that was samisoni pareti speaking earlier to kasia madera on the fiji elections.news. the spread of fake news is a global issue, but it's a particularly big problem in india. somejournalists there have made it their mission to fact—check and correct the disinformation they encounter. the bbc‘s marathi service has been to meetjency jacob from the website boomlive.com. after 2016, there was a worldwide debate about whether fake news and misinformation can change the result of an election, so we decided to create a website where could concentrate on fake news spread and social media. apart from twitter, facebook and instagram, we also have a whatsapp helpline where people can forward whatever information they receive. they ask us whether the information is true or not or whether it has any nuances. when we receive photos or videos, we use online tools like reverse image search. we use that to find out if anyone has used the image or video before, or if a credible news organisation has done a on story it. if there is a story related to a crime, we try to find out in w

they certainly, i know that fiji wants to overturn that perception that it is prone to cruise.ps. well, the current prime minister wants to continue with his current policies whereby fiji is equal and this issue of race, which the other opposition party, sitiveni rabuka, tries to stand on, is not prominently highlighted. under frank bainimarama, all fijians, despite oui’ bainimarama, all fijians, despite our different ethnicities, all called fijians, they are all equal under the law, and he will run to continue this and dissent and the media and trade unions and civil groups, while sitiveni rabuka on the other hand has taken the opposite direction. he believes in his party believes in the concerns and interests of indigenous fijians, he believes that for example the traditional council that she should be resurrected and he also stood on, campaigned very hard on the high cost of living and the need to bring down national debt under the rule of prime minister frank bainimarama. and in terms of the human rights record of fiji, what do you think this election will do for that? well

fiji down to 13 men, and scotland quick to use the space.be really troubled. tommy seymour in for a hat trick, the sixth try for scotland, beating fiji at their own spectacular game. finishing with a final flourish from adam hastings. now they were the entertainers. a win was expected, but perhaps not quite like this. adam wild, bbc news. an incredible place to play rugby. an incredible stadium here today. we knew it was going to be a tough test. to bounce back in international rugby is important and they put on an incredible fight in the first half. we pulled away in the last 20 minutes and it was very pleasing. is there another level for south africa at next week? went to go away and come back next week and recover. ireland are playing argentina at the aviva stadium in dublin. the hosts scored two first half tries to argentina's one with bundee akki charging through for the second. it's now 17—15. let's see if they can equalise. there were emotional scenes at leicester city's king power stadium for the club's first home game since owner vi

fiji down to 13 men, and scotland quick to use the space.be really troubled. tommy seymour in for a hat trick, the sixth try for scotland, beating fiji at their own spectacular game. finishing with a final flourish from adam hastings. now they were the entertainers. a win was expected, but perhaps not quite like this. adam wild, bbc news. find incredible place to play rugby. on an incredible stadium here today. we knew it was going to be a tough test. a bounce back in international by test. a bounce back in international rugby is important and that they put on an incredible fight in the first half. we pulled away in the last 20 minutes and it was very pleasing. half. we pulled away in the last 20 minutes and it was very pleasingm there another level for so never good at next week woods we did that on the estimate for sure. went to go away and come back next week and recover. wales are in action against australia at the principality stadium, and it's been a case of leigh halfpenny's misfiring boot so far. he's had three attempts at goal, scor

meanwhile, at murrayfield scotland beat fiji, 54—17.port. new zealand represents the ultimate test in rugby, perhaps in all of sport, but it was cleared twickenham was in no mood to be intimidated. the symbol of all—black potency was drowned out amid the downpour. not for six years had england tasted victory against the all blacks, but within two minutes they were ahead, chris ashton celebrating his recall to the team in perfect fashion. england were not satisfied, an unstoppable more ending with dylan hartley crashing over. 15—0 down, the world was like number one team was rattled but our response was inevitable. this sleight of hand putting damian mckenzie through. game on. the momentum had shifted. new zealand claimed the lead after the restart through the boot of barrett. but in a tight match it was england who appeared to have made the decisive breakthrough, a charge down by courtney lawes picked up by the superb sam underhill. but as twickenham celebrated the referee looked again, the try disallowed for offside. england cruelly de

