when you were there was that yeah it appears that the minute you have to complain right that we don't agree with our plans here are the email addresses that the city council administered city through and that is subsurface a good artist so. i snap mine if i don't mind this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to all the important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know i mean. this is what human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper you can't deliver it we don't know what's going to send us the trash. it's just what is your mind now it's winter here what will happen in summer. select what they bring trash old a horrible source of fuel you know we want our children raised in a healthy area. you tripped over what you look for the mistake was made by presiden

colombia's president juan manuel santos cost him his ballot in a vote he called a crossroads for the country the first ever parliamentary elections to include former fox rebels as a political party. he says it's yunus these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far east and instead of sabotaging the elections are participating in the elections. i'm doing i think experience. something historic and very important for our democracy progress here it was his controversial two thousand and sixteen peace deal that gave the fox status as a political party in return for an end to the group's decades long and sarette action. the deal also guaranteed the former rebels ten senate seats regardless of the election results as voting began one form of fuck command called it a historic day. i think this is going to mark a milestone we're entering the consolidation of peace it's the first time in my life that i've voted and i do it for peace. but that campaign was marred by angry protests many colombians feel the x. rebels should be punished for their crimes

i made a few money welcome to the program in colombia polls have closed in historic legislative elections the first to allow participation all formal fark rebels early results are expected shortly now the former rebels are guaranteed ten seats regardless of the results barque agreed to end its decades long insurrection in return for status as a political party in a controversial twenty sixteen peace deal with president juan manuel santos other parties electoral campaign was marred by protests and it is expected to do badly now president santos said the election was a crossroads for colombia. this is the first time in half a century where the fork instead of sabotaging the elections they're participating in the elections that's something historic and very important for our democracy. here for more let's now bring in correspondent ophelia rooty who's in bogota ophelia thanks for joining us we've just heard president santos there calling these elections his story but of course we know the inclusion of fog has also been polarizing how all colombians viewing today's election comments are defin

the head of the un's world food program is warning that colombia is facing a humanitarian catastrophe along its border with venezuela david beasley visited the colombian town of kuta up to fifty thousand people stream across the border from venezuela every day in search of food and medicine he says venezuela's economic crisis has left many of its people starving and he's calling on the international community to help colombia cope with the crisis. i will deliver this message that i think is an absolute detached humanitarian crisis. you know your business to make donations around the world in the hopes it will come to believe it's absolutely necessary the muslim. center has had on al-jazeera. the regional tension and the civil war gives more i mean it shouldn't take the label on the sales. or the weather squatting down eistein out across the middle east at home last the amounts of cloud still pushing over towards afghanistan took many stands back to stop we are going to see some playing maybe some sleet the snow here to go on through the next few days but i'll swear as you can see us l

empezarÉ en una charla titulada " porque creer en colombia ". tiene. >> efectivamente como algo parecÍan estar bien. su trabajo exigÍa mÁs y mÁs. >> el mensaje era que estaba siendo demasiado perfeccionista. ahÍ activaciÓn es mÁs fuerte cuando uno estÁ en una posiciÓn de esas. 70, 80 horas era fuerte. >> entonces, llegÓ el cambio. >> es un centro de ampliaciÓn de conciencia. >> en el 2009, comprÓ 1 hectÁrea. la primera en inaugurarla fueron los constructores. >> tenemos cuarta medicinal y alimenticio por traslados. lo que buscamos, eventualmente, es encamina hacia una autosuficiencia. maÑana tenemos un evento, y la torta del evento es con calabazas que producimos aquÍ. a mÍ me encanta ese tema. cosechar esta ensalada. >> la vida estÁ cargada de sÍmbolos. sus bolsillos siempre guarda pequeÑos objetos quee le regalan. aunque advierte que cada vez necesita menos para vivir. en la cocina, el refrigerador se convirtiÓ en una alacena. >> la desconectamos hace ocho meses y desde que la desconectamos la cuenta de electricidad no seca por mitad. vino la

votes are being counted in congressional elections in colombia.wing political party. conservative parties — bitterly opposed to the peace agreement — hope to win an absolute majority. satellite photographs released by the human rights group amnesty international suggest the myanmar military has been building bases in villages where rohingya muslims have been forced off their land. amnesty called it a ‘massive land grab‘. myanmar‘s government has not yet responded to the report. the veteran british entertainer sir ken dodd has died at the age of 90. his stage debut was in 1954 and he continued to perform until last year. he was famous for his ability to reel offjokes for shows regularly lasting as long as four hours. he had been ill and married his long—term partner on friday. now on bbc news, here's shaun ley with dateline london.

