calls theely, forrest blood. he has the courage to announce that troops are arriving that do not exist. i do not have room for them, put them on the end and get them out of my way. he has two light artillery pieces he has been using but he has brought extra horses. those two artillery pieces eght says, youri are trying to improve your position during a truce while we are discussing whether we will surrender or not. that is not the way it is supposed to be. he says, i will order them back. when they get ordered back, they change worse is and -- horsesd and come up again. they go off and two more. by the time he is finished, streight says, how many guns do you got? that is 16 i have counted. he says, i reckon i have enough to do the job with you. he convinced him that he needed to surrender. when streight is told to -- one of the classic stories is what did he actually say to stre ight, and when did he say it yeah when streight is told to oh surrender, forrest knows -- he is a poker player, you do not show your han

forrest is a wild man. killed oneed to have more federal and combat that a number of horses shot out from under him. means fighting and fighting -- war means fighting and fighting means killing. this guy is not afraid of much. the only person he was ever afraid of was his brother bill. you can imagine what bill must have been like. when the federals knockout bill, they are doing pretty good. they are knocking out one of the best. what happens is that forrest continues the pressure. i said he did not say we will hit him on the flanks. he would say, we are going to go around them. , heof the things he will do t offattempt to cut streigh that way. that is not how it ends up working out but he is thinking and trying to apply precepts that make sense to him and wants they have worked once, he is the kind of person who will want to do it again. i will not say that all coaches once they make a decision, if you have herschel walker, let's run the ball. if you have a resource, you use your resource. at one point, he

alex forrest whiting didn't do bracks it unless the thank you let's bring into the conversation that they don't use the chief political editor. who is there at the press conference in the german the chancery welcome michela what jumped out for you . although there really isn't any kind of movement on the essential issue it's essentially a yes or no question will that leading deal that breaks a deal be reopened or not and fundamentally what we've heard from boris johnson is that simply the backstop has to go and angela merkel in fact restating what she said many times before that saw the backstop can be overcome simply by finding a solution to the northern irish who also is safeguarding the good friday agreement something britain itself course johnson himself has restated just yesterday when he sent that letter to donald tusk the e.u. council president who basically rebuffed him in a tweet saying well we need to see a constructive proposal on the table boris johnson was specifically asked about that and as you just discussed he wasn't very specific and what that solution could be sayi

ireland we were just talking like forrest whiting north and south a very very contentious issue with within this whole breadth of process you mention the island has a lot to lose that the u.k. being its biggest i think trading partner within the european union and the south and the north of ireland a province area that voted to remain within the u.k. its biggest representation in parliament is with the leave supporting do you pay the. democratic pollster. peter hart what it was they did you prepare was it unionist party thank you. so the people in no doubt of must be bridged bridges tearing their hair out yes yes and it's important that you mention the g.d.p. because those 10 m.p.'s from northern ireland all the ones who profit pop boris johnson's government he said that he has a majority of one well that includes those 10 and pays so if you cannot keep them on side then he has a real problem governing so he and those on the rise of his party are doing everything to make sure that they are trying to appeal to these d u p m.p.'s as you say that the majority of northern irish voters di

the celebrations hadn't had long to settle when james forrest squeezed celebrations hadn't had long todefenders, most importantly between keeper and posed. but they weren't outside of the woods just yet. —— post. denying the homes in advantage to ta ke post. denying the homes in advantage to take back to scotland, everything went over and out. celtic very much still in it, though, a small step closer to lining up against one of those european giants. in culture, bbc news. —— ben croucher. with the transfer window closing in england tomorrow, there has been plenty of rumour and speculation about players moving around. but let's cut through all the gossip and tell you the deals which have definitely been done. a fee has been agreed for the transfer of celtic left—back kieran tierney to arsenal. after two rejected bids by celtic, it is understood the club have agreed a deal with arsenal, thought to be in the region of £25 million. the champions, manchester city, have completed the signing of portugal right—backjoao cancelo from juventus for £60 million. the agreement sees full—back danilo

