team in london and our european broadcast center merrier. hi sami that's right and it's not just the metro lines we're talking about buses and trams have been affected as well there has been a serious disruption in the french capital as transport workers walked off the job over a planned pension overhaul in the 1st major strike action against president emanuel micron's reforms to boost the economy but the reports on this now from paris. they were tailbacks on paris's famous channels an easy avenue and across the city with most of the metro bus and train service is closed people sought alternative ways to get around the biggest transport workers strike in the french capital for more than a decade cause travel chaos and frustration for commuters the idea is to be able to strike or protest using methods which don't prevent others going to work. public transport because i thought you told me that even until a transport workers a protesting against the french president emanuel macro's planned pension reforms the french government says it wants to

talk about investment because we're seeing a growing interest in nollywood to the tune off european broadcasting is buying up all acquiring local production companies do you see that as a positive development. yes i mean i think it goes into into the hands. anything that brings investment into the industry helps us creates more quality movies and things like that which in turn moves the industry for that's a great thing i don't however feel that we need to be mindful that we keep a bit of ourselves or a lot of ourselves for ourselves there's a list something that we are displaying that the international market and international world is seeing and the ones are quite off and we need to be aware of that now let's switch of the word let's switch towards silverlake calls and we have to be careful that we're not so not going to we have to be careful there and also in the rights to mine our goal for absolutely nothing but we should be more about collaboration exchanging ideas excluding expertise and that should be encouraged or i can get it. that's what we have time for today hopefully we can get here

says they are not eager to have a merger let me talk to you about the changing landscape for european broadcasterslves is it constant competition is it a cut throat competition do you guys see yourselves as possibly partners against the u.s. to some extent? >> well, i think in general partnering is really important because we're dealing with giant infrastructures in the u.s. and in china and i think for european media and entertainment infrastructures to incorporate is important we have just done a joint venture for the first time in 25 years to provide advertising technology to the german market in a way that we can draw enforcers. we set up the european media alliance a couple years ago. and so i think we'll continue with that. having said that, we're very focussed on getting our entertainment footprint future proof, more local content, which is working and we're beginning more digital reach so last quarter, for example, we grew digital reach 26% and we're combining them which is quite unique prosiebens has very significant echo platform business those setsups are very synergistic and in fact th

johnson's move to suspend parliament more on that let's cross to marry him and the team at our european broadcast center in london area hi there judy that's right the government is that it's just standard procedure but boris johnson's decision to prorogue or suspend parliament has infuriated m.p.'s who want to avoid a no deal breaks it because it gives them less time to debate and to scrutinize government policy now protests have taken place in several major cities. has more now from the protests in london. ways large and noisy demonstration outside downing street is one of dozens across the u.k. on site today and many will be handed over the next week gives you an idea of the strength of feeling after boris johnson said he would like to suspend parliament for several weeks now he's argument is that it's a noble procedure to get ready for a queen's speech people are laying out his legislative program the people here say it's a clear hollow grab trying to stop haldeman from doing his job in just biting his bricks in a hole as he said avoiding a no deal price it now some of the organizers here are

lead up was marred by a controller say let's cross to london to sue turton and the team in our european broadcast center. that's right robert all opposition politicians were barred from standing in this election the move sparked weeks of protests in which hundreds of arrests were made some of those people have since been jailed and then again a change by the kremlin it was announced that all of the candidates from president putin's in knighted russia party or a standing as independents around 7300000 people were eligible to elect 45 lawmakers in the moscow parliament elsewhere in the country elected 16 governors alongside local assemblies sebastian has been following all the developments and sent this report from moscow. it's just the way you go sobel has become the face of a new protest movement in moscow the 31 year old lawyer was banned from running in the election for the city's regional parliament and has been arrested several times for organizing protests even though her name is not on the ballot she still had to the polling station the opposition led by election of only decided that a so-c

bill to block a no deal bragg's it let's go live now to london to felicity and the team in a european broadcast center. thanks rob yes that bill is now set to become law on monday and it means mr johnson will have to ask the e.u. for an extension to the deadline of october 31st if no deal is agreed on you can brussels by october the 19th he is basically opposed to delaying breck's it wants parliament to vote again on holding a general election and the hayward reports. he's been struggling to control parliament and even hundreds of kilometers from westminster boris johnson wasn't having an easy time of it britain's prime minister was in scotland to announce extra funding for farmers he hasn't got the election he wants yet both photo opportunities like this the campaign certainly feels like it's on the way johnson insists he has no intention of resigning if he doesn't get britain out of the e.u. soon that is not a hypothesis i am willing to be called but i want us to get this thing done and you know i think the people of this country do and there's an opportunity to be so much more positive about

