or leave it there ben the developments from the international commission of european citizens i got to talk to at this time thank you very much indeed thank you. now a think tank called european values has released a damning report about this channel and criticized more than two thousand people who appeared as guests the institute which gets funding from the u.s. and other western governments browns the guest useful idiots auntie's anastasio discussed the report as my colleague neil harvey it's a bit of a surprise for you the bashing continues now in this particular report the issues that artie's guests are having really a dig at themselves this is a report by think tank based in the czech republic called european values report is called the kremlin's platform for useful idiots in the west an overview of ortiz editorial strategy and evidence of impact now what this report does is neatly compile a list of basically all of our t.'s guests because it features thousands of people and it's not just you know or around a list not only are there seven categories in this report dividing our gue

all right thank you so much that was our in there ricky the spokesperson of the international commission of european citizens and were here in the center of barcelona the region of catalunya that this morning this sunday morning on the day of the referendum of the independence of the free and so a lot of violence on its streets but nonetheless the voting still continues some of the polling stations are operational and people continue to vote. dana question of in barcelona thank you very much indeed. well many people in catalonia say they're hoping the european union will intervene in their favor officials in barcelona say they're now in talks with brussels to try to get official condemnation home madrid sanctions and some european observers have already called sunday's events in catalonia shocking. and teams in barcelona and here in moscow will keep you updated on the situation on the ground throughout the sunday. so. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington controls the media the media and so voters elect

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for now madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionts choice and the eu will not interfere. but on paper the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more attention and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. it's not a question of will. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. an alleged member of the banned far—right group, national action, has appeared in court accused of planning to murder the labour mp rosie cooper with a machete. the 22—year—old man is charged with terrorism offences and threatening to kill a policewoman. he appeared at westminster magistrates court along with five other men. they were all remanded in custody. downing street has said any allegations of sexual harassment and abuse at westminster are deeply concerning. it was responding to a report by the sun newspaper of claims made

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for now, madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionhad made its choice and the eu won't interfere. but on paper, the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more tension and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. it's not a question of will. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. so despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. south africa's huge corruption scandal has cost the country billions, and damaged its international reputation. at the centre of allegations is south africa's enormously wealthy gupta family. it's claimed they used their close ties to president zuma to win contracts and siphon off huge payments — claims they deny. from south africa, andrew harding reports. south africa is in trouble, a young democracy now engulfed by a spectacular corruption scandal. at its heart, allegedly, president jacob zuma and a wealthy family, the

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for now, madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionn had made its choice and the eu won't interfere. but on paper, the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more tension and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. it's not a question of will. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. so despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. the american defence ministry says america will never accept a nuclear north korea. james mattis spoke after speaking to south korean officials and said any use of nuclear weapons against the us or allies would be met with a massive and overwhelming military response. the united states does not accept a nuclear north korea. we have repeatedly emphasised diplomats are most effective when backed by credible military force in this sort of situation. make no mistake on any attack on the united states or our allies will be d

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for now, madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionn had made its choice and the eu won't interfere. but on paper, the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more tension and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. it's not a question of will. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. sarah rainsford, bbc news, madrid. i discussed the day's developments with edgar illas, director of catalan studies at indiana university, and asked him how he thought spain would go about imposing direct rule. i think it's impossible to impose direct rule unless you have either force, use of force, or the complicity of the people, in other words in order to have power you need to have a obedience and i don't see anyway that these more than 2 million catalans who are secessionists, who are recognising the new republic, wil

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for now, madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionn had made its choice and the eu won't interfere. but on paper, the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more tension and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. it's not a question of will. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. so despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. iraq's prime minister, haider al—abadi, has ordered a 2k hour suspension of military operations against kurdish fighters in the north of the country. baghdad ordered the offensive in response to the recent vote by kurds for their autonomous region to become an independent country. clashes between the two sides have left dozens of people dead. voting in the re—run presidential election in kenya has been postponed indefinitely. it had been due to take place i

of his police force now overseen by the spanish state. for 110w overseen by the spanish state. for now madrid has international backing. the president of the european commissionhad made its choice and the eu will not interfere. but on paper the government's plan is one thing, implementing it in this climate is fraught with risk. there will be more attention and confrontation in the coming days and weeks. at a certain point there will be an incident and that could trigger a serious confrontation and nobody knows what will happen. despite this apparent calm, how the government handles its next move will be critical. handles its next move will be critical. more now from our europe editor, katya adler, whojoins us from barcelona. you have witnessed an extraordinary day in spain. that is right, extraordinary and historic, the day we re extraordinary and historic, the day were after so much toing and froing the catalan parliament did proclaim a new independent republic of catalonia. at the same time the spanish government used a power never used before in modern spain, to strip away one of spain's regions of its autonomy. catalans tonight go to bed in two parallel