ws can help colombia do so. i was particularly taken by use of the word coexistence that promotes aspects of coexistence. what should the u.s. or could the u.s. be doing in that regard? >> well, one of the important aspects is continued our engagement. because what we know is conclusion of the peace agreement often means that a lot of work still has to follow. and in colombia we now need to intimate what was agreed upon, and that includes things like the land reform, the disarming of the armed rebels and enabling them to reintegrate into communities, to coexist. and so this is a time for the u.s. to continue to stay involved and that only think about the security threat narrowly in terms of cocoa production, but rather understanding that we will be better served with our security is a fully reach a more inclusive peace. >> let's get the next question. yes. >> i am a program associate at meridian international center. i guess i'm wondering there was a discussion about borders from ilan and then the talk about leg

colombia's historic vote with former fog rebel standing as candidates for the first time. and the national gathering party to marina proposes a new name for france's far right party. syrian state media says the army has now completely surrounded the town of duma in eastern that means the rebel held area is caught in two amid intense as strikes pro-government forces broke through rubble lines to establish a corridor through the enclave state television has been broadcasting inside the town of the dera where the army units joined up. marches and activists say over a thousand people have been killed since the government ramped up its offensive to take back the area over three weeks ago. is the rebels' last stronghold near the capital damascus the orange stripes here show how much of it they held on february eighteenth when the government stepped up its offensive three weeks of heavy bombardment later and that's dramatically shrunk and the surrounding of duma by syrian government forces threatens to exacerbate an already diet humanitarian situation why add more you dean lives

translation: today is a historic day for colombia.ciding the country's fate and i think it will mark the milestone. we are strengthening the peace process. it is the first time in my life i have voted and i'm doing it for peace. as presidentjuan manuel santos cast his vote, he said it is proof his peace process is working. translation: it is the first time in more than half a century that the fa rc instead of more than half a century that the farc instead of sabotaging the elections, is participating. that is historic and very important throughout democracy. but the results showed otherwise. they failed to get even 1% of the votes in either house of congress. they are political nobodies. it is so bound up in the country's conflict, nearly everyone here in colombia have spent most of their lives living in the shadow of violence. it is hard for people to take them seriously as politicians so accepting the farc will take time. the farc started life as a marxist movement demanding land rights will top over half a century of fighting saw m

a reminder of our top story: votes being counted in colombia.ou can get in touch with me and any of the team on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello there. southern parts of the uk were fairly unsettled for the second part of the weekend. the best of the dry and brighter weather was further north. but in the south—west, despite showers and increasing rain, there were spells of sunshine, which broke through will stop it was mild where the sunshine appeared. heading to monday, this area of low pressure will be very much in control of the weather across england and wales. further north, it should be a little dry out with clear spells. getting through the night into the early hours of monday, it looks like that rain will tap up to become heavy across much of england and wales. just nudging into southern parts of scotland. for northern ireland and scotland, it should be a dry start. some fog around, but less fog because of the cloud in england and wales. 0utbreaks because of the cloud in england and wales. 0utbrea ks of because of the

let's move on to other news now and right wing political parties have to form strongly in colombia's congressional election the parties have been critical of colombia's two thousand and sixteen peace deal with fox levels it is the first time members of the form of a group were taking part in elections strong when by an thousand farquharson's could put the integrity of the peace deal at risk alexandra b.s.t. has more from both of them. almost all of the votes have been counted at this point and the results show as you were saying a clear victory right wing parties that have been opposing the implementation of the peace deal and are returning force of former president alberto would anybody who has been the most staunch opposer of this agreement with the fire rebels or. the coalition of right wing parties might have fallen short of an absolute majority in congress but they're definitely going to be the strongest force they're also colombians were able to vote in one of two primary elections on this day and the right wing primary gathered almost double the votes of those on the left evan

