this is the deal when you slide from berlin croatia's opposition candidate leads his country's a presidential race preliminary results show you left wing former prime minister zoran milanovic winning the 1st round of voting but a with a runoff ahead all eyes are on the 2 right wing candidates behind the 2nd place also coming up australia's prime minister is forced to apologize for vacationing in hawaii while devolves to areas of his country but thousands of firefighters struggle to contain catastrophic blazes across several states. and afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in the home delayed results from september's election but his rival loved all i do know ones he won't concede our correspondent has the details. on how in a home 3 glad you could join me polls have closed in croatia's presidential election in preliminary results show a tight race between 3 candidates now none of them look like they will gain an overall majority so the top 2 will be heading into a runoff just that country assumes an important international responsibility. it's

croatia takes over the rotating presidency of the european union in january how does that factor into this election given what you said about the presidency actually having a lot of influence on foreign policy. well actually whether or either of these candidates when i think that you can be smooth transition and good cooperation between the government and the president. the president the president sees of course in the in the hands mostly in the hands of prime minister. language who is a. conservative from from crimea creation democratic unity the same part the company president calling that property which is. basically. all he would i think he would have a good really working relationship with the long range residents as well so that wouldn't wouldn't really be a problem those of these candidates have a lot of experience in foreign policy work a ministry of foreign face. was the minister of foreign affairs and of course is the president over the last 5 years ok well thank you so much that was the bridge. thank you. australian firefighters have begun to make progress against hundreds

and early election results from croatia suggest that president clinton. will face a leftist rival in a runoff round garber caetera which is seeking a 2nd 5 year term as croatia prepares to take over the european union's rotating presidency for the 1st time that speech or are to one approve binya who is in the croatian capital zagreb and the incumbent will be disappointed that she won't maybe we're expecting this to go to a 2nd round but it's really the former prime minister there are milan of the leftist candidate who led this vote well he is frontrunner in this 1st round but some say he could easily lose in a runoff simply because rising waters of will not vote for him will vote against him and here we have miroslav score all right independent with more than 20 percent of the vaults some of these votes for sure in a runoff will go to keep her out of which today's wall would let me say this as well today's vote is seen as a test of popularity for ruling conservatives who supports guitar which indeed is a race for them it is important to have their candida

this is the deputy news live from berlin croatia's opposition candidate leave his country's presidential race preliminary results show left wing former prime minister and so on will out of it ahead in the 1st round of voting but with a runoff ahead all eyes are on the 2 right wing candidates vying for 2nd place. also coming up afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in the long delayed results from september's election but his rival abdullah abdullah warns he won't concede. and hong kong police cracked down on a city that has activists call attention to china's reported abuse of its weaker muslim minority. i'm way of blue cruft thanks for watching polls have closed in croatia's presidential election preliminary results show a tight race between 3 candidates tight enough to trigger a runoff between the top 2 the winner will lead croatia as the country takes up a prominent task for the european union. it's an election that's being watched closely in european capitals. she is due to take over the e.u. council presidency on january 1st so the wo

in zagreb i asked him what's at stake for croatia in this election. well the role of the president in corrosion largely. are ceremonial by the he also or she. creates the foreign policy. is he is that he or she is the commander of the army and of course the biggest question in this election is the ideology the difference between the conservatives the right we and the labs or senator. basically in this election the pain focused more on i go down on the concrete issues that the country's facing and that are actually in that the main the president's authority for example they shop on immigration and things like that but more spoke about the economy and and the ideological issues that don't really have anything to do with the role of the president. the professional footballers' association has called on the british government for an inquiry into racism in the english game this after germany international antonio good allegedly faced a monkey chants during chelsea's 2 nil win over top them hotspur on sunday chelsea defender who to go was targeted by some s

in january the winner will lead croatia as it takes on the presidency of the european union. indian prime minister narendra modi has defended a new citizenship law that critics say discriminates against muslims addressing his supporters in new delhi he said there was no need to worry for muslims in india or to indian parents at least 23 people have been killed in violent protests against the law. bowing starliner spacecraft has returned safely to earth the unmanned capsule suffered an orbiting failure during a test flight preventing a planned docking with the international space station the u.s. space agency nasa said the craft made what's called a bull's eye landing at the white sands missile range in new mexico. hong kong police have broken up a sit in protesting china's treatment of its weaker ethnic minority the demonstrators accuse beijing of abusing over a 1000000 of the weaker muslims it's held in something it's a nice the standoff between police and protesters marks the latest violence in more than 6 months under arrest in hong kong. a rally for freedom of speech that

