in prison carried on also calling on hong kong to distance themselves from the violence from the protest movement and support the government here in hong kong charlotte that steady stream of demonstrators behind you shows people continuing to wear their mass virtually everybody they are resolved have you she any arrests or consequences so far as a result of this. none have been reported so far it is so peaceful had there on any police that we can see of following this protest here the feeling of course is that will change that's been the patent on so many of these protests day of these protests is that it starts peaceful then descends into the into violence with police making arrests and firing tear gas as well the people that we've spoken to they say that they are still defiant they would still rather face knocks on the street people tell us police simply cannot arrest everybody here who is wearing a face mask joshua brought just one very prominent activists here he shot to fame during the umbrella me been pretty much the umbrella movement 2014 tweeting just a few moments ago that he too would be with. airing is mosque out on the streets today you'v

place every year here in hong kong the harbor has also been counseled as well this is a very toned down celebration for the great beijing supporters here in hong kong charlotte with this very tense day very in hong kong and no violence you know the protest going over to violence how have authorities there been reacting. well there's been a huge police presence on the streets all day today they have been firing tear gas the multiple locations across hong kong we've seen water cannon as well in fact just a short time ago this street that i'm standing on right now is absolutely a filled with tear gas we in fact saw one woman confronting police as they were firing out take us without a mate a face mask then the take out kind of says was fired from the line of police and they were fired very very close to where journalists withstanding this is a very violent day here police came to try and crack down on these protests which they say are illegal and of course authorities here are keen to stop these protests overshadowing upstaging what is going on in beijing they don't want to see that beijing dorothy's embarrassed by the protests that are taking place here over a

the late has we're joined by day to be a correspondent charlotte shells some pill who's in hong kong charlotte tell us what's happening there at the moment. rebecca hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people have been back on the streets today is really turning into another violent evening we've seen news very liberally on the streets with that said blue dye which is so often used here in hong kong designed to sustain and mock anybody who is hits in an attempt to try and identify them perhaps arrest them later and then of course tear gas as well round after round of tear gas canisters have been fired at protesters now this protest did begin very peacefully we had people of all ages on the streets but then as is the pattern at these protests police moved in to clear the protesters out because after all this is an unauthorized protest left behind the young people mainly who are on the front lines who've been engaged in these clashes with police we what we've really seen in the last few hours is that a cat and mouse game between the police and protesters is one follows another to various differ

all right let's get you the very latest from hong kong charlotte cho some pill is standing by in hong kong the party district where the protests are taking place a show that we understand police are out in force so are pro-democracy demonstrators some of them wearing how we mask how volatile photo is this current situation. let it we've seen 5 months of protests now in hong kong but this evening has to surely go down as one of the most surreal that we've seen so far at the moment i've got a riot police standing behind me they came in and cleared this party district that you had to king about a short time ago that was taken after the area they marched through the streets making sure that any protesters had been moved out of the way and then in front of me i've got revolutions that drinking big and wearing full costumes here is while there are still people who are determined to party tonight on halloween but it has really been it was very unusual to see take us through this area many people wiping their eyes people and involved stunned at what was taking place we know as well that there

the pill is monitoring developments in hong kong and she joins us now for the latest so charlotte we can see you are now wearing a gas mask it's night time in hong kong are there more clashes of the kind we saw overnight on friday. mariana we have just been told to put the face muffler on in the last couple of minutes that is because police have been issuing a warning to the protesters who have gathered here at the moment that they will disperse them with 2 gas we are outside a police station at the moment where people have been gathered off and on for the last couple of hours protesting that thanks mum ban as i'm sure you can see mother with them still wearing face masks not just to be clear most full of professionals being cool to well they must feel but furthermore you know if it is so well considered a no hope protesters would face up to a year in prison and a hefty fine for wearing the mug but it just doesn't move very unpleasant if you don't have them are the people clearly referring to thank coverage now charlotte there is extreme violence last night there were train stations t

