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last the city during the monsoon season often destabilize older and badly constructed buildings turkey says european union sanctions won't stop it from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with turkey over an air transport agreement and called for the european investment bank to review lending to the country he's going to over the northern part of cyprus is not internationally recognized greek cypriots control the south of the mediterranean island so i'm costello joins us live now from istanbul turkey says it won't stop the drilling despite the prospect of e.u. sanctions just bring us up to date with what's been happening. well there are an turkey's foreign minister just had a joint press conference with their new country part and he just stated like our now record that turkey already has 3 ships in the eastern mediterranean 2 of them are drilling ships one of them is a suspect and research ship and he stated that turkey is planning to send a 4th ship to isn't meant to rain so it shows that turkey is determined then decisive about its position with r

minister or i can head is if they strive to fill the democratic mandate to leave the european union and thereafter continue to build in the conservative plan to build more jobs increase our economy and security put an end to a stereotype and continue to build a stronger fairer and more prosperous britain i'm just one about the demographic that the voters who will be voting for the next prime minister at the u.k. who do they represent who are they tom as far as you understand well the average age of the conservative party member is $57.00 but a little bit older than the average age of the labor party member which is $53.00 but not an extraordinary amount. in general people who join political parties in the united kingdom parties tend to be in that sort of mid fifty's age range so they will be representing something that's slightly different from the rest of the country but in some ways that's a good thing because it means that when a general election you get a choice you get labor party members choosing the labor party leader you get you conservative party members choosing the conservative party leader and then you

build electric cars. ever since the referendum on the uk's membership of the european union, there has been a concern for companies like nissan and a japanese car makers saying hang on a second, if you are not a part of the european union, we may have to think about where we build our cars. this isa about where we build our cars. this is a real boost in the arm. yes, this is massive jaguar land rover and of course forjobs in the uk. this is almost one of theresa may's signing off. she has only days left as prime minister and she has announced this 500 million deal. it is for electric cars. there is this guarantee in the uk to move to fully electric cars by 2040 which a lot of people are seeing as a pretty optimistic date but with moves like this and this is of course all to guarantee the production of these electric cars here in the uk. it boosts jobs and it is this key boost for the environment. with two reasonably or both a parting gift from theresa may is to do this and helping jobs and it is a massively positive story, this one for top especially forjaguar land rover, of course. but the plant in the

that we have in place a series of arrangements that will enable us to leave the european union and to continue and buildline with what the british people voted for. lord forsyth. and peers will return to the northern ireland bil on wednesday when they're expected to hold a series of votes. staying in the lords, peers wanted to know about the background to the bbc‘s decision to stop providing free television licences for the over seventy fives. those on pension credit will continue to be exempt from the £155 annual fee. the debate began with something of a "senior moment". my lord i declare an interest that i am over 75. may i ask my noble friends... may ask my noble friend why the government have allowed... sorry. old age. does the noble lord, the minister, not accept that the introduction of free tv licenses for the over 25s, over 75s, sorry. that would be expensive. was government policy and should be paid for by the governments, the licence fee is not the government's to spend. it is not the public, the public money. the publics money which should be used to invest in bbc programmes and bbc content.

painful for all of us and i hope that the european union will take this into consideration and build further relations based on this experience but on our part we are ready to make our own stripes towards europe like i've said like i've said that you would do for during my meeting there with my italian friends. you shouldn't. always. demand russia. to implement the minsk agreement in those areas where it's not up to us for example. if the agreement calls for a war. of economic ties between. crane but it was mr poroshenko decision that prevented. restoring these relations it's not up to us it's not up to russia to restore what's broken in ukraine. we cannot interfere with that it's not up to us but now it won't bring it but it's the amnesty law italian been agree it has been discussed in the parliament but it hasn't been it has been approved but it hasn't been signed by the president so let's not. try to push responsibility on russia and the new ukrainian president. it is a very serious mandate here has always been talking about being readied suit talk to anyone and now recently he sa

or i can have is if they strive to fulfil the democratic mandate to leave the european union and there are to continue to build in a concerted plan to build more jobs increase our economy and security put an end to a stereotype and continue to build a stronger fairer and more prosperous britain i'm just one about the demographic that the voters who will be voting for the next prime minister of the u.k. who do they represent who are they tom as far as you understand well the average age of the conservative party member is 57 but a little bit older than the average age of the labor party member which is $53.00 but not an extraordinary amount. in general people who join political parties in the united kingdom parties tend to be in that sort of mid fifty's age range so they will be representing something that's slightly different from the rest of the country but in some ways that's a good thing because it means that when a general election you get a choice you get labor party members choosing the labor party leader you get you conservative party members choosing the conservative party leader and then you get an ac