state elections east of the country that's close not to london to marry him and the team in our european broadcasts and. hi judy that's right the exit polls are currently showing the chancellor angela merkel c.d.u. and her coalition partners the s.p.d. of both seen their vote share drop significantly the f.t. has come 2nd in both the states of brandenburg and saxony. the party harnessed voter anger over refugees in the economic disparities that remain between the east in the west 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the results are seen as a major setback for the ruling federal coalition so let's just take a closer look at what exit polls are currently indicating in brandenburg the s.p.d. managed to cling on to 1st place in the state gaining some 27.5 percent with the f.t. in 2nd place on $22.00 and a half percent just south in saxony it's a similar picture with the f.t. securing 27.5 percent of the vote there by merkel c.d.u. party on 32 percent and that's a significant drop from the last election which was in 2014 will dominate cain is in part stam and joins us now dominic the 2 big parties

pressure as the party struggles tonight over breaks it all we can cross to 50 ball and now european broadcast center. yes the labor party is holding its annual conference in the english coastal city of bryson policy officials were hoping to present labor as a government in waiting with a snap election widely expected in britain in the coming months but that plan is being overshadowed by infighting over bracks us with some senior figures pressing jeremy koeppen to campaign to remain in the e.u. not a bubble has more now from brighton the stuff. on occasions like this he tends to get treated like a rock star but as jeremy corbyn to write for day 2 of the labor party conference the mood music behind the scenes was far from soothing labor announce potentially vote winning policies on sunday including scrapping charges for medical prescriptions in england but they're being overshadowed by divisions within the shadow cabinet over bricks it policy was that of course the whole bit was asked on national television about his plan to negotiate a new brix it deal and hold a referendum on it you'll get th

optimism after meeting with the chief negotiator for more now we can cross to for this in a european broadcast center felicity thanks martin yes stephen barclay says there is a common purpose between the u.k. and the e.u. to see withdrawal agreement in place by october 31st with talks between barclay and michel barnier focused on the contentious irish border issue because she said you to continue on monday as prime minister boris johnson the e.u. council president told tourists in new york. well we had serious detailed discussions today with the ship on any steam there's a common purpose we both want to see a deal of a clear message has been given both by president younger and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually overran which i think signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions this week while the e.u. and the u.k. continue discussions about the irish border the patience of ireland's pharmacy is wearing thin london says it will allow the free movement of food over the border from the island off to brecht's i

the luxembourg prime minister on breaks it for more let's cross over to my intimacy in our european broadcast center in london mariam. yeah that's right funny not a great reception for the british prime minister that he actually ends up skipping that joint press conference for the luxembourg's have bethell after receiving a frosty reception from crowds after those breaks it talks the. a battle says no concrete proposals have been presented by press and earlier johnson met the head of the european commission chunk of. britain is yet to offer any legally operational solutions to this battle echoed those comments speaking alongside an empty podium set up by johnson. for me and i just have one we strong agreement on the table and it's one from last year done no changes there are no concrete proposals for the moment on the table and i want to give an agreement to ideas we need written proposals and the time is ticking so should stop speaking but act a very different tone from the british prime minister who says he can see a bracks at dale taking shape we are now in the stage where we have to start

sides to back his attempt to get a new bricks it deal to felicity by now with more from our european broadcast center felicity. thanks judy yes forrest johnston says parliamentary action planned for tuesday will chop the legs of the u.k.'s negotiators some opposition politicians along with rebels from his own policy opposing the u.k. off the e.u. for a 3 month delay to break says if a new deal can't be agrees by the october 31st deadline the prime minister says he will never do that beating speculation that a snap election is imminent lawrence leigh reports. parliament has been on holiday for 6 weeks but boris johnson and his aides have been working flat out to make good on that brics it will happen by november with or without any agreed plan with the european union to show our friends in brussels that we are united in our purpose m.p.'s should vote with the government against. pointless delay. i would everybody to know there are no circumstances in which i ask rawson's to do a. but since he has a majority of just warned in parliament it doesn't take many rebels from his own conservative party

