this is something that people in croatia today simply won't accept.n trial as individuals but that's the whole state of croatia was on trial. this is something we have seen happen perhaps that if people see that if one ethnic service is an trial than serbia itself is on trial. in this case, it was made explicit that the former president was named in the joint criminal enterprise for which these six men were convicted. now we are waiting to see what the response will be today in parliament. they have been suggestions there will be a minutes' silence for slobodan praljak. it has also been suggested that opposition parties including one led by the former foreign minister had played no part of this and this would expose the risk —— lifts with those within croatia with those who want to move forward and accept the verdict and those who might want to hark back to the 19905. let's turn to our top business story today — all attention is on the austrian capital vienna — where in the next few hours the future direction of oil prices could be decided. ministers

block will the plan work also coming up a candlelight vigil to honor a convicted war criminal in croatia supporters of slobodan gathered to remember him yesterday he took his own life in a u.n. court room. and germany's two main parties begin talks on forming a possible governing coalition in bitter divisions can they cut the deal and form the stable government that uncle americal keeps talking about. i bring golf it's good to have you with us tonight a plan to rescue the slaves that is what european and african leaders gathered in ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuate nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya now it comes after shocking reports of migrants being sold into slavery in the country the african union says that there could actually be as many as seven hundred thousand migrants trapped in libya some of them waiting for the highest bidder. french president a man on the court led the way by saying that migrants should be hard to leave libya as quickly as possible delegates from the african and european union summit in

coming up on this programme: a greek tragedy in zagreb as croatia edge closer to a place at the world belfast puts a dent in northern ireland's hopes of qualification. and bernd chips in south africa, as austria's wiesberger takes a one shot lead at the nedbank golf challenge. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with football and croatia have taken a big step to qualifying for next year's world cup finals with a 4—1win over greece in the first leg of their play—off in zagreb. real madrid's luka modric opened the scoring with a penalty after only 13 minutes and, six minutes later, nikola made it 2—nil to the home side, before the greeks pulled one back. croatia added two more goals either side of the break through perisic and kramaric, so they're on the brink of reaching a sixth successive world cup. in the night's other game, northern ireland were beaten 1—0 by switzerland in a game marred by a controversial penalty. it was awarded after corry evans was penalised for a handball. ricardo rodriguez converted the spot—kick in the 58th minute which gave the visitors an away goal

next on the travel show, rajan‘s in croatia's capital zagreb with an invite to some of the country'ss the historic neighbourhood of gradec. this is the oldest district in the city, filled with baroque palaces and courtyards that were built when croatia was part of the austro—hungarian empire. today, gradec has some of the city's grandest buildings that are mostly off limits. but for 10 days of the year, the doors of these architectural secrets are flung open to the public so that even commoners like me can go in and snoop around. this is the dvorista, or courtyard festival, where tourists and locals can see inside the city's walled palaces. slavica is one of the organisers. tell me about this particular place. where are we now? we're in a palace called palace erdody—draskovic. there used to be croatian counts, famous ones, and this was built in the 18th century. first for count erdody, and then later for count draskovic, rebuilt in the 19th century. and it was actually a palace where they lived until 1947 when this building became the state archive of zagreb and this is where all the

his own life by drinking the substance of poison after his guilty verdict was upheld in bosnia and croatia the response to his death has been mixed many bosnian muslims say he's avoided justice wow a lot of cruets feel the guilty verdict was deeply unjust. hundreds of person in crowds gathered for a candlelight vigil in central must one of the key battlegrounds during the former yugoslavia as years of civil conflict they came to mourn a man the international community called a convicted war criminal for his one time comrades the former general slow but jack was nothing short of a war hero who gave his life for an ideal it was in order to know such a man he was a true soldier just like all of us who fought for creation we never attacked anyone we were defending our homes i was defending mostar my city i have taken in shocking scenes on wednesday drank poison shortly after the judge at the international war crimes tribunal confirmed he would serve a twenty year sentence he later died from the effects of the poison and for other persons his action confirmed his guilt if not and i think this w