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richard forrest, bbc news. his sandwich was not prepared quickly enough. police say a murder investigation has been launched after the incident on friday evening in the east of the city. the suspect fled the scene and has not been caught. ambulance crews tried to save the 28—year—old waiter, who had been shot in the shoulder, but he died at the scene. his colleagues told police that the customer had lost his temper at the pizza and sandwich shop because of the length of time it had taken to prepare his meal. the search is continuing this morning for a six—year—old boy who's thought to have fallen into a river in kent. the boy is believed to have fallen into the river stour near the town of sandwich. fire and rescue crews joined police and coastguards after the boy was reported missing on saturday afternoon. the three remaining didcot power station cooling towers have been demolished in a controlled explosion this morning. minutes after the demolition, thousands of people in the area said they had suffered a tem

more of the story now with alex forrest whiting brags that analyst is with us here in our studio hi alex just looking at of the words we saw from both leaders there where does that leave us in terms of brics negotiations what did you take away from what you saw today well in a way there was no. substantial change i would say however. some tickets to the british side in the british press there has been movement on the so-called irish stop and that is the backstop is the sticking point in all of this that this is what boris johnson has said again and again that he and his government cannot accept the irish backstop is an insurance policy if you like that's been would be put in place by the e.u. at the end of 2020 if they were not sure what the future deal would be between the u.k. and the e.u. it would prevent a hardboard overturning across the island the republican filing which is in the southeast part of the e.u. northern ireland is part of the u.k. so you can see where the problem is there now boris johnson says. it is anti democratic it would mean that the u.k. including northern irela

richard forrest, bbc news.joined the islamic state group as a teenager has had his british citizenship revoked. jack letts, known asjihadi jack, was 18 when he left his oxfordshire home in 2014 to travel to join fighters in raqqa. the government's decision was reportedly made by sajid javid when he was home secretary. the home office have declined to comment on the case, but canada have issued a statement responding to the news: more than £78,000 has been raised by well—wishers to support the family and widow of a police officer who was killed while investigating a report of a burglary in berkshire on thursday. pc andrew harper was 28 and newly married. the police are questioning ten men and boys on suspicion of murder. daniela relph reports. three days after the death of pc andrew harper and the trawl for evidence goes on. at the place where he died, tributes continue to be left, some from those who knew and loved him, others from those just moved by his death. ahead of local team reading's game against cardif

richard forrest, bbc news.n raised by well—wishers to support the family and widow of a police officer who was killed, while investigating a report of a burglary in berkshire on thursday. pc andrew harper, was 28 and newly married. the police are questioning 10 men and boys on suspicion of murder. daniela relph reports. three days after the death of pc andrew harper and the trawl for evidence goes on. at the place where he died, tributes continue to be left, some from those who knew and loved him, others from those just moved by his death. ahead of local team reading's game against cardiff today, footballers and colleagues of pc harper stood in silence, in tribute to the fallen police officer. this time last month, pc harper was getting married. he and his wife were due to go on honeymoon next week. in churches across the thames valley, prayers were said for the police officer and his family, and at the church closest to his home, parishioners have left messages in a prayer book. as you would expect, probably a

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richard forrest reports. this is the aftermath inside the wedding hall.acked with people celebrating a marriage in a minority shi'ite neighbourhood in the west of the city. eyewitnesses said the bomber detonated his device in the men's reception area. translation: i was in the kitchen, and was coming to the hall when i heard the huge sound. my ears couldn't hear anything, and there were lots of injured people. everybody was running away. several of our waiters were killed or injured. most of the victims were men or boys. the injured taken to hospitals across the city. there were so many, they were crowded into corridors. people rushing to the hospital trying to find missing relatives. translation: i was in the wedding party when the blast occurred. it was very powerful, and the situation was terrible. i saw many children and people hurt. these wedding halls have become big business in kabul as the afghan economy slowly picks up and families spend more on celebrations. but they are seen as soft targets. last november, at least a0 people were killed at a we

