italy's new premier, guiseppe conte, refusing permission.lled for new migrant centres to deter people from making the treacherous crossing by sea. translation: we must preventjourneys of death. europe as a whole must take responsibility. we must create european processing centres in both the countries of origin and transit. translation: the current system does not work. we need a better mechanism, so each state can take responsibility when migrants arrive. 0ur geographical situation should not put us in an unsustainable political situation. many have blamed contradictory eu policies for trapping the aquarius at sea. the massive influx to europe in recent years sparking a rise in anti—immigration parties and a split in germany's coalition, too, angela merkel being urged to abandon her liberal policies towards migrants. there is a looming end ofjune deadline to change the eu's current asylum rules. meanwhile, the aquarius has spent days languishing at sea instead of patrolling the mediterranean, helping other migrants making this highly perilo

guiseppe conte is a 53—year—old academic, chosen by the anti—establishment parties which won the lastsures. the apparent escape of two lions, two tigers and a jaguar from eifel zoo in lunebach, which had flooded overnight, sparked a major search by the authorities and residents were urged to stay inside their homes. there is one set side to this story. one asian black bear that did break out from its flooded enclosure was shot. how the other animals were reported missing is unclear. it is time for all the sports news. the message so far between english and bashing in pakistan is don't bat first. they were bowled out cheaply and the exact same thing has happened to pakistan. the home side 100 --106-2. they happened to pakistan. the home side 100 —— 106—2. they reply happened to pakistan. the home side 100 ——106—2. they replyjust escape aside —— behind —— behind. patrick your reports. when they found out they lost themselves to injury this morning and that they had lost the toss as soon after that, a good buzz about what else could go wrong? they respond to. in part thanks to stuart bro

guiseppe conte say he's accepted an offer, the second, to lead a governing coalition.ob down when the president vetoed his choice for economy minister. the announcement ends weeks of political uncertainty that have spooked european financial markets, as our europe editor explains. we now have the 5—star seeing agreement has been reached, they have ministers ready and are ready with the italian president so it's just seen as a matter of hours before the government can be formally announced. and another political crisis in southern europe is brewing, with spain's prime minister, mariano rajoy fighting for his political life. the opposition socialists are trying to remove him with a motion of no—confidence over corruption allegations. a small basque nationalist party says it will back the move. and their five votes should be enough to topple mr rajoy, as soon as friday. a british man has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges over a plot to attack britain's prince george. 32—year—old husnain rashid posted information online encouraging jihadis to carry out attacks on the fou

re—admitted to the grouping — a suggestion he was later backed on by the new italian prime minister guiseppe conteesa may immediately rejected the idea saying we should remind ourselves why the gs became the g7, after russia illegally annexed crimea. earlier she had said, with reference to the trade row, that the us remain good friends who can talk frankly with each other when they disagree. but the prime minister will not be able to take trump to task over russia because he is the only leader with whom she is not having individual talks. as this most unusual of summits continues, president trump has managed to split the west — and undermine the work theresa may did in uniting the g7 in condemnation of russia over the skripal‘s poisoning. so what's trump's game? and what now for global diplomacy? here's mark urban. these summits are always the focus for protest and caricature. and in these times of megaphone diplomacy and rising protectionism, we are becoming used to questioning what these meetings can actually achieve. but we seem to be in a new phase now, with a president who so often exceeds th

guiseppe conte was chosen by the anti—establishment parties which won the last election. director of the korea working group at the harvard kennedy school. i asked him what was in that letter from kimjong—un that made him change his mind about meeting. it was actually not the letter but the individual who conveyed the letter, that is kim yong—chol, he is a very senior, very close adviser to north korean leader kimjong—un and his meetings with then—director of the cia and now secretary of state mike pompeo has really created this bridge. and it was really the individual and a series of meetings that led to what was the outcome, president trump tweeting that the summit is happening in singapore, june 12 is the next stop. you are suggesting that personalities matter but how about the content and the details about denuclearisation, whether the north koreans will get rid of all the nuclear weapons, whether the north koreans want the americans to get all of their nuclear weapons away from the korean peninsula, what about the detail? the detail part is clearly the element that h

after weeks of deadlock, guiseppe conte is sworn—in in rome,

after weeks of deadlock, guiseppe conte is sworn—in in rome, while mariano rajoy is ousted in madridwing a corruption scandal. and england's cricketers are on top in the second test against pakistan. good evening and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has confirmed that his planned summit with kim jong—un will go ahead on the 12th ofjune in singapore. last week the president cancelled the historic talks following antagonistic rhetoric from pyongyang — but us and north korean officials have been meeting all week and this evening the president met the senior korean diplomat kim yong—chol who delivered a personal letterfrom the korean leader to mr trump. following tonight's talks president trump spoke to the media outside the white house — this is what he had to say. we will be meeting onjune 12 and singapore. it went really well it is really a get to know you kind of situation. mike has spent two days doing this. we have gotten to know other people very well and we... you people will have to travel because you will be in singapore onjune 12. you will be in singapore onjune12. i think it

as you mentioned doing relatively well so far today, karen in about an hour and a half's time, guiseppe conte, the new italian prime minister, will be hoping for a vote of approval to start off the senate. he'll be talking to senators here his party supporting him, of course they have a slim majority in the upper house here in rome they're looking at a 14 majorities in terms of seats out of 320 that vote will take place early evening. tomorrow he'll be waiting for debate in the lower house, the chamber of deputies, then talking to mps there, and then again, facing a vote of confidence for himself a h 18 cabet picks at around 5:40 local time the two men supporting him, of course, luigi di maio and matteo salvini, they have been in direct confrontation with brussels in particular matteo salvini went down to sicily and talked about the idea that he was sending convicts to italy. he was expected to go to luxembourg to talk about the overhaul of the dublin rules about migrants landing on italian shores he's not going so he can be around for the vote over the next two days. he's sending a delegatio

in the past half an hour, guiseppe conte, a political novice, has been sworn in as prime minister of it was leading to fresh elections, the populist parties agreed to change their choice of finance minister to someone less opposed to the euro and the eu in general. james reynolds in rome has been gauging the political temperature. the apprentices at the sargassi hair academy in rome know what their country's new prime minister must be feeling. starting a newjob, with no experience, can be nerve—racking. yes, he's likely nervous and shy because basically i'm a shy young man. romana andriani comes here twice a week. she trusts both her hair and now her country to newcomers. i hope, i hope. i trust him. you trust the new prime minister? yes. because i... you don't know him, you don't know him. but he has been selected by people who have experience, so, yes, and he is good—looking. he's good—looking? yeah. he's good—looking. he seems a nice person. so what advice did these apprentices have for their fellow novice, prime minister giuseppe conte? translation: i hope they give more opportun

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