the republic of cyprus and the turkish public within cyprus i think they have to resolve their problemsturkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year because although al-jazeera on saudia. yanis mccullough toss is an independent energy security analyst he joins us live from athens good to have you with us do you see what level of friction do you see resulting here between the turkish and greek navies over this. well the level of friction a diplomatic first of all and secondarily military but we cannot take we have to take into account that we have multiple. regional and global powers that are also involved in the drilling process so we will witness our long term. state of alert in the eleven thousand region and the east mitterrand in i think for the forseeable future although i explore the military action by either of either greece or turkey over the disciples of surer our hydrocarbon reserves. will this sort of friction lead to a situation th

the republic of cyprus and the turkish republic with in cyprus i think they have to resolve their problems turkey stays its call is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year seen em because although al-jazeera on tahlia or mombasa lama is an analyst in the economics and geopolitics of oil and energy joins us now live from london good to have you with us so first of all will turkey be able to complete the drilling aleck's promotion it plans to do or do you expect conflict with the greek navy. well turkey is determined to defend their rights of the turkish cypriots in the wealth of guys discovered of or cyprus they themselves have vested interest. geopolitical interests and economy interest in looking for of jazz and oil in that area and also a two count and the at thames by cyprus to explore for oil and gas and produce them furthermore turkey is a guinness or considers invalid the agri meant demarkation agreement matie time demarcation agreement between us and egypt

we know cyprus is obsessed with turkey.key forfour years. is obsessed with turkey. i was based in turkey for four years. cyprus's mentorship of the european union is largely involved with making sure that turkey is kept at arm ‘s length, as long as it continues to hold the northern part of the island. here is an example of where one country can hold up these things. how can you not be involved in the making of security and foreign policy when you have air force bases and cyprus? hazard that's nothing to do with european membership. if you have no membership. if you have no membership of the european union, your formal decision-making role within european foreign policy is diminished. we see that across—the—board. if you take a prime minister's press conference as a whole, she was in a way saying, listen, items at least, we can have some of our cake and eat it. that is what it basically said. we can take back control of free movement of people coming to an end. we pay much less money into eu budget. we lose the directjurisdi

to the problem of cyprus and the turkish republic with in cyprus i think they have to resolve the problem turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year c n n because although al-jazeera on saudia. i was one of mexico's most famous criminal is about to go on trial in the us succession battles have broken out for control of. drug empire but that hasn't stopped the sin allow a cartel from carrying on with this illegal business john holman has the second of our three part series on the man known as el chapo. the impending trial of plucking guzman the former king of mexico's criminal underworld might be stopping traffic in new york but back in his home state sin a lower things have simply moved all these camps proclaiming the wealth and fame of the man they call chapel used to be top sellers now they're almost gone so to the protests that called for his release. even in his organization the center lower it's more or less business as usual after a vi

cyprus and the turkish republic within cyprus i think they have to resolve their problems turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year seen m.p.'s although al-jazeera and saudia people in the french territory of new caledonia are voting on whether to become independent from france the referendum comes just over thirty years after another ended in political violence al-jazeera as andrew thomas reports. new caledonia is nearly twenty thousand kilometers from paris yet the pacific island territory has been since eight hundred fifty three parts of france but after sunday the bones could be broken new caledonians will be asked whether they want their territory to cede full sovereignty and become an independent. opinion polls suggest those of european descent like a vote on this rally in may want to remain french i think they played only nine france is the best that we can have. but the french state and the french president to visit new caledonia

the republic of cyprus and the turkish republic within cyprus i think it helps to resolve the problem turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of. the plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by dnd of this year c n n because all the elders who are on saudia ice will says it was behind the attack that killed seven coptic christians in egypt on friday gunmen fired two buses on their way to a monastery near the city of minya two hundred sixty kilometers south of cairo six of the dead were from the same family president of the fatah has sisi is promising to punish those responsible. iran supremely to says the u.s. has failed in its efforts to dominate them and the world opposes every decision president trump has made. in a made the comments on iranian state t.v. that's after the u.s. government said it is restoring sanctions that were lifted as part of the twenty fifteen nuclear deal the measure is going to effect on monday had to go in has more from washington. it's probably fair to say u.s. foreign policy ha

