the home office has set up a serious violence strategy to tackle the problem and has launched a reviewd the trade in illegal drugs. danny shaw, bbc news. with me is rachael box — founder of london village network, which has been setup to tackle knife crime and to create community cohesion. thank you for speaking to us, first off, the age, the use of social media, ten years old, you surprised by that? no, i'm not. one of the listens i started the charity was because my children who were eight at time were coming home from school and telling me who has been stabbed in the playground, not in the playground but the conversation in the playground four years ago of what was going on round the community with knife crime. it has become so normalfor this community with knife crime. it has become so normal for this generation to speak about knife crime i felt i had to get involved and do something about it. so what are the reasons you are hearing and seeing as to why children, as young as ten, are victims or rather feel they have to carry a knife? because there has been a problem that has been e

sauditatement, they said arabia has done the most sophisticated piracy the world has seen.allock -- simona is one match away from winning the qatar open. halep was 4-1 down in the final set before eventually taking the match. she will play belgian elise mertens in the final. six time skiing world champion has missed out on a seventh gold medal. kristofsen of norway has claimed the title in sweden. it is his first-ever metal in a world championship. the rivalry will resume on sunday. championworld rally marcus: has made in less than glorious return to the sport. the 51-year-old was forced to retire from rally season. inlast won the world title 2002. that is sports. more later on. darren: thank you very much. of course, you can find much more news on our website. aljazeera.com. back in a moment with more news. ♪ [alarm sounding] man on film: the chain reaction process in the reactor creates tremendous heat which scientists have learned how to control. man: it was really a patriotic thing to harness the atom. i was excited about nuclear engineeriring because i thoughtt would d

he has remade thejudiciary. when oui’ he has remade thejudiciary.n our export oil and gas, as he would say, like no—one else exports oil and gas. but he is also going to be visionary. however, senate democrats have not been so generous to mr trump. what is the state of the trump economy? failing the middle class. what is the state of the trump healthcare what is the state of the trump healthca re system ? what is the state of the trump healthcare system? failing american families. what is the state of the trump administration? chaos. and what is the state of trump foreign policy? inside out and backward. the bbc‘s laura trevelyan is in new york with the latest. kelly kellyanne conway has been saying that the president will make an appeal for more courtesy in washington. 0f an appeal for more courtesy in washington. of course, that has been in rather short supply after that 35 day partial government shutdown over president trump's desire for a border wall, but tonight the president is apparently going to call for bipartisanship. he is going to sugges

the determination everybody has put in has paid off. had not seen her attacker. at this stage of the investigation, we had very little to go on, no suspects, or witnesses to the attack. we very quickly establish the police needed the help of the community and appeal was launched helping —— asking members of the public to help us find the person responsible for this horrific crime. i can honestly say that the response from the community to assist in this investigation has been overwhelming. zofija kaczan was 100 years old and an active, independent lady who lived a happy life in derby. her passion in life was church, there was never a day that went by when she did not go to church. one of her proudest moments was when she received a letter from the pulp after celebrating her 100th birthday. she was known and loved by all members of the community and considered by many as a grandmother figure with a heart of gold. she lived through the devastation of the warand lived through the devastation of the war and sought some horrific things in he

who has the power of the purse and who has the power over immigration? what is striking, and i'm glad you focused on this, it is congress, not the president, that has the power to set immigration policy and to decide who comes in and out. arguably,al action is has been a usurpation of congressional authority. emergencys indeed an as you describe, the constitution may suggest it is up to congress to resolve it and to strike a balance, compromise or solution over immigration. the president was negotiating with congress over what to do on immigration. that deal fell through. according to our constitutional system, if congress can agree about what to do over immigration and refuses to authorize money, before 1976, the action could not take place. that is a reminder that even when policy issues are hotly contested, our system does count on some degree of compromise and negotiation. that is why madison was so insistent congress be filled with people guided by reason rather than passion and willing to deliberate with the other side. that is why the polarization

he has made a good crack at that he has three/four of the main belts. there's one belt that's alluded him at the moment, and that's currently held by deante wilder, the american the problem is that tyson fury has come back on the scene he counts himself as the linear world champion tho those two had an incredible fight which ended in a very controversial draw now joshua has been going, well, how can i get a fight, bearing in mind these are the two guys and they're going to be fighting each other those are the three men. the fourth man to come out of nowhere really is the man you can see on your screen at the right. it's jarrell miller. he is nicknamed big baby, by himself. he calls him big baby miller he weighs 315 pounds, would you believe. i've stood in front of him he came in at his last fight at 245. bear in mind, i know how big that is, so baby miller is not incredibly short and wide. he is tall in his own right as well over 6 foot. this fight has come out of nowhere, and it's meant that anthony joshua has given up his place at wembley stadium, whi