an army commander now running to keep his position as prime minister frank by name a rama and his fiji first party quietly confident of victory. or will be doing the . majority so we can form the next government again we'll be outcome of this election today the result i'll be disappointed if we lose. but supporters of his main challenger city of any ram buka have been hoping for an upset a former prime minister who served to seven years he was only cleared to run in this poll by a judge on monday just one of them that the words of our national anthem. freedom hope and glory and we it was our duty to give the people but not all the people voted to wrench will reign forcing the closure of twenty three polling venues some eight thousand will cast their ballots at a later date and open polling stations turnout was patchy to empty. but last time was for big players maybe the people of the weather every would count yes so it's important for everyone to come in when the weather is not that good or . the one the twenty fourteen elections by and that's why it has been refashioning his image int

fiji's prime minister frank bainimarama has narrowly won the general election to stay in power for a second term polls opened last weapons day but voting was delayed because of bad weather it's only the second time fiji has held democratic elections since two thousand and six when many marama seized power in a bloodless coup his fiji first party won twenty seven out of fifty one seats government leaders in tanzania two hundred thousand tonnes of cashew nuts on their hands the government's bought the entire crop to try and a price dispute between farmers and traders as catherine sawyer reports the army's has been brought in processing workers are sent home. di nest number have a sting the last of her cash crop that it's been. a disease or dries of food has men she's only managed to fill seven sacks instead of the usual forty on average to make matters worse middlemen offered to buy them at and acceptably low price that course the government to intervene and buy tanzania's and hire at a dollar and a half a kilo the government's also undertaken to process and sell it or. what they wante

nheouth bay a similar f jamie warren and her three golden retrievers, suva, reef, and fiji. >> suva had trouble breathing. a trip to the vet revealed fluid in her lungs and belly as well as an enlarged heart. >> the vet said you need to go to morning now. >> reporter: 3-year-old suva had heart failure. >> i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: then heart failure in fiji. reef seemed fine, but tests showed his heart was weakening. these dogs had no family history of heart disease. >> it was a mystery. >> reporter: finally a diagnosis. all four dogs had a condition called dilated cardio my yopthy or dcm. kit lead to heart fail -- it can lead to heart failure. certain breeds inherit it, typically not goldens. these four dogs had something else in common. >> pea, gar ban sow beans. >> lentils, green peas, and things like that. >> reporter: they all ate a grain-free diet with high levels of peas, lentils, other re jums, as well as -- legume, as well as potatoes. >> we need to take it seriously and think about what's going on with our pet food. >> reporter: joshua stern is a veterinary cardiolog

scotland's win over fiji couldn't have been more different. tries in their 54—17 victory at murrayfield. ireland recovered from a slow start in dublin to beat argentina 28 —17. but it was a scrappy affair — the lead changing eight times before luke mcgrath‘s second half try sealed the victory. there were six games in the premier league today. match of the day follows the news, so if you want to wait for the results you need to avert your attention now. cardiff beat brighton. crystal palace lost to tottenham. huddersfield drew with west ham. it was goalless between leicester and burnley. newcastle beat bournemouth and southampton—watford was a draw. hearts are still top of the scottish premiership despite losing to kilmarnock. dundee drew with st mirren and st johnstone thrashed hamilton academical. celtic and rangers are both playing tomorrow. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's brazilian grand prix on pole. back on the track after winning his 5th world title a fortnight ago, the briton overcame testing conditions and a dramatic near miss — t

off to a bumpy start when voting had to be delayed because about whether it's only the second time fiji years old democratic election since two thousand and six when benny rama seized power in a bloodless coup his fiji first party won twenty seven out of the fifty one seats. campaigning has begun force expected to be nigeria's most expensive presidential election a record seventy nine candidates are vying to win the vote jew in three months president is one of them but his hopes of reelection are threatened by a condemnation of his handling of the economy and the war against book or militarist as this from. president mohamed will hurry is facing the biggest challenge of his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing attacks by boko haram as well as a sluggish economy are threatening his hold on power his campaign team is confident he remains popular with voters this administration has also more were so little and they could do somewhat recently too because the way it wants to you know dig the this ground corruption once you can call ground corr

off to a bumpy start when voting had to be delayed because of bad weather it's only the second time fiji has held democratic elections since two thousand and six when dynamo rama seized power in a bloodless coup is fiji first party won twenty seven out of fifty one seats. police chiefs from around the world have been meeting in dubai to elect a new interpol president after formally the main hallway was detained in china meng went missing while on a trip to china in september authorities there say he's being investigated for corruption but man's wife says his detention is for political reasons. well now campaigning as began what's expected to be nigeria's most expensive presidential election record seventy nine candidates and lying to win the vote in three months present how many bihari is one of them his hopes of re-election or threatened by criticism is handling of the economy and the war against iran and that interest has more from a budget. president mohamud is facing the biggest challenge of his political career must defections from the ruling all progressives congress continuing att