to the problem of cyprus and the turkish republic within cyprus i think it helps to resolve the problem turkey says its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year c n n because although l. has zero on saudia strong winds have destroyed the nation pine forests in the italian alps thousands of centuries old trees were operative in the dolomites environmentalist so worried about the long term damage to the region's heritage landslides have also blocked roads cutting off the edges at least twenty people have been killed by the storms across italy this week. crabs in the french city of toulouse have been treated to a visual spectacular giant mechanical spider and minus or thrilled on the because street theater ticket machine introduces the latest creations are on the spider and they're still on the minus four which reach heights up to twenty need to are controlled by dozens of operators guiding those huge machines through the streets they took two years to buil

to the problem of cyprus and the turkish republic within cyprus i think they have to resolve their problems turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year c n n because although al-jazeera on tallia. is old news out. for a long time the. chief from the community feels that. more and more. africans could soon have part ownership of one of the largest. also why people in the south pacific island of new caledonia may be saying goodbye to french rule. in their mission to break the stranglehold that event it's time to have. however the rain clouds continue to affect the middle east at the moment we've got rain and snow over towards western side of the himalayas but for the west coast that eastern side of the med some showers some longer spells of rain also coming in here martin see the shower there into cyprus but it's across syria into iraq where we could see the heaviest downpours journals of one or two shells also making their way back into israel s

to the problem of cyprus and the turkish republic with in cyprus i think they have to resolve their problem turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of the. then another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by d. and of this you see number. zero. now with one of mexico's most notorious criminals about to go on trial in the u.s. succession battles have broken out for control of joaquin guzman drug empire the trial has not stopped the center lower cartel from carrying on with its illegal business john holman has the second of a three part series on the man known as el chapo. the impending trial of plucking guzman the former king of mexico's criminal underworld might be stopping traffic in new york but back in his home state cinna lower things have simply moved on these caps proclaiming the wealth and fame of the man they call chapel used to be top sellers now they're almost gone so to the protests that called for his release. even in his organization the sin aloa cartel it's more or less business as usual after a vi

the republic of cyprus and the turkish republic with in cyprus i think they have to resolve their problems turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year seen him because although al-jazeera on saudia from under saddam is an oil analyst he says any confrontation in the mediterranean could be dangerous. turkey is determined to defend the rights of the turkish cypriots in the wealth of god has discovered it offshore cyprus they themselves have vested interests geopolitical interests and economy interest in looking for gas and oil in that area and also to counter any at thames by cyprus to explore for oil and gas and produce them furthermore turkey is against or concede that is invalid the agri meant demarcation agreement mattie timed the market in agreement between cyber us and egypt so there is a lot of involvements that in terms of geopolitical involvements economy and military environments and we must remember that the third p. is sending its na

the republic of cyprus and the turkish republic with in cyprus i think it helps to resolve the problem turkey stays its goal is energy independence and accelerated exploration is simply part of that plan another drilling vessel is set to be added to its exploration fleet by the end of this year c n n because although al-jazeera on saudia. an indonesian diver has died while recovering bodies from the site of last week's plane crash near jakarta the body of the forty eight year old volunteer was found floating in the java sea it's not clear how he died one hundred eighty nine people were killed on monday when a two month old lion air jet crashed into the sea shortly after takeoff now the man who was considered the most powerful criminal in mexico will go on trial in the u.s. on monday jochem guzman was born into poverty in the mountains of sin a lower he rose through the ranks of organized crime amassing a fortune and overseeing an illicit empire with links around the world john heilemann reports in the first of a three part series on the man known as el chapo this is how the legend of m

the second protocol relates to cyprus and the sovereign bases in cyprus.ables the continuity of the existing agreement in and around these bases between cyprus and the united kingdom, in particular to enable the 11,000 cypriots citizens established on territories under british sovereignty to an able to live as they do today. —— to enable them to live as they do today. the third protocol concerns ireland and northern ireland. we have now found the solution together with the uk to avoid a hard border on the island of ireland. first, we will use our best endeavours to solve this issue for the long—term through a future agreement. if we are not ready by july 2020, we could generally consider extending the transition to provide for more time, only if at the end of the transition, extended or not, we are still not there, with a future agreement, with the backstop solution that we agreed to date kick in. this backstop solution has evolved considerably from the original eu proposalfrom february this year. over the last few weeks, we have worked with the uk on the

