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stretch that all of the water level has dropped to this sort of level nevertheless it has been sunny across the state on wednesday and that means that we will see levels of dropping that's good news of course but it does mean that pull out of water like this are being left behind this is getting pretty stagnant it's smelly it's the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes and that's a big concern because mosquitoes of course carry diseases now the relief efforts continue the not yet into a reconstruction phase they're all about getting food and water and other things like that is essential to people the reconstruction efforts will take months if not you in the u.s. government has told the times of india informally that they are going to turn down more than a hundred million u.s. dollars worth of assistance that has been offered by countries predominantly in the middle east their essential is saying thanks but no thanks we've got this we're going to cope on our own india hasn't taken overseas aid since the two thousand and four tsunami and they're saying at the moment they can cope with

the move has been welcomed.access the second part or the second pills in their early medical abortion in a safe, effective and compassionate way. england will fall in line with wales and scotland. in northern ireland, abortion is still illegal unless there is a serious risk to a woman's health or life. campaigners say they're ready to make the changes now and the government's end of year deadline couldn't come fast enough. ena miller, bbc news. workers at the train company northern have begun a 24—hour strike in a long—running row over driver—only operated trains. people attending major events today including manchester pride, creamfields and leeds festival, are advised to be aware of a reduced service. northern says it will be operating about 30% of its usual services. the first holidaymakers to be flown home early from the egyptian hotel where a british couple died have arrived back in the uk. john and susan cooper from burnley were staying at the steigen—berger aqua magic hotel in hurghada. thomas cook says t

what has changed?that results from tesla it was a turbulent time, there would be concerns that they were burning through cash and not able to deliver on their promises. they have had a tough time ramping up production. about a year ago in the third quarter of 2017, they delivered about 20 3000. now they are talking about 20 3000. now they are talking about 50,000. it has been a tough time for them to ramp up production. they have had to reconfigure their production lines. it is an automated incompetence process. they've had to reconfigure it. we believe they have cracked it and will deliver this amount in the next quarter?m cracked it and will deliver this amount in the next quarter? it is looking good now. now they have consistently hit 5000 units per week for the model 3, plus other models. it is certainly on the right track for them. what about elon musk, the man at the helm of the company? he has managed to poor magic for such a long time, this is such a bizarre company that has not made a profit i

he has only has a slim majority. of a number of smaller parties. the slim majority in parliament will mean that pushing through reform could be challenging. the country also faces mounting financial crisis, which could make it very difficult to increase public spending. imran khan was elected on a promise to create a corruption free society, and to create an islamic inspired welfare state, where people had better access to health care, better access to education, but this financial crisis, which means that the country needs $12 billion in alone in the next few months, that could make it difficult for imran khan to deliver those kind of services, certainly in the short term. he has done lots of work in attracting politicians to his side to try and give him a working majority. how stable coalition is he able to command? asi able to command? as i say, it is a slender majority that he is able to command. he has attracted quite a lot of criticism attracted quite a lot of criticism at times. the coalition partners he has c

has recently warned that it will retaliate against any chemical weapons attack government russia has been a backer of the regime during the seven year long civil war. u.s. president donald trump has announced another top white house aide is going to leave his post again will step down as counsel and fall again has been cooperating with the inquiry into the alleged russian meddling in the two thousand and sixteen elections that's reportedly made uneasy white house correspondent kimberly hocket has more when they get on the bed when he was appointed as white house counsel donald trump called lawyer don mcgann a brilliant legal mind but now he's leaving the white house adding to speculation that another member of trump's inner circle is turning against him a lot of affection for done until the movie and probably the private sector maybe a great change here and will be very well but he's. done an excellent job but it's been rumored that mcgann had been threatening to leave for weeks after getting pushed back for advising trump not to fire special counsel robert muller who's heading up th

the us has imposed sanctions over a us preacher imprisoned in turkey, and recep tayyip erdogan has saidato ally is seeking to "stab the country in the back". the white house denies it is to blame for turkey's woes. mark lowen reports from istanbul. in his 37 years of work, hakim akcay has never seen it this bad. he imports all his stock from abroad and, as the turkish lira plunges, he's making huge losses. from selling a0 pairs a day, he's down to two, as the currency fall hits his turkish customers‘ pockets as well. translation: banks used to beg me to give me loans. now i'm begging to get them. i'm cancelling my next orders to try and sell what i have here now and in three months i'll see if i have to close down. turkey is now in a full—blown currency crisis, its lira crashing last friday by 18% and still falling. for long, there were warnings its economy was overheating, fuelled by credit and construction. but the collapse was sparked when donald trump hit turkey with sanctions and tariffs over its continued detention of an american pastor. president erdogan is stoking conspiracy the