of largely remained silent previously stressing that the issue is an internal wall for spain. has been taking stock of the international response. well it's been quite a muted european reaction the european commission has finally come out with a statement today but it condemned the violence but backed up madrid in reiterating that the referendum in catalonia was illegal under the spanish constitution yesterday's vote. was not legal this is an internal matter for spain that has to be dealt with in line with the constitutional order spain well essentially we can see the e.u. that is sticking to the same line it's had all along in the run up to the vote as well and journalists in brussels have had a lot of questions about the e.u.'s tongue tied response to the crisis in catalonia now will you have a double standard in the freedom of the special whilst found out for. another for. you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily would you stay silent when a member states starts playing with freedom of expression should prohibit websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you say this is cause additional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is presumably expression anything else that we

of these accusations? >> i have been to the european commission. >> if we still want the commission to handle -- moment, we are a member of the european union and the european union negotiates internationalrs -- matters on behalf of members. it is right that these things are done through the wto by the european union. went to thei commission and why i was pleased to get the assurance that whilst of the u.k. is a member of the eu, they will be supporting morley, technically, and legally any actions the u.k. needs to have taken there. have a realto investigation by the european union has to the involvement of boeing and dumping of aircraft through monarch airlines. >> accusations we cannot verify at the market. >> they were widely reported at the time. >> he's just trying to get a good seat on the class and a boeing 747 coming to jfk in a couple of weeks. >> i think i need a parachute the next time i go on boeing. >> good luck with that. thank you so much. joe: extraordinary. shadowthat was the uk's secretary of state for international trade responding to allegations saying to bloomberg that "the case in the u.s. is about compliance with trade laws. boeing complies despite the recent rheto

international country would support this but what's your view on this. this is absolutely clear the council of europe have spoken the european commission has spoken german french italian governments have spoken there is no international support whatsoever for cutting. for an independent catalonia because alone eons know this there are regional leaders and but i don't yet know with as well they tried to play as you they don't but they're quite clear that indeed there is no support from the european institutions some from any other european country for their declaration of independence so it's no surprise dot indeed they type us turned against the separatists some as they have tried to actually move towards independence this russian has been working better for the unity of spain indeed related that dagestan chef de la cruz but as an economic analyst thank you very much indeed for your thoughts and. now a former adviser to barack obama reveals the so-called special relationship between the u.s. and the u.k. was seen as a joke or on that after the break. with more make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. wit

of international mediation. well we tried to find out because there was there were some media reporting that indeed for jamal had talked to the head of the european commission john told you this is didn't this was denied. by a spokeswoman here at the european commission of course if they did really talk would they admitted that is the second question because a commission has always said that they will only talk to the spanish government that is the e.u. member and that catalonia but as i said you know the spokeswoman the spokes person our sources said this never actually happened. when in brussels a thank you doubtless we will speak later to madrid then when we find a public welcome pablo madrid's options it does call for independence. well first and foremost maximum expectation here in spain everyone's press is held to at the moment to see what's going to happen and also we're going to see what the government of money and out of the hole in the people's party are going to decide they have a few options they said that they're definitely going to take a hard line with this they're going to be firm one of the main possibilities is the article one fifty five w

here's what the vice president of the european commission had to say about the possibility of decertifying the deal since we reached a deal two years ago international atomic energy agency has been monitoring the implementation of the deal including with inspections and he does certify iran's to compliance eight times we have an interest and the responsibility a duty to preserve the nuclear deal with it. and the implications of decertification go well beyond any potential backlash from iran itself but rather it will impact america's capacity for negotiations with others such as north korea now former pentagon official michael maloof told me that this will weaken america's image not only with our allies but perhaps more importantly among our enemies the europeans and selves could say the same thing look you entered into this in good faith we have not found any material violations of the agreement and that's one of the stipulations in the even in the congressional act. nobody has been able to point person. a to a violation as such and they're in is a weakness in terms of the administration's position what they're trying to use that agreement for is to

madrid and here in brussels i mean the european commission and european parliament faction leaders of being. thirty annoyed by the situation they say it's internal spanish domestic affairs you mentioned that the e.u. reaction has been pretty mild to say the least we're expecting there to be a debate on events in catalonia tomorrow in the you do you think we'll see a change of chino a few more people speaking out against the violence. europe it's a problem it's a regional tendency i mean you have the nation's historical nations but you have many regions in france you have britain a or all of the south of france that want i mean where you have mine artists who want independence you have the same in spain of course with the top only but also the basque country and maybe others in the future it's the same in many other countries look at scotland in the u.k. or wales for example northern ireland mean it's it's very complicated a picture in europe and all governments are afraid to endure the pm union and the european commission are afraid of of opening the pandora's box by supporting one of the two factions either to matric government all the. indepen