and were sent to this island a penal colony east of us trail and west of fiji. and there are selling our colonies it would be on the new member. because. this is the algerian exiles extraordinary story and of the lasting effect it's had on their descendants here three generations later. new caledonia is a small island of eighteen and a half thousand square kilometers first colonized by france an eight hundred fifty three still a french possession about ten percent of its population is of algerian origin in eight hundred seventy france was continuing its colonize ation of algeria but faced tough opposition. led to hear me. out of here. as of milk. women the most the. women gender set their own stuff out of the desert. in eight hundred seventy. a tribal leader from the east of algeria resisted the french for a year no no no. colored men are a bit latino young to me india helping one hundred the morani he. was helping one hundred in the colony lease. west. the shop he had to admit that meant that the be burned from. the ship had many of. them had dead. has. he had

the un's or fiji agency says it's revealing a decision by the u.s. to deny asylum to migrants who enter the country illegally and a move it says will stop of use of the immigration system washington says it will deny asylum to anyone caught entering the country outside official border crossings as invoking extraordinary presidential national security powers to tighten the border as caravans of central americans slowly approach the united states the decision as it is expected to be challenged in court. rapidly moving wildfires have forced thousands of people to flee their homes in northern california gavin newsom california's governor elect has declared a state of emergency in the affected areas. in this sleepy town of paradise all hell has broken loose wildfires sweeping through north california engulfed the town forcing its twenty seven thousand residents to flee. authorities estimate that around two thousand buildings were destroyed strong winds whipped up the blaze. extremely hazardous lots of smoke dark devastation active burning all throughout t

for another four years prime minister frank by nima and his fiji first party headed for a convincing election win on thursday as votes continue to be tallied. once an army commander now running to keep his position as prime minister frank by name a rama and his fiji first party quietly confident of victory. so we can form again we come of this election today the result i'll be disappointed if we lose. but supporters of his main challenger city of any ram buka have been hoping for an upset a former prime minister who served the seven years he was only cleared to run in this poll by a judge on monday just one of. the words of our national anthem. freedom hope and glory and we it was our duty to give the people there but not all the people voted to wrench will reign forcing the closure of twenty three polling venues some eight thousand will cost their ballots at a later date and open polling stations turnout was patchy to empty. but last time was for big players maybe the people of the with everyone coming yes so it's important for everyone to come in when the weather is not that good.

is now calling for a general election and bangladesh has suspended plans to return written during fiji's to me in law officials say they were unable to find anyone who was willing to go thousands of writing to have been protesting in refugee camps saying it's not safe for them to return home those were the headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera in half an hour we continue with witness do stay with us. when i was twelve i saw a film in school about christiane that after the war. the film was supposed to scare us away from drugs instead it showed me a world i had never seen before. the music the atmosphere was fascinating and all i wanted was to be like her cheating herin in a bad nightclub. anything dark and dangerous attracted me. when i was sixteen i joined the far right. yeah yeah. yeah but. the way i did it was i was all they are and. i've kept the propaganda for more than twenty years. and my family has just moved to a new place and i have to get rid of famous i don't need. it's embarrassing to look at. it's hard to understand now what was so appealing about it. but whe

and scotland have received a boost with news that full—back stuart hogg has been passed fit to face fijiarts alongside finn russell and greig laidlaw, who also return after missing last weekend's defeat to wales. elsewhere in sport today: everton have been banned for two years from signing academy players after being found guilty of breaching premier league recruitment rules. they were also fined £500,000. mark selby made the third maximum 147 break of his career in his first round match against neil robertson at the champion of champions event in coventry, but was still beaten in a deciding frame. and andy murray's latest return from injury has begun. he's back on the practise court and will be going to miami for warm weather training next month. the former world number one says he's planning on playing his first event of the 2019 season at the brisbane international, which starts on december the 30th. that's all from sportsday. you can get all the latest reaction from the europa league matches on the bbc sport website and app. coming up in a moment, the papers, goodbye. hello, and welc

they come from across europe kenya and fiji. it's about people trying to protect their fundamental rights on the one hand it's about human rights the right to food and water and food and on the other it's about economic rights the freedom to choose their occupations the ability to continue operating their business or tourist industry. that's the stuff that it's a serious case that aims to sentence the e.u. to greatly reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. though it's the offseason. has his hands full here i just know it's it is. caught the european general court has accepted the case so the legal wrangling can begin there's no financial risk for the plaintiffs their costs are covered by donations. they offer nothing but of course we hope that something good will come of it at first i thought there will be a bit of media hype and that will be it. but now they've accepted the case and slowly you start to think oh something really is happening it would be great if something comes of it. but who knows. when that there is. but it's mo