joining me now is shawna chosen because she is in hong kong charlotte 1st of 4 tell me exactly where you are and what does this internet injunction mean. every time i am on one of the most well known one of the busiest poncy districts of home call this entire week of course this should be filled with revelers instead it's filled with protesters with police and with members of the press as well police just behind me a botched the cordoned off this area meaning that revenues cars even get into the ball the clubs that are around it even if they wanted to there is such a great concern about violence breaking out kids night particularly as you say in light of the latest news today this interim injunction that has been granted which means that there is a ban on anything forced to incite violence on the internet platforms that would include problems like telegram which protesters years regularly to communicate and so tonight protestors well there's a lot of confusion about that injunction at the moment it's not very clear exactly what the scope will be but there are concerns that it will af

and our correspondent charlotte shall some hell has been covering all of this for us in hong kong hi charlotte what is the situation there today. siri they have been numerous flash mob protests that have sprung up in several different places across hong kong today the mood here very somber very anger angry after what took place yesterday at that protest the shooting of that young teenage protester here in the commercial district of hong kong hundreds of people gathered during their lunch break. many of them still dressed in suits to voice their anger some of them chanting anti government chan's then there were protests that took place at the school if the teenager who is winded a lot of students sitting down one arm across their chest signifying the area where that student was shot what we saw yesterday to be very clear was a huge escalation in the violence that we've seen in hong kong safe opulence previously have fired warning shots into the air we've seen tear gas we've seen rubber but it's never the food though have we seen a protester shot by a live rounds now we were on the stre

identities as they were ushered away the face mask ban has further fuelled violent protests in hong kong. charlotte shells and pill has been talking with the activists she sent us this report. the chaos now say widespread it's been edging on the severity of. the ngo so deep it's becoming harder and holiday to escape. authorities say it scenes like this that justify sweeping new emergency palace. i was but house in the streets the ban on face mosques is having little effect with protesters warning it's just the tip of the iceberg. i didn't say at 1st pace that they've even prior to apply the law and i think that's much much more to come alone is a great deal more and more angry but you never know what the government will put out it was just worried about the whole called the. 10 year chant is among a number of pro-democracy lawmakers challenging the emergency luring cool she says it gives chief executive carrie lamb unlimited power to impose what she calls authoritarian measures this is a very very dangerous situation it's really taking away our freedoms our human rights and it's a pure violation of

hong kong. ok so charlotte there clearly a message there of solidarity. and looks like we are having some technical difficulties actually charlottesville simple our reporter on the ground there in hong kong we are no longer able to reach or obviously a very fluid situation there on the ground will try to talk to a little bit later let's move on now meanwhile as we mentioned china is staging huge celebrations to mark a 70 years of communist rule the people's republic of china has changed beyond all recognition since it was founded 7 decades ago after a bitter civil war with nationalists and today president xi jinping said china's development would be peaceful but its military would safeguard its sovereignty and security. strength discipline and vision this was the message from a state that has defied the odds for 70 years on tuesday the world's longest surviving communist nation celebrated its achievements on a grand scale standing where chairman mao proclaimed the people's republic in 1949 president struck a combative note. today a socialist china is stand

charlotte charleston paul for us in hong kong thank you very much.let's turn now to some german soccer news and saturday's bundesliga match up saw dortmund play host to blabber the surprise leaders early in the season on dortmund was without a victory in their last 3 games but 2 nil when put them right back into the running for the title here's how the match played out. dortmund were looking to end the run of draws against the team with the strongest away form in the table a tough task thing for lucy in 5 a side. chances were at a premium early on by stephan lane a kind close to gladbach after less slow bennis whipped a free kick round to the back post. dortmund's best opportunity also came from a set piece again so mark was more than equal to match who most hated. dortmund looks to have taken the lead through token hazza but it wasn't to be with a video referee sporting an offside in the buildup. marker royce defended. the team's remained nikken nick nil nil at the interval. after the break the home side came out with fresh gusto and in themselves t

chosen bill standing by in hong kong for us charlotte that city has been dominated for months now by the end the beijing demonstrations what's happening where you are right now. brian we're one of several mass protests taking place across hong kong today and the mood really has changed quite dramatically in the last hour or so we're hearing that sick ass has been fired in multiple different locations we're also getting reports from local media that to live warning shots were followed was fired by police officers it's still very early years in the day here usually the pattern has been peaceful protesters in the day descending into violent clashes in the evening when we've already seen those clashes on the street there is an enormous police presence here off to rule this protest has not been authorized anyone taking part therefore is breaking the norm not sure if you can see behind me at the moment but there are police officers stationed across this area they're up on looking down on the protesters looking to see what's happening to try and kee