that has been legislation that has been looked at an government. one of the things that resolution looked at as look is what would be the eligibility criteria. there has to bea minimum eligibility criteria. there has to be a minimum period of cohabitation, two years or three years. this should be new team limits, of the children, you should be part of the regime. alternatively, you could opt out. if people are aware that they have the option to probe any scheme. you are right to identify the difficulties, there are not insurmountable. the law commission haven't recommended 11 years ago that an england and wales, they should have been looked at. the law having change in scotland already. let's look at all the issues at four cohabiting couples. thank you. breaking news this evening update. frank field, the labour mp has resigned the party whip after almost 40 yea rs resigned the party whip after almost 40 years in parliament. he claims and the the leadership has become a force for anti—semitism and british politics. jeremy corbyn has struggled with c

it has been amazing, the sunshine has been fantastic and has brought a lot more people down to the beachf late hours, have been here sometimes 2am, making ice cream. but how long will they be flavour of the month? today, we are back in whitley bay, 12 months ago this seaside town was undergoing a face—lift, a plan to regenerate the area. people were sad about where they lived and there was no pride because it was so awful, you walked along the area there was a demolition and it was just sad. but now there is a new feeling in whitley bay that we are all pulling together to make this a great place to live, to work and be proud of. £2 million of investment from the government's coastal communities fund as well as council and lottery support has transformed one of the town's most iconic landmarks. just look at the difference a year makes. we are inside spanish city here in businesses around here say they have seen record taking so far this year and visitor numbers are up as well. that is not all down to the weather. the next challenge for coastal towns is to persuade visitors to keep coming

his base has not shifted, has it?conomy booming, the supreme court, we have got what we want. everything is going great. he is our guy, even if we don't like him. i think that is quite significant. your take on this? i am interested in what polly says because i get the impression from talking to americans and being over there myself recently that many people seem to now want the american president to not be the respectable figure who is the head of state but they want somebody who is more like a ceo. you don't care that much about what he gets up to behind the scenes, you just want someone who delivers. they want what he is, the former chair of the apprentice programme, to be the president. it shows a distinct shift in what that role is. the method of delivery is peculiar because the economy was doing just as well under 0bama, continuing under trump. tax cut not affecting real workers, stock buy—backs. .. it is a record essentially devoid of legislative accomplishments. north korean initiative in tatters. standing nex

no, but he has the purview to do that. he has chosen not to do that. what i think the president wants is an end to the mueller witchhunt, investigation, probe. and his frustration with the attorney general was that, to it best of my knowledge and has been publicly reported, jeff sessions do not know that rod rosenstein was standing up this probe when it was stood up, my understanding, and the president did not know jeff sessions was going to recuse himself from the investigation here that was his frustration. >> what do you think he would like sessions to do now? mr. lewandowski: i -- jeff has anused himself, and i'm not attorney, but from what i have heard, read, and seen, even though jeff has recused himself, it is not mean he has recused himself from everything that relates to the mueller probe. what i think he wants is you want a finite area of time to either have the mueller investigators come up and george the president or clear him -- and charge the president or clear him. it is reasonable to say give as datee period, put an end on this, and i t

andrew plant has the latest.e distance, from a passenger jet which crashed shortly after takeoff. it is not clear yet how many people have been injured, but officials say no—one was killed. the photos, though, show the plane was severely damaged. the plane was on its way to mexico city when it crashed. it had tried to take off from durango state on the two—hour flight south from guadalupe victoria international airport, with 97 people on board. this footage has also emerged — a hailstorm in durango around the time of the crash. it is not clear if the weather was a factor in what happened. the state governor has said that there are have been injury, although it is not clear how serious they are. 0ne local tv network said people were seen walking off the plane. the airport has been closed while emergency services deal with the crash and family suite on the news on the condition of the passengers and crew on—board. andrew plant, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: inspired by the american game, nigeri

the other parties that he has been taken to the hospital about i don't think so he has been beaten up in the custody but our law says that if he is beaten in the custody the sponsor will police officer will be prosecuted we don't support any such actions in custody do you believe in a free press because looking at the tapes this man was doing nothing wrong he was standing at a distance he was photographing the teenage protesters that was the only thing he was doing is the place in bangladesh he totally free but as you know the journalists profesional has learned is that there's a class going on in the particular area or in the ne plus place of the word sometimes the ear protesters. or what they have for or against whatever it is sometimes is done a little became eyes but is not part of the government plan the police cannot be to donnelly's because we have a clear instruction that the journalists should walk independently even for their professional independence so beating up a donnelly's is condemned by the government i personally years thought it issued a statement going to being the