rightwing political parties have performed strongly in colombia's congressional election the group's a critical of the two thousand and sixteen peace deal with fox rebels the vote was the first time members of the formal beveled were to take part in elections and china's one communist party has paved the way for xi jinping to remain an office and definitely it's closer to abolish tournaments for the president and vice president leaders were restricted to a maximum of two five year terms. while she's been playing is now the most powerful chinese leader since dong who will to power all of a communist china from its foundation and nine hundred forty nine until his death and my nine hundred seventy six dang child paying emerged as his six. yes in the years that followed and was recognized as leader despite and never formally holding the top job it was during the day era that restrictions were imposed on future presidents jiang zemin took over in one thousand nine hundred three and was limited by the constitution to a maximum of two five year terms hu jintao also abided by those rules ser

i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show colombia's voters have decided and in the country's congressional elections sunday they handed victory to critics of a peace deal with former leftist rebels right wing parties that campaigned against the twenty sixteen peace accord emerged as a political force the democratic the center party led by even suggest the most votes but it failed to secure. majority it was the first election for the former fark rebel group its leaders seen here casting his ballot voters soundly rejected his radical agenda the party secured less than one percent of the vote. now this result now raises questions over the future of the deal that ended the guerrillas decades long insurgency we begin with this report. colombia's president juan manuel santos cost him his ballot in a vote he called a crossroads for the country the first ever parliamentary elections to include former fox rebels as a political party. is in its eunice these elections are very special. this is the first time in a half a century where the far distance instead of sabotaging the elections

the course of our problems in colombia is that they won't listen to us. imagine that you're sitting at home the neighbor brings you his trash and you can't say no when you were there was or yeah it be certain that you have to complain right that we don't agree with our plans or the email addresses of the city council i mean yes that's it if they're on that because subsurface are good artists and. i snapped neither part of my this piece of paper has the most important information that you can write to only important email addresses. collecting signatures so you can sign it at the supermarket on the corner. now you know what i mean it. does. work this is what human rights moscow's trash brought to us in soviet times we used to recycle waste paper the floor you had to live if we don't just go to send us the trash was. your mom now it's winter here what will happen in summer for select but they bring trash old a horrible source of fuel and we use that we want our children raised in a healthy area. triple what the luck of the mistake was made by president puti

have a special report on venice whelan's who fled their country's economic crisis into neighboring colombia the story of the daily struggle to survive. hello i'm terry larson good to have you with us. a former russian spy living in england is critically ill after being exposed to an unknown substance sergey script paul was granted refuge in britain after a spy swap deal in two thousand and ten police have confirmed that two people a man and a woman were found unconscious on a bench on sunday in the city of souls beurre both are receiving treatment and an investigation is underway to determine what caused their condition. a crime scene that could be straight from a bond movie. police don't hazmat suits as they decontaminate the street where the former russian spy sad case great pal and a woman had collapsed the substance that has made them critically ill hasn't been identified. the treating it as a major incident and have even closed a nearby restaurant as a precaution apos abayas said it looked like the pan had taken drugs. on the bench there was a couple. an older guy and a younger go she

and peace talks get a reboot in colombia has the government announces it will sit down with rebels. say some really nasty weather across southern parts of the u.s. recently just around the deep south this cloud of rain that's moving out of the ways the things squatting down that's not the end of it because this area of storms this area of low pressure every statement and i'm afraid it will become the third nor'easter in the space of just ten days affecting that northeastern side of the united states by the time we go through monday into tuesday there we go with the cloud of the rain the snow talking in across the northeastern corner anywhere from around new york north which really certainly across new england seeing some really nasty conditions and some pos could see as much as maybe thirty to forty centimeters of snow so this could really cause some problems clear skies do come back in behind only thing too bad there a little chance of some a snowy weather over towards the west coast as well even it's california could see some wintry flurries san francisco struggling to get to twel

