prosecutors suspect he e used millions of euros from the regime of gaddafi to help finance the successful7 election campaign. he has denied any wrongdoing. >> the french people must know that i am innocent of what i am accused. it gives unbelievable credence to the statements of murderers, notorious crooks, and false witnesses. i know that in the end, the truth will triumph. reporter: the scandal came to light in 2012, when media parts published a document claiming to show gaddafi agreeing to give gim up to 50 -- him upup to 50 million e euros. the accusations come after charges lodged in 2018, in which including corruption and benefiting from invisible public funds. the libyan investigation is just one of several legal headaches for the former head of state. in 2018, he lost an appeal against the decision to send them to trial overcharges of the legal campaign financing. chris: you're watching life in paris. starting off in denmark, more than a million minks percent to be killed. reporter: this is due to a massive coronavirus outbreak in june. denmark and other sources claim the new numb

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for north korea they think they have seen their what happened in their iraq before in the area or gaddafi. what happened after they gave up their our nuclear program in the past so for me it's really not likely that north korea will develop nuclear weapon entirely alas they have any kind of. the tactics that they can develop of order to maintain their resume for now in clear program is one of the strongest. pogany power for north korea that's why i thought there was a tap in the ensign near future where do you see the united states progressing in the future dr lim the movie really will be the president to point as i see both biden and trump are pretty much interested in at talking with north korea essentially if i didn't also mentions that it isn't a story he has intention to mitigate in general for trump of course it will be our not our layer of this theater tactic for donald trump as a reality t.v. show program so. whoever it will do before north korea us and we're continue to have a negotiation and discussion about over the nuclear program within a career or not really have been facing

to be imprisoned here goes beyond libya and throws light on the secret relations between colonel gaddafi and the west. that it was due to british intelligence that they were forced onto covert cia flights and delivered into the hands of. a process known as extraordinary rendition . and uniquely they have proof of this. when the rebels came to tripoli they ransacked all sorts of buildings such as this one associated with the regime it was in the office. that found a stash of documents which revealed in startling detail the collaboration between british and libyan intelligence services today these secret documents form the basis of a lawsuit against the british government based on copies of top secret faxes memos and flight plans. claimed that britain conspired with the us to render them to libya and that it was forseeable that they would be tortured. those being named in the civil suit objects the foreign secretary under tony blair mark allen former head of m i 6 his counterterrorism unit as well as branches of the government and security services these what individuals who were tortured

for north korea they think they have seen their what happened in they iraq before in the area or gaddafi what happened after they gave up their our nuclear program in the past so for me it's really not likely that north korea will give up nuclear weapon entirely alas they have any kind of. the tactics that they can develop of order to maintain their resume for an hour in clear program is one of the strongest. pogany power for north korea that's why i thought there were people in the ensign near future where do you see because usually the united states progressing in the future dr lim the movie really will be the president but as i see both biden and trump are pretty much interested in at talking with north korea essentially if i didn't also mentions that it isn't a story he has intention to mitigate in general for trump of course it will be our not our layer of this theater tactic for donald trump as a reality t.v. show program so. whoever it will do before north korea us and will continue to have a negotiation and discussion about over the clear our program within a career north korea h

from libya to syria you need to talk them out of the overthrow of gaddafi it and then recently france. you heard these from syria to libya so that we would be perfectly plausible. to one now be transferring jihadi fighters from syria as they are by do you know. it's a as you say why is there no one doing this yet because he can he figures that if he creates enough trouble than he is heavy defeats on the armenians then you know russia and the rest of the minutes group will have to accept realities on the ground. you know the armenians will have to give up some territory within hours or by johnson to the charity of my going to be reduced and then everyone will hail this is a great big tree yet another plant was foreign policy but also that we signalled a defeat for russian or a medical relief not to go there died a year later when he began going on yeah he is you know i mean people have talked about here to all of this neo autumn is a 1000000 things like that i mean there's a literature on it and maybe it's just a pipe dream too but one thing is undeniable in all of this this is a major

terrorists who were transferred from libya to syria you need to talk them out of the overthrow of gaddafi and then recently france. from syria to libya so that we would be publicly plausible. now to be transferring jihadi fighters from syria as thereby get. it as you say why is there no one doing this yet because he can he figures that if he creates enough trouble than he is heavy defeats on the armenians then you know russia and the rest of the mince group will have to accept realities on the ground. you know the armenians will have to give up some terror. within hours or by just. the charity of my going to care about being reduced and then there go on will fail this is a great victory yet another france's foreign policy but also that we signal the defeat for russian foreign minister. that they really don't think is you know i mean people talk about america while in this neo ottoman is a 1000000 things like that i mean there's a literature on it and maybe it's a pipe dream too but one thing is undeniable in all of this this is a major irritant for russia because russia trades with these