this isjohn parr, he said he was 17 tojoin up, died on the first day, a reconnaissance cyprus.ay. there is in that rich earth a richer dust concealed. a poem by rupert brooke. just five paces to the other side opposite, george ellison, the last british soldier to be killed. talking to belgian civilians when he was shot bya belgian civilians when he was shot by a sniper, it says here again, they were staunch till the end against the odds uncounted, another poem. today theresa may has spent around an hour here. this starts the commemorations over the weekend. she is now meeting emanuel macron in albert in france, so central to that fighting were hundreds of thousands of british and allied troops lost their lives around the river somme. thanks very much indeed. a very full weekend ahead. back to you in the studio. bbc one has special coverage from the cenotaph on armistice day this centenary year. world war one remembered starts from ten o'clock on sunday. and now the rest of the day's news. australian police are treating as terrorism an attack on a busy shopping street in central

of course the devastation in cyprus off towards the other issue in europe of course is the debt that the banks hold of government debt the percentage. in germany and greece it was about twenty percent and in spain thirty percent you don't have that in the u.s. and that was what was part of that contagion in europe and reminded by the way you know when barclays was trying to buy lehmann that fateful weekend it was actually the regulators in the u.k. who said no they didn't want this contagion but they seem to get it right well actually barclays only then they actually coasted by lehmann in the end but off the bankruptcy polson in his memoirs you probably saw that also you know he actually said that the the u.k. really and he used different language i'll just say it is over but i think a lot of it was due to the shareholders concerns because they also couldn't vote on it but yes that was a situation the they wanted a guarantee from the fed was saying no we can't do it it's questionable whether or not they had the authority i saw warren buffet say i don't care if i if i were fed chair e

are british military bases on cyprus which has been a bit of a wrinkle.otocol. i think what you are talking about is you get the withdrawal agreement which is the divorce treaty, you get the political declaration which is sketching out the future, the third document which will be issued today isa document which will be issued today is a little memorandum which will speu is a little memorandum which will spell out their particular issues they are going to have particular vigilance about in the relationship, the future relationship negotiations and that's where they talk about issues they are particularly worried about, fishing is one of them, getting a fishing deal agreed as soon as possible. citizens' rights is another, this level playing field, the idea of constraints on the uk in return for access to the single market, the uk commitment on climate change. also how the european council, leaders will be involved in big decisions in the future like extending the transition period if needed and also the decisions about whether to go into the irish backstop

cyprus and greece have throughout the process said that when it comes to common foreign and securitythe relationship the difficult relationship they both have with turkey and it is one example of how each country has their own interests. interesting in their own interests. interesting in the press conferences, both angela merkel and emmanuel macron, germany and france, without being prompted, mentioned pretty early the fact that fishing is going to be a really difficult issue. according to the withdrawal agreement and the political declaration, they are supposed to come up with a new agreement on fishing by the middle of 2020 and if they don't, that could have consequences for other things in the future. there are landmines scattered along this route. perhaps not a battle royal on the high seas but certainly over them. thank you. it is worth pointing out that were the vote not to go through in the house of commons, and we must not pre—empt that because we don't know what mps will decide when they are facing the gulf with their toes over the edge ofa gulf with their toes over the edge

business by telephone or email tag for life you know when i hear from mr and before that i was on cyprus for all month that means i always have a little bit of change sometimes i sit on the beach or somewhere in a cafe or i rent an office or co-working space depending on what suits my work best . put those employees and partners live and work the same way they only meet face to face four or five times a year in a space rented for the occasion where they connected trade fairs where they go to when new customers face to face almost all other contact happens online or on the phone with a team distance vision all of our team is now made up of four people who work in very different places all over europe we use digital communication methods to coordinate so we do everything of us like email or the phone for. increasing numbers of people are attracted by the concept of the digital no now and in berlin they even have their own event the digital nomads conference and it's growing in popularity organizer marcus moyer warns however that people who adopt a lifestyle should avoid burning bridges at