she has only been in britain.eems to be a bizarre decision, and i'm not entirely sure how that will stand up legally. in order to deprive someone of the british citizenship, the home secretary needs to be satisfied that doing so is... and that they've conducted themselves in a manner which is... he must also be sure that they are... it now transpires that the mother appears to be a bangladesh national. by bangladesh law, that would mean that ms begum is a bangladesh national. that means that she doesn't have only british nationality. therefore, if her british nationality is removed, she is not stateless. tonight, the home office said it would not comment on individual cases, but that any decisions to deprive individuals of their citizenship are based on all available evidence and are not taken lightly. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the home office. well, daniel explains what's likely to happen next. this will now be tied up in the courts for months, if not years. the special immigration appeals commission will be

england putts impressive win in dublin has come as —— has come as “— win in dublin has come as —— hasof thursday. police say his family has been informed. the actor liam neeson has denied being a racist after saying he once wanted to kill a black person. neeson said in a newspaper interview that after someone close to him was raped by a black assailant, he then walked the streets with a cosh, hoping to find any black man willing to pick a fight with him, who he could kill. the actor said he was now ashamed of his feelings, which he described as "horrible". our correspondent colin patterson reports. what makes you think you can kill a man? i read it in a crime novel. liam neeson was being interviewed for the independent in new york about his new film, cold pursuit, when he was asked why his character responded to the murder of his son by going on a revenge killing spree rather than simply grieving. his answer has made front—page news round the world. he explained that in real life, someone close to him was raped. he described those feelings as awful and horrid and explained that he lea

catherine has done remarkably well. she has worked at rehab very hard.e world cup so she is engaging really, really well. fingers crossed she will be able to play a full and active part. taylor's return comes after having missed the t20 in the west indies. she missed the 2016 season as she managed issues surrounding anxiety. she has recently gained a diploma in life coaching, something she hopes will help her and those around her. it was a decision i made with my family. i like that field and i like to help people to live there for this life. they can achieve happiness i suppose so life coaching seemed an easy happiness i suppose so life coaching seemed an easy avenue happiness i suppose so life coaching seemed an easy avenue to happiness i suppose so life coaching seemed an easy avenue to go happiness i suppose so life coaching seemed an easy avenue to go down so i got there diploma the other day. it was nice to get and post it. i am really played that. i have obviously been through whatever i have been through and i want to prevent people going through

since then travel to those countries has also been restricted. the spike the politics surrounding this asian cup games qatar fans are simply proud. it's a great feeling thank goodness we got here after a lot of hard work and perseverance. i can't describe my feeling today i feel as happy as any arab especially when my country achieved something like this it was a great game too and to beat such a great team like japan makes it an even bigger achievement it's a win for the amir the amir father and everyone who lives in qatar and every era every one without discriminating between them. it was a great game a very exciting game and thank god that the qatari team won i want to thank our boys what they've achieved from the start of the tournaments to the end. once the trophies were handed out in abu dhabi the real celebrations began in doha. the new champions are expected to return home on saturday where they will receive a royal welcome. as these asian games. to an end qatar's national football team has proved that they are ready for the biggest footb

she has divided cabinet, she has divided the party, that is obvious.omething the adviser last week on brexit was talking about, overheard in a bar talking about. she stuck to this line rigidly all the way through, we are going to leave on the 29th of march and that is the will of the people. however it is becoming increasingly difficult given the tensions across the two political parties to actually manage that and what needs to be done and her own cabinet are saying that to her. watch this space. what you think? what is your money on in terms of what might happen in the next, you know, march 29 and beyond ? happen in the next, you know, march 29 and beyond? we have a big vote on march the 12th. i think it is very likely at this stage that this week will be critical because although she has decided to delay the vote, the more meaningful boat until march i2, and that is dire looting the amendments, i think anybody‘s money at the moment will be on this week deciding whether there will be an extension to the article 50 process, because there is a groundsw

malcolm has been murdered. they had i'm terrified of the repercussions in the streets. one wonders who is next. as the airlift got under way, there was no let—up in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flow down to the sea on the east of the island, away from the town for the time being, but it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they've called it mir, the russian for peace. the latest headlines: a convoy of trucks has evacuated civilians from the last piece of syrian territory still held by the extremist group, the so—called islamic state. almost 70 people have died in a fire in the bangladeshi capital. several other injured people have been taken to hospital. one of the most senior cardinals in the catholic church has admitted he could have handled abuse allegations brought to him better and faster. 0swald gracias, archbishop of mumbai, is one of four men organising a vatican conference this