leaves the european union in a moment we'll hear from our correspondent in london about today's developments but 1st this report. live broadcast had been waiting 2 months for this meeting since boris johnson became the u.k. prime minister to close neighbors and allies but these men are poles apart on the question of the irish border to bragg's it. when the u.k. finally leaves the european union the only land border between them bull beyond irish soil the so-called irish backstop is a plan to avoid checkpoints and border checks something many fear will endanger peace in northern ireland it would keep the u.k. in the customs union off to bragg's it leave campaign as an boris johnson supporters in the u.k. find that acceptable boris johnson has promised to solve the issue but in our land .

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european commission president jean—claude juncker that a new brexit deal is possible. sterling hit its highest in two months against the us dollar when the comments were broadcast, aroundm uk time. the uk government says it has shared confidential documents with the eu that reflect the ideas the uk has put forward on brexit. the eu says technical talks are now taking place. it is all about finding an alternative to the controversial backstop that would keep the uk tied to eu rules unless a solution to the irish border is found. here is what mrjuncker told sky news's sophy ridge. brexit is now less than six months away. —— six weeks away. how do you rate the chances of britain leaving with a deal? i had a meeting with borisjohnson, the prime minister. this was a rather positive meeting, although the british press was reporting it in the other way. we can have a deal. you think we can get a deal? i think. you think the chances are more than 50—50?” get a deal? i think. you think the chances are more than 50-50? i don't know, but i am doing everything to have a deal, because i don't like the idea of no deal, because this would have catastrophic consequences. would have ca

governing body has found hundreds of sporting events broadcast illegally from saudi arabia fee for joining forces with 2 of its confederations and top european leagues to try to find out who is part in football matches and other sports on a network calling itself be out q report published by a u.s. based firm back to previous finding by b. in sports that the signals were being transmitted from inside saudi arabia. this is a jazeera let's get a round up now at the top stories u.s. president donald trump says it is looking like iran was behind saturday's attacks that crippled all of hoffa's saudi arabia's oil production but to iran maintains it is not responsible yemen's hooty rebels say they were behind the attacks. israelis are voting in their 2nd general election in less than 6 months prime minister benjamin netanyahu trying to rally supporters after failing to win a majority in april he says he will annex all settlements in the occupied west bank hong kong's leader says the government will open talks with community leaders next week in a bid to end the protests there chief executive carrie lamb says members of the public will be able to at

of the euro mean the european community and constituency what's the big deal what's the problem why can't we accept that possibility in the 21st century. this is the inbox broadcast from around the world and covering our 21st century global economy i'm daniel buried on washington christiane is on assignment in singapore today we have a very special show on deck for you as the zone in on asia for the whole show. on kong where we go behind the headlines of the protests to break down the rising cost of housing and on car r.t. correspondent michelle greenstein fresh off her visit joins the show to break down what she managed to find then we had over to the world largest democracy has seen its auto sales fall but he did months lauren fix the car coach is standing by to give a terse album as to why the sector is celebrated and we talked to christine in the poll where she stands to catch up with song saying one c i am going to be harder than things to think through what could be in store for asian economies in the near future the only way to get from china to india and back in 27 minutes if you watch the show let's go. a rejection by the london stock exchange of a takeo

point obviously isn't lost particularly on in european capitals and in and in brussels and also told actually by a so that german television here we're broadcasting from is questions live themselves and there is i think this fascination in europe now with boris johnson's performance as prime minister and i think they're weighing up the extent to which they can trust what he says and so if for example he says we are closer to reaching a deal then they can actually weigh those comments he's making against their own understanding of whether deals any closer to be reached but the moment i think it is the case that in europe they they really don't trust him very much at all ok thanks very much talk to you later. plenty more ground still to cover here on the news hour for you including 5 u.s. states declare an emergency as hurrican dorrian close enough to devastate in the bahamas plus. the rise of reusable were in pakistan to find out what it's doing to cut back on single plastic needs and the sport as world champion sprinter has a major scare ahead of the world or less exchange with santa a little bit from. iran says it's willing to recommit to the 20