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james forrest scored a potentially vital away goal for celtic as they drew 1—1 with the romanian sidered an 89th minute winnerfor porto as they beat krasnodar 1—0 in russia. african football's governing body, caf, have confirmed esperance of tunis as the winners of this year's champions league nearly 10 weeks after the second leg of the final against casablanca. both clubs have been punished for the events which led to the game being abandoned but casablanca have been deemed as forfeiting the match. ben croucher reports. level i— all, but the game unfinished. early in the second half, the goal was ruled out for offside. the failure of the vai system offside. the failure of the vai syste m m ea nt offside. the failure of the vai system meant the decision can be reviewed and that led to a lengthy delay, one players and officials protested. after a stoppage lasting 80 minutes, the match was ruled a forfeit by casablanca and a victory to esperance who would echo the champions. however, on the fifth of june, caf ordered the match to be replayed and for aspirants to return the trophy in the

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british prime minister forrest johnson is expected in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor as fears mounted to europe's borders can he get last minute concessions from europe's most powerful woman to avoid a no deal breaker. and allies have come under fire in germany today bosses are meeting with german chancellor merkel in leipsic to discuss what the industry can do to help fight global warming. also on the show the czech prime minister under a bob this is facing protests over his involvement with scandalised company that. this is the new business as and berlin welcome british prime minister boris johnson is expected here in berlin today seeking support from to reopen parts of the brics it negotiations otherwise the controversial pm threatens his country will leave without a deal on october 31st but even the most hard line breaks it is in his government now seems to have realized what a heartbreak is it could mean for the budget colony as one insider told our reporter it's going to be hell. the trucks are still rolling swiftly through the port of dover but soon there could

richard forrest, bbc news.r, boris johnson, will meet angela merkel and president macron in the next few days to present his case for a new brexit deal. it comes as leaked government documents warn that britain could face medicine, food and fuel shortages in the event of a no deal brexit. we will talk about that in a moment. let's talk to our political correspondent mark lobel. borisjohnson is boris johnson is off borisjohnson is off to paris and berlin to press for a new withdrawal deal. how is he likely to be received? that's right. ahead of him going next weekend to the g7 meeting, it has been announced he will meet in emmanuel macron and angela merkel, the two power brokers that he will need to speak to to get this new deal that he wants ahead of that meeting. number 10 are keen to stress that there is no plan for a new deal under way. this is not a breakthrough. so what exactly is going to happen? they say that boris johnson is simply going to go there and tell them on brexit that parliament itself won't b

reporter alex forrest wising welcome alex how bad are these fires while these fires have been raging for more than 2 weeks and nasir actually released an image which showed just how serious the devastation has been it said that the show that the smoke covering an area of approximately 1200000 square miles and just bear in mind that the amazon itself is 3000000 square miles event is a huge amount of land that is being covered we can also look at the brazilian city of south pollo which lies more than one of the half 1000 miles. way from the region that's been scarred by these fires and the entire city went dark for around an hour on monday afternoon and that was because of the smoke that even though it was so far away so we're talking about 80 percent increase in these there wildfires this year as opposed to last year what's to blame for this well there are a number of factors but many people are pointing the finger at the brazilian president jibril sonora now he was elected last year and since then has begun to open up much of the amazon including to mining for example mining gold and

talk about the future of german aviation and she's ready on her way to meet british prime minister forrest johnson to talk about the future of europe in her address she reiterated the economic importance of the aviation industry which employs 850000 people in germany she also made reference to the industry's own responsibility for talking climate change and she did reference germany's weakening economic outlook as well and said that industries now had to fight us for economic growth so if i understand you right it's not just about flying is it. absolutely not i think if there's one thing that industry leaders and lawmakers here can agree on is that flight shaming is not a good idea i actually was talking to transform an attorney just a few moments ago and i asked him if he felt guilty for arriving in a helicopter he answered with an emphatic no he said there were 10 people on board it was at full capacity but he did also tell me that he was going to get as he was going to take the car home now of course the demand for air travel is rising all the time it's expected to double in the next 2