said slower than drank the substance containing chemical after his own guilty verdict was upheld in croatia opinions are divided muslim victims of the war voiced hope that the verdict would be would help reconciliation in bosnia but many crimes feel the guilty verdict is unfair. hundreds of person in croats gathered for a candlelight vigil in central must one of the keep battlegrounds during the former yugoslavia is years of civil conflict they came to mourn a man the international community called a convicted war criminal for his one time comrades the former general slobbered and proud jack was nothing short of a war hero who gave his life for an ideal. as a charlatan oh such a man. he was a true soldier just like all of us who fought for croatia we never attacked anyone we were defending our homes i was defending muster in shocking scenes on wednesday probably drank poison shortly after the judge at the international war transcribe you know confirmed he would serve a twenty year sentence he later died from the effects of the poison for other person eons his action confirmed his guilt. i t

indicates massive responsibility and guilt of croatia as a country, for the war crimes.nd that can be actually a reason why the prime minister stated this today. brent: ida, this speaks to the fact that there remains a lack of clarity when we are talking about culpability in the war. what does this mean for any chance of reconciliation today? we are talking about something that happened more than 20 years ago. >> yes, actually. it happened more than 20 years ago and this verdict, or this reaction on the verdict, doesn't tell any good for the re-conciliation of bosnia-herzegovina and the whole region, i would say. people are still ethnically divided into croats, serbs, and bosnians and they still have divided schools were pupils from the same class are learning different history, depending from which ethnic group they come from. at the same time, a lot of citizens are leaving the country. they are not employed. and this can only worsen the situation in the whole regn. for example, in n the biggest croat city in bosnia, they are already officially morning mr. praljak, whic

block will the plan work also coming up a candlelight vigil to honor a convicted war criminal in croatia supporters of a slobodan prayag gather to remember him after he took his own life in a u.n. court room. and germany's two main parties begin talks on forming a coalition government amid some bitter divisions can they cut a deal and can they form that stable government that uncle americal keeps talking about. plus the cost of the brant crude it rises past the sixty dollars mark opec agrees to continue output cuts so can we expect to pay more at the gas pump. and pope francis is in bangladesh he urges the world to act on the road hinge refugee cry. he says once again without mentioning the word were injured. it's good to have you with us tonight a plan to rescue the slaves that is what european and african leaders gathered in ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuate nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya now it comes after shocking reports of migrants being sold into slavery in the country the african union says there could ac

in croatia as parliament in zagreb lawmakers observed a minute's silence the prime minister clearly unhappy with the court's verdict so we don't we're sorry about what's happened in the courtroom for his own reasons perhaps moral reasons general probably act took his own life it's clear what he thought about the verdict in our opinion also it was unfair tri-x. suicide ends his own chapter in croatia's troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect. we'll see you again at the top of the hour. my first vice was the sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion to. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was a little guy i wanted to have a bicycle of my home and it took me years to. finally gave up and mentioned by me and my cycles but returned with the sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing advice and now i want to meet those women back home blood bound by their duties and social norms and inform them about that basic right. my name is them out of the home and i wore them. hello an

but the first independent president of croatia was also named in thisjoint independent president of croatiaple out of this area of bosnia to create an ethnic croat area. and carve it out and create a so—called greater croatia. this demonstrates that the individual states which emerged out of yugoslavia may find it difficult to a cce pt of yugoslavia may find it difficult to accept verdicts which paint themselves in an unflattering light. we have seen it many times over when ethnic serbs have been affected. we‘re now seeing it with ethnic as well. this time yesterday we were talking about a north korean missile test which had just happened. the un security council has discussed this. president trump has already told us that he spoke to the chinese president but china‘s position hasn‘t moved. it‘s still "concerned". but it‘s main idea remains the same — north korea stops its test in exchange for the us stops military drills like this in the region. america‘s not going to go for that. of the missile test itself, north korea says it was a new model. we can‘t confirm that but we do know the heig

croatia are through to russia next year thanks to their opening leg 4—1 win in zagreb. a match that sawjust one effort on target, as zlatko dalic‘s side qualified for their fifth tournament at this level, having only failed once which was in 2010. in african world cup qualifying on sunday, it was all for pride in group e with egypt already sealing their world cup spot last month. they drew 1—1 with ghana. congo and uganda finished 1—1 as well. six—time champion, roger federer, opened the world tour finals in london with a straight—sets win over tournament debutant jack sock on sunday. tim henman was watching the action with the bbc‘s sue barker. roger federer looked in ominous form, defeating jack sock in straight sets. he had the answer at every point. from the word go he came out and you felt he could really, you know, run through the match quickly. but credit to sock, qualifying at the last opportunity and winning in paris, he is the rookie. roger federer had five or six set points in the second set. he got to the end, which is the only time that has happened in a he