david: yeah, so elon has a lot of things he has to get done here.irst of all, the issue with the sec seems to be getting worse and if this does mean they are opening an official investigation, as max was saying, you now have this. it will take a long time to wind through this unless the sec weekly concludes he didn't do anything wrong. there are some shareholder lawsuits out there. he was sued when they did that deal, when tesla acquired solarcity in 2016. it didn't hold things up then, but this is now related to whether or not he had funding lined up and whether or not he manipulated the stock. so these are all sort of running in parallel with the sec is doing. again, more hurdles for him that could take time. a number oft shareholders, in his words, about two thirds of them, to agree to exchange their public shares for a private holding. something less liquid and something controlled by a man who obviously doesn't like scrutiny and certainly won't be as transparent once the company's private. he has to do that and convince the saudis to buy out on

but this has been promised before.successive governments failed to fix italy's crumbling infrastructure. many italians will ask why this new administration should be any different. earlier, james gave us an update on the efforts to find out why the bridge came down. the public prosecutor's office here in genoa will begin a criminal investigation. the prime minister says he wants anyone responsible to be held to account. mr conte now has access to special funds which will allow him to try to make this area safe, but beyond all that, italy faces wider questions. how has this country perpetuated, over so many years, a culture which has allowed its infrastructure to degrade? italy spends less money on its bridges and roads than other similarly sized european countries, and even when it does spend that money, it's often wasted on corruption or mismanagement. one engineer said about this bridge when it was standing that it was more expensive to maintain it than it would have been to simply knock it down and start all over ag

has lost much of its value. oil exports are the backbone of libya's income but fighting in the east has led to the blockade of four major oil ports for almost forty years that has wasted more than one hundred billion dollars according to estimates this in through the bank of libya has approved around one hundred million dollars to import plans but because this decision was made late civil shipments have not arrived on time for the holy day but there were no maché for a forward when your first state does not care about domestic livestock sheep have been smuggled to egypt and tunisia we can't be blamed for the high prices of the prices of water we buy has increased your hundred percent libya is rich in natural resources experts say it can grow more than its share of livestock but many here say mismanagement and corruption force them to compromise even on the religious obligations. tripoli. that crazy rich asians has raked in thirty four million dollars in box office sales in just five days the film tells the story

chamisa has got victory in his hands.ver at the results centre, hopes of an announcement faded as the declaration of parliamentary results dragged on. and it appeared that not all the legal representatives of the 23 presidential candidates had turned up. for now, this is all we have for you. we will start announcing the results for the presidential as soon as that legal process has been taken care of. the delay convinces the opposition that there is a fix, and as the day wore on, foreign observers appealed for a swift declaration. the results of the presidential election were counted first in the polling stations. and therefore i have still to learn why it will be published last. but, just outside, the riot police had locked the gates against hundreds of protesting opposition supporters. they burned posters of the president and ruling party. we heard shots and tear gas, and then the afternoon descended into chaos. at the other end of the city, police came under attack. a ruling—party office was targeted. gunshots gunfire

has has rights has grounds to claim the result not being as fair and transparent as it should have been when it comes to the ballot papers for example or access to the state media he also told me though that they have to wait they have to monitor all the post environment post election environment to come to a final but act now let's talk a little bit more about the vote because we know we've got the parliamentary election results here the presidential results though they are still outstanding at least officially given the tense atmosphere of melanie who has the upper hand and how much is at stake for the country. it's difficult to say who has the upper hand could see both candidates when it comes to the result of the parliamentary elections yes it looks like emma's mom will play in the presidency. has also been saying that he still believes he is going to make president and he has his supporters behind him who went on the streets today to claim victory well have to see but there is a lot at stake for the country if these elections deemed not fair and not transparent then zimbabwe faces

this nation has a strong faith, but it has been tested.il about a half an hour ago, i would have thought there was a real danger that monday morning it could be back to business as usual. i think the intervention by pope francis was quite dramatic. i think it makes us all stop in our tracks and take on board the path to repentance and renewal that he has been calling us on. he's developed it very well in his homily. he reminded us of our strong missionary tradition and to become missionaries ofjoy and love in the service of the gospel. calling us to read discovered those green shoots. he brought us back to what this is about, the sacrament of marriage and the family, where a married couple puts their love for one another at the service of god, to bea one another at the service of god, to be a mirror of god's love. the task of course now for pope francis as he travels back to rome later is to bring actions that will follow these words. that is exactly what these words. that is exactly what the irish prime minister called for yesterday. he c