environmental activists of starter the record number of files consuming the country's i'm some brain forrest after critics out called his claims outrageous he said had no evidence that they were actually true. but next to here on the definition of prime minister vows to rebuild the country from becoming after decades of corruption coming up with one of the joint business offices in just about half with. welcome to the book is the game here for details the. chance to talk about. this stuff our coverage. 3 more. people we have matthew let's have a look at some of the other much surrounding the still shaking in their boots on the green a sign of relief so you don't want to miss. this guy. t.w. . and on demand. language courses. video or you know. w. media center. it is a fresh start for sudan a new prime minister pledges to tackle the country severe economic crisis and build a balanced foreign policy. also coming up the mobile gender gap is still big in many african countries women entrepreneurs initiatives to give young girls the skills they need to. an active role in africa's economy. and ove

preparations are actually being made to make sure brits aren't too heavily affected well as part of forrest johnson's big ramp up to this no deal for exit for t. he said he's perfectly willing to do on the 31st of october the government has promised an extra $2100000000.00 pounds in funding to wards preparation for an exit that make that brings the overall to just over 6000000000 pounds that's more than $6000000000.00 euros to prepare for this that money the latest lot of money is going to go towards improving infrastructure around pause so that in theory should make it a little bit more fluid through that should help some of this food to get through and today we've heard from the chancellor of the exchequer in the u.k. that's the u.k. finance minister sajid javid saying that he plans to set out the government's budget so not not the national budget but how they can but apartments are going to get their money for the next year as a sort of fast track plan he has been due to stress that out the next 2 to 3 years but he's going to just set out the next year to give governments a better out of

everybody agrees but nobody agrees the double is bridget alex forrester whiting is there with me to have talked through what we've just heard so did you hear anything new from the 2 leaders alex there was one. new confirmation from boris johnson which was not to do with the backstop but to do with e.u. citizens living in the u.k. where he said that yes again. e.u. nationals would be protected so this comes off the back of the government the british government suggesting a few days ago that freedom of movement would stop immediately if there was a new deal bracks on the 31st of october many europeans living in the u.k. very concerned about that what would that mean for the status so he has now confirmed that those either nationals will be protected so that was new everything else well actually no not really nothing was new we know that boris johnson does not like the irish acts stop he has already written a letter to donald tusk the president of the european council saying that has to go and he is always talking about alternative arrangements he was asked what those alternative arrangemen

then listening and with me state of brecht's attack analyst alex forrester wising so brags that clearly a big part of what these 2 leaders are going to be talking about they went to great pains to say this is there's other stuff going on as well most of the questions were about to bragg's it did you hear anything new i thought it was well the 1st thing that really struck me was boris johnson confirming that the 3200000 nationals living in the u.k. would be protected because there's been a lot of concern about over the past a few days particularly because the government said that if there's no deal bret's that freedom of movement and on the thursday festival into the 1st of november so many national sieving in the u.k. have been very concerned about that so he's guaranteeing citizens flights that. which to me is the may have done before his predecessor people were concerned with boris johnson so he's done it just that so that's good news on that front i thought it was very interesting. how he was playing the backstop particularly the issue of having alternative arrangements in place inst

for example, during the vicksburg campaign, brian and vand how forrest doren ruined the first drive on vicksburg. now think about the last drive on vicksburg in 1863, when grant lands on the mississippi shore south of the vicksburg, and he pulled off an amazing campaign of maneuvers through the interior of mississippi that i think is a textbook case that ranks alongside stonewall jackson's shenandoah valley campaign. not was something that was -- this was bold, this was airing, and it could have gone the wrong way. it could have gone the wrong way for grant. as going forring it on fourth and three on your own eight yard line. this could really turn out badly for you. this was what he would have to do to get the result he needed. his most trusted subordinate, we sherman toldseen him not to do it. grant told -- did it anyway. grant have confidence in his decisions and could see them through. advice ofst the people he really trusted. decision, this a is the thing i need to do, i have thought it through, and this is what i need to do. if you have ever been responsible for big things and ha

been like in the lead trick shot which has galvanized opposition to the new prime minister forrest johnson until this moment i think the chances were moderately good of stopping him but the good thing on something which is considered by many reasonable people in the center of politics to be absolutely outrageous i think gag parliament's important national issue frankly since the 2nd world war but what's happened is that there are much stronger when a fault is against him than that was before. so as you said in your introduction the main game in parliament next week will be a party legislation that will be aiming to stop this suspension of parliament and also possibly to off or in fact to instruct the prime minister to ask the opinion for extra time not cross ounce of the e.u. to the 31st you know you said in your introduction you know very little time but because the opposition is increasing you not a kid i think the chances of stopping this madness has actually gone up. today you also wrote or you listed 6 way to stop the suspension of the u.k. parliament everyone just show our viewers th