when the memos came to tripoli airlines had all sorts of feelings associated with gaddafi it was in the office of spy chief and they found a stash of documents which revealed a collaboration between british and libyan intelligence services on al-jazeera. the. 10 scenes outside a court in south africa ahead of a hearing for 2 black men who are charged with killing a white farmer. hello i'm adrian for get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tale of 2 town halls donald trump and joe biden remain why full t.v. appearances unlike when they were supposed to debase each other. defiance for testers in thailand thousands rally against the government despite the state of the words. you can fight is just a right that sum up this part of the ongoing prisoner swap the could revive peace talks in the evidence for 5 years. we begin with that unrest outside a courthouse in santa col south africa over the killing of a white farm worker there's a public standoff between thousands of supporters of the south african opposition party the economic freedom fighters and white farmers in this the f

the demonstrators in the african country are average people on the streets as far away as london gaddafi was under fire was hers a prominent figures such as the un secretary general so it's time for all countries to understand and i hope nigeria will be able to do so that police will tell if he needs to stop and those without his counsel for a fact. of such. an emetic violence. amid the countable and these is essentially essential everywhere although nigeria's president mohammed who will hiree disbanded servers last week the protests have continued. the nigerian public has become accustomed to broken promises by the government and have taken this opportunity to campaign for wider social change the nation's government is famous for corruption the country remains poor and lacking in infrastructure while billions of dollars pouring in from oil revenue so far tuesday's violent crackdown has done little to stop the protestors evidently even the most direct tony and measures are not able to silence the voice of the people are watching the hawks i'm alex my limits. all right as we're going to r

it raises hopes of ending the chaos which has engulfed the country since the overthrow of colonel gaddafis between military leaders from libya's un—backed government which controls the western part of the country, and powerful opposition forces led by general khalifa haftar which control the east. here is our middle east editor, jeremy bowen. the un mediators said it was an historic moment, i think that is really overegging it, because it will only become historic if it leads to peace. and libya is a poor record with these and a major reason for thatis these and a major reason for that is the country is so fragmented, not just those that is the country is so fragmented, notjust those two governments, but dozens of militias, loyalty to tribes, loyalty to towns, loyal to themselves, and as well as that, there are foreign interventions. resident erdogan, who backs that government in tripoli, president erdogan of turkey, he has already been very sceptical about the chances of this thing working. he has attacked drones there, thousands of syrian mercenaries. on the other side, the russians are

britain of course is one of the country is behind the overthrow of colonel gaddafi and plenty of peoplesibility to try to do more to bring peace to libya than we have actually managed to do. but as for this agreement, it is an important step but there are loads of steps ahead and many things that can go wrong. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: british water—treatment sites start testing sewage for traces of covid—19 — as part of an early warning system only yesterday she had spoken of dying in the service of our country and said i would be proud of it. every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of the station. after 46 yea rs of growth of the station. after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion. no more fear. no more uncertainty. about a stay. bush ignition i'm left off of discovery with the crew of succession and american legend! enjoying the show is right. this is beautiful. an milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india the 7 billion person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlin

britain of course is one of the country is behind the overthrow of colonel gaddafi and plenty of peoplety to try to do more to bring peace to libya than we have actually managed to do. but as for this agreement, it is an important step but there are loads of steps ahead and many to japan will be tariff—free, while removing british tariffs on japanese cars by 2026. but critics point out it will boost the uk economy byjust 0.07%, a fraction of the trade that could be lost with the eu. thousands of people, most of them women, are protesting in cities across poland against a court ruling yesterday that bans almost all legal abortions. the demonstrations are taking place for a second night despite strict coronavirus restrictions that ban gatherings of more than ten people in most cities. in cities across poland against a court ruling as well as several councils, have stepped in to offer free school meals for children in england during half term, after the government refused to fund them. the footballer marcus rashford, who has campaigned on the issue, says he will continue to press the gover

you know, gaddafi was a bad guy, does that mean we all go bomb all the dictators?s interesting when you turn the argument to national security, i'm just mindful that 500 recently retired senior national security officials, including the recently retired deputy former vice—chair of the chiefs of staff, have all come out saying they will have to back joe biden, because they do not believe donald trump represents, properly, us national security interests. that is a big problem for him on the national security front. but, stephen, that's 500 people. i'm very proud that joe biden has 500 veterans. you know how many veterans are in america? 17.4 million. we'll take the 17 million. we'll give him the 500 who have endorsed him. those guys are... let me say this, and you know how government works, those guys who want to be in with in crowd, they're not republican, they're not democratic, they're not philosophical, they just want a job. they just want to feel that they're in with the elite. that's why donald trump is so good. his allegiance to the common man. he is a populis

geneva after nearly a decade of conflict triggered by the downfall of the longtime leader muammar gaddafiensions been growing in guinea where the army mobilized after results showed the president winning a controversial 3rd term security forces have dispersed opposition protesters would take ass the en masse a scene at least $25.00 people killed a sense some days it. unrest over police brutality continues in nigeria with gangs blocking major roads in lagos groups with sticks and knives small files on friday off the president delivered an emergency speech mommas a bihari appeal for calm but he failed to condemn the cheese day killing of at least 12 per testis the 20000000 residents of lagos have been on a 24 hour curfew since cheese day violence in several states over the past 2 weeks this is good. i don't mean just this. type of there's room for my brothers remember we're going to get them going to what's he. doing this is the water and looking for what it's supposed to do. is to . make down a street and speak. about what's going to destroy and diminish he wants to. help what is happening