in football croatia have qualified for the cup and russia next year and that's just spice and they'll all draw against greece in prayers on sunday croatia completely airplane to their opponents' ass home in the first leg and took unsaleable four one lead into this mass as their fifth the parents may well cup since the breakup of the former yugoslavia. and earlier on sunday fifth and also qualify for the finals in russia next summer after holding northern ireland to a scored a stroll in this with the advantage after scoring an away goal in their one nail win in the first like last thursday that result was mired in controversy though with switzerland's goal coming after a highly questionable handball penalty northern ireland have not qualify for the well since one thousand nine hundred six. to motor sports and formula one where sebastian vettel has won the brazilian grand prix in sao paulo the german was the main rival this season of the newly crowned world champion lewis hamilton and while this campaign didn't leave vettel with much to celebrate he was the man of the moment it's on his

we start with football and croatia have taken a big step to qualifying for next year's world cup finals with a 4—1win over greece in the first leg of their play—off in zagreb. real madrid's luka modric opened the scoring with a penalty after only 13 minutes and, six minutes later, nikola made it 2—nil to the home side, before the greeks pulled one back. croatia added two more goals either side of the break through perisic and kramaric, so they're on the brink of reaching a sixth successive world cup. in the night's other game, northern ireland were beaten 1—0 by switzerland in a game marred by a controversial penalty. it was awarded after corry evans was penalised for a handball. ricardo rodriguez converted the spot—kick in the 58th minute which gave the visitors an away goal advantage ahead of sunday's return leg in basel. i haven't seen it back. the ball clearly strikes cory on the back. he turned his back. the referee had a clear view of the incident. i thought he was given offside initially. i wasn't sure. having thought he was given offside initially. iwasn‘t sure. having hit cory,

going to need to use today the prime minister of croatia called the rulings at the u.n. war crimes tribunal unjust and unfair why. hi good evening yes exactly creation prime minister and they playing quidditch so they held a press conference for the reporters and said that this verdict was just another thing that wasn't true and that was actually the moral thing from the court to be done that it was the fully moral injustice for all six of the six of them actually the reason why. it is really hard to explain because i actually think that this verdict is stunning something about also responsibility of the craig inside. concert during the ninety's and that's why it is really hard to to to accept sometimes the responsibility and the truth from the international court as as i see you why yeah this is an interesting point because that's what the man today who drank poison that is what he was alleging as well saying that he was that he had nothing to do with balls of the crimes i mean when you look at these differences what do they mean for any chance of reconciliation more th

and was operating on behalf of croatia in austria. general probably was convicted had no chance of winning his appeal. i think he realized that it was a death sentence to the man was in his seventy's twenty years imprisonment meant a death sentence in effect and he saw no chance of having a hearing in the hague court most of the people who have been brought there have found to be the case if you look at the three sides in the war. the grounds for conviction were were never fair if you were found to be serb and breathing you were going to be convicted if you were found to be croat and having killed some of america's favored muslims you were going to be convicted and if you were found to be a muslim with a beheaded head and with a cut off head in your hand you had a chance of being convicted and that's the way the court operated nobody got a fair trial neither the serbs nor the croats nor the muslims. and some people took their lives into their own hands rather than become a puppet players in a play scripted directed and run from washin

yack suicide ends his own chapter in croatia's troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect. but the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues on long will see of a. more intriguing international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week following the e.u. african union summit europe and africa work together as equal partners to do young africans a brighter future on their own that's our topic this week on quadriga joining us. in thirty minutes. you're going to an official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. but. why return to. to visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters g.w. made for mines. g w true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on a lot of programming go on doing. that with us our innovations magazine for in asia the us from every week and always looking to the future fund d w dot com for science and

croatian president i will do everything so this verdict doesn't ruin relations between bosnia and croatia and i will visit bosnia as soon as possible but back in march star me and cry out reaction served as a warning. not to. be in a fair trial in the hague it would have contributed to peace in bosnia but as it was a political judgment there certainly will be no peaceful coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar its legacy continues to prompt debate and resentments. al-jazeera. anti-government protesters have clashed with police in the philippine capital manila. demonstrators tried to break a police line up to get near the gates of the president's official residence but they were pushed back with fire hoses president declared last month that he planned to create a revolutionary government to fend off efforts to oust him but his critics fear he's dragging the country back to dictatorship account a rally was staged in support of the territories now. results of sunday's presidential election in honduras are expected in the co