none of that has happened. a course that has created a lot of displeasure among those people who have been extricated from their land. also, i will note the ideological outcome of latin america has changed. they may or of latin america, brazil, argentina, colombia, brazil including regulators, it's important to see in that because of the federation has been very active in opposing repression and political and ideological outcomes are very different from contreras and even governed by elective states. i put a? whether the us has changed because i am not so sure. of course, the us is not happy with the ortega regime but they been happy with the behavior of the nicaraguan army and some business interests of the us that have had businesses in nicaragua and some sectors of the evangelical churches in the us that have good relations in nicaragua that have relationships with the ortega regime so this gives us a signal of how ortega has been managing his relations internationally. it resembles to a certain extent the s

donald trump has announcced he has an incredible new deal with mexico.s may not be as clear cut as that. we know the president wants to ditch or change the north america free trade agreement, which includes the us, mexico and canada. and we saw him on the phone with the mexican president earlier. it's been a long time and this is something that's very special for our manufacturers and for ourfarmers, from both countries, for all of the people who work forjobs. it's also great trade and makes it a much more fair bill and we are very, very excited about it. we've worked long and hard, your representatives have been terrific. my representatives have been fantastic too. they've gotten along very well and they've worked late into the night for months. an extremely complex bill and it's something that i think will be talked about for many years to come. the president referred to a bill. it's not a bill, it's an agreement about a trade arrangement. the existing arrangement nafta is over 20 years old — and donald trump trashed it throughout his campaign to be pr

so, the major thing that the president has to do, he has to roll his sleeve, and stop waiting for the economy to kick in. also, h e has to unify the country because looking at the results and even the mood in the country, it shows a divided country. host: thanks you so much for joining us. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the german chancellor is in armenia. after meeting the prime minister angela merke visited a memorial to armenians kikilled during the ottoman empire. the chesley said the atrocity should not be forgotten, but stopped short of using the word genocide which angered turkey in the past. u.s. republican senator john mccain is to discontinue his treatment for cancer, according to a statement from his family. the 81 year old vietnam war veteran unsuccessfully ran for president and was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer last year. the family says he has already survived longer than expected. hurricane lane is poundining hawaii with h high winds and torrential rains as it moves across the pacific. the storm has n

it has plunged in value.cern. the core base of president erdogan are rallying behind him because they see him as turkey‘s saviour. when he hits out and the us, calling for economic war, framing it in terms that are really for his nationalist support base, stoking conspiracy theories, external plots against turkey, that plays for his base and they are rallying behind him. so all of that turmoil is putting enmorous economic strain on turkey. one country that knows about economic strain is just across the aegean sea, greece. it‘s a country still feeling the effects of its infamous debt crisis of a few years ago. in the capital athens, property prices crashed which has allowed foreign investors to pick up bargains and rent them out. but that‘s causing tensions with locals, as philip hampsheir reports from athens. until the financial crisis, tourists only usually spent a few days in athens with a few days at the acropolis before moving to their final destination. residential property fell 46% from its peak in 2008

parliament has no need for for an e.u. finance minister but she's taking up on talks that she had with the french president of mind when my call earlier in the summer it's venting towards creating something that will perhaps force investment in the euro zone and provide a buffer in case of crisis a very interesting proposal seems to be moving on the politicians want to propel this forward as well but of course the devil is in the detail all sorts of questions to be answered on how to implement it ok and that's when we turn to you again for the ounces think is about to leave us and frank that. well south korea is set to impose a driving ban on recalled vehicles of germany's luxury brand b.m.w. authorities are the owners of certain b.m.w. models to get a safety check while warning that they pose a danger to the public they have been more than thirty cases of car fires which are thought to have been caused by engine problems b.m.w. is the second most popular foreign car brand after fellow german mercedes benz no injuries have

the area has from there. the video was released just a few days before any one of the most prominent opposition activists disappeared horse and she along with her husband. and two other colleagues to meet one hundred and now somehow maddy were taken at gunpoint from their office on december ninth two thousand and thirteen the town was surrounded by government forces but it was under the control of the opposition. the most powerful group at the time denies any involvement or knowledge of the kidnap. was not the only faction in the time there was in the entire region forces from the martyrs of the forces of the what are rising the stomach union of the levant and even then the store front where president. i. visited today was a very familiar face at the start of the uprising she was wanted by the syrian government for her role in peaceful protests calling for the downfall of the regime . her center kept track of atrocities but not just those committed by the government. her friends say saw her as a threat she pr