deals with cyprus and the uk bases on cyprus, deals of gibraltar and it deals with northern ireland.tical declaration which will spell out the future elation ship but that is very short. theresa may said some time ago she wanted that to go into great detail so people in the house of commons would know what they were signing up to but that is not the case, it is quite a short document although there is some speculation and some reporting that the customs union which is the temporary custom arrangement and is there in this agreement will form there in this agreement will form the basis for the future deal. so, the basis for the future deal. so, the government is now preparing for in the use —— preparing for an eu summit. we have heard from donald tusk that he feels there is decisive progress “— tusk that he feels there is decisive progress —— someone is calling for donald tusk to start a process. we will talk further about some of that detail. it is worth explaining just as well that it is 585 pages long so there are very few people in this town who will of actually gone through all th

however the reality in palestine is different from cyprus in at least three different ways.ion, whereas israeli settlers in the same territory have different sets of rights, is really citizens can move freely and they have better services. and finally it is a unique situation in which palestinians cannot enter the settlements except as labourers bearing special permits. those facts are different to every other context and this makes this situation warrant the conclusion of human rights watch that any business activity in this settle m e nt that any business activity in this settlement inherently is profiting from and contributing to rights abuse. the israeli government says it is considering taking legal action against the company for what it has done — what sort of chance do you think airbnb has of defending its action in court, if it comes to that? the israeli government in recent yea rs that? the israeli government in recent years has passed a series of laws which not only prevent people from calling for boycotts but which even can be used to hold those to account and mak

business by telephone or email tag if you live here when i hear from istanbul before that i was on cyprus for a whole month that means i always have a little bit of change sometimes i sit on the beach or somewhere in a cafe or i rent an office or a co-working space depending on what suits my work best. put those employees and partners live and work the same way they only meet face to face four or five times a year in a space rented for the occasion where they connect at trade fairs where they go to when new customers face to face almost all other contact happens online or on the phone with a team distance vision of our team is now made up of four people who work in very different places all over europe we use digital communication methods to coordinate so we do everything over there slack email or the phone or phone increasing numbers of people are attracted by the concept of the digital nomads in berlin they even have their own event the digital nomads conference and it's growing in popularity organizer marcus moyer warns however that people who adopt a lifestyle should avoid burning bri

and also on the solution of the cyprus issue that we also discussed this morning and on which we continue to work hopefully together in the coming months so i would like to thank you very much for a very productive meeting and wish that this good atmosphere is going to bring us into a new phase of our cooperation and our partnership that is so important for both of us thank you very much. thank you very much i would like to join what hillary could just said at the end i would really like to think you may have a lot and also if they produce a minister for today's meeting go which is not yet finished and the but if you are for the hospitality i believe this is a constructive discussion and it will pave the way for our ongoing and future cooperation and i mean i think i don't reveal a particular secret if we agree that in the last couple of years our relationship was not always easy one but nevertheless we managed to work on a technical level but also on the political level in many areas in a very constructive manner which was not so at the other screen which was not so in the public but nev

accession talks began eight years later they have stalled several times over territorial issues with cyprustwenty six began on a more positive footing with brussels an anker us signing refugee deal turkey would help take the burden of the migrant influx in exchange for ex talks the leader of that here however. president de railed relations and revealed this year that the e.u. commission's a long term budget proposal excludes turkey. turkey is still working on six remaining requirements to ease visa access for turkish citizens and europe is still unhappy about a number of internal issues and the country including the rule of law and human rights and of the end definite detention lists and has also had strained relations with some of the blogs leading members. i can see turkey being admitted to the european union i have never been able to see it happening. a germany you have no relation whatsoever to democracy and you should know that your current actions and no different to those of the nazi period president your jeopardizing everything that you've built together with others and your unspeak

there is a huge variation between nations — cyprus has the lowest rate in the world, with women havinger end of the scale, niger in west africa has a fertility rate of over seven. earlier i spoke work professor christopher murray from the university of washington about his research from the university of washington about his research. we have a compilation of countries in west africa, papua new guinea, haiti, and they have high birth rates and that is an impediment to economic growth, but at the same time half the world is at this point where fertility rates are below replacement, the number that is the required to keep the population co nsta nt. required to keep the population constant. that creates challenges both comic and socially in the future in those societies, as the population declines. what sort of problems? it every year there is your orient your children compared to people at older ages, you end up with a world or a country where there are many more people who are 50,60, there are many more people who are 50, 60,70 there are many more people who are 50, 60, 70 in each yeart