bosnian insight shows that croatia's role in the war was complicated. this politician also says the tribunal puts an end to a dark part of history. rochelle: that is a heated reaction. that part of history is not actually behind us. alison: there are fears this verdict could bring the history back. there is an inch to an article in the croatian macwhinnie -- magazine "for him," this is this verdict is in danger of increasing tension. a french paper has a report from the city where -- that was the main site. describes a city that is quite divided still , anden croats and bosniaks the reporter met one serbian croat woman who said peaceful or not, she will never be able to live with bosniak muslims. rochelle: moving to the ivory coast, where that eu-african summit is continuing. alison: the front page talks about the three major challenges for africa with opportunities for youth, climate change, and security. those are the topics ivory coast hopes to tackle at this summit. the major challenge your post to tackle is migration. less that, the french presiden

we've seen reactions from the prime minister of croatia.rent the leader. the founder of the party, the founder of a modern croatia, is named in the judgment as being founder of a modern croatia, is named in thejudgment as being part ofa named in thejudgment as being part of a joint criminal enterprise to carve up of a joint criminal enterprise to carve up bosnia and herzegovina. had he not died there is no doubt he would have been indicted, just as his opposite number of serbia was indicted. he went to the hague but died during his trial. thank you very much for coming in. the duke of cambridge has said that prince harry and fiance meghan markle have a lot of happy times ahead of them as they planned their wedding. clarence house announce the engagement on monday and the couple later revealed the proposal happened over a roast chicken supper in their kensington palace cottage. the wedding will take place in st george's chapel, windsor castle, in may. prince william spoke to reporters during a visit to finland. we are very excited for them b

it is now 3—1, croatia leading 3—1.rrorist strategy, capital to prevent, designed to prevent extremism. officialfigures have just been published. the first detailed home office analysis has given those figures. we can speak with a political analyst who has looked extensively at radicalisation of young people, worked at the foreign office on the prevent strategy, thank you so much for being with us. this strategy, it is controversial, particularly with young muslims, who associate it with the state, state power, some say it has become toxic, even, but would you say that it is working? it is a step in the right direction. any policy that is associated with the state will be controversial, i would imagine, will have lots of critics, but the problem is you need a counterterrorism policy, you do need to tackle the problem of terrorism, and as we have seen the rise of the incidents in the last few years, not just in the uk but across europe as well, there is a problem that needs to be dealt with, so yes, this is controversial

and in football croatia have qualified for the world cup in russia next year that's despite a nil all draw against greece in parathas on sunday croatia completely outplayed their opponents at home in the first leg and took an unassailable four one lead into this match it's their fifth appearance of the world cup the since the break up of former yugoslavia and earlier on sunday switzerland also qualified for the finals in russia next summer after holding northern ireland to a scoreless draw in basel the swiss had the advantage after scoring an away goal in their one nil win in the first leg last thursday now that result was mired in controversy was switzerland's goal coming after a highly questionable handball penalty northern ireland have not qualified for the world cup since one thousand nine hundred eighty six. if you're a minor now of our top stories at this hour a powerful quake has killed at least two hundred people and injured over sixteen hundred others on the border between iraq and iran relief efforts are underway after the seven point three magnitude quake struck late on sun

yaks suicide ends his own chapter in croatia's troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues we'll see of a. delicate way. the harpsichord makes a comeback. thanks to the young frenchman. and his own make the rock music contemporary again. next. independence some. chick upsets me controversial. new video evidence designed to make decisions by bundesliga referees more transparent and less fair ref. but it doesn't. kickoff in sixty minutes on d w. they know look like they know what we think. and soon they'll even know how we feel. well i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of software scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions . so hopefully i can be a helpful piece assault with a virtual person as a therapist or a robot as a teacher neither would have human empathy. what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context when i disclose more information to a person or to computer in this case. algorithms finn stead of feelings measuring emotion star