on target ended up in the back of the net and every goal came from a different player from james forresttitute odsonne edouard, and ryan christie. showing strength and depth after making four changes from the last match. when you are this good, complacency can creep in and donnelly gave motherwell a late consolation. but it was still a forceful message from celtic who look as strong as ever. nick parrott, bbc news. elsewhere in the scottish premiership, ten—man hamilton beat kilmarnock 2—0. kilmarnock sit bottom of the league. bryan graham missed a penalty for ross county, but the newly promoted side maintained an unbeaten start to their premiership return with a goal—less draw away at hearts. and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston. still to come on sportsday, we're with england's womens hockey team as they train injapan ahead of next weeks eurohockey championships. and mike bushell meets and navigates to a fashion for the british women's rally driving champion. 50 left into open 30, short bright, that a long left. watts of tree

were representing but in addition it's a hollywood financing meant that when you get a big star like forrest whitaker or will smith or morgan freeman it could lead to financing the film cynthia revolt doesn't even have the history to be the lead role in this film i'm saying she doesn't have this strong backing in nigeria she doesn't have this great backing of british and she barely has a film history in america so you don't have that same need for her to play the lead role there are great african-american women that did not get a chance here in america and i would love to see who they actually auditioned let me play i don't think i think. that i was going to say i agree with you in terms of the law but if she's not respectful of this you have respected that culture i'm not a stew the history of where she is whether characters come from and whether that the essence of the people who come from then you're right she shouldn't be playing that role but as an artist. at the moment i mean i don't i don't. think hollywood we're having this discussion within a space that we did not create for ourselv

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what forrest griffin is doing is he is actively limiting the time in which mp -- what boris johnson isng is limiting the me in which mp's coming back from recess next week, can pass legislation to stop a no deal, to order the prime minister, in ask fornce july 24, to an extension from the european union, if indeed the 27 other e.u. countries were minded to grant an extension period they have only said they would do that in exceptional circumstances such as another referendum or a general election . boris johnson confirmed on camera about an hour ago that his plan was to suspend after the queen's speech on october 14. we need to point out that the particular british tradition that was going to be carried out again this year -- there are annual party conferences of parties such as the sitting party, a conservative party, the labor party, the liberal could play athey part in all of this. element was already going to be , theed in its time to stop do or die parliamentary pledge boris johnson has given tquit the e.u. by october 31, which is the latest deadline that was given by the european

richard forrest, bbc news.own asjihadi jack — who joined the islamic state group as a teenager — has had his british citizenship revoked. jack letts was 18 when he left his oxfordshire home in 2014 to travel tojoin fighters in raqqa. the decision was reportedly made by sajid javid when he was home secretary. the home office have declined to comment on the case. our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, said that by revoking his citizenship, the government had effectively passed responsibility forjack letts to the canadians. he was just a teenager when he left to join islamic state fighters in syria. he was 18 years old in 2014. now, in 2017, he was captured by kurdish forces and was put in a kurdish prison, where he remains. now, his parents have always been supportive of him, not his decision obviously to fight with the islamic state forces, but they were incredibly worried about him and they actually sent him money, and in june, they were convicted of sending money for terrorism, essentially, and were given a s

our reporter richard forrest has the details. this is the aftermath inside the wedding hall.been packed with people celebrating a marriage, ina minority with people celebrating a marriage, in a minority shia neighbourhood in the west of the city. witnesses say the west of the city. witnesses say the bomb detonated his device in the men's reception area. the bomb detonated his device in the men's reception areal the bomb detonated his device in the men's reception area. i was in the kitchen and was coming to the hall when i heard the huge sound. there we re when i heard the huge sound. there were lots of injured people. everybody was running away. several of our waiters were killed or injured. most of the victims were men or boys. the injured taken to hospitals across the city. there we re hospitals across the city. there were so many, hospitals across the city. there were so many, they were crowded into corridors. people rushing to the hospital trying to find missing relatives. translation: iwas hospital trying to find missing relatives. translation: i was in the wedding part