he has been a lifelong racist.t i would endorse. he's not fighting islam, he's not fighting muslims, he's fighting a radical interpretation of islam. there are many who disagree with that, and this isn't over yet. and tommy robinson could still end up back injail. lucy manning, bbc news. new grammar school places are fast outstripping the number of new secondary school places in some parts of england — that's according to figures compiled by the bbc. there are 11,000 more grammar school pupils than in 2010. and by 2021, if the expansion continues at the same pace, that would be the equivalent of 24 new schools. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. the school is bidding for the government's matic wrote. it's been making admissions more inclusive, despite legal challenges from some better off parents. next year, poor children get places first. local pupils. we have been on a long journey, we have been on thejourney because we have a moral purpose to serve every able child, most particularly those that are f

that is all the oide has these days. chris: between the jeering and booing of political opponents and the manys against the so-called fake news media, president trunc seems to haouraged some heat himself. >> i feel like he haways been there and storing of old politics and people don't like that. he is being 100% honest, which is not always what we get fromes our ent with the news or anything. regardless of what he do, no one will like him 100%. hate will be built no matter what. chris:here is growing pressure for both republicans and democrats to get their voters out in november's congressional elections. that is partly because the president has been forced to adess the possibility of impeachment.s it00 in the evening, and there is a line of people to get into this church, and it stretches down the street. they are here talk not just about gun control, but also politics in america. >> is there anybody here that maybe you are novoregistered to ? chris: congress would vote for impeachment proceedings, making the next elect

a joyful occasion the road to has. prime sam is a valley and with a look at the headlines here and al-jazeera the turkish lira we can slightly to six point nine two against the dollar off after the central bank stepped in to try and the currency crisis on monday it's eased restrictions on how much near and foreign currency banks need to hold from a stumble cinemark also on the reports walking through a resistor to people take nervous glances at the foreign exchange screens wondering how much less their money might now be worth. the dollar the prices are up what she wants to buy overrun served budget give me a discount please her request is turned down turkish lira is down at least thirty percent against the dollar in ten days this doesn't only hurt the buyers but the sellers too. including tibet's cartel he has run this shop for at least twenty years how far his products are imported is cost horizon tremendously triangle one office and we are almost at stagnation waiting for exchange rates to settle i purchase in dolla

, who has been the standout?ce running was one of them and we dominated it. it has to be the bullock ballard, be coming back and dominating and having an amazing start. -- bullet. he has been on the tea m start. -- bullet. he has been on the team for many years but it is exciting to see some of these young athletes coming through. what kind of show did they put on for the spectators? amazing, gold and silver in both, kayleigh and hannah in the women. all four of them are very young. it is onwards and upwards from here. already starting at the top and there will be more athletes in here. it is a great spectacle and you have great crowd support. sophie hahn winning gold again, nobody can beat her? she is amazing. it is great to train against, but i don't like competing against her. but she does make me faster. nobody was going to catch up when they rounded the bend. it has been a golden day for great britain than i am sure they will hope for more to come over they will hope for more to come over the weekend. we'll

before the medics here tell us that this man has been injured by a live round that has gone through both his legs. the medics here say that the majority of those injured are injured in the lower limbs and they say that ninety percent of the time these bullets are live ammunition if you come over here this man. is one of the countless people. suffering the effects of tear gas inhalation medics saying they're seeing people like this all the time is not a man head who so adult tells us has been injured by what he describes as an exploding bullet obviously we can't independently confirm the spot don't just say that he's ready soldiers are using a type of ammunition that explodes in middle and the shrapnel obviously flies out and many people are being harmed this way now how mass says that the palestinians of gaza have every right to continue these protests and as we heard earlier today in the mosques there were calls for these protests to happen in various locations across gaza hamas says the people here have every right to protest until israel's sea is lifted and that's despite the countles

he has lashed out against michael cohen saying he has made up stories. shows how dangerous the two are perceived. michael cohen is seen as much more dangerous by the white house. the thing about keeping paul ma nafort house. the thing about keeping paul manafort on the side is that if readers know anything he might be less inclined to reach a plea bargain with the special prosecutor, robert mueller who is investigating these russian connections. in donald trump's to eat which is in the papers, donald trump has said he has praised paul manafort and said he didn't break. i'm not suggesting he will break but this idea this person isa will break but this idea this person is a true colleague whereas the other, his former attorney,... did break. donald trump says there is no truth in what might come out. we have heard so long they could be impeachment for donald trump, you begin to roll your eyes because... they would almost saying it's from day one. it does feel something drastic has happened. day one. it does feel something drastic has happenedlj day one. it