it's less than ten kilometres from the border with croatia, the gateway to the european union.this year. bosnia has become a key stop on the migrant route to europe, but it's struggled to cope with the sheer number of people passing through, and the camps conditions were widely criticised. aid organisations have warned the camp was unfit for people and that deaths were imminent, especially in winter. now, it's been pulled down. around 800 migrants from the area have been bussed away to new centres near the capital, sarajevo, including these former army barracks. 750 migrants that were living in horrible conditions in vucjak and who are now in the warmth and who have taken the first warm shower, have had the first warm bed for many, many nights. we are happy here. we have electricity and also a clean environment and fresh food. it's thought bosnia's currently home to between 7,000 and 8,000 migrants. it says it can't support them all, and whilst these people have been relocated for the winter, it's expected that once that's passed, they'll be on the move again, once more hoping

it's less than ten kilometres from the border with croatia, the gateway to the european union.ough the camp this year. bosnia has become a key stop on the migrant route to europe, but it's struggled to cope with the sheer number of people passing through, and the camp's conditions were widely criticised. aid organisations have warned the camp was unfit for people and that deaths were imminent, especially in winter. now, it's been pulled down. around 800 migrants from the area have been bussed away to new centres near the capital, sarajevo, including these former army barracks. 750 migrants that were living in horrible conditions in vucjak and who are now in the warmth and who have taken the first warm shower, have had the first warm bed for many, many nights. we are happy here. we have electricity and also a clean environment and fresh food. it's thought bosnia's currently home to between 7,000 and 8,000 migrants. it says it can't support them all, and whilst these people have been relocated for the winter, it's expected that once that's passed, they'll be on the move again, on

firefighters are struggling to contain catastrophic blazes across several states also coming up croatia's left-wing former prime minister's daughter i'm eleanor beardsley it's the 1st round of voting to the president but with a runoff ahead all eyes are on the 2 right wing candidates vying for 2nd place. and hong kong police cracked down on a 16 rally as activists tried to call attention to china's alleged abuse of its we got muslim minority. i am. i have and i am free glad you could join me australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis emergency crews are struggling had to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney now a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the inferno at least 9 people have been killed since the fires began but there is now hope at last the break in the weather. the air is acrid the dense smoke is causing serious health problems. laid waste in the town of lythgoe 80 kilometers west of sydney. logs last. the firestorm all but wiped the village

and how closely will croatia's neighbors be following this election. or croatia is a parliamentary democracy where the main power lies inside the hands of the prime minister while president is in charge with foreign policy and security and neighbors are not quite happy i can tell you that especially bosnia and herzegovina in her survey in a hair around 500 tarzan cross sleeve inside that country 90000 of them are illegible to war with that country is always important to topic during election campaign in croatia but relations with that country further deteriorated last year during the general election in bosnia and herzegovina when left leaning. ethnically cried answered the presidency for some is not crossed enough for croatian. politicians he won the presidency he won the seat inside the presidency with bosniaks not cross forwards that is of course impossible to prove but statement like that one alongside some other statements coming from incumbent president calling that of a guitar which the relations on a very low level are doing a pretty of their l

croatia's presidential election is heading for a runoff for my left wing prime minister. got just under 30 percent of the vote on sunday of the current president. show more news on the web site al jazeera dot com up next it's super 3030 minute. as it breaks. manufacturing exports in the u.s. . with detailed coverage critics say secular protections. you should. feel. from around the world.

