residents of the indonesian island of bali are nervously waiting to find out whether its most sacred. tens of thousands of people living near the slops of mount agung volcano have been moved from their homes. ——slopes but the indonesian authorities are keen to reassure holiday—makers that the island remains open for business. hywel griffith sent this update from bali. life on the tourist beaches is continuing more or less as normal and that's exactly what the indonesian government is hoping for. it sent out a letter addressed to the people of the world, talking about the fact that bali is still open for business and even if there is an eruption they have contingency plans in place to send aircraft in different directions and have ferries which could take people off the island. some people we've been speaking to at a bar say they wouldn't mind being marooned on bali for an extra couple of days. a different situation however for the 80,000 or more people who have been evacuated from their homes, taken out of the red zone, which surrounds mount agung. many of those coming to the end of

the ballot is and indonesian officials are keen to point out that most of the island is very safe.thank you for being with us. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: why this pet dog has been drawn into australia's increasingly heated debate on same—sex marriage. ben johnson, the fastest man on earth, is flying home to canada in disgrace. all the athletes should be clean going into the games. i'm just happy that justice is served. it is a simple fact that this morning, these people were in their homes. tonight, those homes have been burnt down by serbian soldiers and police. all the taliban positions along here have been strengthened, presumably in case the americans invade. it's no use having a secret service which cannot preserve its own secrets against the world. and so the british government has no option but to continue this action, and even after any adverse judgement in australia. concorde had crossed the atlantic faster than any plane ever before, breaking the record by six minutes. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: un officials will be allowed to visit myanmar‘s ra

nearly a hundred thousand people on the indonesian island of bali have now left their homes near mountgung because the volcano is expected to erupt, for the first time in 50 years. 0k. it is time now for world business report with sally. a taxing issue for trump: the president says cuts will bring jobs back to the us. critics warn they'll fuel inequality and drive america deeper into debt. plus alexa on the march: amazon unveils new gadgets to take on google and apple in the battle to control your home. welcome to world business report. iam i am sally bundock. also in the programme, ryanair cancels thousands more flights. details in a moment. but first we start in the us, where president trump has proposed the biggest shakeup of the tax system since the 1980s. he says it will boost the economy and create jobs, but critics argue it favours the rich and could add trillions of dollars to an already soaring budget deficit. from new york, here's michelle fleury. many details are still unknown, but, on wednesday, the president unveiled his blueprint for tax reform, a framework, if you like,

posting their ballots the regional government has warned of public disorder if that happens the indonesian island of bali remains in high alert because a volcano money to erupt has been spurred in the smoke and ash for the past six days it's tremors are becoming more intense those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera al-jazeera world by foot. they. tended to get some nice others are certainly free to lose i need your money people to see them but to try to find. people to. pay for their pushers comes i will never know what. a longer than i could be diminished will not sign digit increase and. if it's. just. something. called you know do they see you listen to this immediately refer. them to their step this is a public card a small this a good life series a window in her stomach i'm looking at it but if they move to be new to me i know we could or tommy said to them. he. took dogs are seldom do you not only. is it on the to be didn't. and it gets them on the to the truck all of the. youngest child will tell some other oh yeah. that's. just tell him he's from me tell you. a

the indonesian island was put on high alert last week after a warning that mount agoong could erupt forhe first time in half a century. and coming up in 30 minutes here on bbc news — race and pace looks at the impact west indian players have made on the lancashire cricket league. it's the eve of the conservative party conference and theresa may is under renewed pressure from within the cabinet over her approach to brexit. the prime minister arrived in manchester a little earlier with her husband phillip. she's facing a new intervention on the brexit negotiations from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has called for a strict time limit on fully leaving the eu. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? probably not, if the issue of brexit dominates the agenda. as they reflect on a disappointing election result, the prime minister wants to talk about domestic issues but her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun, borisjohnson lays out four red lines for brexit. he says the transition period after march 2019 should not be a second longer t