it looks as if he has not. 120 hour work weeks where he tweets while driving indicates ambien toleep agents take through the night. this after a arianna huffington, who promoted a book about the benefits of sleep. she indicated a 120 hour work week is not deficient and it is not how the brain and body is designed. not caused elon musk to tweet in reply saying he gets off at the factory at 2:30 in the morning. "you think this is an option? it is not." some are saying they will be torn between whether to act on behalf of shareholders, to rein loyal to a to be maverick ceo who many people are close to. there continues to be very close scrutiny over tesla and where stocks goes from here. su keenan, bloomberg news. us, the warning for bond traders, jeff says the buildup of speculative short positions in u.s. treasuries is setting those traitors up for pain ahead. the bond investors are in for a big week. jerome powell expected and jackson hole. advisors still with us. very good to have you comment on this then. we g

has lost much of its value. oil exports are the backbone of libya's income but fighting in the east has led to the blockade of four major oil ports for almost four years that has wasted more than one hundred billion dollars according to estimates this interim bank of libya has approved around one hundred million dollars to import plans but because this decision was made late civil shipments have not arrived on time for the holiday but there were no maché for a forward first state does not care about domestic livestock sheep have been smuggled to egypt and tunisia we can't be blamed for the high prices of the prices of water we buy has increased your hundred percent libya is rich in natural resources experts say it can grow more than its share of livestock but many here say mismanagement and corruption force them to compromise even on religious obligations. tripoli here with the news our sport thought the come joe we'll tell you why these football fans we're talking heading into the back in a moment. for five yea

has to respond.hat do you think is going on inside the white house with the president's closest national security advisers? >> i have to tell you, i think it's very hard to understand fully what is going on in the white house. i know what it was like during the carter and clinton administrations when, in fact, there were very detailed and very well prepared meetings of the various principles that were involved in decision making. and i think that it's unclear at the moment how that works. president trump seems to just kind of make decisions or tweet before that kind of consultation has taken place. john bolton is somebody that has not always exhibited collegiality when he's been in the government before. so i think everybody is going to wait to see what happens, because what is really needed, christiane, it's one thing to respond to this horrific attack, and it should be responded to militarily, but it needs to be done within some kind of a strategy. and we truly do not know what the strategy is, sin

has told a top u.n. court that it has no jurisdiction to rule on terror legal challenge against washington's for new sanctions iran wants the international court of justice to suspend the sanctions after washington post out of the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal terror on has accused the u.s. of plotting what it costs economic strangulation lawrence he has more from the hague will they serve this hearing it's been the united states states to iran's core allegation that the u.s. has been in breach of this obscure nine hundred fifty five agreements of friendship between the two countries by the reimposition ascensions in the overwhelming overarching all came from the u.s. side is that iran's argument is entirely deceitful because it's effectively confusing legal and political arguments the u.s. his argument is that iran's complaint isn't really about the nineteen fifty five agreement it's all about the united states pulling out of the nuclear deal and really imposing sanctions and based on that it says th

the indian prime minister narendra modi has has been to see what's being described as some of the worst flooding in a century in the sage of carola thousands of people have been moved from their homes more than three hundred twenty is being killed heavy rains over the past few days triggered landslides and simple water rushing through villages. former cricketer imran khan has been sworn in as prime minister of pakistan it's taken him more than two decades to get the top job after retiring from sports and turning his attention to politics he was elected prime minister in a vote at the country's national assembly on friday. now civilians are fleeing it live in northwestern syria ahead of a planned offensive by the government it labour's one of the last strongholds held by the opposition the un has warned that a military operation there would put three. million civilians at risk many of taking refuge in camps close to the turkish border say them cause heirloom has more from at may just inside syria close to the border with turkey. this is the marketplace about a refugee camp in northern sy

his main drug has been heroin, which he has used for 45 years.63, he knows it will kill him, too. it will catch up with me. it will kill him, too. quite soon, i would have thought. it will kill him, too. pretty soon? it will kill him, too. i am amazed i made it this far. it will kill him, too. totally amazed. it will kill him, too. for a time in the 1990s, george was doing well as he attended this clinic in widnes. george was doing well as he attended cigarettes injected with diamorphine, medical heroin, were given to users free on the nhs. with diamorphine, medical heroin, the results were dramatic. with diamorphine, medical heroin, drug—related deaths plummeted, as did levels of petty crime such as shoplifting. as did levels of petty crime but, in 1995, the government shut the clinic. michael lyons was a police officer in widnes at the time and recalls the success of the scheme. in widnes at the time and recalls you felt like you were helping the local people, even the local users, because if you can reduce a drugs death, fantastic. because if