his 2nd 5 year term as croatia prepares to take over the european union's retaining presidency for the 1st time it is up against the leftist former prime minister milan of it and right wing folk singer should choro a runoff vote is likely to be held as no candidate is expected to win and out right majority let's cross to our binya who is in the creation capital zagreb. results are not looking so good for the incumbent there on. the leftist candidate appears to be in the lead of this 1st round. oh according to these for us results yes he's a leading 32 percent to but get out of the cheers behind him with the only 4 percent less and under true please we have turned full edition. 21 percent these results are in are not actually a big surprise even opinion polls point to. raise between them well night night is still young now we know for sure we are not going to have a clear winner tonight and we are going to have a presidential runoff according to these 1st number us this is going to be a battle between the left and the right today's vote is seen as a test of popularity for ruling conserv

the world cup finalists, croatia, have been drawn in a group

also ahead croatia's presidential election throws up a surprise. that could affect the rest of the european. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts we're here across the central mediterranean we are watching a very potent weather system pushing in from the west towards the east and it's going to bring a lot of rain as well as winds from greece all the way to turkey here on monday you can see the very heavy rain on our forecast map on monday extending anywhere from central to western parts of turkey and with that we're going to be seeing some very gusty winds along the coast and pushing inland all the way up towards our corrupt as we go towards tuesday it is going to continue to make its way towards the east will be singing even gusty winds even snow in the higher elevations and syria parts of lebanon you'll be getting in on the action with those very gusty winds and those coastal showers by the time we get to tuesday and into wednesday that system moves even more towards the east there well here across much of the gulf we're lo

struggling to survive in subzero temperatures security minister says they need to be returned to croatia. and with al jazeera live from london still much more ahead days after president trump said he wants to designate mexican drug cartels terrorist groups the u.s. attorney general takes a trip to mexico and shopping in the world's 1st recycled mall and how it's helping one swedish city brianna gys its image. that person's already broken record for high temperatures early in the season and persistently and you can see from the lack of cloud for most of australia that a good pass is still hot and we got a forecast of $42.00 for friday but the winds already changing the clouds coming into won't last for the contrast further east but we're talking about low twenty's for melbourne and less than that in this corner has been cold windy disappointing well i think for all the summer so far as late spring in the early summer it doesn't change very much on sunday is any consolation we're down to 27 in perth because it's still hot inland as for rain we will see were 2 showers develop in new south w

the world cup finalists, croatia, have been drawn in a group which includes england. fares by an average of 2.7% injanuary. it means some commuters face a rise of more than £100 and the cost of their season tickets. railfirm than £100 and the cost of their season tickets. rail firm say the extra money will pay for improvements to the network. christmas is coming and for commuters on south western railway that means almost a month of scenes like these as strikes on the line start on monday. so the news that train fares will rise again next year, above the standard rate of inflation, has not gone down well with these passengers in bristol. i think the rail service probably needs to be improved nationwide before they can think about putting up fares. i've just come over from cambridge and it would have been cheaper

which opened this month in croatia.ounder reno says the idea was born from a conversation among friends about drinking at parties. he spoke about how he woke up with a bicycle pedal in his pocket, and i thought, as i listened to him, why not set up a place, a museum, with a collection of these objects and stories that will illustrate in a fun way, these evenings of drunkenness and the hangover the next day? the museum is laid out like a busy walk home, with rooms resembling a street, storefronts , a park, and finally, a bedroom, where you can piece your journey together. along the way are stories of drunken escapades from around the world. guests begin their visit by wearing goggles that simulate drunkenness. they are invited to throw a dart, bull's-eye means no admission charge. the can also share their own stories by finishing the phrase i woke up with. entries that we can show you include no money, two stray dogs, and a lot of pumpkins. but critics of the museum say it doesn't take the dangers of drinking seriously.

and couldn't face familiar foes and open they tournament against croatia who knocked them out of thecup. scotland will join of the semi—finals of the world cup. scotland willjoin them if they qualify for the play—offs and the czech republic complete the group. and god will benefit from playing all their group games at wembley —— england will. we have played at least two of the teams before. for us least two of the teams before. for us to be playing at wembley is something very special so we are looking forward to the tournament. wales have drawn switzerland and turkey in their opening group games and face a long trip to azerbaijan. their final and face a long trip to azerbaijan. theirfinal group and face a long trip to azerbaijan. their final group match with and face a long trip to azerbaijan. theirfinal group match with italy will be in rome. wales produced an equally impressive run of their own losing to the reigning champions portugal three years ago. ryan gregson aware success this time more rest on keeping star players fit. you hope when you come around tojen that you have a he