and let's go right to hong kong our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is standing by for us there hi charlotte so we have the protests on the streets of hong kong for several weeks now we're also seeing these dramatic pictures of chaos in the territories parliament how long can carry lamb really hang on as a leader. well carrie lan has always been keen to emphasize that she and authorities here can contain this situation but i think a lot of people watching the images that came out of the legislative council chamber today suggest rules would think that they suggest that she cannot in fact contain the situation when the opinion polls show that her popularity is absolutely plummeting here in hong kong at the moment and this address that was meant to happen today was with meant to be a fresh start as the legislative council met once again she was meant to put forward her proposals for the coming years her plans it's very much like a state of the union address that the president of the united states holds annually but instead it descended into these absolute scenes of chaos that reall

used in the early hours of this morning already this is going to be a long day here in hong kong ok and charlotte just bill we'll have more on that long day from hong kong as it moves words thanks so much for now. but with me in the studio now is younger wardle china expert at the german marshall fund good morning to you thanks for coming in as we saw there hong kong is clearly a threat to beijing's authority is beijing going to wait it out or could the leaders in beijing president xi risk a tiananmen style military crackdown as you can see over the past couple of months now they've been waiting for this to and they've been waiting for this to stop like a natural or unnatural times to peter out what we haven't seen is like a clear movement there from finland from beijing side that they could intervene whenever they wanted to with people police or with troops but it does not seem very likely because there's not much to gain also i think we have a problem if we focus on that too much because now anything below that level seems like a good outcome for us. in the west if we think about just the milit

masks risking jail and hefty fines authorities also shut down hong kong's transit system and many shops are closed. did of these charlotte shells until is monitoring developments in hong kong and joins us now for the latest so charlotte's friday night saw yet another escalation of violence we saw beijing when business is being vandalized the train was set on fire what is the situation in hong kong right now in the wake of all of this. so far it's been considerably calm and today than some of those scenes that we saw yesterday we are at a small gathering right now in a park here we've been following processes throughout the day some of them have been taking part in a macho others forming a human chain they have been marching as well through hong kong most people defiant wearing face mask there is a very angry response to that ban which came into force at midnight last night as there has been though a degree of trepidation today people here really don't know how this ban is going to play out and how it is going to be enforced by police as a result it appears that both sides both protesters have been police are almost waiti

hong kong. or a dozen voices there from hong kong and we've had some technical difficulty with our correspondent there charlotte shell some payola we'll speak to her again in the next hour now meanwhile as we heard charlotte mention china is staging shoots celebrations to mark 70 years of communist rule and the people's republic of china has changed beyond all recognition since it was founded 7 decades ago after a bitter civil war with nationalists today president xi jinping said china's development would be peaceful but its military would safeguard its sovereignty and security. strength discipline and vision this was the message from a state that has defied the odds for 70 years on tuesday the world's longest surviving communist nation celebrated its achievements on a grand scale standing where chairman mao proclaimed the people's republic in 1949 president struck a combative note. today a socialist china is standing proudly in the world's east. and no force can change the position of our great motherland and no force can stop the chinese people and the chinese nation from stepping forward. the spectacle that

charles and phil is monitoring the situation in hong kong and joins us now for the latest so charlotte despite this new emergency law. we've seen more protests today in hong kong what's been the atmosphere like after last night's excessive violence. there and there's a lot of trepidation here on the streets of the member where i'm standing right now is shops boarding up their windows any as shops are believed to have praise beijing sense and enjoy and see protests as been owned by mainland china * risk of being targeted by protesters that is something that we saw last night witness a number of shops including china mobile being vandalized mobile phones thrown to the floor screens scrap smashed there is a lot of concern among people here that we're talking to about how the night indeed how the rest of the weekend will unfold that's because of the sheer anger on the streets here of hong kong in reaction to that protest to that face mask ban we've seen a couple of protests so far today there was a march through hong kong we also saw a human chain as well up until now although the protests