indonesian authorities are warning that an eruption could be imminent.ready left the area surrounding mount agung, and are being sheltered in temporary accommodation or with relatives. tom donkin reports. the excruciating wait for disaster, which could either strike at any moment, or never at all. bali is an island on edge, with a warning that its highest volcano may erupt. certainly the signs are there. white smoke is now masking much of mount agung, and hundreds of tremors are being recorded daily, a sign that magma is approaching the surface. authorities are taking these warnings seriously. in 1963, more than 1,700 people were killed in an eruption. many homes were also destroyed. today, for locals preparing for the worst but hoping for the best, this is home. more than 75,000 people have moved into relief shelters. these are makeshift cities in limbo, full of lives on hold. how long for is anyone's yes. translation: i'm bored spending days and days here. at home, i can work. i have my cows and chickens to take care of. it hurts that my home has been

the indonesian authorities are very experienced in dealing with these kinds of things.tions in this country, and they have been successful at handling these disasters in the past. it all depends. if it has a major eruption of the size that took place 50 years ago, which injected a lot of ash into the atmosphere, that could have a considerable local and regional effect on, for example, air—traffic. yeah, that seems to be what many people are talking about, what happened there 50 years ago, because of its impact on the tourism industry. i mean, i know we're not in the betting game, but should tourists who might be watching this programme, thinking about bali as a destination, be thinking against their travel plans? well, i wouldn't personally, but one would have to be mentally prepared, that if an eruption took place and air traffic was disrupted, you might want to be prepared to sit around in bali for a while. the exclusion zone doesn't include the major tourist destinations, they're protected by the topography. so ash might fall on them but that's tolerable. it's a ques

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residents of the indonesian island of bali are spending their sixth day on the highest possible volcano alert as mount a go threatens to erupt the volcano in northeastern bali is spurting smoke and ash and the intensity of tremors is increasing that's according to sizemore seismologists after almost almost one hundred thousand people have been evacuated from a twelve kilometer exclusion zone those are the headlines will have more news for you in half an hour coming out like state's witness. tyrian be remembered for the hmong our fear contactors very young be level said lord it. all may earlier the further to long haul and they have this. nirvana around the serial strong. father cullen after. night. with a whole new me era. of i want to throw mud don't know or they are playing in a deer full of bear talk down town them killing in a down somewhere and then killing. and to be him listless led to believe they are just. my behavior yes anus and. my eyelid the whole house. or this. little as for down saying going to listen. take me. with there's music there's last. long regret a long. gone. b

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more than 100,000 people have left their homes on the indonesian island of bali, fearing a nearby volcanos erupted in half a century. last time more than 1,000 people were killed. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith has sent us this report. a sleeping giant that is slowly coming to life. plumes of vapour have been rising from mount agung's crater. hundreds of earthquakes shake the ground below and across the island everyone waits to see if and when an eruption will arrive. the volcano is a sacred place for the balinese people. they face towards it as they pray and in the last week, they've been calling on the gods for one thing. for good luck, i think. eruption, nobody knows. nobody knows. maybe eruption, maybe not. nobody knows. that uncertainty hasn't been easy for the 130,000 people forced from their homes. some with just a few plastic bags stuffed with their clothes. they fear they could be here for weeks, maybe even months. while one part of the island is bracing itself for disaster management, bali's tourist beaches are as relaxed as ever. everyone knows here about the threat of an eru

thousands of mothers and their newborn babies the world health organization estimates that one indonesian woman dies every hour while giving birth from pregnancy complications now in the second report of a series on maternal mortality travels to pity in such a province to find out more on the efforts to move away from traditional methods. city and nurse mother died when she was giving birth three years ago so jani had a history of complicated birth and high blood pressure the birth attendant in the village insisted she could deliver the baby the baby girl died along with her mother hours after being rushed to hospital young life with. my relative don't ever let your wife give birth at a local clinic go straight to the hospital because. i don't know what they are doing and don't have the right equipment. for them five million children are born in indonesia every year many of them at home around six thousand four hundred women and seventy thousand babies died during birth lack of professional medical care is one of the main reasons many indonesians use traditional birth attendants such as f