still ahead on al-jazeera peace talks going to both rebooting colombia as the government announces it will sit down with c.n.n. rebels and students in the u.s. plan asking walkout to demand tighten gun control. from the waves in the south. to the contours of the east. hello we've got some lovely springboards now tucking into a good part of central and southern china there be some wet weather over towards the southwestern corner towards but look at these temperatures into the mid to upper twenty's across at eastern side as we go on through chews day forty back to around twenty two in shanghai still not too bad a little more cloud and rain talking its way and still getting up to twenty four in hong kong a chance of one the two showers to northern parts of vietnam and the usual scattering of showers across southeast asia the heaviest of which allowed it to be into malaysia just around the march or into jobber again it stays very disturbed here over the next few days that wet weather never really too far away not too bad in thailand but a little bit of wet weather just making its way into

and that was a few year harms of reporting from colombia and other news greece's top flight football league suspended its season indefinitely today hours after the owner of a top club invaded the pitch with a gun strapped to his belt after a disputed goal in the match between title rivals aka athens and paok besler new key owner eve on a savage beasts to lead his bodyguards onto the field where in the gun an all star he appeared to threaten the referee who had just disallowed a goal from his team the game was abandoned as you might imagine the police have issued a warrant for his arrest league officials say upcoming matches will not be played until a new framework is agreed. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we have been following for you here at g.w. germany's chancellor angela merkel has joined the leader of the social democrats to sign a new coalition government into existence it brings to an end almost six months of political uncertainty. and we leave you now with some memories of the work of a french still fashion designer. who has died at the age of ninety one he was

we have a special report on venezuelans who fled their country's economic crisis into neighboring colombia the truth about their daily struggle to survive. and football in the shadow of a gun a day that we report from yemen where the beautiful game of advise and escape from the country's ugly civil war. i'm sorry so much come because to have you with us south korea officials say the north has agreed to hold a summit in late april that would include the leaders of both countries south korea's national security director mueller had offered to cut back on its nuclear weapons program if it received security guarantees the south korean delegation has returned home a day after meeting with north korea's kim jong un in the pyongyang it was the first time kim met with south korean officials since taking power. and here's what south korea's top security official had to say a little earlier children in the north clearly expressed its willingness for denuclearizing the korean peninsula and clarify that there's no reason for them to retain nuclear weapons if military threats against them are removed a

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translation: today is a historic day for colombia.e defining part of the country's fate and i think it will mark a milestone. we're strengthening the peace process. it's the first time in my life i have voted and i'm doing it for peace. as presidentjuan manuel santos cast his vote, he said this was proof his peace deal is working. translation: it is the first time in more than half a century that the farc, instead of sabotaging the elections, is participating. that is something historic and very important for our democracy. but the results showed otherwise. the farc failed to get even 1% of the votes in either house in congress. the political newcomers are political nobodies. the challenge the farc faces is it's so bound up in the country's conflict, nearly everyone here in colombia have spent most of their lives living in the shadow of violence. it is hard for people to take them seriously as politicians so accepting the farc will take time. the farc started life as a marxist—inspired movement demanding land rights. over half a centu

voters in colombia are heading to the polls for the first election since the signing of a peace deal with fog rebels they've been guaranteed at least ten seats in the country's congress. and police in the u.k. city of souls three of issued a warning to members of the public who visited a restaurant and pub where traces of a deadly nerve agent have been found the poison left a russian former spy and his daughter in a critical but stable condition the police say that although the public health risk is low anyone who is in the location should wash their clothes and any possessions that they had with them those are the top stories inside story is coming up next and then the news hour in twenty five minutes time. cuba has to get a new president and it won't be a cost of stepping down. for almost sixty years but is it the end of the cost and when it's mean the change of politics of this island nation this is a inside story.

it's definitely any story could day and a step forward for the implementation of a peace deal in colombia. hundreds of visitors to a pub in restaurants where a former russian spy was poisoned have been to wash their possessions british out officials believe there is a chance they may have been contaminated by the nerve agent that left leg a scrape on his donahue critically ill paul renne and reports from london families enjoying a pizza drinkers socializing in the pub hundreds of people may have been unknowingly contaminated as a consequence of the u.k. spy poisoning the revelation the traces of toxic nerve agents have been found at both the z.z.z. and the mill pub in seoul very approach a startling message from the u.k. top health the driver i am confident that this is not home and the health of anyone who was in the middle pub or this is restaurant however some people are concerned that prolonged long term exposure to these substances may over weeks and particularly months give rise to health problems the advice is to machine wash clothes use baby wipes to clean any personal items such