with a mix of experience and promising youngsters croatia are the favourites.northern ireland played on football's biggest stage — that was back in 1986. michael 0'neil‘s side have a tough match on their hands later — they host switzerland in belfast. both matches kickoff at 1945 gmt. golfing great gary player turned 82 last week and the golf course named after him hosts the european tour's nedbank open this week. it's the penultimate tournament in the race to dubai and a local lad is very much looking forward to the event. this is a tournament we grew up watching and want to one—day play in it and one—day win it, so yes, looking forward to playing in sa again. now, here's what you might have missed. samoan rugby has been declared bankrupt by the nation's prime minister ahead of the upcoming test matches against scotland and england in the uk later this month. the prime minister has even asked members of the public to donate money to keep the sport alive. the test matches this month are not under threat, but samoan rugby say they need to host more matches in th

so far, croatia have taken a big step to qualifying for next year's world cup finals with a 4—1win overs luka modric opened the scoring with a pebalty after only 13 minutes. and six minutes later, nikola kalinic made it 2—0 to the home side... ..before the greeks pulled one back. croatia, though, added two more goals either side of the break through perisic and kramaric, so they're on the brink of reaching a sixth successive world cup. in the night's other game, switzerland beat northern ireland, with a controversial penalty giving the visitors a 1—0 win in belfast. it was ricardo rodriguez who converted the spot—kick in the 58th minute to give switzerland an away goal advantage ahead of sunday's return leg in basel. now, we've seen some pretty epic wipeouts here on bbc sport, but this could be one of the worst. andrew cotton was surfing off the portuguese coast when he tried to ride this huge wave. a small mistake had pretty catastrophic consequences. he ended up with a broken back but he is expected to make a full recovery. he even took to social media to post some photos of him being

this year, alban yeah, croatia, france have nearly atarnede the 2% benchmark. they know to invest in security to preserve liberty. honoredto community has that agreement. we also urge greater security integration provided that the relationships are efficient and serve shared interests. these commitments are necessary because our freedom and security is at stake. the united states and all nations of europe, especially those who once lived under the weight of communist dictatorships value our nations. if we do not exercise responsibility, we will not have sovereignty and if we do not have sovereignty, we will not have freedom. maintaining sovereignty entails cultivating the virtues that make it possible. free nations must exercise vigilant protection of civil societies and the groups and families and individuals that compose them. rule of law and representative governments are empty shells when detached from a vibrant civil society and a deep respect for certain self-evident truths. we can win every political struggle but if we are not vigilant of our own behavio

finals now in london he defeated world number four of croatia and three sets. of at the bottom of your screen there had the momentum in the third and final set after dropping the second the twenty year old won the match six four three six six four he'll be meeting the veteran roger federer in his next group phase game on tuesday also in the british capital. it's reminder of our top stories right now we're following for you at this hour powerful quake as killed at least two hundred people and injured over sixteen hundred on the border between iraq and iran relief efforts are underway after the seven point three magnitude tremor struck late on sunday. this is deja vu news live from berlin for the entire news team thanks so much for being with us we'll have more at the top of the. space age technology for our streets. driverless cars still encounter real obstacles in traffic but on mars rovers have been moving autonomy for years. now in japanese automaker wants. to use their technology to create self driving cars that are out of this world. tomorrow to dictate nex

croatian president i will do everything so this verdict doesn't ruin relations between bosnia and croatia and i will visit bosnia as soon as possible but back in must stop me and cry out reaction served as a warning. not to. be in a fair trial in the hague it would have contributed to peace in bosnia but as it was a political judgment there certainly will be no peaceful coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like must start its legacy continues to prompt debate and resentment nadeem barber al jazeera . italy's former prime minister silvio berlusconi has been ordered to stand trial again he's accused of bribery periscope he allegedly paid a witness to lie during a hearing where he was accused of having sex with an underage girl he denies the accusations that the school is the leader of the center right for that italia party which is expected to do well in next year's general election and he government protests as a clash with police in the philippine capital manila. they tried to break a police line to get near the gates of the pres

i think up there in the joint criminal enterprise in the verdict led him to do what he did but in croatia the prime minister said probably suicide spoke of what he called a deep moral injustice. this is an event without precedent especially for an international courtroom he has in his own way sent a message on what he thinks about a verdict which we also think is unfair for the country's president the verdict should mean the start of a new era. as croatian president i will do everything so this verdict doesn't ruin relations between bosnia and croatia and i will visit bosnia as soon as possible but back in march star me and cry out reaction served as a warning. to be in a fair trial in the hague it would have contributed to peace in bosnia but as it was a political judgment there certainly will be no peaceful coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar it's legacy continues to prompt debate and resentment that al-jazeera. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has been ordered to stand trial accused of bribing a wit