in harsh freezing conditions at the bush camp a form a landfill area near the northern border with croatia follows growing pressure from aid agencies for $36.00 close the facility which lacks basic services like running water and electricity turn how reports. the conditions are appalling in the biting cold this was no way for already desperate people to be living on the doorstep of europe the buses put the only way they'd hoped to leave camp north west border into croatia the so-called balkan route to the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction. police want to take us there says that ever happened because they forced us to. but there are people who want to go because he wants a good. other countries they want to cause. it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to convince the bosnian or thirty's to do something about camp in freezing temperatures human rights officials warned people

been living without running water or electricity at a former landfill near the northern border with croatia jonah howell reports the conditions are appalling in the biting cold this was no way for already desperate people to be living on the doorstep of europe. the buses brought no comfort the only way they wanted to leave camp was over bowls news northwest border into croatia and the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction this police want to take us there says that ever happened to other states because it will force us to. transfer. but there are people who want to criticize her because she wants a good to other countries they want to cause after russia it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to invents the bosnia north or it is to do something about camp in freezing temperatures human rights officials warn people would start dying here without running water or proper heating. bu

agree path the outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england who face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. he watching the news from by day my colleague nick spicer is here at the top of the hour with will move while the i'm going to humphrey about him thanks for your company and c.c. . it was the speech of his life perhaps his past certainly his most difficult the speech by calling dristan on december 19th 1989. shortly after the front of the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the mideast tense the crowd clamors for german unity journalist peter lim borg was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time interest of. starts december 19th d.w. . back in the bundesliga after 10 years and all smiles football legend gergen clears men thrown into the deep into the heads of related will he sink or swim. with cliff potts 1st game be the last football clubs loose in fallbrook the swiss coach needed his side to bring the game to berlin. by or munich were facing a labor couzin bac

in zagreb i asked him what's at stake for croatia in the selection while the role of the president in crow show is largely. ceremonial by that he also or she. creates the foreign policy. is he is he or she the commander of the army and of course the biggest question in this election is the ideology the difference between the conservatives the right wing and the labs or the center. basically in this election the pain focused more on i know all that than on the concrete issues that the country is facing and that they are actually in that the main of the president's authority for example they shop on immigration and things like that but more spoke about the economy. and the ideological issues that don't really have anything to do with the role of the president. thanks let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today thousands of protesters in lebanon have called on the new prime minister to resign rallies in the capital beirut and in other parts of the country came as house began talks on forming a new government demonstrators are demanding an ov

grab a guitar of it she is facing challengers on the right and the left the ballot comes days before croatia takes over the european union's rotating presidency the secretive artist banksy has unveiled a bible nativities seen with a twist in the israeli occupied west bank the score of bethlehem takes pride of place in a hotel owned by the artist which overlooks israel's west bank barrier. at the 1st glance this new bags the insulation just looks like a typical nativity play now take a closer look it's not the christmas doll that is shining on to baby jesus mary and joseph it's light that is coming through a shell hole on a demo concrete wall. a reference to the israeli built beriah they could be seen from every room of this hotel. he called this amazing piece of art the scholar of bethlehem. and it's a scar on the fly him it's it's a play on the words that cause the start of a flame scar about. the artwork as a metaphor for how police demeans live today in bethlehem and the rest of the police team in territories. walls off just like the name of the hotel where the installation and many other

which cost her votes in the morning in the capital of zagreb the ballot comes days before crucial croatia takes over the european union's rotating presidency. bad weather conditions have caused a cargo ship to strand off the italian island of sardinia the vessel vessel was on its way to spain and strong winds pushed it against the rocky coast line rescue workers managed to evacuate the crew of 12 no injuries have been reported. and the afghan president ashraf ghani appears to be heading for a 2nd term preliminary results released a short while ago show he won september's election with just over half the vote in outland had been delayed because of irregularities and a recount turnout was under 30 percent and a 3rd of the votes cast were declared invalid garny nearest rival abdullah abdullah who currently shares power with him as the country's chief executive says he does not accept the result and he's saying that he wants an investigation. now protests and public anger have dominated the news in haiti for a month as people become increasingly frustrated by government they see as deeply cor

