at least sixteen people have been killed in libya after i sell gunmen attacked the electoral commission had cortez commissions been registering voters ahead of elections expected before the end of this year had a hoax to reports. attack was targeted the electoral commission headquarters on wednesday morning while suicide bomber detonated explosives before shooting began the assault comes days after the un pressured libya's leaders to hold elections by the end of the year the international quartet the e.u. arab league african union and the un met on monday to promise assistance in organizing the voting we have seen despite the quarter optimistic talk of improving security libya remains divided. the un backed an internationally recognized national crude government in tripoli is from three years ago. is the prime minister but he struggled to establish the authority of his government beyond the capital pitted against the government of national called in the west is a turk administration in the east under the control of the self declared libya's national army its commander general healthy fo

hello again the top stories on al-jazeera iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from over a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary votes around ten percent of the total votes will now be manually recounted a group of gunmen have attacked the afghan interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul police say a car bomb was detonated at the entrance and then several gunmen managed to get inside the compound security forces say they battled the attackers for more than two hours before subduing the. italy's interim prime minister carlo carli has been holding talks with the president in an attempt to form a new government president had named the wall rejecting the choice of a populist parties that won the most seats in the recent election both the five star movement on the far right league opposed to rarely they have now renewed efforts to form a coalition government. workers in greece have walked out of their jobs in protest against extending austerity measures as part of the bailout agreement with foreign lenders labor unions have called for

attack was targeted the electoral commission headquarters on wednesday morning when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives before shooting began the assault comes days after the un pressured libya's leaders to hold elections by the end of the year and the international quartet the e.u. arab league african union and the un met on monday to promise assistance in organizing the voting despite the quarter optimistic talk of improving security libya remains divided. the un backed an internationally recognized national called government in tripoli was formed three years ago. as the prime minister but he struggled to establish the authority of his government beyond the capital pitted against the government of national accord in the west is the tobruk administration in the east under the control of the self declared libya's national army its commander general healthy for have to controls the oil rich east and its vital export terminals he recently shrugged off election talks and urged libyans to trust his army instead of leave them i want you to trust the army it will lead you to what you

said the bomber was among a group of militants who set fire to the building in tripoli the electoral commission has been registering voters ahead of elections in the country. and donald trump's former doctor says a letter giving him a glowing bill of health in the run up to the two thousand and sixteen elections was dictated by trump himself harold bornstein letters said trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency whose quote physical strength and stamina are extraordinary bornstein previously said she had written. to soccer now and in the champions league baron munich's quest to win a trouble of trophies is over after a four three aggregate defeat to rail madrid. has been had given the above variance a lead but two goals from pairing beds and turned the game back madrid's way how did equaliser giving biron a glimmer of hope the hosts held on to reach another champions league final it is a bitterly disappointing a match for the bundesliga champs who fall at the semifinal stage for the fourth successive time despite winning the german cup in the bundesliga. the champi

spokesman said the bomber was among a group of militants who set fire to the building the electoral commission has been registering voters ahead of elections in the country. a judge in me and maher has dealt a blow to prosecutors in the trial of two reuters journalists accused of possessing state secrets he will the testimony. we have a witness who said the two had been framed was credible it's been seen as a landmark of free speech case for the country. in the world health organization says seven million people every year die of diseases caused by air pollution a number it says that has remained steady for the past several years almost all those affected live in poor countries in asia and africa worldwide nine out of ten people breathe polluted air. officials in the u.s. have begun processing a small number of asylum applications from a group of central american migrants camped out just across the border in mexico the migrants traveled across mexico in march aided by political activists u.s. president donald trump has described mass migration as a threat to national security has called the ca

iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results for more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote because it has evidence of fraud the ballots will be manually recounted. now italy is struggling to end three months of political turmoil that have sent shock waves through financial markets efforts by anti establishment parties to form a coalition government collapsed on the weekend after the president rejected a euro skeptic nominee for the post of economy minister since then there's been frantic behind the scenes wrangling to build a new coalition that speak to nadine baba who joins us from rome and does it look as though it will be able to avoid another vote or another election. omarion i don't think anyone's really entertaining the idea that there won't be elections on the horizon but the question is way in and under what circumstances now the prime minister designate has again been meeting president. promised designit. really met the president on tuesday again and early on wednesday he held informal talks but then came out and said that he

killed in an attack gunman including a suicide bomber attacked the headquarters of libya's electoral commission the commission has been registering voters ahead of elections that are expected before the end of the year well mahmoud had joins us on the phone from tripoli what more details are emerging about the attack. security sources here say that seven people were killed including get. stuffed members at the national election commissions and for security guards. the attackers. gunmen tried to engage with your sources at the gate with a man and then the manage it to kill four of the security forces and then got into the premises of the national election commission and. tell you that the packages might have. needed. belts. on top of that they heard huge explosions when this mission that has forced the security apparatus policing billet the diktats and tripoli to engage in the situation there the attack was probably between eight and themselves because i would say that the two huge explosions and also also the commission of tripoli sense that all the signs of the act. indicate that it's behind t

the first iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results for more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud of voting centers both inside iraq and for some of those who voted abroad now many are concerned that this could impact the final result meanwhile the shia cleric. and his block a continuing to negotiate in order to form a new government charles stratford has more from the iraqi capital baghdad. the announcement by iraq's independent election commission for the cancellation of votes in certain predominantly sunni muslim areas of northern iraq and outside iraq a number of countries were rocky's living abroad voted comes amid mounting pressure by a group of parliamentarians calling today for the complete cancellation and recount of votes right the way across the country twenty eight members of parliament saying that they want all votes recounted manually and they want this to be supervised by the iraqi judiciary and the u.n. mission here now it's too early to say just how this crisis will pan out after wha

iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results for more than one thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote because it has evidence of fraud will be manually recounted. nations security council is holding an emergency session after a flare up of violence at the gaza border tuesday saw the heaviest attacks between the israeli army and palestinian factions this is twenty fourteen the u.s. says the palestinian leadership needs to be held accountable for attacks against israel christians and he joins us live from the united nations in new york what was the united states have to accomplish with this meeting kristie. well the united states wanted to get an update on the situation in gaza and israel and its getting that right now from the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nicholai malott and off but the united states was also hoping to get a statement to the press from a unified security council condemning the attacks from gaza and also. calling on the palestinian leadership condemning the palestinian leadership for quote allowing these attacks

iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud at voting centers both in iraq and for citizens living abroad charles stratford has more from baghdad. members of the iraqi parliament called an open special session on monday following more allegations of fraud during parliamentary elections earlier this month they call to votes in the predominately sunni provinces of. dina nineveh and all ballots cast by iraqis living abroad to be manually recounted the demand was supported by many sunni politicians and others who oppose the election results which source successful outcome for three main shia led blocks in iraq's first election since the defeat of eisel market as we are. there are frauds and problems that took place and that is seeing into the made by parliament today i personally support the set of the interest of the political and the process in iraq and that must be implemented prime minister hyderabadi warned in his weekly news conference a potential politi

president donald trump and kim jong un in singapore next month iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results for more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud at voting centers both in iraq and also for citizens living abroad. i still gunmen have launched a brazen attack on the afghan interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul a car bomb was detonated at the first checkpoint leading to the ministry before fight is on with assault rifles and grenade launches tried to storm their way inside one policeman was killed in the attack and five others injured and italy is struggling to end three months of political turmoil that have sent shock waves through financial markets efforts by two populist parties to form a coalition government collapsed after the president rejected a euro skeptic nominee for the post of economy minister caretaker prime minister carlo culture rarely met with the president. earlier on before heading to parliament for more talks over forming a government you're up to date with all o

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i still says it carried out an attack on libya's electoral commission which killed at least sixteen people. after eight hundred fifty three killings in sixteen years of violence the basque separatist group says it has completely disbanded. and president tramplings is yet another lawyer and is reported to be hiring the man who defended bill clinton jeering his impeachment. in sports safety concerns dominate the build up to the champions league semifinal. was a. goal it. also was not the stadium to reduce the risk of being its rights. welcome to the program our top story armenia's opposition leader has suspended protests for thursday after the ruling party appeared to back down on its refusal to pick him as prime minister. opposition leader nicole passion yun told his supporters a rally in the capital yerevan that the issue has practically been solved it follows reports the government will support any candidate for the role of prime minister if they secure a third of parliamentary votes earlier on wednesday demonstrators in the capital roads to a standstill and block buildings showing their

but first iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results for more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud voting centers both inside iraq and to citizens living abroad now many a concern that this could impact the overall result meanwhile the shia cleric look to al saud as block continues its against the asians to form a new government let's go live now to the iraqi capital baghdad our correspondent there is charles stratford so the question has to be a lot of these irregularities big enough to alter the overall result of the iraqi elections. i think we have to be very careful here it's way too early to start making calls like that but what this crisis the beginning of the crisis seemingly highlights is just how tenuous the political situation is here off the wall can only be described as a relatively successful election with very little violence we just give you a backstory on how this has happened this is as a result of a special parliamentary session that was called all monday by parliamentarians that wer

recounted if the results differ by more than twenty five percent from those announced by the electoral commission that it could force a recount of nearly eleven million ballots the demand was supported by many sunni politicians and others who opposed the election results which saw a successful outcome the three main shia led blocs in iraq's first election since the defeat of eisel in architecture we had a hierarchy and there are frauds manipulations and many problems that took place and that is seen apparent in the decisions made by parliament today and i personally support these decisions in which they serve in the interest of the political and democratic process in iraq therefore we must implement these decisions prime minister hydrilla body wound in his weekly news conference of potential political instability if demands for recounts continued. shape i must warn of something that we can't get into a political limbo we're checking all violations and complaints i must say that the political process is important we can't get into a political vacuum parliament only has thirty days left to finish i

at least fourteen people are killed in an attack on libya is electoral commission i saw have claimed responsibility. after eight hundred fifty three killings and sixty years of violence the boss separatist group says it has completely disbanded. president trump loses yet another lawyer and is reported to be hiring the man who defended bill clinton during his impeachment. in sport liverpool will play round with dread for this season's champions league title liverpool beating roma seven six on our grits to reach their first final in balls in a decade. i mean is opposition leader has suspended protests for thursday after the ruling party appeared to back down on its refusal to pick him as prime minister. opposition leader nicole passion yan told his supporters at a rally in the capital yerevan that the issue has practically been sold it follows reports that the government will support any candidate for the role of prime minister if they secure a third of parliamentary vote. and you know on wednesday demonstrations in the capital raids just standstill and blocked buildings sharing their

spokesman said the bomber was among a group of militants who set fire to the building the electoral commission has been registering voters ahead of elections in the country. a judge in myanmar has dealt a blow to prosecutors in the trial of two workers journalists accused of possessing state secrets he ruled the testimony of a witness who said the two had been framed was credible it's being seen as a landmark free speech case for the country. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attacked palestinian president mahmoud abbas for making anti-semitic remarks at a meeting of the palestinian national council on monday about suggested that the genocide of european jews by the nazis we was because of the jews role in money lending rather than because of their race or religion netanyahu said the palestinian leader was quote still a holocaust denier and he called on the international community to condemn what he called the bosses severe antisemitism. let's get more on this story now with our correspondent tanya kramer who's standing by for us in jerusalem hi dan yes there is some very strong w

but the country's electoral commission is reporting a low turnout, with less than 45% of eligible votersof progress in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they have been backed by more than 50 mps, who have accused mobile operators of failing to put up new masts, despite help from government. jon donnison reports.

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i think what we need is for you to have the power as the electoral commission to require, for example advertisements that have been paid for from overseas in our electoral period. yes. at the moment we do not have that power. no. i very much agree with that. it is good to see proposals for midterm american elections and proposals for ireland, we'll learn from the experience, about things like proposal and transparency, but it is notjust about us seeing it. it should be there for everyone to see it, there should be transparency in real—time. you should be able to see what targetting is going on and i think we should have the ability over and above that to require information from them, immediately and quickly and that might be about information that should not be there. imprints, what the source of funding is, it may have overseas funding and shouldn't be, and the ability for us require that to be taken down as well. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. the home secretary has revealed that the home office is investigating more than 60 cases of people who coul

the head of libya's electoral commission says the main voted database was not damaged often i slept on a wednesday aimed at disrupting elections sixteen people were killed and several gunmen including a suicide bomb a stormed the building in the capital tripoli the commission has been registering voters ahead of elections expected before the end of the year the u.s. has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet administration the military says ahmed al dhabi of a transfer to saudi arabia forty prisoners remain at the facility well those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off the inside story statement that's a watching life and. al-jazeera . and for you. running out of war to many parts.

i still claim responsibility for an attack on the headquarters of libya's electoral commission at least fourteen people were killed when several gunmen including a suicide bomber storm the offices in the capital tripoli the commission has been registering voters out of elections expected later the share had hawk's to reports . attackers targeted the electoral commission headquarters on wednesday morning with the twin suicide bombing of the storm the building and set it on fire i saw his claim responsibility for the attack but the assault comes days after the un pressured libya's leaders to hold elections by the end of the year. the international quartet the e.u. arab league african union and the u.n. met on monday to promise assistance in organizing the voting we have seen progress despite the quarter optimistic talk of improving security libya remains divided. the u.n. backed an internationally recognized national called government in tripoli was formed three years ago. as the prime minister but he struggled to establish the authority of his government beyond the capital. pitted agains

the electoral commission has been registering voters ahead of elections that are expected before the end of this year mark words up to what head is in tripoli market what happened. as for the casualties the number could be higher than this i have just spoken with a small he's the commissioner of the security data treats and tripoli and he just told me that there are still counting the casualties and the number could be higher than this he also suggests that. could be behind this attack because he says. to attack a teen aged themselves inside premises of the high national election commission engaged with their security forces at the gate and killed a number of the security forces so called in a similarly believes that it's behind this attack we understand that the high national election commission has been supported by international organizations like the united nations support mission in libya and also by other united nations backed internationally to nice to sions in libya like the national government there the house of representatives and eastern city of tobruk and the high state c

seats in parliament elections that's according to final results released by the country's electoral commission nearly a week after the vote was held the poll was marked by a record low turnout. relations appear to be thawing between germany and russia after talks between german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin in sochi the two leaders found common ground over upholding the iran nuclear deal and implementing the north stream two gas pipeline project well italy's anti establishment party five star has reached a coalition deal with the far right league the two parties are now haggling over who will be the next prime minister they're due to present a nominee for proveable by italy's president on monday. to the united states now where residents in the town of santa fe texas are reeling after nine students and a teacher were killed in a high school shooting on friday ten others were wounded in the attack several are reported to be in critical condition a seventeen year old has been charged with the murders i ha. ma i. just. gave. prayers and bewilderment as another high

and communist candidates in the lead according to be a rocky electoral commission a grouping made up of x. paramilitaries who fought the so-called islamic state is so far second would be alliance that incumbent prime minister hyder are body in third place. with an iranian president hassan rouhani says his country will remain committed to the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal despite the u.s. decision to exit the accord he says will abide by the agreement if the remaining five countries keep up their end european signatories have reaffirmed their willingness to keep the deal alive. in pakistan five students in their twenty's have died after a wooden bridge collapsed about a dozen people remain missing in the kashmir region the area is a popular tourist destination and tourism department officials says the bridge was not designed to hold a large number of people. to italy now where it's been two months since the country held inconclusive elections a populist five star movement and the far right league are still in negotiations to forge a common program for a coalition government th

the results are in for iraq's parliamentary elections iraq's electoral commission says the bloc led by populous shiite cleric most of the also there has secured the most seats of their himself didn't run in the election but he is expected to exert a strong influence from the sidelines nationalist cleric success could be seen as a setback for iran as he seeks to decrease foreign influence in the country iran has steadily increased its role in iraq since a u.s. led invasion toppled saddam hussein in two thousand and three. in the shiite stronghold of sadr city named after this father there was widespread joy when early results were released now it's confirmed saddam's bloc captured fifty four parliamentary seats. who led to uprisings against u.s. occupation troops were sidelined for years by iranian backed rivals was able to capitalize on growing resentment over terror and back to governments who failed to improve basic services and build hospitals and schools in a country devastated by the war against islamic state although he can't hold office because he didn't run in the election his

national parliamentary elections that's according to final results released by the country's electoral commission last week's vote was marked by record low voter turnout. italy's anti establishment party five star has reached a coalition deal with the far right league the two parties in our handling over who will be the next prime minister the g. to present a nominee for approval by its lease president on monday. german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have held talks in saatchi after months of tension the two leaders found some common ground over opp holding the iran nuclear deal and implementing the north stream to gas pipeline which is the project that will allow russia to export more natural gas to more than europe. well turning now to other news in cuba has begun two days of mourning for the victims of friday's plane crash more than one hundred passengers and crew died in the disaster but authorities say three women were pulled alive from the wreckage the plane came down their home vanished shortly after taking off its cuba's worst aviation accident in three deca

seats in parliament tree elections that's according to final results released by the country's electoral commission nearly a week off of the vote was held the poll was most direct route low voter turnout. german football news now by munich and frankfurt will be battling it out in the final of the german cup that is the game to kick off in under an hour's time and we can cross over now to nick mechanic line who's at butlins and lympics stadium hopefully he'll be joining us very shortly and there he is in a packed out stadium now nic cup final day it's always special what if we got nic what have we got to look forward to. since you like to put it is there to take a step aside because a lot of this to look forward to a lot of very very very loud sounds and that's actually the first i would talk about his choreography the fans ah the good the first bottle in this kind of a game by and buses frankfurt's and usually there's a choreography a big big kind of sounds like this is right now right before kickoff trying to put it doing one but by and honestly console just today because the d.s.p. want to talk t

hello martin dennis indo her and these are the top stories here at our jazeera iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from over a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it will this evidence of fraud of voting centers both inside iraq and for ex-pats in other countries around ten percent of the total vote will now have to be manually recounted and that could have an impact on the overall results negotiations to form a government with what was thought to be the winning bloc led by sheer clerical tahrir al sadder still ongoing a group of gunmen have attacked the afghan interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul police say a car bomb was detonated at the entrance and then several gunman managed to get inside the compound security forces say they battled the attackers for more than two hours before finally subduing them there appears to be relative calm in garza just after the worst fighting in four years on tuesday israel carried out several airstrikes targeting what it called military sites across the besieged enclave islamic j

now iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from more than a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud at voting centers both in iraq and for citizens living abroad charles stratford has more from baghdad. members of the iraqi parliament called an open special session on monday following more allegations of fraud during parliamentary elections earlier this month they called her votes in the predominately sunni provinces of diyala dean and nineveh and all ballots cast by iraqis living abroad to be manually recounted the demand was supported by many sunni politicians and others who opposed the election results which source successful outcome for three main shia led blocs in iraq's first election since the defeat of eisel market as we had. there are frauds and problems that took place and that is seeing into the made by parliament today i personally support these decisions which set of the interest of the political and the process in iraq and they must be implemented prime minister hyderabadi warned in his weekly new

been killed when a gunman including a suicide bomber stormed they had quarters of libya's electoral commission in the capital tripoli and the office which was set on fire that had been registering they just ahead of elections expected before the end of the year. eisele says it was behind the attack. the basque separatist group eta has announced it's disbanded in an open letter declared all of its structures have been completely dissolved the organization violently campaigned for sixty years for an independent basque state between northern spain and southern france at or killed more than eight hundred people between one hundred sixty eight and twenty ten before declaring a ceasefire a year later. ukraine's prime minister is facing a revolt from within her own party on breaks it which could potentially bring down her government a group of around sixty you're a skeptic m.p.'s from tourism a's ruling conservative party i've spoken out against her favored plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. host brics it. alarming new report says air pollution is killing seven million people globally each

authorities in libya say at least eleven people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on the electoral commission headquarters a spokesman said the bomber was among a group of militants who set fire to the building in tripoli the other told commission has been registering voters ahead of elections in the country. donald trump's former doctor says are you literally giving him a glowing bill of health in the run up to the twenty sixteen elections was dictated by mr trump himself harold bernstein's letter said trump would be quote the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency who has whose quote physical strength and stamina are extraordinary orenstein previously said he'd written it. the swedish institute for peace research says global military spending has risen to its highest level since the cold war and it most of the increase came from higher outlays in asian countries especially china india and saudi arabia russia saw the biggest decrease in spending down twenty percent last year. and here in germany the country's coalition government has presented its budget for the current year it

in libya, a pair of suicide bombers stormed the offices of libya's electoral commission in tripoli on wednesday, openin fire on workers bebefore blowing themselves up. at least 12 2 people d died in e assault, with seven others wounded. isis later claimed responsibility. the attack came as the electoral commission is working to register new voters across voters ahead of a national election to be held by the end of the year. this is em-ad al-sayah, chair of the commission. >> this targeted the libyan people. it did not target the commission. what a targeted was the future of the libyan people and the power of choice. the united states has returned thousands of ancient artifacts looted from iraq and illegally acquired by the u.s.-based christian craft chain store hobby lobby. wednesday's handover of 3,800 artifacts to iraq's ambassador including -- artifacts, including body bolt, to iraq's ambassadador in washingtgton cae arly a year after hobbbby lobbby agreed to pay a $3 million fine, after it spent over $1.5 million in 2010 to purchase artifacts from a dealer based in the united arab

has actually attempting to run from behind bars if the high electoral commission lets him do that he was arrested after the coup attempt and now faces a more than one hundred forty years in jail over terrorism charges still he's going to be or might be a candidate in these elections rights groups also criticize limitations of severe limitations of media freedom and freedom of press freedom of expression so i think it's safe to say that these elections are going to be anything but ordinary why did his yulia han as a turkey gears up for presidential and parliamentary elections in just a few weeks thank you yulia now the world cup soccer tournament in russia is just around the corner and locals are finding new ways to enjoy the beautiful game football and the assists in have come up with something called atomic football take a look. all you need are fourteen players fourteen balls and two teams how to un easy be the first team to score fourteen goals with the added challenge of playing in traditional boots and your flap hats. i think the uniform represents on national identity it's not

iraq's electoral commission says it's canceling the results from women a thousand polling stations used in this month's parliamentary vote it says it has evidence of fraud the bouts may be recounted manually arsal gunman have launched a brazen attack on the afghan interior ministry headquarters in the capital kabul a car bomb was detonated the first checkpoint leading to the ministry before fighters armed with assault rifles and grenade launchers tried to storm their way inside one policeman was killed italy's new prime minister designate has suggested he's close to a last minute deal will end months of political turmoil look at our leader has been tasked with coming tensions and potentially planning a new election a more news in half an hour next on our jazeera it's witness to stay with us if you can i think. but. anti-war no longer look through. the. people see the indian wars ended in eighty ninety. all of us look at the we know the war still good. it's just a never ending cycle. i know you guys. are. so here we are driving through cause. it's kind of a rough place to live but. we go

but the country's electoral commission is reporting a low turnout, with less than 45% of eligible voters casting their ballots. countryside campaigners are calling for action on what they say is an appalling lack of progress in improving mobile phone coverage in rural areas. they have been backed by more than 50 mp5, who have accused mobile operators of failing to put up new masts, despite help from government. jon donnison reports. these days, life without your mobile for many seems almost unimaginable. but, in some parts of rural britain, it remains a reality. the communications regulator ofcom says only 57% of people living in premises in rural areas are able to make phone calls on all four mobile networks. that compares to 90% in urban areas. now, 50 rural mps have written to the secretary of state for digital culture, media and sport, matt hancock, calling for urgent action to change that. they want legally binding targets to force mobile operators to improve coverage. but the operators say they are investing millions of pounds in rural areas, but that planning applications for new

in iraq, supporters have taken to the street after the electoral commission said a man -- after the electoralced the front runner. elections market record low turnouts. italy's populist duo had all but completed a government plan that includes flat tax. a guaranteed income for the poor and a lowered retirement age. thefive-star movement said anti-immigrant league have refined the details of their contract for the government. they will meet with the president today. theresa may wrote in the sunday times, quote, i will not that you down. that came after week in which cabinet tensions spilled over and are planned for eight leadership of the european union was labeled crazy. one of president trump's most contentious campaign promises comes into effect the embassy in jerusalem. the palestinian authority has broken off all contract -- contact with the trump missed ration. come says he will help phone makers the te stay afloat. he tweeted that he and the president of china working together to help the telecoms company get back in the business fast. it's a major turnabout for trump was costly accused

elections they continue to control those very important agencies ministries from the central and electoral commission to the local electoral bodies so this is. i think the position we're at right now right so possibly putting in him in a more difficult position then he is at the moment if he is to take the power and live it out i'm just wondering if this is what was behind. holding on to power in the first place now that he's got so much support within parliament so many layers of. alleged corruption linked to him and the and that the governing posse is this what's happening. is everybody looking after themselves here. no i think it's not about one person their number of leaders going comes to oligarchy xisten which is a very convenient marriage of economic and political power and there was no doubt and there is still no doubt among the protesters that the resignation of prime minister surely it's an important step but it's just one battle and and to struggle against the oligarchies is not over by any means and there will be very very stiff resistance the question is whether the at the to ruling elit

the electoral commission found that leave.d to declare its finances correctly. arron banks, who co—founded leave.eu, said he would contest the decision in the courts. the entire commission is composed of former mps, liberal mps, the snp, former mps, liberal mps, the snp, former labour leaders of councils, all sorts of people, that all believe in remain. but i can tell you one thing, we're not going to let matters rest here. we will be going to court to challenge this so it is certainly not the last word on the subject. the head of the electoral commission, claire bassett, says its evidence is robust. what we have done is carried out a really detailed and robust investigation and the findings of the investigation or in a 30 page document we have published this morning. that sets out the details of each offence, why we have come to that conclusion and the evidence we have looked at. i think that is a really strong testament to what we have done and i am confident it will stand up to scrutiny. you're watching afternoon live, thes