the candlelit vigil and all of a convicted war criminal and croatia supporters of slobodan the took his own life in a un courtroom yesterday to remember him. also coming up u.s. president donald trump's accused of promoting islamophobia after he tweeted that video made by an extremist group also got him into a ride with britain's prime minister. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. a summit gathering of european and african leaders from more than eighty countries has ended in ivory coast with plans for the immediate evacuation of nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya the decision comes after shocking reports of migrants suffering atrocities and even being sold into slavery african union officials say there could be as many as seven hundred thousand migrants trapped in the african and european leaders agree that they share joint responsibility to resolve the crisis. french president a man on the court led the way by saying that migrants should be held to leave libya as quickly as possible delegates from the african and european union summit in ivory coast agreed on an

camps for bosnian muslims part of a plan to create what was described as an ethnically pure greater croatia. the appeal verdict and probably death have prompted hugely different responses in bosnia here in the capital sarajevo some feel cheated. i think the incident that happened should be blamed on behave tribunal it says this person is muslim army veteran how did he bring in the bottle. while the muslim member of the country's shared presidency defended the verdict. of most i think in the joint criminal enterprise in the very day that led him to do what he did but in croatia the prime minister said suicide spoke of what he called a deep moral injustice. this is an event without precedent especially for an international courtroom he has in his own way sent a message on what he thinks about that act which we also think is unfair for the country's president the verdict should mean the start of a new era. croatian president i will do everything so this verdict doesn't ruin relations between gratian and i will visit bosnia as soon as possible but back in must stop me and cry out reaction serve

in slovenia last year but a new and slovenian courts say that he must be sent back to neighboring croatia because that's where he was first registered as a refugee but prime minister said adams said he'll try to find an alternative to deportation and that's caused up for his coalition partners have threatened to pull out the main opposition party says he should be impeached and even members of his own party have attacked him well let's speak to me how cordis he's a member of parliament for the left wing opposition party livid so he helped stop shammy being deported earlier this month by taking him to power the. element building any no joins us live now thank you so much for being with us now just explain to us this refugee ahmed shania he first registered in croatia we all know that you rules say that it's the country that first register as refugees that basically has to then process them so why did you and presumably the prime minister feel so strongly that this man should actually stay in slovenia well that is could serve as a battering ram against slovenia fortress euro. nothing is for

finals on sunday in london when he defeated world number four of croatia in three sets said of who you see at the bottom of your screen took the momentum back in the third and final set after dropping the second the twenty year old one about six point three six six four and will meet roger federer in his next book face game on tuesday in the british. you're watching t.v. don't forget you can head to our website dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock well they're back at the top the hour. health. and hearings to look. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows.

penalty kick which they converted took a one bill with a second playoff much last night in sa graps or croatia overwhelmed greece all one in the first leg the second legs of both match ups take place on sunday. so an intense a few days of well cup qualifying continues tonight and to many will be all watching and wondering whether the european powerhouse of the past it's only house what it takes to sneak into next summer's a big tournament a four time world cup champions have not missed a tournament finals in any sixty years but they have fallen on hard times and they're fighting for a place. they've come to stockholm's friends arena desperate not to lose and maybe that's part of the problem for the italians so used to winning that they've made every world cup final since one thousand nine hundred fifty eight and one for the same number as germany sixty nine year old coach jump year old ventura has struggled to get the most out of a squad thin on top shelf talent ventura replace master tactician antonio conti and his team does lose to sweden the journeymen coaches brief tenure will likely be ov

world cup may be over but there are still open slots for next summer's big event in russia tonight croatia host greece in the first leg of the first match of a two like playoff for one of the european place is still up for grabs likewise a switzerland travel to northern ireland incredibly the swiss failed to qualify automatically for russia despite a run off a nine straight wins in the group stage they were pipped at the post by portugal. it's not that belfast isn't a nice place to land but this is not where the swiss want to be after a strong qualifying round their points total most years would easily qualify for the finals not this year former byron munich winger gerrard on schick heerey finds it almost comical. this is the flu it's a strange feeling to have twenty seven points from our ten games and find ourselves in the playoffs of course we were disappointed but that's football. meanwhile northern ireland are relishing this match up if you are giving them a chance against the swiss but this group of overachievers has a shot at getting northern ireland to their first world cup finals i

top story this hour croatia state run news agency is reporting that a defendant to the war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia has died after drinking poison in cold. drank from a small file after the judges rejected his appeal and upheld his twenty year prison sentence. up today. in the meantime of course there's always the website that's. a good. question and lists are on the rise. to make your contract great again is their slogan their focus put your nation first i am taking a trip to highlights different shades of nationalism and to find out why this nation me to you.