struggling to survive in subzero temperatures security minister says they need to be returned to croatia a mass vaccination drive is on the way in some way to end an outbreak of the measles disease which has now killed $62.00 people list as the world health organization releases figures on the global scale of what's happening says more than 140000 people died from measles and 2018 most of them children under the age of 5 that's an uptick on the number of deaths the year before just 5 countries accounted for more than half of all these cases democratic republic of congo liberia madagascar somalia and ukraine and the w.h.o. says that as of last month has been a threefold increase in the number of cases in 2019 compared to last year when medical teams are going door to door in some more as they race to vaccinate as many people as possible against measles fewer than one in 3 were vaccinated before the current crisis and most of the dead as you say before are young children jessica washington joined a team operating out of the capital city apia. thousands of red flags hanging all over some ea

the outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournaments host england will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. and fire nick has suffered their 1st set back under new coach hence the flick the champions were heavy favorite hosting live occasionally but the man they call the jamaican sensation stole the show for the visitors. by his standards robert levin duff skiis having a barren spell one game without a go but if that's bad spare a thought for leon bailey at the end of the line he did he scored once all season that is until you arrive in munich. bailey bursting through to give leyva cues in the lead on 10 minutes the 1st go by and had conceded on the coach can see flick. to see move once prolific goal scorers was to continue thomas miller's deflected strike levelled for biron normal service or as you know but only for a minute the hosts back line course out again and the fastest man on the pitch was on hand to capitalize. i. a classic counter and a smart finish to match from bailey. smart finish

is facing challengers on the right and the left the ballot comes days before croatia takes over the european union's routing presidency. new zealand has ended a gun buyback program initiated after terror attack at 2 mosques in christ church killed 51 people earlier this year the government banned some semi automatic weapons giving owners until this weekend to turn them in for payment. getting guns off the street literally people were still turning in their firearms on the last day of the buyback program the government says more than 30000 weapon owners participated turning in over 50000 guns but i do believe that our communities are just a little bit safer for. 6 months but there is still a lot more to do and i'm confident that the new zealand police can do that and be the safest country in the world. the measure followed an anti muslim rampage at 2 christ church mosques in march of this year when a single gunman killed $51.00 people the massacre shocked the country where mass shootings were extremely rare the prime minister just in the ardor and moved quickly to ban semi-automatic weapons l

the outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. a 4th opponents in each of age groups is yet to be decided. and after the draw germany's national tame director all of a half said that the group will cause the tame some headaches the worst because they would protest really very tough. we have to accept that we are bringing the world champion european championship champion. luckily fortunately replacing the unit which could be helpful for young. so you have to get. through everything in. it so your chances. and buy in munich have suffered their 1st setback under new coach handy flick the champions were heavy favorites hosting a vicar's and the man they call the jamaican sensation stole the show for the visitors. by his standards robert levin doff skis having a barren spell one game without a goal but if that's bad spare a thought for leon bailey at the end of the line he'd only scored once all season that is until you arrived in munich. bailey bursting through to give labor coups in the lead on 10 m

rover which cost to vote in the morning in the capital of zagreb the ballot comes days before croatia takes over the european union's rotating presidency. bowing starliner spacecraft has returned safely. their cell phone or summation is issue issue fullest enough to abandon plans to duck the vehicle of the international space station the unmanned probe made what nasa called a bull's eye landing at the military white sands missile range in new mexico. the afghan president musharraf's ghani appears to be heading for a 2nd preliminary results released a short while ago show that he won september's election with just over half the vote in al smith had been delayed because of irregularities and a recount turnout was under 30 percent and a 3rd of the votes cost were declared invalid gunnies nearest rival of the law the law who currently shares power was him as the country's chief executive says he does not accept the result and wants an investigation. for more on this let's bring in journalist elena t.v. he joins us now on the phone from the afghan city of jalalabad good speech to you ali w