portrait of chinese president xi jinping hong kong is seen months of unrest as locals call for greater autonomy from beijing. and let's go right to our correspondent charlotte shell some pill is standing by for us in hong kong hi charlotte what has been happening where you are. we're getting reports amy as you mentioned that the one protester has been shot in the chest by police from what we're hearing from a police source on a medical schools as well that protest has been taken to hospital in the parent he is in a critical condition now let's be very clear knots is a major escalation in the crisis here in the vanity we've seen live rounds being fired the cool but they were shots fired into the air warning shots this though the images the videos that we're seeing on social media which haven't yet been confirmed but the videos if they are confirmed appears to be extremely disturbing so this is turning into a very violent day here in hong kong we've also seen takeouts being fired in multiple areas a water cannon being fired as well nevertheless people here as you can see behind me still out on the streets in fools many of them they very shaken they will of co

correspondent charlotte shelf impale who is in hong kong for us charlotte tell us what is happening right now where you are. and you know it's been another extremely violent evening this evening police and protesters for hours were really playing a cats and mouse game in this area that we're in at the moment protesters would gather police then would move in with water cannon tear gas the protesters will be dispersed and then they'd quickly congregate again somewhere else here this evening though we did see what appeared to be the final move by police we saw masses of police officers running towards the protesters that were gathered just near his sending those protesters scattering it looked like a couple of those protesters were detained though it's difficult to confirm that at the moment but it really has been striking today just how much tear gas and water cannon have been used by police officers of course the protesters as well have been taking part in some of the violence we've seen protesters throwing molotov cocktails towards the police a number of them have been vandalizing buildin

moment is just mentioned hong kong and there are no big celebrations in hong kong today where g.w. is some pills standing by for us good morning to you charlotte hong kong has of course been dominated for months by the anti beijing demonstrations we've been following what's the mood where you are today. where one of a number of protests to taking place across hong kong today the mood here very stark contrast to what is taking place in beijing these protests is a declasse that this is a day of mourning and i'm sure you can see a lot of people behind me she's going to dress in black not only because that is one of the iconic colors of this protest but also to play into this idea that this this day of mourning a lot of people as well throwing pieces of paper into the ad assembling symbolism being associated with a chinese tradition website you throw money when someone dies the idea being they have money and how there's a lot of symbolism here at the protests today having said that don't feel in a sense like a bit of a celebration people here united in that defiance against warnings from authorities to room this is an on all the rights protests pe

after a night of vandalism authorities shut down hong kong's rail system and many shops are closed. or earlier i spoke to the correspondent charlotte charleston pil who's in hong kong and i asked her about the situation on the ground in the wake of friday night's violence. so far it's been considerably calm and today than some of those scenes that we saw yesterday we are at a small gathering right now in a park here we've been following processes throughout the day some of them have been taking part in a march others forming a human chain they have been marching as well through hong kong most people defiant wearing face mask there is a very angry response to that ban which came into force at midnight last night as there has been though a degree of trepidation today people here really don't know how this ban is going to play out and how it is going to be enforced by police as a result it appears that both sides both protesters have been police are almost waiting for the other one to to move to 2 to see what happens next we're getting the sense of a lot of people that we're talking to today that they are planning on savings the manag

ushered away the ban on face masks has further fueled days of violent protests in hong kong our correspondent charlotte shell some tell us been speaking to activists on the streets of hong kong she sent us this report. the chaos now also widespread it's verging on the surreal. the anger so deep it's becoming harder and harder to escape. authorities say it seems like this to justify sweeping new emergency palace. i but house in the streets the ban on face mosques is having little effect with protestors warning is just the tip of the iceberg. i think people say it 1st pays that they've even cry they are part of the law and i think there's much much more to come no one is a great deal more and more angry but you never know what the government will put up there was a lot and i'm just worried about the whole called off. tenure chan is among a number of pro-democracy lawmakers challenging the emergency during cool she says it gives chief executive kerry lam unlimited power to impose what she calls authoritarian measures this is a very very dangerous situation it's really taking away our freedoms our human ri

for the latest from hong kong we're joined by correspondent charlotte charles impel who's on the line from the city charlotte describe to us what is happening right now where you are. mary and really are running high here and i'm not sure i watched that trait that. we're from where we are to the front lines the questions that have been taking place. for a catch this really the big wheel but it. is going to be here it's already been any fine day date but a very quick clear from the 3 hours that was the case here at. the protect people from the. 6 6 6 heat the right that leaving behind. protesters on the front line to carry on the farm. boy very. very fair filled with that guy would create the. was a very potent chemical which. 2 2 wants them to the tear gas. being fired 6 6 6. timing is a very fine and. we seem to be having a bit of trouble with the audio but if you can hear me can you remind us about what happened a few days ago when the pro-democracy activists here in hong kong were attacked have those events impacted the intensity of today's protest. activities the images to this ti