one other world cup play—off in europe tonight, croatia beat greece, they thrashed them. 4—1.eft back. the second leg is in athens on sunday. it's been confirmed by the scottish fa that malky mackay is not in the running to become scotland manager on a full—time basis. mackay is in interim charge of the national side for tonight's friendly against the netherlands at pittodrie. he watched his side beaten 1—0. they had the chance to take the lead in the first half. then the former manchester united winger put the netherlands ahead five minutes before the break, a goal which proved to be the winner. women beat the norwegian side. they we re women beat the norwegian side. they were up before the interval, then a brace completed the rout. city maintaina100% brace completed the rout. city maintain a 100% record in the competition. england's women closed on 235 for seven on the first day of their one—off test in the ashes series. it's a match england can't afford to lose if they're to have any chance of regaining them. from sydney here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. queueing

but they do share a group with spain, switzerland, columbia, the likes of mexico, uruguay, croatia ande very strong teams in there. we will find out in due course. england not finishing with enough points to make the first part. plenty of people will be doing their best and worst case scenario calculations. have you been crunching the numbers? case scenario calculations. have you been crunching the number57m case scenario calculations. have you been crunching the numbers? it is fascinating! there have been rehearsal draws this week. gary lineker took the master of ceremonies roll. in one of those rehearsals, england came out against russia. a tie that would be. russia, senegal, saudi arabia, that would be a very good group for england. russia ranked 65th. the hosts are a lwa ys russia ranked 65th. the hosts are always expected to do well. that pressure will be even bigger this time around, given russia's national pride. that could well provide england with the kind of start gareth southgate will be hoping for. a group like that might mean they could top the group and get a better tie i

policy thank you so much to start with the world cup playoffs in croatia have taken a huge step towards qualifying for russia twenty eight team they beat greece four won the hose dominated the mansion's are grabbed captain luca moderate open the scoring with a penalty in each pairs each and karam each all got on the scoresheet as well greece now have a lot to do to make to their third successive finals. and there's these other playoff northern ireland's hopes of reaching their first world cup since one thousand nine hundred six have suffered a huge blow they were beaten one no by sports by switzerland in belfast ricardo rodriguez with the penalty. there are eight teams left in europe only four will make it to russia twenty after these two legged play off of northern ireland second leg with switzerland will be played on sunday croatia have won all four of their previous playoff ties well take a three goal advantage to greece and the other match on sunday italy is missing out on a world cup for the first time since one nine hundred fifty eight their play off is against sweden the first le

these playoffs northern ireland second leg with switzerland is played on sunday later on thursday croatia host greece in the first leg of their match up in sa grab italy face missing out on a world cup for the first time since nineteen fifty eight their playoffs against sweden the first leg is on friday and on saturday denmark are at home for the first leg against the republic of ireland they haven't featured on football's biggest stage since two thousand and two catalogues efforts to improve the conditions of his mind when workers have been recognised by a leading global trade union the international labor organization has closed its complaint against the country many working on projects for the twenty twenty two world cup including the forty thousand seats at our wacker stadium here the organizing team say that despite the trade blockade is being imposed on qatar by some nearby countries preparations remain on track always at the markets but have since then been discovered even further especially when we just look at a man in kuwait as well as other countries and have had then. been has

have this would be the first case we've ever seen of that kind of damage in such a young individual croatia have taken a huge step towards qualifying for the twenty eighteen feet for world cup in russia after they hammered greece for one of the hosts dominated the merchant zagreb captain luca margaret opened the scoring with a penalty killing each. all got on the scoresheet as well greece now have a lot to do to make it to their third successive finals in thursday's other play of northern ireland's hopes of reaching their first world cup since one thousand nine hundred six have suffered a huge blow they were beaten one little by switzerland in belfast ricardo rodrigue is with the penalty it's only play sweden in their first league play off in stockholm later on friday and the two thousand and six champions italy have qualified for fifteen consecutive finals but they missed out on an automatic qualification spot of the losing to spain in group g. they will need to win later to avoid the prospect of missing out on a world cup qualification for the first time since one thousand nine hundred fi