charles forrester thank you very much for taking us through the chinook and whaley bridge.at the residents are preserved what is happening and they are praising the police service for what they‘re doing and what they continue to do. people are concerned. the message was that they may not get into their homes for another week. as you heard in the comments that people still have animals in their homes. there was the possibility that they may be able to get in for a short of time and —— in and —— out. —— go in and go out. police officers... unless he was sure that it was not going to be collapsing. there could be a way for their homes for their week. so what are the council doing to put in place something to help residence? all the residents have been homed either by the council in hotels or they have been moved to friends, relatives in whaley bridge or surrounding villages or further afield for that matter. hopefully people are in a situation where they are not homeless although one or two people say that accommodations do need to change a little bit. meet the needs of the in

alex forrest my thing on it is thank you very much for your insights is that you're watching the news coming to you live from london and i have no news for you at the top of the outlook for which i'm seeing you then for now. hello and welcome to focus on europe i'm liable lola thanks for joining us a political earthquake is looming in germany state elections will be held in brandenburg and saxony and the right wing parties there are set to make huge gains polls suggest they might even come out on top well party leaders of the far right a.f.p. or alternative for germany are drumming up support with nationalists and anti refugee rhetoric those who oppose their policies are addicted to just stop their rise. so what is fueling this shift to the right well since the country's reunification and many people in germany feel they are treated as 2nd class citizens young people are also leaving to seek opportunities elsewhere and the region of brandenburg is about to be dealt another blow the mine which is one of the region's biggest employers is slated to close for many voting for the anti esta

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richard forrest, bbc news.ano in iceland to mark the loss of the first glacier to be wiped out by climate change. it went from this...to this. as recently as the 1980s, it showed as a mass of solid white. by 2014 it was declared dead. a plaque has been made to tell future generations, that only they will know if enough was done to save other glaciers from climate change. a shortage of intravenous feed supplies has been declared a national emergency incident by health chiefs and currently affects hundreds of patients across england. the situation is so serious, the nhs is considering importing supplies from other countries to meet the needs of patients who depend on them. alison freeman reports. it's a painstaking process that michelle has to go through every day just to stay alive. she has intestinal failure, and gets no benefits from eating or drinking like most other people. instead, these liquid packs provide all of her nutrients, calories and hydration directly into her bloodstream. it's life—sustaining for

nottingham forrest tweeted this...d together. captain farrell partners manu tuilagi in the midfield for the first time in a test match. meanwhile, flankers sam underhill and tom curry are named in the same back row. and a more familiar—looking irish side — joe schmidt's brought back several frontline players. cian healy, captain rory best and tadhg furlong get theirfirst run out of the season, while ross byrne will get his opportunity to impress at out—half. and someone who was once a familiar face at twickenham — james haskell is making a surprising career move. he's revealed he's training to become an mma fighter. the 34—year—old flanker won 77 caps for england and retired from rugby in may, but he's now annnounced he'll be competing as a mixed martial artist in the heavyweight division, and is expected to make his debut next year. enable, riden by frankie dettori, powered to a 12th consecutive win as she triumphed at york in what is likely to be her final race on british soil. enable will now try for a record third

let's get more on this now with alex forrest whiting good of you is greg that analyst is with us here in our studio hi alex what do you make of marco's apparent a 30 day deadline well i agree with mikhail it that it does it did seem random or throw away comment but it is clear that machall had said similar things in the past including this week where she talked about practical solutions being found to replace that so-called backstop the problem is 3 years on and the have been no alternative arrangements as as they're called by the likes of boris johnson there is nothing that can ensure that there is no harm or in ireland and something that can protect the peace process in ireland both of which are very important so macko here perhaps rather cleverly throwing it back to boris johnson and saying look i'm open to anything we all are you it's your job to come up with the solutions to this and how about you do it say in 30 days so the ball is in his court now did we hear any indication for boris johnson what a possible alternative to the backstop could be it has been asked this on many occ