simple reporting for us from hong kong thank you charlotte. now european union officials have warned that significant issues remain in the way of efforts to secure an agreement on the u.k.'s departure from the block ireland's prime minister. has said he hopes any sticking points can be resolved over the course of today that would mean member states have a chance to consider any deal before crucial you summit that starts tomorrow it is the last major round table before the u.k. scheduled departure date on october 31st britain's gregson minister stephen barclay has told lawmakers that the british government would abide by a law requiring it to to request a delay if no agreement is reached by saturday but. just. well let's bring in our bureau chief in brussels max hoffman is following all of this for us hi max we hear snippets of information coming in but can you give us an update on the latest that you're hearing there in brussels. i have a lot of snippets too and quite frankly the picture is still kind of murky we have those that say that the r

indeed hong kong is paralyzed by this move in there with being at the moment shop here shut down early train stations closed as well this is very much territory on the edge of my all right w. charlotte charleston pill bringing us up to date with events in hong kong we thank you so much for that yes. to iraq now and reports are coming in that 5 more people have been killed in clashes between police and anti-government protesters as after a curfew was lifted on saturday morning the fresh unrest follows days of violent protests that have hit the iraqi capital and other cities this week on friday security forces in baghdad opened fire on the protesters who've been demonstrating against unemployment poor public services and corruption. shots in iraq's capital security forces reportedly fired life i mean mission directly at protesters the night before approaches to prefer spite from the violence iraq essentially to few hours of calm after this week's unrest prompted by anti-government sentiment people young and old determined to bring about change. also missionizing am about the protesters aren't holding anything in their hands except for iraqi flags. they're calling for the most basic of

hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. earlier we talked to did correspondent charlotte chelsea in hong kong and asked her whether it was likely there would be a repeat of the same kind of violence seen there overnight on friday just a short time ago this area just behind me was absolutely packed with riot police they've been clearing this area alone of protest is the number of police. counted tanks as well they haven't been used to say. he's been fired yet in the area but the police came onto the streets after a number of people gathered outside a police station many of them to spying at that mosque where in the face moths they were yelling shot at the police it does feel like tonight gets hurt in just the mood of the buy that we've seen not only last night but in in previous week hounslow been a relatively peaceful day so you follow the human chains the marches through hong kong have remained peaceful so it could of course slip into a violence as the night goes on but a lot of people here it seems a waiting to see what happens next no one really knows how exactly the p

let's go to hong kong now to speak to our correspondent charlotte charleston pill hi charlotte the protests on the streets of hong kong have been going on for several weeks now we're also seeing this disruption in the parliament there really doesn't seem to be any sign that these protests are winding down. well as you were it we're in our 5th month of these protests now and more a planned for the days ahead including potentially a very large protest on sunday that's being organized by the civil human rights front there the people behind a number of protests that they say drew up to 2000000 people onto the streets of hong kong in previous months they are waiting now for a letter of approval from authorities to hold up protests now the anger really has been fueled by what protesters here say is police violence on the streets but also the way the chief executive carried learn has handled this crisis and they say that inability to to listen to the protesters demands it's been repeated once again today we're hearing a lot of anger again on social media today about the fact that their demands wer

let's go straight to hong kong now we're bringing in our correspondent there charlotte also tell who's been there for the last few months charlotte good morning to you oh what a day yesterday for hong kong what's happening where you are today. there is a lot of anger on the streets today brian just a short time ago this park in the commercial district of hong kong with packed with protesters many of them coming from the offices in the surrounding areas dressed in suits they were chanting and see government chants fieri what took place yesterday that young teenagers shot at close range by that police office that we've heard as well the flash mobs taking place protests taking place at the school that the teenager attended a lot of his fellow people who says sitting on the floor some of them with their ons across their chest mocking their fellow student was shots there has been a huge escalation here on the streets in hong kong a lot of anger a lot of people asking the question what will come next we were on the streets last night we watched the violence unfold we saw a volleys of tear ga