the deal has been torn up because one of seaborne ferries main backers has pulled out.described the situation as a ‘national embarrassment‘ and demanded the resignation of the transport secretary, chris grayling. the government says it is already in advanced talks with a number of companies to secure additional freight capacity in the event of a no deal. earlier, i spoke to the shadow transport secretary, labour's andy mcdonald, who said he was disappointed but not surprised at the news. the due diligence process that we were told about was clearly in tatters, totally and utterly deficient. i do ask, what on earth has chris grayling got to do before he is sacked? this is, yet again, another episode in a long catalogue the due diligence process that we were of catastrophes on his watch, and this is quite ridiculous. it is just that a weakened prime minister hasn't the ability to sack one of the very few friends she has in government. but this is a national embarrassment. it's not as if we are saying it now. we were saying for months that this would not work. we said when

will he has been his voice has really it could run like with young people because he's young himself is saying that it's time to change the system and also like all the candidates like it is to say in my taking i have also addressed in the own way a different part of the programs but i've seen lacking in this campaign issues around when around like environment specially none of them really address it for my opinion in a serious way to opposition rivals kareem wadded former mayor of the car khalifa salo were barred from running in the race after being convicted for corruption the opposition accuses saul of using the courts to crackdown on dissent. this is the polling station of medina in downtown de car it's a stronghold for the opposition and despite the calls for president. to boy called this election people came out to vote because there is a long tradition of democracy in senegal and whoever wins this election will be in charge of a country wealthier than ever an estimated fifty billion dollars of oil and gas has been discovered off the coast of senegal forty qatif years the cultu

has more. from the moment the dam was nothing could stop this wall of sludge and mud on the right of the picture employees can be seen driving around the mining complex in brazil seconds later the vehicles a swallowed up by tonnes of iron ore waste. parts of the nearby town of brahma genia were also engulfed a week home from the disaster brazilians paid homage to the victims rescuers post the search for survivors as ten helicopters hovered about the accident site releasing flower petals just as was a squirrel all the flowers that were released or donated by people to smore ning as a way to show their affection and respect for the victims. mining is the area's main employer amidst the grief and the recriminations many a worried about the future i go out of the large of ok right now from a junior will fall there will be unemployment the majority of people work in mining so the town will go down like i did my residence anger is mainly directed at the mine owners they all the same pot owners of a n

northern ireland has the u.k.'s only land border with the european union and the businesses of this province a feeling the uncertainty of a more acutely the most threesome a promise an unshakable commitment to avoiding a hard border northern ireland does not have to rely on the irish government or the european union to prevent a return to borders of the past the u.k. government will not let that happen i will not let that happen to resubmit a speech offered reassurances that the business leaders here found it less than reassuring and there were no new specifics about what alternative arrangements might be found to the northern ireland backstop. the biggest fear is a no deal that we cannot sleep walkin to new deal situation so in our best this is across the u.k. are not prepared for a new deal situation so i don't think anyone can really prepare it's very difficult to prepare for what would a new deal look like if it doesn't work then we have to go back and i was in military suits to you know what what is going to w

jeremy corbyn has done that.ar we would support a second referendum if the alternative for brexit isn't supported by the commons. a sensible step to have taken. we are where we are. i very much regret that good colleagues have felt they could no longer be members. i disagree with their decision. but i hope one day some of them, maybe all of them, will decide that they can rejoin labour. we are a broad church and we have disagreements from time to time but i hope they can be resolved. . thanks forjoining us. where are we with the brexit process ? where are we with the brexit process? we've heard several perspectives. given the new timetable. i'm joined by bronwen maddox, from the institute of government, the body examining government, the body examining government conduct. we have had a significant change from mrs may. she has acknowledged the real possibility of a delay to this. before that, it was not possible for her. bringing in this vote she has opened up some of the options. she is saying she's going to put