european commission president jean claude juncker that a new brexit deal is possible. sterling hit its highest in two months against the us dollar when the comments were broadcast aroundictoria hewson, she‘s a lawyer for the free market thinktank institute for economic affairs victoria, very good to talk to, following those comments from the european commission president jean—claude juncker that the backstop could be scrapped, the pound receiving a bit of a boost, in reality, how much weight can we attach to those words from him head of the talks between himself, michel barnier and stephen barclay? there's been some movement of the past couple of weeks, it was only a couple of weeks, it was only a couple of weeks ago that we had the commission saying very firmly that the backstop, the withdrawal agreement went open for negotiation at all, we had a cabinet minister amber rudd walking out of cabinet because she said the british government wasn't even trying to find a deal so compared to that, things are looking more positive. jean—claude juncker said he is not emotionally attached to the backstop so emotionally attached to the backstop so that certainly is a sign that t

found that hundreds of sporting events are being broadcast illegally from saudi arabia fifa joined forces with 2 of its confederations and top europeanleagues to try to find out who is pirating football matches and other sports on a network calling itself be out q the report published by a u.s. based firm backed a previous finding by b. in sports that the signals were being transmitted from inside saudi arabia. be in sports broadcasts have been pirated for the last 2 years beginning shortly after the start of the blockade of qatar the country where the network is headquartered in june being sports cut around a 5th of its employees blaming piracy monday's report was backed by fee for the european and asian football confederation's and the top $4.00 leagues in europe all of which are concerned about protecting the rights to their matches which are worth hundreds of millions of dollars a year the saudi based satellite broadcaster named in the report arab set has previously denied that the pirates had broadcasts were coming from their satellites be out q stop broadcasting over satellite earlier this year but it is still streaming over th

some european member states, including the uk, at least for the next couple of weeks, and france, have proposed now regulatory regimes using as models either financial regulation or broadcast regulation. the white paper released this spring would anoint a new regulator. it purports to focus on platform behavior rather than content itself, recognizing it's impossible to catch all and remove all harmful content. platforms would owe a ill defined duty of care to the public and they would be evaluated on whether they've taken proactive measures to help users understand the nature and reliability of the information they're receiving and to minimize the spread of misleading information. they'd be subject to a code of practice requiring them to beef up transparency, improve clarity around political advertising. we're seeing that as a major theme across the board. cooperate with fact checkers and boost authorityive news by making content disputed by fact checkers less visible to users. all of this is good. the focus on harms to society will clearly have a chilling effect on free speech and platforms are more likely to remove more content to avoid heavy fines. the duty of care migh

freddie: i think it is well broadcast the he will have to see through with a lot of it, but in anticipation of the meeting, i saw a resistance from the other members of the europeanion and the e.u. i was a bit more torn given that it is his second to last meeting, how bold he will be, but mario draghi has always proved he is willing to go more dovish or more aggressive, so i would not be surprised either way. anna: let me show you an interesting chart that underlines why, we are having this conversation at all, the growth trajectory. they have an inflation mandate, but this is the growth story for the eurozone. it has been weakening. is this justification for doing something, for turning tail on the policies of less than a year ago, just nine months ago, when they signaled the ecb was done cutting rates. this is where we are having this conversation. at the same time, the driver for this is really tensions through in the u.s. and china on trade. so there is a danger here that mario draghi announces something drastic, just at a when things can get better on the front. freddie: i agree, but the danger is for equity markets that it drives, levels of inflation to ret

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some european member states in putting the uk, at least for the next couple of weeks, and france, propose new regulatory regimes using models, either financial regulation or broadcastregulation. the uk white paper would anoint a new regulator who would not police truth on the internet that would mitigate the harm caused by disinformation and on my manipulation. and that constitutes threats to our way of life. it purports to focus on platform behavior rather than content itself, recognizing it is impossible to catch all harmful content. platforms would go and ill- defined duty of care to the public and they would be evaluated on whether they have taken proportionate and proactive measures to help users understand the nature and reliability of the information they are receiving and to minimize the spread of misleading information. they will be subject to a code of practice requiring them to beef up transparency and include clarity around political advertising. we are seeing that is a major theme across the board. cooperate with fact checkers and boost authoritative news making -- reputable fact checkers less visible to users. all of this is good and the focus on harm

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