. >> when she gave one of her first speeches in fiji she had notes with it that had handwritten scribblese went up and i asked she has written that herself because that's quite unusual for the royals, and they said this is all her. she's been up for days working on this speech. >> reporter: meghan is the feminist princess of our dreams, and for americans we sort of take pride in that because we say, look, there's our american girl over there shaking up the monarchy. >> reporter: and as markel sparkles she's joining sister-in-law kate as a powerful fashion influencer. >> when kate wears something it sells out instantly. now we have the meghan effect. >> i think it's even bigger than the kate effect. >> congratulations. >> reporter: but lately the public is focused oyal bundle w will break so many barriers. >> there is excitement and interest in the fact that this baby will be the first bi-racial baby born into the royal family. this is a family that for centuries has been made up predominantly of white europeans. >> people are waiting to see if it's going to be a brown-haired little baby,

meanwhile, scotland have made nine changes for their match at against fiji at murrayfield, with stuartankle surgery but is back earlier than expected. greig laidlaw will return to captain the side with exeter chiefs lock sam skinner making his first start. and josh adams has been picked in the wales team to play australia this weekend, ahead of british and irish lions wing liam williams. adams is one of three changes to the side which beat scotland. ireland bossjoe schmidt has brought back the big guns for the visit of argentina, with sean 0'brien recalled for his first international game since last november. only two players — jordan larmour at full—back and left wing jacob stockdale — are retained from the side that beat italy in chicago last weekend. you're watching sportsday — now for a quick look at what else has been making headlines. everton have been banned from signing academy players who have been registered with another premier league or efl club in the preceding 18 months for two years after being found guilty of breaching premier league recruitment rules. it comes after ev

. >> women's suffrage is aboutmine gave one of her first speeches in fiji notes with her,he h that allent up. >> everyone should be affords the opportunity to receive education hat they want, but that they have the right to receive. >> meghan is the feminist princess of our dreams. we say, look, there's our american girl over there, monar >> hope. there's hope in the duchess of sussex and harry. there is civility, something we are lacking in today's world in america. >> meghan, so good to meet you. >> they connect with the public in a way the rest of the royal family has never been able to do. it's already becoming clear meghan's exactly what not only harry needed, not only what the royal family needed, but what the british public needed and longed for as well. >> be sure to tune in tomorrow for more on meghan's new life, "the real princess diaries," thanksgiving night, 9:00, 8:00 central on abc. >>> up next, a reason for the season. an amazing homecoming. ss♪le, cket is aa meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. th

provisional election results are emerging from fiji where two men responsible for military coups in the past are vying to become prime minister the incumbent leader . holds a sizable lead over former prime minister city veni in the pacific island nation's second election since by and in the rama seized power as well. once an army commander now running to keep his position as prime minister frank bainimarama and his fiji first party quietly confident of victory. a majority so we can form a government again come of this election today the result i'll be disappointed if we lose. but supporters of his main challenger city of any ram booker have been hoping for an upset a former prime minister who served for seven years he was only cleared to run in this poll by a judge on monday. just want to tell them that you were given national and the land of freedom hope and glory and we it is our duty to give the people there but not all the people voted to mention re-inforcing the closure of twenty three polling venues some eight thousand will cast their ballots at a later date and open polling stati

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if you go and see people in the army you will see lots of people from fiji, people from the caribbeanply to the gurkhas, people from the irish republic whojoined the gurkhas, people from the irish republic who joined the british armed forces. thank you very much. coming up on bbc newsroom live — we'll be speaking to conservative mp and former british army colonel bob stewart. he's recently spoken to the chief of the general staff about army recruitment problems, and says too many people are being rejected by the armed forces. stay with us for that. people should take greater responsibility for managing their own health, and more should be done to prevent illness. that's according to the government's new long—term plan for the nhs in england. in a speech later today, the health secretary, matt hancock will say the aim is for people to have five more years of healthy, independent life by the year 2035. here's our health editor, hugh pym. the health and social care secretary will say that ten times more public money is spent on treating disease than preventing it and that this does not s