of am i has agreed to fully cooperate with the motor investigation and it has received an immunity deal in testifying on that but part of that of course is not engaging in further malfeasance and knocked acting as an agent of the white house that's under investigation if you will this this seemingly shows behavior a ledge behavior that's very much out of line with the deal that packer made with the muller team there has been a fire at the training ground of one of brazil's most famous football clubs flamengo it's based in rio de janeiro firefighters say at least ten people have been killed the facility has accommodation for teenage players some of whom was sleeping when the blaze broke out and said to the training center was only recently expanded and opened two months ago you had to smile because an honest and says there may have been an explosion actually at the training center. one neighbor did tell local television that he heard an explosion shortly after five am local time this morning and the fire and followed this explosion people. are devastated you have families rushing to the

she has thank you to the eu. she has turned into a juggler.binet will leave if she tries to have a soft brexit. she is hoping that she can then make them up with labour mps who have been bought by this plan. everybody wants different things seems, to be honest. and also labour mps won't support the corbyn idea because they won't want anything to do with mrs may. there is going to be an amendment so we will hear what some of the mps think should happen. then there will be another chance to come back and have another chance to come back and have agoat another chance to come back and have a go at deal towards the of this month but the main thing is, there needs to be this meaningful they talk about. that is likely to happen just before we leave, well, the date that has been arranged for us to leave the eu, on march 29. it might be march 21. is a serious feeling that there is running down of the clock so that we are going to be with taking some decision whether we like it or not and she seems to be suggesting that she talks to jeremy, she being th

now, he has almost 4 million votes. now, he has a lot of work ahead of him. nigeria. the economy is barely out of a recession. then there is the matter of insecurity across the country. boko haram in the north—east of the country. clashes between herdsman who are looking for pasture for their cows, and farmers whose cows these farms destroy across the middle belt of nigeria. —— clashes between herdsmen. but from what we can tell, president muhammadu buhari has won a second term in office and it looks like he will be continuing for another four years. pakistan says it will respond after india launched air strikes against militants within its borders, close to the disputed region of kashmir. it's a major escalation of tensions between the two nuclear—armed nations. india says the attacks targeted terrorists from a group in balakot. but pakistan said the strikes hit an empty area and no—one was hurt. 0ur india correspondent yogita limaye reports. in this mountainous part of pakistan's north—east, india claims to have hit a militant group. it says its aircraft bo

frankfurt has done really well.he lobby group for the german financial capital claims almost $800 billion in further assets will be moved there from london before the end of march. this as banks step up the transfer of their business. it says 30 financial firms have chosen frankfurt for their new eu headquarters. meanwhile, eu leaders say there will be no renegotiation of the brexit deal — making no deal ever more likely. the brexit issue is not a question between the republic of ireland and the united kingdom, it is the european issue and that is why we cannot accept the idea, which is circulated around, that the withdrawal agreement could be reopened. the backstop is part of the withdrawal agreement, we cannot reopen the discussion on the brexit. shanti kelemen is senior portfolio manager at the private bank, coutts. good morning. you are listening to those statistics that we were rattling out, it sounds like a big number, or $1 trillion worth of asset gone already since the referendum. is your take on what is goi

has been upping the pressure on europe to bend chinese telecom giant huawei for its part germany has yet to make up its mind as she whether to allow while way to help build super fast five g. mobile networks in the country according to media reports german ministers are meeting today to discuss whether while ways unbeatable pricing could come at a cost to privacy. speaking before an audience of university students in japan german chancellor angela merkel had this to say about the security risks posed by chua way. something that needs to be discussed with china that the company doesn't simply hand over data to the government but the german consumers can be sure the chinese doesn't get access to data on chinese products that are sold in germany. to. her comments will be scrutinized japan's government has already predicted the use of wildly networking here the u.s. now says europe is the top priority in its effort to ban while way use among our like nations britain and canada are considering bans astray and new zealand have already moved ahead with them germany traditionally a close u.s

our correspondent has more. that the up to news foreign minister has announced his resignation on his instagram. ever since he was appointed in 2013, he has been the face of the iranian government. over the past couple of years, since the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal, he has actively the nuclearn and deal. he is one of the most popular politicians. many say thehey are sorry to see him leave. are not sorry. >> the only person that can run this is zarif. it is a shame. our president should not accept his resignation. be a shame if he resisigns. >> i am not upset he is leaving. he knows where the country is heading. he is stepping aside for his own good. >> he has reached the end of his rope. all members of the government should resign because they cannot think of anything. not the economy, people, nuclear deal. has yet tot rouhani accept the resignation. there are some reports there are negotiations underway to keep him. anotother unusual act ishe absence of an explanatition by . as toeeeef -- by mr. zarif