european union. >> though i am today building a great team of men and women, i will take personal responsibility forhange i want to see. never mind the backstop, the buck stops here. mark: as she left the house of commerce chambers, theresa may was given a standing ovation by conservative lawmakers, many of whom helped bring her down by rejecting her brexit deal. after saying goodbye to the downing street staff, may stood outside the prime minister's residence and spoke publicly for the last time as britain's leader saying the job has been her greatest honor. former special counsel robert mueller dismisses president trump's claim that his report totally exonerated him. mueller told the house committee that is not what his report said. he will test before another committee this afternoon. in this morning's testimony, mueller resisted pressure from democrats who hoped he would reveal additional information about his investigation of the trump campaign. blocked threee new abortion restrictions in arkansas minutes before they were set to take effect. they include a measure that opponents say would likel

european union's powerful commission. and score scales of millions contending with floodwaters and building collapses as monsoon rains sweep across the fault india. a welcome to the program. the world health organization says the a ball outbreak in the democratic republic of congo has undergone a potential game changer that's after the 1st case was confirmed in a major city the head of the w.h.o. says he's now reconvening its expert committee to assess whether they are break should be declared a global emergency on sunday officials revealed the disease had spread to go a city in the congo's northeast stoking fears that it could spread to neighboring rwanda aid agencies are also expressing concerns after 2 health workers were murdered in the region the latest in a string of attacks on a bowl of responders the un's emergency relief coordinator said it was imperative to improve the response to the outbreak we also need to scale up the response in order to deal with a high risk of the virus spreading for the you know already that we've had case in uganda you've seen the reports of the recent case in goma unless we're able to s

or i can have is if they strive to fill the democratic mandate to leave the european union and there are to continue to build in the conservative plan to build more jobs increase our economy and security put an end to a sarah t. and continue to build a stronger fairer and more prosperous britain i'm just one about the demographic that the voters who will be voting for the next prime minister at the u.k. who do they represent who are they tom as far as you understand well the average age of the conservative party member is 57 but a little bit older than the average age of the labor party member which is $53.00 but not an extraordinary amount. in general people who join political parties in the united kingdom parties tend to be in that sort of mid fifty's age range so they will be representing something that's slightly different to the rest of the country but in some ways that's a good thing because it means that when a general election you get a choice you get labor party members choosing the labor party leader you get you conservative party members choosing the conservative party leader and then you get an a

with the deadline looming on october 31st, mrjohnson will need to build a new relationship with the european union exit. our europe correspondent damian grammaticas is in brussels. we've already had some reaction the eu. what have they been saying? we have, and he doesn't have long to build that relationship, jean—claude juncker, is out of brussels but through a spokesman he said today he congratulates borisjohnson on his appointment, he wants to work with him in the best way possible and crucially, the man who will have to be at the other side of the negotiating table, michel barnier, tweeted within minutes of the announcement of the result, this is what he said he means the guidelines from the eu is in national leaders. that is interesting and important because michel barnier reiterating for the eu has said throughout, the withdrawal agreement as it stands, theresa may ‘s agreement it is sometimes called, is what the eu is sticking to that's a great, the eu says between the eu and the uk, not mrs may, and is the product of gravity, this is where the final solution has come to rest but where ther

i say to stand down on rule of law to stand up rather for rule of law and in the process building a european union based on european values drawing a line under and against those who would seek to divide it from within i think for a lie and a way for thin majority she's got here is going to have quite a ride getting into the job of being commission president the top job in the european union of course and she is the 1st woman to hold it and aside from that difference how different in style you think she'll be from. well if they have been. comments and allegations over the past 5 years that there is a commission president of the pockets of heads of government of heads of state in the european union stagnant in desperate need of democratic reforms those comments unlikely i think to persist over the next 5 years madame von the liar and don't forget as i say was drawn picked selected by the heads of government and state she will have to work extremely hard if she is to distance herself from that and there is this wafer thin majority just 9 seats 5 years ago at something like 50 seats and even then tha