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final counting has started in fiji's election, with provisional results suggesting former military leaderainimarama will remain in power. torrential rain hampered voting in some areas, with polling stations having to close. it'll be four or five days before the winner is known. let's go back to the story that has been dominating the press in the uk. the british cabinet backing a draft withdrawal agreement between the uk and the eu. earlier i spoke to ian watson, in westminster. there are causes for concern within theresa may's party. northern ireland, separated from the uk. the dup is propping her up in parliament and she met their leader tonight and have had full and frank discussions. she could potentially lose their vote when they meet in parliament. the leader of the opposition has made it clear, after a meeting with theresa may, that he is unlikely to give his backing to this. they will make their position formal tomorrow but all signs and signals is there will not be backing this deal. very nervous are also some members of her party. although they have reached collective agreement,

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final counting has started in fiji's election, with provisional results suggesting former military leaderl remain in power. torrential rain hampered voting in some areas, with polling stations having to close. it'll be four or five days before the winner is known. on the close of the first day of the asean summit here in singapore, the prime minister has hosted a gala dinner for all the attending heads of state. on a day of bilateral meetings between world leaders, the us vice president mike pence criticised myanmar‘s military for the persecution and displacement of rohingya muslims in myanmar, when he sat down with aung san suu kyi. sharanjit leyl is at the sumit for us. a lot of political issues and the leaders are starting to arrive at the summit venue, sharan. that is right, rico. we have been hearing those motorcades going past. tha nkfully those motorcades going past. thankfully not right now. yes, these leaders are arriving. as you mentioned, world leaders from the likes of countries like india, japan, south korea. they are all here talking about a range of issues with our south—ea

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the couple had 76 engagements on a 16—day tour which also took in australia, tonga and fiji.luded the announcement that they're expecting their first child. and before we go, take a look at these dogs muscling in on the halloween action. less scary and more cuddly, the dogs were taking part in the wuffstock halloween party at the morris animal inn in newjersey. putting the pooch in a halloween getup is part of a national trend, with more than 30 million people expected to dress up their dogs this year. the national retail federation in america said that spending on pet costumes alone is expected to reach $1180 million this year. more on that and all the news any time on the bbc website for you. that is it for now. hello there. many parts of the country had a largely dry halloween evening, but the rain has begun to pep up across central and eastern areas. through the night, these weather fronts will affect much of the central and eastern side of the uk. further west, light winds and clear skies mean it will be a chilly start to this morning with some frost for northern ireland

and you can't forget that both tonga and fiji also receive the virus from the same ship, which saileda, it really did define much of what we see in the modern state now. although new zealand's has somewhat truly refused to acknowledge what happened until quite recently, the fa ct happened until quite recently, the fact is that what happened following the influenza epidemic, and independence movement in a western samoa, as it was then. and bloodshed in the capital. and a quite profound change to the culture of samoa. because among the 10,000 people who died in1918, because among the 10,000 people who died in 1918, the vast majority of them were men who held the social structure of this ancient polynesian culture in their unspoken, in a secret language, as it was. and, curiously, all that was left of much of that knowledge had been compiled bya of that knowledge had been compiled by a german anthropologist called cramer during the german rule. and so cramer during the german rule. and so the whole thing, this terrible event which should not have happened is... clearly there are so many

before that, scotland take on fiji at murrayfield, on bbc one at 2:30pm.lad to be at home, they have won eight in nine games there. in the international against wales last weekend, they will feel they have extra impotence. ireland are on a nine—game winning home run going into that match against argentina. commentary on bbc radio ulsterfor that one. the england captain heather knight knows that it is going to be tough. after last year, knows that it is going to be tough. after last yea r, we knows that it is going to be tough. after last year, we cannot be the underdogs all the time. obviously, after winning the 50—over world cup last year, we probably can't expect to be underdogs all the time, like we were going into that competition. we've had to deal with that extra expectation. the success i guess that's expected of the team now. that match begins at eight o'clock tonight. commentary on every ball of every game on radio five live extra. now, time for click. this week: what's happened to fake news? click here. what happened to the real newsreader? click