state of natural disaster has been declared on the indian is indonesian island of bali with a warning that the volcano mount agung could erupt at any moment that been hundreds of tremors in recent days the twelve kilometer exclusion zone has been imposed around the crater tens of thousands of people have been moved from the homes into temporary shelter the last time the volcano erupted was in one nine hundred sixty three and more than a thousand people were killed. has claimed at least thirty one lives including fifteen on the island of delmonico's it's estimated that up to eighty percent of the island's buildings have been damaged as reports. the devastation here on domenico is on fathomable look at this neighborhood here right here it is completely destroyed hurricane near maria came through here washed out the entire neighborhood and the situation remains very bad as you can see there's lots of people here there's a water distribution point this is one of the first times in nearly six days that there's been any water distribution here you can see people are anxious to get water the

the indonesian island of bali remains on high alert because of fears of all kaino might erupt at any moment mt agong has been spurting smoke and ash for the past six days and its tremors are intensifying more than seventy five thousand people have been moved from the area the volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people and on the pacific island of oahu are two villages who fled an active volcano there are facing food and water shortages about seven thousand people left their homes after the menorah volcano started raining rock and ash declared a state of emergency on tuesday and the fifteen official evacuation camps of quickly become overcrowded. anticorruption campaigners are exposing money laundering by foreigners in the u.k. neve barker has seen the latest focus on nigerian money in london. all aboard the kleptocracy toll our guide russian anticorruption activists. previous tours of focused on russia and the middle east now nigeria is in the spotlight our goal is to stop we have a dirty mind that is boring the real thing. to th

mount agung hasn't erupted since the 1960s, but the indonesian island was put on high alert last weeknchester united are back on top after trouncing crystal palace, who remain pointless at the foot of the premier league. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it's the eve of conservative party conference and theresa may is facing renewed pressure over her approach to brexit. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has intervened again on the issue, calling for a strict time limit on any transition period. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? probably not, if the issue of brexit dominates the agenda. as they reflect on a disappointing election result, the prime minister wants to talk about domestic issues but her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun, borisjohnson lays out four red lines for brexit. he says the transition period after march 2019 should not be a second longer than two years. the uk should not accept any new rulings from brussels during that time. no payments should be made for access to the single market. and there should

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thank you the indonesian island of bali has declared a state of natural disaster seismologists are warning that a volcano eruption is imminent been hundreds of tremors around the area of mount gong in recent days and signs of magma rising to the surface tens of thousands of people have been moved to temporary shelter the last time the volcano erupted was over fifty years ago when it killed more than one thousand people. her career has left widespread devastation on the island of puerto rico people are without power and basic necessities and a gallop reports from the capital sun. hurricane maria struck puerto rico in the early hours of wednesday morning as one of the most powerful storms this island has ever experienced it's now sunday and many streets here in the capital look like this there are downed trees all over the place blocking off roads telegraph poles have been snapped like toothpicks but there are some very basic needs here that are going to make this a long term recovery firstly let's deal with fuel if gas stations are open there are a very long lines and people are now being r

officials in the indonesian island of bali say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears that a nearby volcano will erupt hundreds of tremors from mount outgoing on the north of the island are stoking fears it could erupt at any time. the volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people. i'm gonna win here is your business update the feud between play makers boeing and bomb body a is gaining altitude the u.s. commerce department a preliminary two hundred twenty percent tax on planes now the trade tension is threatening to spill over to the other side of the atlantic this canadian aircraft would cost three times more in the u.s. if the u.s. government carries out its intentions but party a call the punitive tariff absurd the americans actions are designed to push them out of the u.s. market they say the canadian government is not happy about the situation either. obviously we're disappointed by the decision and i will continue to fight hard for the kill jobs the dispute is about the sale of seventy five. aircraft