andy beatt has more. and instead decided it would stay a while, spending the next decade and a half roving the eerie martian landscape, reliably sending postcards back home, including proof that water, the necessary building block for life, did indeed flow at one point in martian history. but then a summer dust storm covered the rovehs then a summer dust storm covered the rover‘s solar panels. on the 10th of june it sent back this image, before falling silent. now, after sending thousands of unreturned messages over the past eight months, scientists have come to the inevitable conclusion that opportunity is no more. it is therefore that i am standing here with a sense of deep appreciation and latitude that i declare the opportunity mission is complete, and with it, the mars exploration —— rover mission is completed. but mars exploration is not over yet. a new robot will be launched in 2020 and curiosity, which landed in 2012, is still covering ground. like many on social media, it offered its own eltonjoh

pushed forward with its nuclear program and it has even has even increased its nuclear stockpile terry bussin thank you so much a correspondent in hanoi. now i got some breaking news this hour pakistan says it has shot down two indian air force jets after they crossed the disputed border in kashmir an army spokesman also say. that one of the pilots has been captured an indian official earlier said an indian air force plane crashed in indian controlled kashmir and local media are also accusing pakistani combat jets of entering indian airspace in kashmir india launched air strikes it claimed targeted the josh homme a terror group in pakistani territory on tuesday tensions between the two nuclear powers have been escalating since a suicide attack on indian troops in kashmir two weeks ago. of course we'll keep you updated on any other developments in that developing story well let's move on to yemen right now though and the weapons used to wage war there the four year conflict has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis the german government has repeatedly denied any knowledge of ger

has something. to give me for. my son christopher has given mary strength and pacing prejudice and along with it criminalizes mary's very identity. in kenya it's not illegal to be gay but it is against the law to act on it in practice this means that in so many cases like that of mary as u.t.i. q couples have had their relationships repressed by the state and given the widespread disapproval of homosexuality they face constant discrimination and the threat of violence in their community kitchen window. is really did. because they're bringing a woman on their way god group to adam and eve not adam and steve. it's not accepted. we can't do that and never learned with that use of behavior be created selves although they are born like that so i don't know i see it is i'm not good news court. because i'm still a teen she's encountered hasn't broken marriage spirit. give yourself. a minute this. you need. to because all the different in those and make me. who are low. i don't know what these hold would hold dear. mary ho

has reached 2200 million tons. this means more than five handcuff-fold increase with respect toll agricultural products and in order -- the people should know there's been an accelerating trend in country's progress. in the past five years, our agricultural product has exceeded the previous regime. there has been 25 million tons of increase in the amount of agricultural products so our farmers and engineers and those active in the agriculture sector have made a major break-through. the yield of wheat was four million tons and today that figure has reached close to 14 million tons. it has been more than three-fold increase in the products related to wheat, bread and bread and speaking of our ag turl exports compared to the previous regime, 230-fold increase prior to the revolution, the figure has reached $5.7 billion. so, today, we have more than $5 billion of agricultural exports. at the time of the previous regime was less than $300 million. therefore, we have chosen the right path. speaking of the modern irrigati

that has flourished.seriously enough and i think he's incapable, if i'm honest, of dealing it properly and i think he has failed to get to grips with it. ian austin says he will not join the new independent group set up this week by other disgruntled collea g u es this week by other disgruntled colleagues and does not agree with them about the need for another brexit referendum. jeremy corbyn was in spain today talking about brexit. this was his response to the defection. i am sorry he has taken that course of action. he was elected like me in 2017 under a ma nifesto elected like me in 2017 under a manifesto that pledged to deal with poverty, injustice and in britain. that's how we were elected and i think we should campaign on those issues. when other labour mps including luciana berger resigned on monday they partly blamed mr corbyn's inability to deal with anti—semitism. ian austin'sjewish adopted father was forced to fully with the nazis. he told former colleague jess with the nazis. he told former co

they have to look at what weber mueller has gathered. he -- robert mueller has gathered.he report so far from the house and senate intelligence committees, these have been narrow and there has not been much follow-up, so we are just getting the follow-up now it is premature to say there is not anything there. david: we have robert mueller's investigation, we have the investigation in new york, and we have the local prosecutor in manhattan who says he will pursue the possibility of indicting paul manafort, if the president pardons him. that is what bloomberg is reporting today. how can they do that? jessica: the state of new york is an independent sovereign from the federal government, so it has separate authority to pursue charges under the criminal law. so, he became pursue those charges. there are double jeopardy laws that restrict circumstances in which a state prosecutor can pursue the same charges that have already been pursued by the federal government. under the law, as long as it is not the same charge, the same elements as the federal law, there is room to charge