total, the couple had 76 engagements during their 16—day tour which also included australia, tonga and fijint the duke and duchess are expecting theirfirst child. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. it's been a tough month for the markets but they're going into november with a bounce. we have more on that on asia business report. dogs, halloween, we will show you what we have right now. less scary and more cuddly, the dogs were taking part in the wuffstock halloween party at the morris animal inn in newjersey. putting the pooch in a halloween getup is part of a national trend, with more than 30 million people expected to dress up their dogs this year. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. we will be back with the headlines, next. hello. many parts of the country had a largely dry and halloween evening, but the rain has begun to pep up across central and eastern areas. through the night, these weather fronts will affect much of the central and eastern side of the uk. but the west, light winds and clear skies

it was much more comfortable for scotland, who ran in eight trys in a convincing 54—17 victory over fijireland beat argentina 27—17 in dublin. the irish scored three tries to argentina's one, luke mcgrath with the last. it was a less than impressive display by ireland, who host the all blacks next saturday. they will need to raise their game. there were six matches in the premier league, including an emotional return to king power stadium for leicester city. their match against burnley finished goalless. elsewhere, cardiff city secured only their second win of the season thanks to a last—minute goal against 10—man brighton. huddersfield drew 1—1 with west ham. southampton against watford finished 1—1 as well. spurs beat crystal palace, while newcastle united beat bournemouth 2—1. in the scottish premiership, hearts stay top despite losing 1—0 to kilmarnock. the bottom of the table clash between dundee and st mirren finished 1—1. stjohnstone move up to fouth after a 4—0 victory over hamilton. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. world champion lewis hamilton will start on pole for sunda

the couple had 76 engagements on a 16—day tour which also took in australia, tonga and fiji.at they're expecting their first child. let's bring you some breaking news again. coming in from a reuters news agency. indonesian divers have retrieved a black box from a lion airjet that crashed into the sea this week with 189 aboard and brought it back to a ship on the surface, one of the divers told media on thursday. lion air's technical director was sacked just recently. the divers have found a box on the seabed, dudded out of the debris, all in —— orange in colour, they are saying, they have not specified whether it is the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder. more will come out on that. we reported earlier that indonesian search teams believed they had detected a signal. we understand they have retrieved a recorder from the jet and brought it back to a ship on the surface. more on that to come. a reminder of our top story: president trump has been speaking at a rally in florida in the first in a string of campaign appearances in the run—up to the midterm elections

, the couple had 76 engagements during their 16—day tour which also included australia, tonga, and fijiuded the announcement the duke and duchess are expecting theirfirst child. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. it's been a tough month for the markets, but they're going into november with a bounce. we have more on that on asia business report. do you have a dog? i do. he is not the hound from hell, unlike those halloween dogs. did you dressed him up halloween dogs. did you dressed him upfor halloween dogs. did you dressed him up for halloween? he did have a wonderful time. we up for halloween? he did have a wonderfultime. we leave up for halloween? he did have a wonderful time. we leave you with a festival in new jersey wonderful time. we leave you with a festival in newjersey where they dress them up. see you at the bbc website. hello there. many parts of the country had a largely dry halloween evening, but the rain has begun to pep up across central and eastern areas. through the night, these weather fronts

provisional election results are emerging from fiji where two men responsible for military coups in the past are vying to become prime minister voters are choosing between current prime minister front and city of any of the thousands of people were not able to vote to wrench will reign forced the closure of twenty three polling stations. the trade war between the united states and china is dominating discussions at a summit of the station needed as in singapore u.s. president donald trump is not attending but his america first policy has strained relations with asian countries who are looking to agree details for a new regional trade deal when he reports from singapore are you ready behind the smiles there is on these at the latest meeting of leaders from the association of southeast asian nations while the united states wasn't mentioned specifically it soon became clear that president donald trump america first policy on trade would be among the main issues. in the international order is that a turning point. the existing free open rules based multilateral system which has underpin the

total, the couple had 76 engagements during their 16—day tour which also included australia, tonga and fijise included the announcement the duke and duchess are expecting theirfirst child. and before we go, take a look at these dogs muscling in on the halloween action. less scary and more cuddly, the dogs were taking part in the wuffstock halloween party at the morris animal inn in newjersey. putting the pooch in a halloween getup is part of a national trend, with more than 30 million people expected to dress up their dogs this year. the national retail federation in america said that spending on pet costumes alone is expected to reach $1180 million this year. and that menus again, and donald trump has been speaking at a in florida, at the first in his campaign appearances in the run—up to the mid—term elections, just over the democratic a week away. he said the democratic judges had no policy but to resist his vision to the united states. he will hold a little more rallies in support of republican candidates. that is all for now. thank you very much. hello there. many parts of the country