that indeed hong kong is paralyzed by this movement that with thing at the moment shops here shut down early train stations closed as well this is very much. on edge like this are i do w. charlotte charleston pill bringing us up to date with events in hong kong we thank you so much for that. let's turn our attention to iraq now which has been shaken by more violent protests security forces in baghdad again opened fire on protesters who are demonstrating for a 4th day against unemployment poor public services and corruption since tuesday at least 70 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in unrest across the country. are a moment of 1st bite from the violence iraqis enjoyed a day of calm after this week's clashes but security precautions remain in place the curfew may be lifted here but the danger of further on the west is in the air people young and old determined to bring about change when you have this you might not be on the loose protesters here they are holding anything in their hands except for iraqi flags. and they're calling for the most basic of rights employment public services that's what the wonderful young people who graduated from universities want today

hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not sure coney and measures are needed to end the unrest. and earlier we talked and correspondent charlottes house until in hong kong she told us police and demonstrators were both waiting for the other to act as city dwellers feared an escalation another outbreak of violence in amongst the defiance that we've seen on the streets today there's been a real sense of trepidation despite huge numbers of people coming out onto the streets wearing their face mosques today police say yet to take major action to enforce the ban leaving many people here uncertain as to what's next today's protests have largely been peaceful as these people weigh up what's next and take stock of that ban there's a real sense that protesters and police a both waiting for the other to make the 1st move. locals meanwhile fear more violent scenes on the streets this weekend that softer number of shops seem to have preyed beijing ties with vandalize on friday night chief executive kerry said that is exactly why these emergency rules need to be introduced she describes hong kong as hall of power allies now no matter who peo

hong kong's police. they say major political concessions and not trick pony and measures are needed to and beyond rest. our correspondent charlotte's house and phil is monitoring the developments in hong kong and she sent us this update despite huge numbers of people coming out onto the streets wearing the faceoffs today police say yet to take major action to enforce the ban leaving many people here uncertain as to what's next today's protests have largely been peaceful if these people weigh up what's next and take stock of that ban there's a real sense that protesters and police a both waiting for the other to make the. locals meanwhile fear more violent scenes on the streets this weekend that off your number of shops seem to have preyed beijing toys were banned allies on friday night chief executive carrier said that is exactly why these emergency rules need to be introduced she describes hong kong as hoff paralyzed now no matter who people here blame for that that is the at least one thing everybody can agree on. now are you some of the other stories making news around the world north korea says that talks with the united states

now more protests in hong kong have been staged in recent days some of them violent turn for months one man has put himself in the middle of the clashes he wus charlotte shelf until met up with a hong kong man who refuses to stay on this high sidelines. at a.t.t. few could match his stamina but uncle wally is driven by sound sense of responsibility of. course between what's a cannon and tear gas on one side. and petrol bombs on the other. he doesn't shy away. instead he deschutes towards the front lines for morning until night weekend after weekend to protect those he says the financing for the hong kong he's lived in is not. a more i don't buy enjoyed years of democracy in hong kong but we're living in a new era the world has changed dramatically in the last few months. if they're going to get back on what's in going or not but their guard why are so many young people being assaulted by the police. are going to be going to police should be protecting people hold among those are going to be noticed until long as a member of the community creeps protect the children led by constable each turn they put themselves between the police and protest it's guid

hong kong there were more pro democracy rallies over the weekend some of them were violent for months now and unlikely figure has put himself in harm's way squarely between police and the activists in charlotte jails until introduces us to hong kong's uncle was wrong a man who has seen it all and refuses to stay on the sidelines. a.t.t. few could match his stamina but uncle wally is driven by found sense of responsibility . 9 between who's a can and into a death one sites and fetch of dogs on the other. he doesn't shy away. instead he desk is towards the front line from morning until night weekend after weekend critic days he says it's fighting for the home he's lived in. a more i have enjoyed use of democracy in hong kong but we're living in a new era the world has changed dramatically in the last few months. they're going to get back on watching going yes but our guys why are so many young people being assaulted by the police. are getting older police should be protecting people hold on mondays are going to be no. uncle long as a member of the community group protect the children lead by constable each turn they put themselves between the police and protest it's guiding the young people th