what happened to him but he has not read that instead of down others to go has been added to. the from within the company it's an act. so it is it is a general act for the earth citizens not for the young ladies so for doneness thinking never he has not been ordered on a different. opinion he has not been out of there are the reasons we feel we will give a report to the court we believe. and help us with and we think that the donnelly's should have the security to water. on the spot and this would not be had us by the law enforcing it is all by any court does the government give protection to them google has removed more than one hundred applications from its app store after they were found to carry software that attacks computers says one hundred forty five amps on google's play store were loaded with a virus that would then be stored on an android phone device while the virus would affect the phone itself they could attack a computer's windows platform once the smart phone that being plugged in and the virus would then be able to track personal information revealing credit c

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has is that iran's influence in the region is too much and iran has big missiles which. instruments of power it's going to be difficult as persons rowhani said we're going to have children or people that are going to have difficulties there are no restrictions and medicine but since you're going to have banking receptions iran would not be able to pay for the medicine that it needs from outside. iran is producing some of the stuff that that that iran needs for example ninety five percent of the medicine is good use them a sickly there are certain types of medicine that needs to come from outside. so it's going to be difficult for the iranian people or rights groups are demanding the release of reporters who've been arrested for covering the protests in bangladesh a photographer and journalist. is one of several detained human rights watch wants the government to investigate reports he was beaten in jail students have been demonstrating for nine days for tougher traffic laws let's get the latest on the situation in dhaka with tanveer a child very very disturbing situation

has always been. good i mean if you saw them out today but a lot of people and i couldn't believe what happened. i just would hide i think that. inside of me i don't know want to realize what had really happened. just yet can you tell us what's happening around the bridge right now. i think a lot of. a lot of there is to believe there are a lot of helicopters and a lot of people because a lot of people i'm afraid we're out of time we're going to have to wrap it up here frank do your marketing management student in general who witnessed that bridge collapse earlier today thank you so much. thank you. for watching dude i mean there's. me. to help try to differentiate. too long. we don't only drink when we're thirsty. but how much is pleasure. and what are the risks from. the research is surprising. drinking our topic in tomorrow's edition next. return of imagine. a very special citoyen. has just hit the road to. an iconic car now recreated as a sustainable work of art. and we went along for. your romanc

>> taiwan has been the biggest. that market has surprised me the most. have been demanding have been increasing, stepping ever closer to the japanese standard. that has surprised me. that market is overtaking korea for us now. haidi: how hard is it to handle risk? what do you see is the biggest risk? we spend a lot of time talking about the trade war, the deterioration in growth and a rate down in global growth? >> uniformly, we are exposed to areas that are growing. if anything, their growth we see around the world is less convincing in the northern hemisphere. we are not exposed to that area at all. in asia, i feel comfortable about the growth provision that represent.iction of course, trade war provides uncertainty for all players. but the lights still need to be turned on. the growth side of things, if there is a real change, i can see that affecting they metallurgical side. you have a lot of stimulus in china driving the road initiatives. i think that will continue regardless of what happens between the u.s. and china. rishaad: [indiscernible] let's

so why has it endured? out wherever it goes. just the characters are hilarious. ross is my favourite character, just brilliant. why? just his facial expressions. ijust watch it over and over. if there's no—one in, that's all i watch. i'm not evenjoking. i grew up watching fresh prince 0f bel—air, but since i watched friends i have never stopped. you were born years after friends ended. why do you like it? because it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. why? she's funny. to sum up, using the very device the show employed to name each episode, this is the one where friends is still number one. now a nowa man now a man who is rarely alone on here's own sofa. earlier, i spoke to toby earle — tv critic — about this remarkable entertainment phenomenon. no blanket is more comforting than the style just. i think it is purely to do with the fact it harks back to a time that a lot of the viewers were younger and they might be re—watching it with a different set of eyes. also there is the possibili

he has served on the d c circuit. he has written more than 300 opinions and demonstrated he is a judge that tries to observe the constitution and laws according to the text. judge kavanaugh has a said that -- has said that "the text of the law is the law" and judges are not authorized to rewrite laws because they think they should be updated. he has written extensively on and off the bench about separation of powers and statutory interpretation. he has co-authored a book on judicial precedent. the senate judiciary committee will hold a hearing in three weeks to examine judge kavanaugh's record and judicial philosophy. today, we have a panel of distinguished experts here to discuss judge kavanaugh's most significant rulings in the areas of individual rights, administrative law, and national security, some of which may come up during the hearing. so in order to get to our panelists, i will keep their introductions very brief. first up is justin walker, an assistant professor of law at the university of louisville's bran