you know lieberman met just a few months ago in cyprus it was published with a special envoy from qatar and what were they discussing if not you know installing money and. and building the infrastructure in gaza his line clearly or his starting point looking at the news conference is still ongoing would appear to have been i've been misunderstood but his critics might have said look you're trying to lead the defense establishment within the israeli government in a direction that we don't necessarily want to go. the israeli army chief of staff and the head of the mossad and shin bet they all supported strongly supported the ceasefire and ending the closure. on gaza and allowing. more and more goods into this area so he doesn't have partners in the military a sub regime and he and bennett to do their policy they don't think about that cracking down on hamas and killing more people will put us in a better position it will bring us back to square one and more casualties and more fatalities and more problems in the international and regional rina you know netanyahu just visited on mon and ou

cyprus has the lowest rate in the world with women having an average ofjust one child. the scale, niger has a fertility rate of over seven. the bank of england is testing the uk's ability to withstand a major cyber attack on financial institutions. a0 firms, including leading banks, will take part in an exercise designed to assess their resilience in the face of the serious disruption. —— in the face of serious disruption. the bank is stepping up efforts to arm financial institutions against the threat of cyber attacks and of their own systems failing. thousands of residents are evacuating northern california as an uncontained, fast—moving wildfire approaches several towns in the sierra foothills. the camp fire, which started early on thursday, has been fuelled by strong winds and dry forest. lebo diseko has more. a very dangerous, very serious situation is how the sheriff of the cou nty situation is how the sheriff of the county described the fire ripping through northern california. some reports say it is booming at a rate of 80 in american will field a minute from in

out to britain because the evidence points to the criminal group six to the two in many countries cyprus the us the baltic countries and all those william browder is also under the investigation radar over the city game ugh need skee who was he is a lawyer and top tax advisor russia considered him to be informed and mr browder is criminal activities and he was arrested and died in a pretrial detention. became an international scandal with william browder accusing russia of russian officials of killing him and saying that all accusations against human were politically monts evaded he used the keys to a lobby the so-called mug needs key access sanctioning russian officials implicated in corruption and now russian prosecution prosecutor if you're basically stepping up with the marrow accusations and saying that they have enough to prove that i said game he was a poisoned by toxic chemicals on browder orders expect no not his bill you see what you deal more time tests showed that there were symptoms of quantock poisoning with the toxic water soluble aluminum compounds taken orally there has

as a bail in where the government simply takes money out of people's checking account as we saw in cyprus it's different than a bailout where the government just towards the banks of the creditors trillions of dollars to then destroy the underlying economy in ways that make them super altar of mitt billionaire wealth and everyone else on the stream san francisco shooting up smack and eating their own feces but i suggest that they just monetize meatballs in italy they have a fantastic wealth there you can buy meatball collateralized obligation bones on a written by goldman sachs you can print all the meat balls you possibly could need to finance your ongoing debt situation don't steal money from the italian people ok i think that was tried in the forty's already and it didn't end well right the guy with the brown shirt in the funny and all that stuff don't do that again learn from history don't repeat history well before we go i mean this kind of reminds me of obamacare and that it's like a forced payment that you have to make but it's just painted in a sort of positive cheerful way it's l

med some showers some longer spells of rain also coming in head madina see the showers there into cyprus but it's across syria into iraq where we could see the heaviest downpours journals of one of two shells are making their way back into israel so that west of weather that will continue to just ease it where little further more which as we go on through monday hopefully not quite as heavy not quite as intense but the showers still it nevertheless with a possibility of some flash flooding then basin areas by monday ten we find in try you could just see want to touche is just around southern parts of q eight so that west of weather that's continuing then across northern parts of saudi arabia fair amount of cloud across a good part of the gulf us and in the case here in concert with a top temperature of thirty one celsius not too much sunshine monday the sun comes out with back see the hazy sunshine here of the north those showers will continue as you can see into a good part of a saudi arabia we have got some showers long spells of right to the mozambique channel lossie dry for southern