out of brexit that will be likely a good thing, in my judgment, because the consensus building that the european uniong -- i think held back europe in terms of an aggressive foreign policy and national security issues. i also think on iran that you mentioned, i think boris johnson is likely going to come the united states position on iran, that we need to sanction the iranians. they're very much aware of this aggressive and maligned behavior that hasn't changed one eye yowa result of the nuclear deal that was signed in 2015. there's a laundry list of things that iran has been doing since the signing of that deal. i think boris johnson is likely to believe that president trump's position on iran is the correct one and move the u.k. in that direction. and if he does that, that will clearly shatter the nuclear deal as it currently exists and the position of france and germany in particular. paul: and i guess the other potential front where he could move with relations to the united states is on trade deal, once brexit is settled, if it is, then there's an open field i think to get a new trade deal betwee

largely becae us live on the line was not able to build a support base for herself inside the christian democratic union. and when you're president of the european commission where your constrained by different opinions by different governmental the time it's very important to be able to build allianceces. and i think the question of whether she is able to do that remains very open. emmanuel. while or so the fund a line has been generating some mixed reviews there's been a lot of positive buzz around the nomination of christine. lagarde would you say that this represents the deal that was done -- does this represent a shift in the balance of power away from germany and toward france -- i think -- boasts women can definitely bring in the game changing apppproach of too total brussels. earned is it really a dividend advantage -- friends now like okay and america the stains from voting but she actually nominated or set up on the lion in how government since two thousand and a five this is one of her closest allies. i'm gonna america ease like -- on her last monday does the german chancellor and with the has issues he's currently expeperiencing we d

it's largely because the line was not able to build a support base for herself inside the christian democratic union and when you're president of the european commission where you're constrained by different opinions by different governments all the time it's very important to be able to build alliances and i think the question of whether she is able to do that remains very open in many ways while it has been generating some mixed reviews there's been a lot of positive buzz around the nomination of christine lagarde would you say that this represents this deal that was done does this represent a shift in the balance of power away from germany and toward france i think both women definitely bring in the game changing approach to. 2 to brussels. is that her dad did that and advantage of friends now like ok and i'm a kind of stained from voting but she actually nominated also have government since 2005 this is one of her close us i'm going to america. on her last mandate as a german chancellor and with the has seizures just currently experiencing we don't know how much longer she will be around and she just placed probably how close us preside

buildings were constructed illegally. they like to close to a security wall separating jerusalem and the west bank. the demolition has sparked international criticism from the european union and the united nations. they are calling for an immediate stop. >> smashing through concrete, working international law. heavy machinery turns palestinian homes to rubble. backed by hundreds of israeli troops. hundreds more building owners are affected. >> the cabinet condemns this grid progression. this is the forced displacement of the people of jerususalem. this is a war crime and crime against humanity. >> palestinians arare used to seeing their houses destroyed but this operation is larger than any in years. residedents appealed to the supreme court to save their homes but this claim was rejected. >> they are destroying our dreams and the dreams of our children. they want destroy our determination. >> israel insists the damage is justified. they say that the buildings are too closose to the separation barrieier. they can be used to shelter terrrrorists. >> they know they are nonot allowed to be nearly secucurity fence. they are violating rights when they destroy those buildings.

addition to what is going on inside libya itself, the european union and its members have been supporting the libyan coastguard and hoping to buildyears. the libyan coastguard does europe's dirty work for it. have intercepted the migrants sea, turned them around and brought them back into libyan waters and back into the detention centres. in essence, by ignoring its responsibilities to provide some sort of legal pathway for these asylum see as to make their way into europe, they are working through the libyan coastguard to prevent that from happening and this needs to change immediately. what are the chances of improving this desperate situation? there are some pilot programmes in place to evacuate migrants and refugees in these detention centres. right now, we are thinking in the immediate area of tripoli, looking over 3000 in these detention centres here. there is a programme that will bring them to niger and transition them onto resettlement in european countries and what we want to see, at least in the immediate, is to expand, enhance and accelerate these programmes to get these people out of danger. one person has been kille

i can have as if they strive to fulfill the democratic mandate to leave the european union and they're off to continue to build on the conservative plan to build more jobs increase our economy and security put an end to a sarah t. and continue to build a stronger fairer and more prosperous britain i'm just one about the demographic that the voters who will be voting for the next prime minister of the u.k. who do they represent who are they tom as far as you understand well the average age of the conservative party member is $57.00 but a little bit older than the average age of the labor party member which is $53.00 but not an extraordinary amount. in general people who join political parties in the united kingdom parties tend to be in that sort of mid fifty's age range so they will be representing something that's slightly different from the rest of the country but in some ways that's a good thing because it means that when a general election you get a choice you get labor party members choosing the labor party leader you get you conservative party members choosing the conservative party leader and then you ge