gregor townsend made six changes to his 15 after last weekend's win against fiji, the sprinboks scoredth centrejesse kriel powering his way through the scottish defence. but scotland fought back throughout the half. this brilliant set move from a line—out saw hamish watson cross the line to level the scores just before the break. this game is live on bbc2. the springboks having their advantage and have a narrative edition make it 20—0. —— 20 had been 20. three points ahead. another one to go six points ahead. that's a post up there is nothing in this match. wife on bbc two right now scotla nd match. wife on bbc two right now scotland trailing the springboks 20 - 23. scotland trailing the springboks 20 — 23. just about 20 minutes up playing that game. australia were comfortable winners over italy. 26—7 the final score in padua. winger marika koroibete scoring a couple of tries for the wallabies. it maintains the australians unblemished record against the azzurri. isaid it i said it was a great day for international rugby union. the action doesn't really stop. the top two ranked nations

for the last two years, scotland's form at murrayfield has been red—hot, a win over fiji last weekend of the autumn. a rejuvenated springboks side, a big challenge in every sense of the word. their power throughout the tea m ofte n word. their power throughout the team often too much to stop. jesse kriel finding an early chink in the scottish defence. while the springboks' game is built on strength, scotland are all about skill and pace. peter horne‘s sprinting over the line. that is skill and pace. peter horne's sprinting over the line. that is a great try! and the scottish creativity continue to pay off with a set move from the line—out sending hamish watson through the heart of the springboks defence. hamish watson through the heart of the springboks defencem hamish watson through the heart of the springboks defence. it is so clever and it works so well! despite going down to 1a in the second half, south africa kicked themselves into a commanding position, first handre pollard and then eltonjantjies, a real test match in the end edged by the springboks. just a second defeat in two

france's players will wear rainbow laces in thei boots for their final test of the autumn series against fiji former wales captain gareth thomas. serge simon, the vice president of the french rugby union tweeted the news saying "all of french rugby is with you" following the homophobic attack on thomas last weekend in cardiff. during his playing career thomas spent three years at toulouse, helping them to a european title. a survey of more than 27,000 football fans from 38 different countries says half of the football supporters in the uk have witnessed racism while watching matches, but only 40% say they would know how to report such incidents.? while globally, 60% of fans would support points deductions for either national or club teams whose fans are found guilty of racism.? the governing bodies have been very wea k the governing bodies have been very weak in enforcing the sanctions that they should be applying against defenders did drug offenders. clubs, oi’ defenders did drug offenders. clubs, or national offenders and the team's —— the laws they should have been applying against offende

and scotland against fiji is on bbc one.k on home turf — they've won eight games in their last nine there — and they'll be smarting after that defeat to wales last weekend. and flanker sean o'brien is back for the six nations champions, ireland, a year after his last cap. they're on a nine—game, winning run at home going into their match against argentina. third practice for the brazilian grand prix starts in around half an hour. valtteri bottas led lewis hamilton in a mercedes one—two yesterday. there was only three—thousandths of a second in it, with sebastian vettel not far behind in his ferrari. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including a guide to the women's world t20 cricket. england are starting their campaign against sri lanka later. back to you, sean. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:20pm. bye for now. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it is now 12 minutes past one o'clock. more now on the resignation of the former tra

islam islam and what is their stance on the violence that has been directed at bloggers hossein to fiji mom is an advisor to the prime minister. this is a preponderantly muslim country or one and some of them. many superstitious or extremely religious so when you distort the quran which is only book and comment only life of the prophet some people are incensed. they lose their balance their saudi bloggers the brought it on themselves. the mom is one of prime minister shaikh huskiness closest political advisors yet he and by extension the government are suggesting that the bloggers share in the blame the mom does little to counter that impression. we practice secularism and the enemies of secularism are those people who blogs and day those who kill them this is the extremists we have to bring them within the mainstream that is our main purpose. a man has been involved in politics since the founding of bangladesh he believes the government must extend its hand to the islamists in order to maintain social cohesion for example by recognizing the degrees obtained by graduates of private matt