meanwhile opposition leader chamisa has called for a day of mourning for democracy. and for the very latest i'm joined now by the nicholas one and to increase she joins me from i don't you are at the court in the zimbabwean capital what's happening there . right amrita about twenty people more than twenty people actually are charged here with public violence and that happened after wednesday you might want to recall that this was the day when violence broke out in the harare when opposition supporters took to the streets to protest the delay in announcing the results most of the people who were charged here where arrested in the headquarters of the opposition party and i just talked to one of their lawyers they say it was an opportunistic arrest there's no evidence whatsoever that they were involved in the violence and the opposition has been making it very clear that they believe it's not their supporters behind the violence but rather the military the soldiers and the police who are acting on behalf of the government and this is also what many observers said becaus

japan‘s temperature record has gone as has south korea. interestingly with south korea.l reach around a0, a0 one celsius, then your national record that was set earlier this year is ai so we are on record temperatures there as well. —— ai celsius. let's returned to spain for a moment. let‘s speak now to clare nasir, a meteorologist at the met office and presenter of the bbc weather podcast. she‘s currently on holiday on the costa del sol. how is it where you are? incredibly hot, everybody is seeking the shade, it‘s the middle of the day and temperatures have soared quickly and we are likely to see temperatures up in the 30s. it is about acclimatising when we had from the uk to parts where it is so hot. but inland even hotter as chris has said and parts of spain are on red alert as alert as well as portugal. red alert meaning a threat to life as well as wildfires. at risk of wildfires exists down here as well because it has been so dry over the last month or so. there you are in bright sunshine but often what is striking about this type of weather is how hot it still is a

that has now been cancelled.ook this is all about showing that this huge investment appeared to be working, they have enlisted outside help to trace the problem. but of course, knowing the full scale of the issue is something that nobody knows, not even facebook, so this may only be solving part of the problem. paul barrett is deputy director of new york university's stern center for business and human rights. he's authored a report that looks at russian disinformation tactics and how to counter them. what is your thinking of the latest news? i think it is good news and bad news. the good news is that facebook is being forthcoming and tried to get on top of the problem, providing a lot of the information that they didn't provide in 2016 and only begrudgingly provided in 2017. the bad news is that we cannot know the full extent of what is going on and it is daunting, to say the least, to see that the russians in all likelihood are back trying to disrupt democratic institutions such as the elections coming up this

to north korean labourers, which moscow has denied.urity council resolutions and enforce sanctions on north korea. any violation that detracts from the world's goal of finally fully denuclearising north korea would be something that america would take very seriously. it has been less than two months since president trump and kim jong—un met at the historic trump—kim summit and pledged to work towards denuclearisation. but we are still nowhere closer to figuring out what that actually means. all that mr pompeo has said here at the meetings in singapore is that the timeline, in part, is up to the north korean leader. and until then, economic sanctions on pyongyang will stay. karishma vaswani, bbc news, singapore. speaking earlier, our correspondent in washington, chris buckler, explained why the us administration is so worried about north korea finding ways around the sanctions placed on it. aun a un report given to that console, suggests that north korea is finding ways of getting around sanctions, and that's why there is concern within

has more. this is the first time in zimbabwe's history an inauguration has been stopped the m.d.c. alliance party say they want the election results overturned they say they have evidence forms that show that the results were tampered with the judges could meet quickly if they think this evidence is weak they could throw the case out if they want more time to look at the evidence that could take a couple of days if they don't meet over the weekend monday and choose their public holidays here which means all meet on wednesday they have fourteen a day to make a decision and i can do is wait president elect city respects the court's zanu p.f. supporters aren't thrilled with us opposition supporters are static but most about wins think are concerned about the economy this election was different from other elections regardless of who people voted for a lot of people we spoke to whether the opposition would say it's the first election that robert mugabe on the ballot they hope for a fresh start especially when it comes to the economy they're worried because the south african business com

so why has it endured?s. rossis and selling at wherever it goes. ross is my favourite character, just brilliant. why? just his facial expressions. ijust watch it over and over. if there's no one's in, that's all i watch. i'm not evenjoking. i grew igrew up i grew up watching fresh prince of bel air but since i watched friends i have never stopped. you were born yea rs i have never stopped. you were born years after friends ended. why do you like it? it makes me laugh. who is your favourite character? rachel. she is funny. to sum up, using the very device that show employed to name each episode, this is the one for friends is still number one. —— where friends is still number one.