that's going to feed its way in from the mediterranean loss of cloud around as we go through say cyprus turkey seeing some shop showers longer spells of great some snow up towards the locus is there and that's going to make its way further basis as we go through friday but of wet weather coming through could see some rain into pushing across into armenia georgia as well some of that wet weather running right down into back into iraq once again and eventually that will just edges way into that western side of iran little bit of wet weather coastal so possibility into the far north of saudi arabia for the time being the arabian peninsula thousand look settled and sunny twenty six twenty seven degrees here in doubt however over the next couple of days well just catch a little spot of right or two just around amman maybe you'll say it's that eastern side of the u.a.e. now this is out of south africa same some of the lobby down polls recently showers long spells of rain just not a little further north was central pos of mozambique seeing some very heavy rain over the next couple of days as h

example issues, the future status of gibraltar for example and also the british military bases in cyprusno hard border emerging in the future. and we should also get a better idea about oui’ should also get a better idea about our future relationship with the eu after we leave? that will not appear in the withdrawal agreement but alongside that will be published a short outline political declaration and the important thing about that is that it will be non—binding, not pa rt is that it will be non—binding, not part of a legal treaty. it will try to set out the terms of the long—term future economic relationship, what our relationship will be with the single market and customs union many years hence. and also it will talk about security foreign policy and quite a lot of progress has been made on those issues. whatever it says in the declaration nothing can be guaranteed because formal negotiations on all of those long—term future issues can only begin after brexit takes place. if you thought we were going to hear less about exit from march of next year it is probably time to think again.

dry for the most part from morocco to tunisia but in the eastern med from greece through crete and cyprus and then tools the north coast of egypt showers are likely. well the online. wildlife. come together to benefit all parties involved that's where we're going to. join us if you could take me around the continent where. you don't have to set up your experiment and experiment in the universe. everyone has a voice you actually read several interesting point you know that our community members are going to join the global. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president has hailed the republicans performance in the midterm elections in a long and fractious press conference in which he sparred with several reporters donald trump said the outcome represented a defining success against fields. the democratic party taking back control of the u.s. house of representatives the victory allows the party to investigate president trump more thoroughly. the republican party though has retained its majority in the senate which is responsible for confirming judges an

been worthy of mention and yet one hundred mentions of northern ireland mentions of gibraltar of cyprus of the isle of man. but i know no reference to scotland. so content was once again been shown to the scottish government its parliament and its people mr speaker to financial deals for northern ireland and scotland can have its own differentia deal. if northern ireland can stay in the single market why not scotland prime minister there the scottish government have published compromise documents calling for justice the scottish parliament has affirmed that position why does the prime minister ignore the democratically express position of the scottish government here what has happened to the claim of a partnership of equals over the well why are the desires of scotland been ignored when we know that a definition settlement can be delivered why does the prime minister stand in the face of the legitimate demands of the scottish government and the scottish parliament. well you know the prime minister can shake our heads but it's a matter of fact to some out that of reality show some respec

seeking to give certainty to millions of citizens on both sides, to businesses, to gibraltar and cypruster the end of march next year, the certainty vanishes which is why the certainty vanishes which is why the eu is so keen to get this over the eu is so keen to get this over the line. this morning‘s political resignations have led to movement on the financial markets with the pound falling sharply, dropping more than 196 falling sharply, dropping more than 1% against the dollar and the euro. the share price of some banks also fell. this report is on the jitters 110w fell. this report is on the jitters now being felt in the city. at dover they know about the risk of getting too close to the cliff edge. the one at holy passes through get nervous about is not the place but a date, on the 29th of march, 2019. so after the deal announced last night, do businesses think we have drawn back from the cliff edge or are we at greater risk of tumbling over?“ that deal lands, we have at least another to years to worry about what the next deal might be so really it will be straightforward and simple

cyprus has the lowest rate in the world. women there have on averagejust one child. in niger have, on average, more than seven. the un has announced plans to double its food aid to yemen to avert mass starvation. teams from the world food programme are preparing to try to feed 14 million people, almost half the population. toshiba is going to close its nuclear subsidiary nugen. the japanese engineering giant failed to find a buyer for it, so it won't now be building a new nuclear power plant in the uk. it will also cut 7,000 jobs around the world in the next five years. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: accused of meddling in the past with his controversial views, now prince charles says he will keep his opinions to himself when he becomes king. the bombastic establishment outsider donald trump has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election results. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure