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s electoral commission has said that it does not have sufficient grounds to open an investigation the d u p had broken the lord had committed a criminal offense q.c. joe mole is a director of the good law project a body now challenging the commission's decision not to investigate the law is very very clear to protect out of mark received from foreign interference those him except our nations have a clear positive obligation to look at and to understand who is giving them money so it's the faintly story all over again. since the breaks that referendum questions about the mysterious donors and the so-called dark money have continued to surface. journalist peter jukes focused his attention on the biggest political donor in you case history insurance mogul banks. allegedly he transferred more than 8000000 pounds in loans and donations to leave you and other breaks in campaigns the been face questions about how banks can afford this because there's no visible means of support is not a wealthy man has a big house but has 850-0000 pound mortgage on a summer house donated 9000000 pounds at le

the referendum was to be overseen by the electoral commission. anyone could take part in the public debate the commission designated 2 official campaign poll g's. one in favor and maybe in the e.u. one for leavin and gave each a fix spending limit of $7000000.00 pounds. only british registered donors were allowed to contribute to those campaigns now they go on. david cameron became the public face of the pro e.u. campaign manager off we are safer in a reformed european union vote leave it was fronted by the p.m.'s cabinet colleagues boris johnson and michael gove i think we should take the chance now as a country to take back control the probe breaks its side have the backing of another unofficial campaign leave. its most prominent figure was nigel farrar of the u.k. independence party but cameron's plan backfired because all the odds the u.k. opted for the exit the u.k. has voted to leave the european union. you know history was in the right. the shock on the remains side was profound early hopes of an easy victory dashed how had it gone so horri

we know that the electoral commission found breaches of law earlier and had find leave. very clear they had investigated this fully, had investigated leave. eu, they had interviewed arron banks and found there was no case to answer, there were no criminal charges that could be brought, in effect, it gave mr banksa could be brought, in effect, it gave mr banks a complete clear bill of health on the funding for leave. eu. in the last few moments, arron banks himself has tweeted his reaction, he is obviously very pleased about what he's hearing, he also extremely angry and he is saying he wants to ta ke angry and he is saying he wants to take legal action against the electoral commission, he says no overseas money was used in the brexit campaign, it was my money, that's what he says. we intend to issue a claim against the electoral commission for the decision to refer this matter to the national crime agency publicly, he claims this has cost him a huge amount of money, he refers to £10 million is an amount of money he's lost, he is also very angry with certain media organis

that is she says all about keeping the status quo moscow's electoral commission says it's familiar with such arguments but seems unable or unwilling to do anything if it's just a snub on you right now i can't see any reason to call of the elections. on you but yet if we see problems like those in other regions of the mill act accordingly. the presence of us boards in the local elections in moscow have developed into a serious political crisis and although the opposition barely has a chance yes my fucking me says she's not giving up. the early schnabel on you to. do what i'll continue to fight and take part in demos. but almost all of this is leading to the degradation of our society and the answer to god i don't want that. especially not for her children she says she hopes that they might have the chance of one day living in a democratic russia. cultural life in yemen has almost come to a complete halt since the beginning of its civil war 5 years ago in a country where people struggle for access to basics like food and electricity culture might not seem that important but did abuse funn

the agency launched its investigation after the electoral commission fined the group in may last yearthis month, the metropolitan police dropped its own investigation, saying there was "insufficient evidence." donald trump has defended himself against accusations of abuse of power. he denies pressuring ukraine's president to look into unsubstantiated corruption allegations against former american vice president joe biden and his son. democrats accuse mr trump of threatening to withhold aid from ukraine to damage a possible rival for the white house. leading psychologists are calling for a change around the language of obesity, saying people do not choose to be obese. more than a quarter of adults are obese in england, an increase of 18% over a five—year period. a new a report by the british psychological society says this increase cannot be the result of a lack of will power alone. the duke and duchess of sussex are on the second day of their royal tour of south africa. dancing seems to be the theme. here's harry today with waves for change, a mental health organisation. and yesterday

the inquiry began after the electoral commission referred the campaign, founded by the businessman aronhe police, and fined it £70,000. but the met now says there's insufficient evidence to justify further action. mr banks has called for an inquiry into the electoral commission's actions, and a separate investigation by the national crime agency into other allegtions, is ongoing. the american actress felicity huffman has been sentenced to 14 days injailfollowing her involvement in the us college admissions scandal. the desperate housewives actress was involved in a plan to fix her daughter's exam results and help her get into good schools. in a letter to a judge, huffman described her "desperation to be a good mum" as one of the reasons she was involved. 0ur north america correspondent david willis has been following the story. he went through the reaction to the sentencing. considerable reaction on social media, as you can imagine, some saying this has been a life sentence for felicity huffman, others saying that she did well to admit to it and to admit to it early, and to clearly be w

the inquiry began after the electoral commission referred the campaign, founded by the businessman arronnd fined it £70,000. but the met now say there's insufficient evidence to justify further action. mr banks has called for an inquiry into the electoral commission's actions, and a separate investigation by the national crime agency into other allegtions is ongoing. it seems a general election isn't too far way, with downing street insisting it's the only way to break the brexit deadlock in parliament. the earliest it could take place is towards the end of november. our chief political correspondent vicki young takes a look at some of the key constituencies that could determine the result. we're in a period of pretty unpredictable politics and the current make—up of the house of commons suggests a general election may not be that far away. let's take a look at the state of the parties right now. the conservatives have 288 mps and labour, 247. there are 35 independents — more than half of them former conservative mps booted out of the parliamentary party for voting against the government

mr banks called for an inquiry into the electoral commission's actions.will happen with brexit. but one thing seems sure — a general election is on its way — sooner or later. downing street insists it's the only way to break the deadlock. the earliest it could be held is towards the end of november. our chief political correspondent vicki young looks at what could happen and at some of the key parts of the country — that could determine the outcome. we are in a period of pretty unpredictable politics and the current make—up of the house of commons suggests a general election may not be that far away. let's take a look at the state of the parties right now. the conservatives have 288 mps and labour, 247. there are 35 independents, more than half of them former conservative mps, booted out of the parliamentary party for voting against the government. the snp has 35 and the liberal democrats, 17. with all the others, that is a total of 650 and no party is anywhere near the required 326 for an overall majority. so, what is likely to be the tories election str

the inquiry began after the electoral commission referred the campaign, founded by the businessman aroninsufficient evidence to justify further action. mr banks has called for an inquiry into the electoral commission's actions, and a separate investigation by the national crime agency into other allegtions, is ongoing. one of the uk's largest pawnbrokers has closed all its stores and left customers in the dark, with a helpline not taking calls. albemarle & bond pawnbrokers and herbert brown stores have more than 100 premises around the country, and is searching for a buyer. it's unclear if any shops will reopen and staff have been offered redundancy. the singer lily allen sent her record label has not taken any action after she claimed she was sexually assaulted by somebody other company. she said she spoke to an executive at warner music last year where her alleged attacker is still employed. the record label has called the allegations "appalling", and that it takes accusations of sexual misconduct seriously and will investigate. with three uk number one singles and two number one albu

groups and the financial capital blantyre hundreds of people were calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when things turned violent they've been protesting against the reelection of president peace in missouri. where the next but still ahead. down now but not quite as alice israel's prime minister gets another shot at staying in power despite failing to win outright in last week's election. and taking to the skies in china but will a new airport in beijing make things any easier for travelers. follow the weather slushy fought and dry across china at the moment fair amount of cloud into the central part but not too much on this that we call this watery sunshine the best of the sunshine that's a little further south we get to around 30 celsius in hong kong over the next couple of days so you don't see that key northeasterly breeze that will feed a few showers there into vietnam over the next day i want to show i was too into the philippines but cross southeast asia was malaysia seeing the line of the shallows this on the coast making its way further southward so some big downpour

the electoral commission would have a view on this as well.s in some way, whatever format that might be, and the labour party, i think, have come out and said that as well — whatever that deal is, versus remain. or yes, you're right, there is an argument for a third preference vote that would have no deal on the ballot paper as well. yeah, because otherwise, how would you ever heal some of the wounds in this country? we need to settle this, yes, we need to settle this. because there are millions of people who've looked at theresa may's deal, they do not like it, they call it brexit in name only and they say we want that, they call it, clean break. clean break. and you're suggesting that is‘s possible that might not even be an option. well, it wouldn'tjust be up to me. it would be the house of commons and the electoral commission also would have a view around ensuring fairness and that you weren't splitting opinions, splitting the vote. bit i do understand why people would have a sympathy to that view. the other thing parliamentarians have to t

groups and the financial capital blantyre hundreds of people were calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when the situation turned violent lemon protesting against a reelection of the president peter with a week. at least one person has died in more violent protests in haiti days of unrest have paralyzed the capital port au prince the testers are calling for president german allies resignation is accused of corruption and failing to tackle worsening fuel and food shortages. i don't hear many. but i i'm extending my hand to all the national so we can sit down together to form a worthy national government that has the capacity and legitimacy to address the urgent problems of the country us version of all i promise not to answer political violence with violence but to answer with dialogue but after many attempts we've seen the house or senate isn't able to complete its constitutional duties a series of mass shootings in the u.s. have pushed democrats in congress to call for a bill on gun restrictions including a possible ban on assault style weapons but while the majority of ameri

voters have had a chance to choose their leader in free and fair elections but the country's electoral commission says turnout was low at just 45 percent. $26.00 names are on the ballot paper though only $24.00 candidates are standing to withdrew from the race just days ago to support a former rival ahead of the poll there was no clear front runner among the most prominent of the hopefuls usef shahad who served as prime minister since 2016. media mogul neville cattery who is in prison on suspicion of tax evasion and money laundering before official results are out currently spokesman already said he'd made it through to the 2nd round. as has come he said he did conservative law professor who told to his he and radio that an exit poll showed he had made it to the 2nd round whatever the eventual outcome this election has huge symbolic value is the only country that emerged from the arab spring uprisings at the beginning of the 20 tense with a peaceful transition to democracy high unemployment and inflation have left many voters frustrated but at polling stations many voters said preserving this dem

political outsiders are advancing into the next round of tunisia's presidential election the electoral commission says law professor chi saeed has come out in front narron ahead of imprisoned movie i'm not making that bill karai countered it reached a 50 percent threshold needed for an outright victory which means there has to be a vote coming up how pays between ethiopia and eritrea has led to an uncertain future for people living along the border that story in my ethiopia coming up next. a troop of chinese scientists in bartlett. searching for a reason. for abuse charges under water. demand. yeah nato you. know most of a n.a.o. can. be the k.k.k. me. over so. i took that. to my sig i guess again. finally. you know with my battle man to help you. yeah i don't know yelena better both you know what it was to nearly know they took i was the one 0 yeah you know his very both i know he had good swim in it and what are we in one corner you were debating on he went to medical on it. we're doing it in the macallan mines and. the land. yeah yeah. yeah modest little boat yellow no doing lemme not a man. b

mr banks called for an inquiry into the electoral commission's actions. was sexually assaulted by someone she was sexually assaulted by someone in the industry. she says she spoke to a warner music boss last year about the alleged attack and it's understood her alleged attacker does continue to work with warner. the record label has called the allegations are polling and says that they take accusations of sexual misconduct extremely seriously and will investigate the claims. with three uk number one singles and two number one albums, lily allen is one of the most successful british female artists in music. last year, lily published her autobiography and that is also where, for the first time, she talked about being sexually assaulted in 2016 by someone in the music industry after a party. i was drunk, so all i can tell you is what i do remember, which was waking up in bed with somebody that i trusted, in a position that i really did not want to be and had never given any indication that i did want that. but lily says she didn't leave the matter there and

the investigation was launched after the electoral commission the campaign group leave.eu will face noas launched after the electoral commission referred the campaign — founded by businessman aaron banks — to the police over its spending during the referendum and fined it £70,000. but the force said there was insufficient evidence to justify any further action. let us just tell you the actress felicity huffman has been sentenced to 14 days in prison. this was in the us colleges admissions scandal. she paid a large sum of money to get her daughter into a us college. she has been sentenced. she was in the hit tv show desperate housewives. she was sentenced to 14 days, accused with quite a large number of other parents as well. we will try and bring more on that to you as soon as and bring more on that to you as soon as we and bring more on that to you as soon as we get it. just coming into was actually, felicity huffman, and let mejust was actually, felicity huffman, and let me just see what else i can find out right now. the judge let me just see what else i can find out right now. thej

electoral commission says with almost half the votes counted, the law professor is leading with over8% of the vote. media mogul,ce, a who is of 15.5%. tunisians cast their ballots in the second presidential poll since arab spring. ory who chose not to vote tunisia's youth.. others avoided tradititional parties. >> it is one of the best-known universities. a center of national and international law. on sunday, many students cast their vote for one of theirr str possession -- star professors. hasnyone who has had him or talked to him knowows he is hont and he will know how to serve the country loyally. sererus man.nice andnd out anyhis c campaign with artifice. >> many are skeptical of his conservative views. it is contradictory. here, we are told human rights. uyoyouth voteted for left wing candidates. many did not vote at all. lostt young peoeople have faith in politicicians to find a solution. >> when we talk among ourselves, we do not know if we are going to find work after our studies. my friend graduated this summerr and he is unemployed.. >>>> no one can n get rid of the corrupt

groups in the financial capital blantyre hundreds of people were calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when things turn violent they've been protesting against the reelection of the president with every car in may. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after man made invisible threat stage of that's a little bit off. it's bad enough to catch a disease naturally but to take a disease and turn it into a weapon to enhance the disease to make it more virulent or more contagious or resistant to known vaccines that's particularly again just kind of goes off the charts there it's turning mother nature against us. weapons that destroyed by spreading deadly diseases have a long in unhappy history billions of dollars have been spent by governments to create pathogens that can cause fatal illnesses even today some countries are stockpiling just such a deadly arsenal in a widely reported news conference syria has admitted as much. a perhaps more dangerous than the age of rapidly advanced technology it's quite possible for individuals or groups to create biological

with united russia and its campaign for the moscow city council lies with the moscow city electoral commission which made decisions that negatively impacted on one united russia which caused disenfranchisement feelings of disenfranchisement on the part of a significant portion of the moscow voters. and so the kremlin. is well aware of what happened with the moscow city election commission now. and the political ambitions of mr. gagnon could very well be curtailed as a result of this and there were many protests in moscow this past summer because of the discontent that opposition politicians looking to get on the ballot were disqualified and were able to run in the election of course there was anger at how the authorities dealt with those protests did that feed in from your vantage point into the results of the election to some extent a yes a because of those people who are would have voted for this kind of candidates young people perhaps would not have gone to the polls if they did have that kind of stimulus but we have to also say that the elections are left in many more specific areas of tho

malawi's government and opposition groups hundreds of people are calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when things turn violent well those are the headlines the news continues in half an hour but now it's back to al-jazeera wild to stay with us. in the early 1950 s. for largo fighters of tunisia clashed with french soldiers who for several decades had occupied the country unlike a regular army for largo were organized into small groups or cells each given individual roles each cell could blend with the surroundings farmers by day fighters by night. veterans of previous campaigns were tasked with training new recruits transforming young farm boys into fighting led. internal security was handled by a specialist unit charged with seeking out spies informants and french collaborators the price for enemy espionage was severe. you would see is not a good you are away again. you want to see these decisions were sent from the leadership by secret messages. say how long no home. no home a lot of them are seeing. what they're not. a little. thing it has. the full log of leadership was

groups in the financial capital blantyre hundreds of people are calling for the head to be electoral commission to resign when things turn violent they have been protesting against the reelection of the president meeting with the rica in may. israel's president has asked long time prime minister benjamin netanyahu to try and form a new government that's in yahoo still has no clear path to a 5th term after emerging from the september 17th ballot without a majority and now has $28.00 days to put together a coalition are a force that reports from western. israel's president laid out the caretaker prime minister to announce a result he'd been trying to avoid riven rivlin wanted benjamin netanyahu to form a national unity government with his main rival benny gantz those talks failed and instead he chose the man with a bigger potential coalition bloc to have the 1st chance at forming a government give it back of education who should be handed the task of forming the government depends on who has more chance to succeed currently 55 supported knesset member latanya he and if the 4 supported knesset mem

hour before those polls close just now as the sun is setting 40 was around 35 percent now the electoral commission gave a press conference urging people to go out and vote saying that this only happened once every 5 years that there was a revolution to achieve this that people died to get the country to have these kinds of democratic elections are going to have to wait and see what the final figures are how did it go across the country without incident finally you have been speaking to national and international observers who were at polling stations throughout the country saying that every everything went smoothly lot of people did comment about the fact there was a lack of a youth turnout we were at the polling station throughout the day certainly in the morning which is usual really it's the elderly that will come out very early morning and then the younger people will come out later in the day so again we have to wait and see what those final figures are and i later today tonight we're also expecting preliminary results which means that those $24.00 potential presidential candidates will be wh

campaign group leave dot edu and one of its fundraisers in banks they stood accused by the electoral commission of receiving donations for the campaign from abroad was more of a partridge. britain's national crime agency says it's dropping an investigation into aren't banks one of the biggest donors behind the brics referendum campaign the n.c.a.a. looked into potential offenses concerning $8000000.00 pounds worth of funding it was claimed banks wasn't the true source but the inquiry found banks illegally took out a loan from a company theo and so he could give the money to the brits that campaign the n.c.a.a. investigation has concluded that mr banks was legally entitled in his capacity as an individual to release these funds to the better for the country limited by instructing another of his company's rock services ltd to make the transactions on his behalf but it's worth noting the n.c.a.a. felt the need to highlight the hype surrounding the case the investigation has been subject to press and social media commentary the n.c.a.a. has not received any evidence to suggest that mr banks and his

presidential election electoral commission says law professor has come out in france now really ahead of a prison's media magnate's a bill curry and those are the latest headlines next stop fighting climate change with africa's great green wall that's on the street to stay with us. as world leaders gather in new york u.n. secretary general and tell you the terrorists will hold a climate action summit to sound the alarm but will countries heed the warning and deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they happen on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke am during the stream today it's been called the 8th wonder of the world a huge green belt of trees planted to hold back the so hard dess it in a 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we'll look at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this ringback. i'm actually can solo i am a climate advocates and a climate scientist and you are in

the referendum was to be overseen by the electoral commission. anyone could take part in the public debate the commission designated 2 official campaign poll g's. one of favorite maybe in the e.u. one for leavin and gave each a fixed spending limit of $7000000.00 pounds. only british registered donors were allowed to contribute to those campaigns now they go on. david cameron became the public face of the pro e.u. campaign better off we are safer in a reformed european union vote leave was fronted by the p.m.'s cabinet colleagues boris johnson and michael gove i think we should take the chance now as a country to take back control the probe breaks its side have the backing of another unofficial campaign leave. its most prominent figure was nigel farrar of the u.k. independence party but cameron's plan backfired because all the odds the u.k. opted for the exit the u.k. has voted to leave the european union. you know history was in the right. the shock on the remains side was profound early hopes of an easy victory dashed how had it gone so horribly

groups in the financial capital blantyre hundreds of people were calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when things turned violent they've been protesting against the reelection of the president meeting with a record in may 5th eighty's president is calling for calm after days of protests paralyze the caribbean nation demonstrators in the capital port au prince demanding the resignation of. is accused of corruption and failing to solve worsening fuel and food shortages. time for a short break here al-jazeera when we come back down but not quite out israel's prime minister gets another shot at staying in power despite failing to win outright and last week's election. and taking to the skies in china but with a new airport in beijing make things any easier to travel more in that state. we've seen some rather wet weather across southwestern parts of the u.s. recently what's a weather making its way across the plains and easing up towards central parts of canada as well as been some flooding just around arizona down towards the southwest of cool things down here as it goes through

the agency began investigating the group's funding after it was fined by the electoral commission lastheir visit to south africa. 0n the second day of the tour, they visited charities dealing with anti—poaching and mental health issues. heavy rain has led to six flood warnings across england, with dozens more areas told to prepare for possible problems. transport for london said the heavy rainfall had affected a number of roads across the capital, with flooding also reported on roads in southampton, birmingham, and liverpool. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. 0ne one or two 0ne ortwo did one or two did see the sunshine today, but for others, oh, boy, did the rain come down. how wet? the wettest spot was wiltshire where we saw a month of rain fall in the space of saw a month of rain fall in the s pa ce of less saw a month of rain fall in the space of less than a day, 59 millimetres there, hence we've seen lots of flooding around and lots of surface water and let me show you the radar chart. still raining persistently across northern england and increasingly into southe

the electoral commission would have a view on this as well.sus remain. and there is an argument for a third reference boat that would have no deal on the ballot papers as well. because otherwise how would you ever heal some of the wounds in this country? there are millions of people who have looked at theresa may was make deal, they do not like it, they call it brexit in name only and they say they want that clean break. clean. and you are suggesting it is possible that might not even be an option? it wouldn't be up to me. it would be the house of commons and the commission would have a say. i understand why people would have a sympathy to that view. the other thing parliamentarians would have to ta ke thing parliamentarians would have to take into account, that no deal would put us in fringe of international law because we wouldn't be able to uphold the good friday agreement. i know a lot of mps have an issue with no deal going on the ballot paperjust on that basis alone because they wouldn't be able to ensure the no hard border in ireland. t

political outsiders are advancing into the next round of tunisia's presidential election the electoral commission says law professor chi saeed has come out in front narron ahead of imprisoned moodie a magnate might be a karai counted it reached a 50 percent threshold needed for an outright victory which means there has to be a vote coming up how peace between ethiopia and eritrea has led to an uncertain future for people living along the border that story in my ethiopia coming up next. with chinese scientists the bottleneck daring. searching for. reviews charges under water. get in on. demand. yeah nato you said of course and. i know of a n a ok. and over the k.k. many. of us will. find out. you know with my bottle man to help you.

opposition groups in the city of blantyre hundreds of people have been calling for the head of the electoral commission to resign when things turned violent police dispersed the crowds using tear gas organizers of the march say they were ambushed by government supporters who threw stones at them. if you rebel say their offer to end hostilities with saudi arabia still stands despite new airstrikes on yemen the group claimed responsibility for the attacks on saudi oil facilities earlier this month ramadan reports from. rubble that used to be our home. and suddenly. it was a horrific strike they violated all the internationally recognized red line it resulted in the defense of 17 people including 3 women 3 children and a pregnant woman of. the attack hasn't even excluded the risk. as world leaders meet at the un general assembly in new york the united nations a canned attack but some on the ground say. not enough. of the attack has taken place says the u.n. general assembly is holding its sessions unfortunately the international community has failed to do something serious to stop the attacks on civilians

future is uncertain when it comes to the legalities of how he goes forward even yesterday the electoral commission saying that if a court rules him not to be allowed to go to this runoff then the 3rd candidate will go ahead so everything is still up in the air here but certainly the message from the people is this they have moved away from the traditional political parties here going for 2 men who have really run on the agenda of independence of new change whether they'll be able to deliver that we're going to have to wait and see . the police have surrounded a group of zimbabwean doctors who are demanding the release of their union leader doctors have blocked roads marching to the capital's largest hospital the zimbabwe hospital doctors association says its president peter mccombe was abducted on saturday it recently called for a pay strike after complaining about the poor state of hospitals and low salaries zimbabwean doctors and less than $40.00 u.s. dollars a month how do the latest from harare. doctors in the capital harare and the 2nd city on the way to save a shutdown all hospitals and they

going to be interesting because just briefly sam and i'm going on but it's complicated the electoral commission said that if a court finds him not to be fit to go through to a 2nd round it'll be the 3rd person and the 3rd person at the moment in the polls is the candidate of the knowledge a party which is a more conservative party religious party but also having a lot of support so i think. there's still a lot to be untangled here moving forward but certainly the message from the tunisians is they are sick and tired of the main political mainstream and are looking for something different you kind of touched on it but just break down again a little more simpler for us stephanie about what happens next no one is expected to get a full majority so this is definitely going to another round correct. yeah i think it's safe to say that we'll definitely going to have a presidential runoff between the 2 top candidates this is going to be in november now remember that the presidential and the prime minister have split edicts if you will the president deals with defense policy foreign policy and internal