and it has all the going downwards, now a much tighter race. david: the bar has been lowered. now at number one. emma: changing back and forth a lot. david: commit, what do republicans want to hear from the president tonight? we will talk with matt gaetz of florida, who will talk about trade, the border wall and more. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i'm david westin. we turn to mark crumpton now for first word news. mark: the president's enough grow committee is reviewing a subpoena for documents from federal prosecutors in new york, but his spokesperson says the intention is to cooperate. the group raised a record $107 million to celebrate the inauguration. donors and foreign contributions have drawn scrutiny. and the virginia governor is holding on to his office, despite growing calls for his resignation. nearly all of the democratic establishment has turned against him in after a race as photo from his medical school yearbook surfaced last week. the republican house speaker says they are hoping he steps down. the picture show

it is possible that kim jong un has decided that development is more important than what has been hisit, nuclear weapon. we don't know that yet. no one knows. but i want to give the president a chance, i think he has accomplished more than i thought he would. >> ed: absolutely appeared in his defense, the president will probably say the reason why he was using the fire and fury rhetoric back in 2017 was, that time, there were thresholds being crossed by the north koreans, miniaturized nuclear weapons being added to a missile, the idea that perhaps that could reach america, is what sparked some of that rhetoric, at least. let's put the onus on kim jong un, is he serious about actually denuclearizing? >> we don't know that. this second summit will give us a much better indication of what he really wants. at least, i hope it will. my great concern about the summit is you are going to have more handshakes and more symbolism, but no concrete steps toward that word -- words we haven't heard a lot about lately, cv i.d., if you remember, comprehensive, verifiable, irreversible, denuclearizati

and why has he left?l respected labour backbencher, a very small majority, his constituency at the moment, only 22. but he has launched a blistering attack on the party leadership as he has walked out. it was expected that if there was going to be another labour defection in the next few days, ian austin was the top of everyone's watch list. he has been in despairof everyone's watch list. he has been in despair of how the party has been handling anti—semitism for a very long time. he had a big run in with the party chairman, ian lavery, last summer, which put him under investigation, actually, with how he approached the discussions with the party chairman. in his resignation interview that he has done with the local paper, he said a culture of extremism, anti—semitism and intolerance was driving good people and mps out of the labour party. he is very cross. this is what he said this morning. i have decided to leave the labour party. i have written to my constituents this morning to tell them that and i've

deal she has negotiated. is the requests to get a report like this published. the timing is curious, because this is what is going to happen if we crash out without a deal and therefore you start to think about the chaos in the house right now and mp starting to think, actually, we don't want 9% of the economy to be weakened over the next 15 years. therefore to win oui’ the next 15 years. therefore to win our vote for the deal? when i read about some of the details of what is in this report, nothing surprised me. the thing i have not heard before, this prediction on what might happen to the uk. again, it is a prediction, it is what people think might happen. we have heard that from the imf, many other places. there was nothing that was new for me. it is nothing new, but it is deal and alarming and it is getting closer to home. we are days away from the end of march. the uncertainty, it is starting to crush business. i have a group of founders and it is unbelievable how me people have said that deal cycles wer

his problem, though, has been what has happened this week.european economic area as an exit mechanism. i supported your approach, he says, but now we have got to the developers this week which lead to a sequence of events culminating in the eu dictating the terms of any extension requested and the final humiliation of our country. so, his fear is that britain might not ever be able to leave. he feels it is much better to get over the line, to leave at the end of march, and then worry about the future relationship. his fear is that even though theresa may has said, look, any extension to article 50 would be short, it would not last very long, he knows it is not last very long, he knows it is not in her gift. partly there are those in parliament that are pushing for a much longer period of extension. also, it is up to the eu. at that point, you simply can't know what might happen next. i think there has been a certain amount of frustration from him of those fellow brexiteers who have refused to back the deal, because he fears, ultimately, that

think he is dangerous and he has put their relationship at risk but president trump has steadfastly insisted the us solve the relationship is more important than establishing accountability for murder it's all about america first we're not going to give up hundreds of billions of dollars in orders and let russia china and everybody else have a it's all about for me very simple it's america first saudi arabia's senior diplomat continues to deny any involvement by the kingdom's leaders in the murder refusing to react to a new york times report that the crown prince is on record as saying he would use a bullet on jamal khashoggi. the report dismissed as based on unknown sources and the following tweet posted on the saudi foreign ministry account we will hold who are responsible for the death of her showed she to account the question is what happens now the president has ignored the ultimatum the answer is simply nothing there are no punitive measures involved in this process which essentially relies on the good faith of all parties something the president's critics contend is absent in the whit