building bridges live vientiane romans used to the reason essentially what we're european union is all about take for instance tensions between germany and poland which have been really running into the extreme recently booked the 2 sides share a common border along the older river and people there have been coming together and building bridges into the future. but to show sisters roses in her own garden are her pride and joy. 9 years ago she and her family moved from poland to germany they bought their house for little money and spent years renovating and expanding it. it was all tangly the grass was knee high and we had trouble getting through because everything was covered in needles so. sure moving to germany was a huge opportunity for martha here she runs her own care service and several vacation homes in addition she could take care of her children and work from home. the family could only find a big enough house in germany where to spreading the properties are cheaper in this part of germany than neighboring poland. because i often receive messages from acquaintances or even peo

we cannot build a proper relationship when we leave the european union. can boris deliver brexit?e has 100 days to do so, has a divided party, a parliament -- i like boris. very good at giving big speeches. sometimes what he does is different from what he says. we will find out quickly is boris genuine? does boris have the courage to deliver brexit? i lead a rival political party. i could -- genuinely wish him well but the track record worries me. heather: in the same piece they talk about whether he can follow through. we know johnson is wild enough but is he tough enough? is he willing to out bastardize them? make himself meaner than they are? that make the establishment cringe? >> we will find out in the next few days. who does he appoint to the usa and lead brexit negotiator? we will find out in the next few days. if boris decides to keep the conservative party together matters more than brexit, and the conservative party could be destroyed. the conservative party is finished, boris knows that. i'm there, standing behind him. if he does the right thing i will help him. and hav

drawn my conclusions and i've made my decisions 1st i want european citizens to play a leading and active part in building the future of our union i want them to have their say at a conference on the future of europe to start in 2020 and to run for 2 years 2nd i want us to work together to improve the schlitz and candied out system we need to make it more visible to a wider electorate and we need to address the issue of transnational lists of the european elections as a complimentary to all of european democracy. and 3rd 18 and 3rd years i support a right of initiative for the european parliament 18 when this house acting by majority of its members adopts resolutions we questing the commission to submit legislative proposals i commit to responding with a legislative act in full respect of the proportionality subsidiarity and federal law making principles i am convinced that our stronger partnership will further help to make people's voices heard the president. my in fact i've often seen my father was 15 years old when the violent war brought devastation by my country and displacement and destruction to a continent ended thank yo

seen from ursula von der leyen today is an attempt for the european union to take control of every single aspect of our lives. she wants to buildof communism that will render nation state parliaments... yelling. where the state controls everything, where nation state parliaments... where nation state parliaments will cease to have any relevance at all. i have to say from our perspective, in some ways, i'm really rather pleased. because you've just made brexit a lot more popular in the united kingdom. thank god we're leaving! hear, hear. ursula von der leyen said whatever happened, the uk would remain an ally, partner, and friend of the eu. but it may be worth remembering that she doesn't take up her newjob officially until november the 1st, the day after the uk is supposed to have left. now, one of theresa may's last duties as prime minister will be to answer mps' questions on wednesday. her penultimate pmqs saw her asking as many questions as she answered. it was dominated by angry exchanges withjeremy corbyn over which of the two leaders had the biggest problem with racism in their own party and the way each of them were tack

waters and landslides washed away buildings across the region. turkey says european union sanctions won't deter from drilling for oil and gas off the coast of cyprus e.u. foreign ministers have suspended talks with the turkish government over an air transport agreement called for the european investment bank to review loans to. members of the european parliament is due to vote in a few hours on whether a woman should get the top job for the 1st time sort of on the lion is in line to be president of the european commission but she is facing opposition germany's defense minister needs a majority of votes in parliament to replace your code you have proposed policies include a fair minimum wage and deal on asylum seekers almost pressing challenge is keeping our planet our feet. this is the greatest responsibility and opportunity of our time. i want europe to become the 1st climate neutral continent in the world by 2050 or journal joins us now from strasburg she's been trying to reach out to some of those liberal and leftist blogs how is that message going down there in parliam

that oversees the affairs of the european union now probation politicians in hong kong say it could cost around $1300000.00 to repair the damage at the legislature building which protesters ransacked and vandalized on monday special task force has been set up to look into recent mass protests that were triggered by a controversial bill which would allow extradition to mainland china all those are the headlines i'll be back here with more news after the listening post stay with us. malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty dividing. it with more than 1200 prisoners on death row one on one in this city. on how does the. chance of his ready 1st cut off just published. the prime minister of this country i think that's why. i'm sorry yes you do have a barrister but there are questions that got. lower much you just heard in your at the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week the british prime minister in a way to boris johnson a reporter turned politician who is now running circles around journalists. and has made this neighbor of his hip hop in donald trump and the rape allegation given short shrift by american news o