create an apprentice talk this was my decision the indonesian island of bali has declared a state of natural disaster seismologists are warning that a volcano that could erupt imminently that put hundreds of travelers around the area in recent days and signs of magma rising to the surface tens of thousands of people have been moved to temporary shelter and three new countries including north korea have been added to an updated travel ban signed by u.s. president donald trump it extends restrictions on people from eight countries replacing the original ban on citizens from six muslim majority nations the new order applies to north korea chad venezuela iran libya somalia syria and yemen but sudan has been dropped from the original list. which i will be here with just over twenty five minutes right after witness next. facing the reality your president said that there would be a complete audit a hundred percent audit that audit hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying then that the future of the g.c.c. will be in doubt. here the story. on talk to al-jazeera at

officials on the indonesian island of bali say they say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears that a nearby volcano will erupt hundreds of tremors from mt and go on the east of the island being recorded daily volcano last erupted in one nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people and the women's tennis season is approaching its end but there are still want to highlight some calendar when the w t a finals take place in singapore at the end of october it will be the first time it will have been held in asia southern asia tennis talent is there on the ground for local associations working to improve the development of up and coming players in india the search is on for a future female superstar local tennis impress structure has improved a lot in recent years three time grand slam champion sania mirza remembers a very different time i used to play on court. you know and there was no course to play on today we've got an academy like this so you can see we don't want us to go back to where it was twenty years ago we wanted to keep moving forw

guest: we remain positive on indonesian and indian credit.think that binding of qe will and the rally at these markets. those markets remain very well supported by the improving macro economic fundamentals in the region. asian central banks, remain accommodated and the latest interest rate cuts in indonesia and india, continue to provide -- >> do you think will get more rate hikes from those banks? guest: bank we expect the monetary policy easing will continue and indeed, will continue to provide pretty attractive carry for fixed income investors. with global central banks staying relatively dovish, and the liquidity environment still pretty supportive for asian credit. of canada andk others might raise rates next month. you see that resulting in outflows out of asia? bank we continue to see diverging global monetary balicy, and the boe and the r are expected to raise their interest rates later, and in the region, the asian central banks are still facing pretty limited invasion threats, and the growth agenda, will continue to dominate monetar

officials on the indonesian island of bali say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears that a nearby volcano will erupt hundreds of tremors from mt i go only in the north of the island are being recorded daily volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people so says within germany's conservatives say the chancellor merkel's finance minister vulcan's choice to leave his position instead of finance minister he could become president of the german parliament the move would help the negotiates with potential coalition partners following sunday's federal elections let's get more from political correspondent simon young who's at our parliament studio welcome simon how much credibility should we give this story and what's likely to be behind to be behind the move if it's true. well sure blair has been proposed by his party phil and in the past he's indicated willingness to do this job of speaker but he won't be formally nominated for another few weeks i think what's behind it three things occurred to me one is that we

korea in a show of force some fifty thousand people have been forced to flee their homes on the indonesian resort island of bali amid fears of all keno could soon erupt authorities say the evacuations follow a tremendous increase in seismic activity from mount more than one thousand people died when it last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three disgraced former u.s. congressman anthony wiener has been sentenced to twenty one months in prison he was convicted of sending sexually explicit material to a fifteen year old girl wiener will also be added to a sex offenders registry. the votes are being counted after iraqi kurds went to the polls in a controversial independence referendum which was strongly opposed by the government in baghdad the vote took place in the autonomous kurdistan region of iraq a yes result would give kurdish leaders a mandate to start talks on breaking away from the rest of the country iraq's neighbors syria turkey and iran condemned the bat. the holding of the independence referendum. today we voted for the independence of kurdistan and it's iraq. we want t