final nine teams that will compete at next year's world cup in russia kicks off in the next hour croatia have made it to nine out of eleven major finals as an independent nation they take on greece and zagreb in the first leg of their play off with the winners progressing to the world cup northern ireland versus switzerland as thursday's other playoff tie. but. we're expecting a hard tough ferocious game i think the most important thing is to remain calm we call children around like crazy we have to be patient because i'm sure we will create opportunities and in those moments we have to be calm enough to take our chances there are eight teams left in europe only four will make it to russia twenty eighteen after these two legged play offs northern ireland second like with switzerland will be played on sunday later on thursday croatia hosts greece in the first leg of their match up in stark grab italy face missing out on a world cup for the first time since one thousand fifty eight their play off and against sweden the first like is on friday on saturday denmark are at home for the first l

camps for bosnian muslims part of a plan to create what was described as an ethnically pure greater croatia. the appeal verdict and projects death have prompted hugely different responses in bosnia here in the capital sarajevo some felt cheated. i think the incident that happened should be blamed on behaved tribunals says this bosnian muslim army veteran how did he bring in the bottle. while the muslim member of the country's shared presidency defended the verdict. that most i think up there in the joint criminal enterprise in the very day that led him to do what he did but in croatia the prime minister said probably suicide spoke of what he called a deep moral injustice. this is an event without precedent especially for an international courtroom who has in his own way sent a message on what he thinks about addict which we also think is unfair for the country's president the verdict should mean the start of a new era. as croatian president i will do everything so this verdict doesn't ruin relations between both gratian and i will visit bosnia as soon as possible but back in march star me a

. >>> sixers forward maybe from croatia. he became a philadelphiaen. he's never had a cheese steak. that changed today. he spent the afternoon at ginos. he's a big fan. and for those keeping tabs. he is a wiz whit kind of guy. >> bert not eat that before the game. after the game. >> it is wiz whit. sfwl that's what i said. there's no h on that. >> i don't know. let's go to the video tape. >> eagles back to work today. jeffrey will be facing his former team. how's he liking philly. we'll hear from him. and the flier couldn't get out of their own way tonight. or out of the way of the lines men. >>> the fliers have been playing so bad there were eagles chants tonight. fliers have lost five in a row. one of six teams under preponderate .500 in the nhl. four goals on 22 shots. and get pulled for elliot the ka nuks all over the fliers. 5-2. lost six of seven at home. eagles back to work. a bad bears team. jeffrey will be facing his former team. he's been heating up. good chemistry with wentz. he has four touch downs over the last three games. averaging 18 yards a catch. it will be a free

now we're going to head over to croatia for a bit of stunt driving because as we start going over this part it suddenly opens up on the left and the right and watch this. wobbling, starts up. whoa, on to the left, it's struggling to stay on the road -- whoa! on the back right wheel, keeps popping up. it's about to get crazier because one big gust rocks it right here. all the way over and eventually drops back down on all four. >> pay that man big. because it's crazy. >> toward the end of it, that gust picks up, lifts it up on the narrow tires and manages to hold onto it, get it back down and continue on his drive. legend. >> that is unbelievable. >>> oli, put on your best scottish accent. you're going to want to say this. >> golly good, look at that, that's eagle. is that scotland there? >> that say white tailed sea eagle. it's been outfitted with a head cam and there you see it over the or kiddy cliff in scotland. it's gorgeous. >> who needs drones. you don't have to charge the batteries. >> you can stay up all day. >> somebody is saying why don't the eagle get out of the way? the cam

want to go across to sell the big a village from bosnian serb resigned it's good to see you today croatia's prime minister called the rulings at the u.n. war crimes tribunal and just an unfounded why. yes well creation prime minister and a playing quidditch held a press conference today and told a reporter this that actually what the product did which was a suicide was a symbol of the deep moral injustice for the six both me and croats that was a deed which symbolizes how deeply he was convinced that the thing that he did was the actual right thing for the last me and croats he said actually by this final verdict i c t y also confirmed that craig was involved in the conflict of the bosnian has to go and i think the ninety's and this can bring a lot of consequences for the relationship from the gracious and the boston had to go into as it with ross a massive responsibility and guilt as a country for the war crimes in bosnia and herzegovina and that can be actually a reason why the prime minister. stated this today you know i don't think this speaks to the fact that there remains a lack of cl