der leyen today is an attempt for the european union to ta ke attempt for the european union to take control of every single aspect of our lives. she wants to build. where nation state parliaments... where nation state parliaments... where nation state parliaments will cease to have any relevance at all. i have to say, from our perspective, in some ways, i am really rather pleased, because you have just made brexit a lot more popular in the united kingdom. thank god we are leaving! ms von der leyen had just said that she wants to give the european parliament more powers to initiate legislation. now, hervote will parliament more powers to initiate legislation. now, her vote will be later today at the end of the day, and it is not yet clear whether she has enough votes in the chamber to be asked. back to you. damian grammaticas in strasbourg. let's go to norman smith in westminster. both conservative leadership candidates have confirmed they believe that the so—called irish backstop will need to be removed from any future deal with the eu. they were speaking during a leadership debate organised by the sun newspaper. any such move would mean ruling

european union she will head the european commission this decision comes off the days of wrangling. going to go to hong kong where it could cost close to $1300000.00 to repair the damage at the legislature building it was ransacked by protesters and vandalized on monday police have cordoned off the area as a crime scene a massive cleanup operation is underway and sarah clarke has the latest from there . well the chief government offices have reopened on wednesday simply because the government wants to try and get business back to normal however the legislative council meetings have been canceled for the next 2 weeks and on tuesday hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb was forced to have a cabinet meeting at home a government house in central this area has become a police crime scene as a pool the police pursue the investigation the prosecution of those protesters who were involved in monday night's smashing of the council building they've also set up a special task force to try to get the various rallies all the way back to june 9th to july 2 and find those people who are involved in the violent clashes with police now there's been a mixed reaction in hong kong to the monday not protests we've

on this politics of building walls instead of building bridges old hope real story for story washington helena thank you. well here in europe european union interior ministers have once again failed to reach an agreement on how to deal with asylum seekers who were rescued in the mediterranean as the ministers held talks in finland the captain of a german migrant rescue ship at the eye of a political storm appeared before an italian court. the arriving at the courthouse on sicily camera rec a tour was mobbed by reporters the 31 year old german sea captain is being investigated on suspicion of aiding illegal immigration last month she piloted to sea watch rescue ship into the italian port of lampedusa with 41 my concern on board. i sincerely hope that european commission now after the new election of the parliament will do that very best to prevent situations like that happening and that all the european countries will work together in the future to accept any people which the civilian fleet has rescued. italy's hardline interior minister mattel use salvini wants to stop rescue ships like sea watch bringing my consider as the summit of euro

building community a monk member state. just a barua foreign minister and former president of the of the un parliament to be a strong representative from defender of the european union's interests and values in the world. christine lagarde to international background and standing current managing director of the international monetary fund be a perfect president of the your bills of about. in addition to the european look of the note of for thoughts on their alliance intentions to nominate for us to madame oath and margaret of the starker of the highest ranking vice president of the commission. we also expect a lot from the lion to ensure an appropriate geographical balance in the team of vice presidents i wish the new leaders of the best thank you. thank you and now open the floor for your questions georgia you have to say. hello president i'm hearing your rebuttal from your octave how about the parliament i mean i know it's it's not you it's the parliament but it was anyway part of the package so. you didn't mention. what are the names. is that were discussed for. the european parliament president obviously dividing them on between 2 to. you you must be aware that.

strikes hit the buildings that they were living in and calls for an independent inquiry are growing and the carnage is being blamed on a rebel warlord also coming up tonight euro the european union's boss in waiting sweeps in german defense minister ursula from the lion appears before the european parliament she announces her twitter debut as well. i bring it off it's good to have you with us the united nations has warned that a libyan air strike which killed at least 44 people in a migrant center amounts to a war crime the attack in the capital tripoli wounded more than $130.00 and it is being blamed on the warlord khalifa haftar whose forces are advancing on the capital tripoli picking up the pieces. this woman dreamed of a better life she could have imagined she'd end up here in a shattered migrant detention center surrounded by the dead. and these people are the lucky ones the survivors of last night's bombing although they've little left to speak of and even now they're caught between warring armies far from their homes whether they be in sudan or somalia poets we. were one. who are plugged. into us. last night a fighter plane dropped a bomb on a center filled with hundreds o