residents of the indonesian island of bali are nervously waiting to find out whether its most sacreddreds of tremors recorded and an exclusion zone around the mountain has been set up. but the indonesian authorities are keen to reassure holiday—makers that the island remains open for business. hywel griffith sent this update from bali. life on the tourist beaches is continuing more or less as normal and that's exactly what the indonesian government is hoping for. it sent out a letter addressed to the people of the world, talking about the fact that bali is still open for business and even if there is an eruption they have contingency plans in place to send aircraft in different directions and have ferries which could take people off the island. some people we've been speaking to at a bar say they wouldn't mind being marooned on bali for an extra couple of days. a different situation however for the 80,000 or more people who have been evacuated from their homes, taken out of the red zone, which surrounds mount agung. many of those coming to the end of the first week as evacuees. some

officials on the indonesian island of bali say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears of a nearby volcano erupting hundreds of tremors from mount a goon on the east of the island are being recorded daily the volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than one thousand people sources within germany's conservatives as a vote on choice is to step down from his post as finance minister to become president of the german parliament the move could help chancellor merkel and she seeks to negotiate a new coalition following sunday's federal election and three days after the german election chancer americal has returned to the campaign trail this time ahead of state elections in lower saxony merkel was there to support the conservative candidate ahead of the vote on october fifteenth after a disappointing result in the national election miracle is looking to boost support for her conservatives the c.d.u. . are joining me now is our political correspondent on your curler good evening to you and your chance or just gave her first speech s

nearly 100,000 people on the indonesian island of bali have now left their homes near the mount agungolcano as they prepare for it to erupt. vulcanologists have been recording hundreds of earth tremors each day. and this video is trending on bbc.com. fights have broken out in the ugandan parliament for a second day. mps threw chairs and microphone stands, angry about a move by government supporters to change the constitution. that's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: jeremy corbyn has closed the labour conference in brighton, saying the party occupies the political centre ground and is on the threshold of power. he promised rent controls and said only labour could unite the uk after brexit. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. us president donald trump reveals the biggest tax overhaul of the country in decades. will in the better for business? —— will it be. and amazon goes even further into artificial intelligence software, sending a fresh challenge to google and other technology companies. good morning, asia. hell

officials on the indonesian island of bali say almost one hundred thousand people have fled their homes amid fears that a nearby volcano will erupt hundreds of tremors from mt on the east of the island are being recorded daily the volcano last erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three killing more than a thousand people saudi arabia says that it's going to allow women to drive now this is a big leap forward for the ultra conservative country the only one in the world that bans women from driving a royal decree is due to take effect next june allowing women for the first time ever to apply for a license as without the permission of a man the streets of saudi arabia have long been a battleground on one hand women wanting to drive on the other the religious conservatives who've called them too stupid the mobility threat to society now it is the women who have won. them to the site of the most i'm so happy i actually haven't slept since the news broke because i'm so happy i'm twenty seven years old and i can dream about this for my entire life and now it's finally coming true i can h

indonesian authorities are warning that an eruption could be imminent.ore than 75,000 people have already left the area surrounding mt agung. now it is time for world business report. keeping the french economy moving. emmanuel macron‘s government lay out its first budget, but will it bring prosperity to all? you can waffle on twitter. the mo—characters rule has been relaxed, but will this help the flagging social media giant make a profit? welcome to world business report, i'm sally bundock. we will have more in the programme, including twitter expanding the number of characters, but i am still at 140, number of characters, but i am still at m0, i number of characters, but i am still at140, ican number of characters, but i am still at mo, i can hear you breathing a sigh of relief. reforming the spluttering french economy was one of the most important pillars of emmanuel macron‘s election campaign. today his government gets the chance to flesh out some of those changes, with its first budget since he took charge of the world's sixth—biggest economy, and