, because it has happened again.hurts our hearts. when the dam broke, a warning system should have alerted everyone downstream, but vale now says the deluge was moving too fast for that to happen. so there was no sound from this siren near the home of mario fontes. last year, vale calculated the likely impact of the dam collapsing. this satellite image shows how the sludge actually spread. we don't know how accurately vale predicted this. but did the company share its conclusions? "no, there was never any alert or training", mario says. "no information, absolutely nothing about us being at such risk". at a meeting in one community where everyone has suffered a loss, a public prosecutor accused vale of putting profits first and not investing enough in maintaining the dam. if you spend less in maintaining... how can i say, maintenance? you go up with profits. and they don't care about the risks. this is the problem. vale has sent engineers to see the damage. but they did not want to talk. is it true that vale knew ther

susana mendonca has more.t from the business secretary as he left his home earlier but greg clark's views on a no deal track set are now loud and clear. he is one of three cabinet members do is to come out against the government line. in an interview with the daily mail, they warned it would be better to seek to extend article 50 and delay the date of departure rather than crash out of the european union on march 29. their comments have angered some conservative brexiteers. if ministers are cabinet ministers can't support the government's position, then they have to resign. the government's position is very clear, we are living on the 29th of march, something the prime minister has said 108 times. in the cabinet —— in the commons. has said 108 times. in the cabinet -- in the commons. downing street hasn't responded to the accusation and said the prime minister is working hard to get a deal. the liberal democrat leader said the comments from members of the heart of cabinet made leaving with no deal less likely.

border between opposition supporters and police no victims are reported believe a group of countries has sent a request to the international criminal court to look at the humanitarian situation in venezuela that comes as the u.s. vice president in additional fifty six million dollars to support the opposition. iran's foreign minister mohammad. announces his resignation a statement on social media on monday the reason for the resignation remains unclear so far. because of donald trump the meeting with north korean leader kim jong un in capital. go to argue for more on the latest headlines sophia and co is up next right here on our international stay with us. paul welcome to. interest in the intentions are moving the middle eastern peace even further away will israel. ever. president mahmoud abbas's advisor. with yet another american leader trying to find a solution to the israeli palestinian conflict the parties remain. but beautiful stalling accusations as hopes for peace continue to fade where might a breakthrough come from to move the process along is there a chance of compromise with

jeremy corbyn has tweeted why has the roll out not been stopped.implementation will happen by the end of 2023 the labour party has revealed it received 673 complaints about anti—semitism amongst members since april last year, and that 12 people were expelled from the party as a result. 96 members were also immediately suspended, 146 received a written warning, and 220 cases were found to have insufficient evidence. senior cabinet ministers have sought to reassure brexit supporters that there'll be no back—tracking by the prime minister after the government offered to hold fresh talks with labour on the uk's departure from the eu. 0ne cabinet minister described labour's proposals for a permanent customs union with the eu — after the uk has left — as a "dangerous delusion". 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg reports. he does not look that enthusiastic about a compromise. has the pm met your demands? but are jeremy corbyn and the government moving any closer together? with huge numbers of tory mps disgruntled at the prime minister's deal, any sign

it has to be cautious.he venezuelans also try to find their own domestic solution. 20 seconds. i agree with that but what you said was why are we talking about corbyn? from my position, and our country, he is the closest we get to an apologist for that regime which explains... he is the leader of the opposition, he has no power in this particular... we are not going to get... descend into a discussion at this point about uk policy on venezuela, because we actually need to move on to another country which i suppose is a cautionary tale on what can happen when outside powers line up behind competing presidents, because last year... last year the world's worst manmade humanitarian disaster was yemen and this year it's still yemen. according to a new us intelligence assessment, the war there has lefti million people with cholera and 16 million with no reliable access to drinking water and food. the us congress is increasingly uneasy about supporting a saudi led bombing campaign which costs civilian lives. but w

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this is the first time the gulf nation has made this far in the tournament while japan has won four times categories are banned from attending the match due to the blockade being imposed upon qatar by hosts the u.a.e. as well as three other nations there is a fan zone here in doha where we can see fans glued to the screen behind you. yes it's very tense in the first few minutes of the game it started just a short while ago but regardless of the outcome of this game the mood here is one of celebration many of the people i spoke to say for them there has already won despite the outcomes of the finals they called important game which took place on tuesday between qatar newey was what really impressed many friends here they say just by all the obstacles they face qatar has maintained a poise and united see which is something they're very proud of and the fact that this team is seen as the underdog of this entire asian cup gauge they managed to maintain a clean net so they scored sixteen goals so far in six games and they have yet to concede one game that's something that that many of the fenc