in january the winner will lead croatia as it takes over the rotating presidency of the your council. indian prime minister narendra modi has defended the new citizenship law that critics say discriminates against muslims addressing supporters in new delhi he said there was no need to worry for muslims. or to indian parents at least 23 people have been killed while protesting the law. bowing starliner spacecraft has returned safely to earth the unmanned capsule suffered an orbiting failure during a test flight preventing a planned docking with the international space station the u.s. space agency nasa said the craft made what's called a bull's eye. landing at the white sands missile range in new mexico. the secretive artist banksy has unveiled his latest work and activity seen with a political twist it's on display in a hotel in bethlehem they traditional birthplace of jesus today both bethlehem and the hotel which banksy is involved in find themselves in israeli occupied west bank and in banks he's nativity scene so does baby jesus. at the 1st glance this new bag the installation jus

for revenge, but without key players, against bayern munich, and manchester city are underway in croatiars go to work on sri lanka — as test cricket returns to the country after a decade away. and the new man in charge of the all blacks — but who is ian foster, and can he get new zealand back on top? also coming up in the programme... saudi arabia's first female boxing coach talks of how heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua helped inspire her dreams. ifirmly i firmly believe in the next ten yea rs i firmly believe in the next ten years boxing will be a leading sport in saudi arabia. hello and welcome to sportsday, thanks for being with us today. we start with the last group games in the champions league. an update from the manchester city's game in zagreb in a moment. but we know that all four english sides will be in the knockouts. the question is who willjoin them, and who will miss out? paul frostick reports. wednesday brings the final champions league action after 2019 as we find out the last teams to make the last 16. atletico madrid have failed to win their last three league games, w

agree path the outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england who face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. he watching the news from by my colleague nick spicer is here at the top of the hour with will move while i'm going to humphrey about him thanks for your company and. was the speech of his life perhaps as. certainly. the speech by.

outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow turn and hosts england who will have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. behind berlin valencia is regarded as one of the best marathon cities thanks to its even flat course and mild winter plot. today's events yielded some fast times in both the men's and women's categories 2nd fastest men turkey's. violent broke the european record previously held by for ah ahead of him the ethiopian runner you won with a time of 2 hours 3 minutes and 52 seconds fellow ethiopia that rose berridge a claim the women's crown setting a new course. and you are of course watching do give you news live from berlin coming up our reporter series meets the women protesting against the political establishment in lebanon. thanks for joining us for world news at the top of the. my 1st vice i was just sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle isn't. since i was and i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and

heard all of it cost her vote this morning in the capital of zagreb the ballot comes days before croatia takes over the european union's rotating presidency. well afghan president ashraf ghani appears to be heading for a 2nd term preliminary results released a short while ago show he won a september's election with just over 50 percent now the announcement had been delayed because of irregularities and a recount turnout was under 30 percent and a 3rd of the votes cast were declared invalid carney's closest rival abdullah abdullah who currently shares power with him as the country's chief executive says that he does not accept the results and he wants an investigation. well for more let's bring in journalist ideality for you joins us from the afghan capital kabul ali what are people there making of the prospect of another term for ashraf ghani as president. i think people are pretty tired of the selection process you know they just wanted to be over it's been through 3 months since the election took place and people have been waiting for results and now we're seeing again that there oppre

the outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament host england who have to face croatia and the czech republic in group d. the 4th opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. and just a reminder now is the top story that we're following for you here on d w to has been a major shake up been german politics too outspoken opponents of the coalition with german chancellor angela merkel conservatives have been elected leaders of the social democrats their victory could mean the end to the party's grand coalition. you're watching news coming up next the struggle to keep protests peaceful in lebanon the 2 women putting themselves between demonstrate just police in the e.-w. program reporter and head of the home free thanks for your company and see you again at the top of the hour the world well you. know who's still to come in through. your.

outlook appears slightly less troublesome for fellow tournament hosts england he will have to face croatia and the czech republic that is in group d. the opponent in each of these groups is yet to be decided. well stay with that ball and when have delivered at least 5 for at least another game or 2 as coach that's thanks to a victory in berlin 3 points well they didn't come easy today on the occasion of the uk and kinsman's 1st game in charge at the olympic stadium the visitors had to play hard for the match with just 10. full eyes were on one man for this clash yogen klinsmann could have his new coach sprinkle a little of that stock quality on his new charges so often in the limelight dortmund looked all the better for being upstaged on this occasion jade and sunshine made it one nil after 15 minutes by a dream start for the visitors scoring with their 1st shots of the game 5 and so it continued dortmund in the driving seat kettle all at sea just 2 minutes later for oversight doubled their lead by talking has out this time the belgian making it to nil by it's fair to assume klinsmann had