libya's christian fundamentalists came to tripoli they ransacked all sorts of feelings associated with gaddafi regime it was in the office of spy chief and i found a stash of documents which may feel the collaboration between british and libyan intelligence services on al jazeera. t.v. and present day bids for a controversial 3rd term amid simmering tensions. this is. also coming up a cry for peace in the middle of the room says another cease fire falters fears of an escalation in fighting between us by john and on media. not backing down protesters to 5 police threats to shut down days of anti-government demonstrations. of thousands of indigenous colombians headed for the capital to raise their voice against violence affecting their community. so after months of on the rest of the campaign marred by violence people in guinea of voting to elect their next president incumbent leader of the khan be voted in the capital cannot create on sunday morning he's running against 11 kind of it's but his main rival is the former prime minister the ilo this is the 3rd match up between the 2 men 82 year old

libya's christian fundamentalists came to tripoli they ransacked all sorts of buildings associated with gaddafi it was in the office of spy chief and they found a stash of documents which revealed the collaboration between british and libyan intelligence services on al jazeera. amid new despair and destruction as a bulge on under many agreed to a 2nd ceasefire a week after a russian brokered truce unraveled. a robot this and this is all just there a live from doha also coming up an international arms embargo on iran is lifted despite a strong opposition from the u.s. . sticking to a familiar tune as you try.

for north korea they think they have seen their what happened in their iraq before in the area or gaddafi what happened after they gave up their our nuclear program in the past so for me it's really not likely that north korea will give up nuclear weapon entirely alas they have any kind of. the tactics that they can develop of order to maintain their resume for now the nuclear program is one of the strongest. pogany power for north korea that's why i thought there was a tap in in certain near future where do you see the united states progressing in the future dr lim the movie really will be the president point as i see both biden and trump are pretty much interested in at talking with north korea recently biden also mentions that it isn't a story he has intention to mitigate in general for trump of course it will be our not our layer of this theater tactic for donald trump as a reality t.v. show program so. whoever it will do before north korea us and will continue to have a negotiation and discussion about over the nuclear program within a career the north korea has been facing tough u.n

. >> thank you gentlemen, gaddafi both with us here live, mr. harrison, senator graham, good to see both of you. senator, your judiciary committee will hold hearings on amy coney barrett, the present -- presidents nominee for the supreme court and there is a good chance that she will be confirmed. that would give the supreme court a definite tilt toward the conservative side. if she is confirmed and it seems as if she will be a that conservative tilt there is talk, could do away with roe v. wade, the 1973 law which gave as you know, women the right to an abortion. if it does not do away with that and overturn it completely and might chip away at it. mr. harrison, senator graham, my question is does a woman in this country have the right to control her own body? even if she wants an abortion? moderator: mr. harrison? mr. harrison: i believe she does. men have rights to control their bodies and women should have equal rights to control their bodies as well. at the end of the day this is a hard issue. i believe it is between a woman, her doctor and

when there is violence, as we saw with gaddafi, do we declare it a victory for democracy or not? we heard obama being ambivalent about that. we do not know. we think it is a victory for democracy but it is a hard call because it was so violent. he was looking for the use and one world as well. >> we will go to california and then get your follow-up. go ahead. >> could you have your guests to speculate on what might happen had wendell willkie won the election? >> as much as i admire and respect wendell willkie, i am personally glad that he did not win. it's counterfactual history. we really do not know what would have happened, but roosevelt was a far better wartime leader, far better prepared and experienced to lead this nation in more than willkie would have been. >> go to michael next in fargo, north dakota. >> i was a little late getting to the program, but as i understand it, wendell willkie never held political office. i would be curious if his vice-presidential nominee was chosen for political experience to, i don't know, help balance the ticket, or how he came about to be

we were worried that gaddafi might be building up chemical weapons. we've got chemical warfare being conducted against our children on the streets in this country all day every day, and we don't have the will to stamp it out. now, again, if i get up there, if you send me, we're going to have some blunt talks about this, and we're really going to get down in the trenches and say, is this when you want to talk about or fix, because top will do it, folks. there are guys that couldn't get a job, third shift in a dairy queen, driving bmw in mercedes selling drugs. and these old boys are not going to quit easy. [applause] governor clinton, one minute. >> like mr. perot, i have helped crack babies in my arms. -- held crack babies in my arms. but i think i know more about this than anybody else up here because i have a brother who's a recovering drug addict. i'm very proud of him. what i can tell you this, if drugs were legal i do not think he would be alive today. i'm adamantly opposed to legalizing drugs. he is alive today because of the criminal justice sy