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because japan has seen -- is bonds. this country for it has an aging p opulation.elow zero for the 10-year. i was startled to see and everyone was starting to see that german yields are off of zero, too. bond yields are falling globally and certainly chinese bonds are benefiting from that. what about the deleveraging campaign, the attempt to add more cash into the system. how is that helping with bond prices? wes: i think that the deleveraging campaign, you know, constricted growth a little bit and they have eased off of that. the fact that they have eased off of that and have don other things to support companiese will help bonds. juliette: always good to get your insights. wes bgoodman. thecan follow them on bloomberg. twone: so, we've seen these default. once again bringing up the credit concerns. it raise the questions we are putting on our blog. let's bring it up for our audience to see, of course. basically how bad is the situation right now? is this credit crunch going to reverberate in global markets? khiem: we do not think so. i think as the previous speak

everyone has a voice. here twitter and you could be on the street join the global conversation on now to zero. welcome back up your mind at the top stories here on al-jazeera venezuela's military has reaffirmed its milty from battled president nicolas maduro the defense minister vladimir but reno says the armed forces will remain in position along the border to prevent potential threats. down a prime minister imran khan is denying indian allegations that his country was involved in last week's bombing in the disputed kashmir region forty one indian soldiers were killed in a suicide blast india has dismissed khan's offer to cooperate in an investigation. and senior members of the trumpet ministration not being accused of pushing for nuclear technology sales to saudi arabia repeatedly ignoring legal objections democrats are launching an investigation after releasing a report based on testimony from whistleblowers. russia says it's opened to the humanitarian corridors in syria to allow people in the rock band

high school has demanded the u.k. and its control of the chad go silence as rapidly as possible and return the territory to militias. honest on the trunk prepares for his second meeting with north korean leader kim jong un we look at how the host nation vietnamese getting ready for the summit.

madieu also has powerful allies he supported by russia and china who are wary of session an example of a north or tarion ruler being deposed with the help of an outside power washington in this case. this all means that despite venezuela's huge economic problems vested interests both inside and outside the country could prolong the political turmoil much longer than some observers told my ok let's get the latest now from a caracas and our correspondent oscar schleicher who joins us on the phone oscar u.s. president donald trump says he's leaving the option of military intervention in venezuela on the table are his comments likely to help. well i think trump comments are not any different than in the past regarding britain where the together with comments we have heard from my parents on payroll and both have been consistent in training officers are undergoing learning and military intervention especially if any harm comes to one whitehall so in a sense it has helped one way grow bigger in the past years we have we have seen a rise in political prisoners in venezuela and they have been

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it has reserved its right to defend itself.sions between the neighboring nuclear states have been growing since a deadly militant attack on indian troops two weeks ago. reporter: jubilation across india as news of the airstrikes emerged. there have been growing impatience to a suicide attack against indian soldiers earlier this month. celebrations erupted throughout the country. according to the indian government, a large number of militatants were killed afafters warplanes struck a training camp . the town is some 50 kilometers from the so-called line of control. the cease-fire line which is the defective border in kashmir. -- de facto border in kashmir. new delhi says it launched the airstrikes because it had intelligence t that the militant group was planning furtherer attacks. >>>> the governmnment of india s firmly a and resolutely committd to taking all necessary measures to fight the menace of terrorism. hence this nonmilitary preemptive action was specifically targeted at the camp. reporter: but pakistan is disputing in

th suspect has reportedly been killed. nada tawfik has been following the situation from new york.oins us now. what more can you tell us? nada: we are expecting an update from authoriti shortly, but what we do know of the moment is that the shooter istoead, accordineports. there have also been multiple casualties. four police officers who were among the first to reond to the shooting at the industrial complex in aurora, illinois, were injured. they were struck by gunfire, but they are said to be in stable condition. we have heard from to hospitals that are each treating to patients, both with non-life-threateningnjuries, that they were airlifted to the hospitals after the shooting. but that is pretty much the extent of what we know in terms of injuries come in terms of any ilother decoming out from the scene. right now police are still there conducting the investigation, but they say that the s secure. jane: these things are always veryy confused, they happen v quickly. but what do know about the sponse and how this started? calls came in9 around 2:00 p.m. local, there was a fast r