you might remember that it was croatia who broke english hearts at last year‘s world cup, beating themgot some travelling to do too — they play their first two group games in the capital of azerbaijan, baku, before going to rome to play italy. at this stage they are all tough games. switzerland are a good team andi games. switzerland are a good team and i watched their progress with the republic of ireland and denmark and a talented team. yeah, turkey arena group with france as well and iceland so it has come from that. they have done well and italy are fantastic of course, winning every game. it will be tough. northern ireland and the republic are in the play—offs and if they do qualify, they will avoid the group of death. that‘s group f, which is made up of the world champions france, the european champions portugal, and germany. there were some wry smiles as that group was drawn in bucharest. the final race in the f1 season takes place in abu dhabi later. lewis hamilton has already won the world title, and will start today‘s race in pole position. mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas

what has happened in kosovo, what's happened in croatia and bosnia, everywhere in the balkans. period of time. there is a lot of feelings. there is a lot of victims from these wars here, with a lot of sensitivity. we need to take care about that. but others also need to take care, like european union and neighbours. for many younger citizens, like blaznen, being inside the eu is much more important than the country's name. this dispute has been going on for 30 years, pretty much your whole life. what was the impact of this? i think people, especially young people, were kind of getting bored with this topic, constantly being asked what the name issue is, how you will resolve this, what are the possibilities? i think we all feel quite european. we want to live with open borders and have movement of young people and learn from each other what the other culture is. the young in north macedonia have already shown an appetite for dissent, bombarding buildings with colour bombs to protest against corruption. but blaznen feels that with the eu decision, the young will vote with their f

the buses comfort the only way they wanted to leave camp was over balls news northwest border into croatia and the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital san diego better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction. police want to trust says that i have a don't have any other choice because it will force us to. transfer. but there are people who want to put this label because he wants a good to other countries who want to cause god but after russia it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to invincibles north origins to do something about camp in freezing temperatures human rights officials warn people would start dying here without running water or proper heating. but returning to the countries they fled is no option and nor is remaining in bosnia so many will be undeterred by this move trickling back in time and despite allegations of violence by croatian border police they'll wait for the chance to try again to enter the e.u. jona home

harsh freezing conditions at the rich yet camp a former landfill area near the northern border with croatia if there is growing pressure from aid agencies for authorities to close the facility which lacks basic services like running water and electricity gena hole reports. the conditions are appalling in the biting cold this was no way for already desperate people to be living on the doorstep of europe the buses brought no comfort the only way they'd hoped to leave camp was news northwest border into croatia the so-called balkan route to the european union instead roughly 600 migrants from places like syria afghanistan and pakistan are being rehabbed in a former military barracks near the capital sarajevo better conditions perhaps but in the wrong direction. police want to tell us there is that ever happened to other states because you will force us to. transfer. but people don't want to go because he wants a good. other countries they want to cause they're bad but after last year. it took months of criticism by international organizations on the ground to convince the bosnian north origins

we're also watching the elections in croatia where early results suggest president cortland get out of it she will face her leftist rival in a runoff round barca terabit is seeking her 2nd 5 year term as croatia prepares to take over the european union's rotating presidency for the 1st time at speak to are to want to prove binya who is in the coronation capital zagreb and so the preliminary results through the course of the evening have shown that there are a lot of it's the former leader and leftist candidate has been in the lead but that's correct pre-election polls saw that about keitaro it incumbent president as a front runner so having left leaning former prime minister in that position it's quite surprising although he's far away from 50 percent plus one vote that means he's a going in a runoff lead to get out of it in that case pre-election polls also suggest that he's going to lose simply because of the fact a dead right wing voters to be able in that case vote against him and here on the turn fleece we have a right wing pendant miroslav score having more than 20 percent of the

this is the daily news live from berlin croatia's opposition candidate leads his country's a presidential race preliminary results show the left wing former prime minister zoran milanovic winning the 1st round of voting but a with a runoff ahead all eyes are on me too right when candidates behind the 2nd place also coming up australia's prime minister is forced to apologize for vacationing in hawaii while devolves to areas of his country but thousands of.