nearly 50,000 people have fled the indonesian report island of bali.e safe beyond the danger zone that could raise that to 7.5 miles from the peak of the nearly 10,000 has not erected since 1964. a group of candidates running out to be a hero on his wedding day. they were posing on a bridge in ontario park when the boy appeared to have been pushed in by a friend. the grim jumps in the water from the water from a suit and non-rescues the boy. she kept shooting the pictures the whole time, posted the pictures on facebook and they went viral. this guy is going to be a good daddy thing. lauren: a feel-good story. congratulations. he was wet for his wedding i guess. cheryl: at least for pictures. the big reveal tomorrow but president trump old reveal his tax-cut plan. but will he reveal? price waterhouse coopers, good morning. we are promised specific rates for individuals, small businesses and bigger companies. what are you looking for? >> you know it's interesting, a lot of leakage coming out of the white house and the treasury but we don't know how the h

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officers in catalonia to prevent the october first vote thousands of people are vacuum waiting in the indonesian resort island of bali over the threat of a volcanic eruption the highest alert levels been issued for mt agone meaning an eruption could be imminent those are the headlines the news continues after in search of putin's russia we are back in half an hour with another headline update. russians are famous of a cultural legacy music alley literature art but can tradition and conservatives if a source of stagnation and authoritarian rule. live long between the state and culture of russia has always been strong too strong for some perhaps. one post said that patriots taken so seriously here that you could be killed for. the communist state was cold totalitarian because the strive to attain total control of russian thought. oh perhaps what some people take for control and censorship is what the majority sees as an integral part of russian culture. the russian film industry pales in comparison to what it used to be in. soviet days which was one of the most profitable sectors of the economy al

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announced the snap election on monday and dissolve the lower house on thursday residents of the indonesian island of bali are spending their sixth day on the highest possible volcano alert as mild a goon threatens to erupt the volcano is spurting smoke and ash and the intensity of tremors is increasing according to seismologists more than seventy five thousand people have been evacuated from a twelve kilometer exclusion zone last time out to go erupted in one thousand nine hundred sixty three more than a thousand people were killed. brazil is investigating the reported massacre of up to ten members of an isolated tripe it's believed that the indigenous people were killed by gold miners who reportedly later brags about the it's hard as there is team is the first to be given access to the area since it happened on the latin america at least in newman has part one of our exclusive two part special series from the job area valley. the java the valley indigenous reserves. eight million hectares of brazilian amazon the size of austria it's home to the largest number of non contacted tribes in th

the indonesian island of bali remains on high alert because of fears of all kaino might erupt at any moment it's mount i go and it's been spurting smoke and ash for the past six days and it's tremors are intensifying the news continues after people and power season. on october the first catalonia plans to hold an independence referendum yet the central government insists it's unconstitutional and the courts have judged it illegal as the state clamps down and catalans take to the streets where will this crisis and watch al-jazeera for the latest. six years ago during and after a patiently contested election savagest mcfarlane's tools through coke to a former president his own string to the international criminal court for those events but other crimes have not been investigated and other perpetrators have not been held to account victoria both went to find out why. ivory coast november two thousand and sixteen at peace randy attended by officials of the government of president john s. on what to have. the theme is national reconciliation. in two thousand and eleven ivory coast was tor

thousands of mothers and their newborn babies the world health organization estimates that one indonesianwoman dies every hour while giving birth or from pregnancy complications and the second report in our series on maternal mortality our correspondent step rason has traveled to the pity province to find out more on the efforts to move away from traditional methods. sooty and nurse mother died when she was giving birth three years ago so jani had a history of complicated birth and high blood pressure the birth attended in the village insisted she could deliver the baby the baby girl died along with her mother hours after being rushed to hospital i. told my relative don't ever let your wife give birth at a local clinic go straight to the hospital because. you don't know what they are doing and don't have the right equipment. more than five million children are born in indonesia every year many of them at home around six thousand four hundred women and seventy thousand babies died during birth lack of professional medical care is one of the main reasons many indonesians use traditional bir