turning to social to a social media platform best known for lip sync and funny means didn't lose alex forrest whiting can tell us will welcome alex so what are they doing well it's called take talk and it is a video sharing app that you can download onto all smartphone and allows people to share very short stories around about 15 seconds long and often put to music it's very popular with teenagers who would like chiffon and quickie videos but obviously this is not a tool fun because these people are showing videos over week is who they say have disappeared and those posting the videos themselves have superimposed themselves over at these images and as you can see from some of the shots hey you the people posting them are crying because obviously they are missing their loved ones there now to talk says it's uses data is stored outside china so it can't be accessed by chinese authorities but those posting the video is a still taking a risk because china clamp down on anyone it sees a spreading online room as a what it deems is fake news of china says that these people are not in detention cente

stories that we're following for you here and here news for his queen elizabeth as approved by mr forrest johnson's request to temporarily suspend the u.k. parliament johnson it wants to shut down parliament until just 2 weeks before britain's exit from the european union opponents are calling the move outrageous and a dark day for democracy. italy's president has told the main parties that they must reach agreement today on forming a new governing coalition if they fail he will call new elections the move comes after a far right interior minister but it was holding interest with the collapse of the government by the strongest support. after a short break we'll have the following story. the president of the philippines is on a collision course with china recall to tear tank is visiting beijing with a clear task to come back all to stand up to his hosts over their aggression in the south china sea. all that more is coming up on t.w. news asia i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching another great. odds. how can a country's economy grow in harmony with its people but. when t

row, south, especially when james that had won eight titles in a row, south, especially whenjames forrestr. celtic are trying to conserve energy for their champions league qualifier said this was about efficiency, ryan christie's penalty was their fifth shot on target and all of them brought goals. motherwell got one back but it was a footnote. the question had already been settled. patrick geary, bbc news. elsewhere in the scottish premiership, 10 man hamilton beat kilmarnock 2—0. newly promoted ross county drew 0—0 away at hearts. and it finished 2—2 at mcdiarmid park after stjohnstone came back from 2—0 down against livingston. not long until the rugby world cup begins and ireland have started their warm up matches with a 29—10 victory over italy in dublin. ireland conceded first, but ran in five tries in the match, including this one from dave kearney just before half time. some concern for ireland though asjoey carberry was carried off early in the second half. ahead of the world cup — ireland will be hoping it's not serious. australia have recorded their highest ever score against w

survive this we've got complete coverage tonight with me here at the big table is my colleague alex forrest whiting our resident westminster insider with years of very 40. experience on u.k. politics and joining us tonight from pisa italy is roger can sell a former labor m.p. he is now with the new europeans that's an engine that lobbies to protect civil rights for all europeans to both of you welcome that we start with you the timing of this. it could not be worse for westminster can we believe johnson when he says this has nothing to do with breasts. no there is no doubt that boris johnson and all those surrounding him know that this has everything to do with bricks it this is these are guerilla tactics this is go in a warfare and it has all the finger marks of boris johnson's own special advisor dominic cummings he is the man who successfully led the live campaign in the brics that referendum back in 2016 the aim here is to confuse the opposition to take them off guard and that is exactly what's happened look there are m.p.'s from around 6 political parties who want to thwart a no deal e

what really happened was tupac was murdered by blockbuster because he didn't return "forrest gump."didn't mess around! so chicago police have put together a story of what they believe really happened. and they're confident enough to charge smollett. and the reason they're confident enough to charge him is because it looks like jussie and the brothers who reportedly fake the attack with him left no shortage of incriminating evidence. - police say they tracked these two brothers down via the ride share car service that they used. - we know that the police have the cell phones of the young men. - there were conversations between smollett and these two nigerian americans an hour before the attack, an hour after the attack, and when they traveled to nigeria. - police say smollett paid the brothers a total of $3,500 via check and then promised a $500 follow-up. - they're saying he paid his accomplices with a check? [laughter] what, did he also write "fake hate crime" in the memo? [laughter] even amateurs know if you commit a crime, you go all cash, people, no paper trail! you've never see