that the issue is an internal one for spain artie's polly boyko has been taking stock of the international reaction well it's been quite a muted european reaction the european commission has finally come out with a statement today but it condemned the violin but packed up the draped in reiterating that the referendum in catalonia was illegal under the spanish constitution yesterday's vote to cut the loan you know was not legal this is an internal matter for spain that has to be dealt with in line with the constitutional order spain well essentially we can see the e.u. that is sticking to the same line it's had all along that when i was a very well and just in brussels and hides a lot of questions about the e.u. tongue tied respond to the crisis in haiti and now we have a double standard in the freedom of expression once found out four thousand. in other sound out for. you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a member states starts playing with freedom of expression. private websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you say this is cost efficient although we don't have anything to say i mean this is supreme over expression any

european commission to look at these accusations? >> i have already been to the commission. don't we want the commission to handle -- >> we are a member of the which negotiates international tradelf of all the member states. it is right these things are done through the wto and the european union. that is why i was pleased to get the assurance from the party that the u.k. is still a member of the heat -- the you -- europe meantime, andhe they will be supporting any action to have taken there. we need a real investigation by the european union as to the involvement of boeing in dumping aircraft. >> accusations we can't verify at the moment. >> we're just trying to get a good seat in the business class on the boeing 747. >> i will need a parachute the next time i fly. gardiner.ry boeing responded to the allegations. coming up, the ways and means committee chair joining bloomberg markets. what he has to say about tax reform and much more. vonnie: you can get all of our interviews on the bloomberg, with the function tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, and one a.m. in hong kong. i am david gura. shery: welcome to "bloomberg markets: balance of

the centre—left broadly backed the european commission stance that this was an internal spanish matter and not one where the eu should intervene. on the other side ofreens and the far left, with much more sympathy for the catalan independence cause. and more eurosceptic parties were critical of the commission saying that perhaps they would handle the issue differently if it happened in a country like poland or hungry. some meps were angry that it wasn't a proper debate at all and not enough people have the chance to speak. after the debate i bumped into a delegation who were here from the spanish government and they are pretty ha p py the spanish government and they are pretty happy european establishment have got their back. for more background on the catalonia crisis, that's online at bbc news. let's talk about cholera. we are told it kills 100,000 people a year and there's a meeting in paris setting a bold aim to cut the number of deaths caused by cholera by 90% by 2030. we haven't seen a specific goal like this before but it reflects a renewed focus on cholera. there are some obvious reasons why, it's claimed many lives in yemen and is becoming

international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray leo and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it only penguins are very hardy little birds. bringing this out still all the way to sport with any hint from the veteran manager a thing to revive by new nick season. me a. welcome back and he's in now at the sport. thank you so much marian more international cricket is set for a huge overhaul a new test championship will be launched as the format fights to survive alongside the t twenty games starting in twenty nineteen event will culminate in a world test championship final and you one day league will begin in twenty twenty one that will also act as a pathway for world cup qualification now one of the main reasons behind the adoption of this championship is to increas

how to protect our oceans from plastic waste we speak to the european commission spokesman on maritime affairs ahead of a major internationalconference. and a new film celebrates russia's annexation of crimea it is a propaganda war just a simple love story our moscow correspondent goes to the movies. and over that you can always get d.w. news on the go just download or up from google player from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the d.w. have to send us any photos or videos you think are interesting. for news coming up in just a couple of minutes stay with us. from a caterpillar to a superstar packing. any thoughts ten scientists found researching this isn't cool and this is a crucial. ambitious goal to create a bio degradable high tech material but the priority for patients. could come and show plastic soon be a thing of the past to borrow today in sixty minutes d.w. . d.w. because i may speak your language not. for content in dari pashto and order prospects for returning our web special do you think th

the new commission statement kolkata loney's independence vote illegal but stated it was an internal matter the spain should deal with prompting on reactions inside the european parliament and one of those who spoke was in the piece stephen wolfe who came up to speak to us directly to about the reaction to events in catalonia. it's been despicable it's been dishonest and it shows really that the e.u. has favorites and they will stick by that by their favorites as long as it means keeping everybody in the club by demanding that they must be some sort of negotiations and talks between the spanish government and also those in catalan but the must first be a denunciation of the violence by the police over vies the police will feel that they could do it again. for. another big bit of unexpected news in the week was that there's still no evidence of collusion between donald trump's election campaign and russia according to the us senate intelligence committee they were unhappy about it by the sounds of it on wednesday they briefed the public on the ongoing probe looking into moscow's alleged meddling in last year's presidential election but no proof forthcoming still the issue of collus

of homes. it's predicted to become a hurricane by the time it hits the united states on sunday. the european commission says the internationaleal to curb iran's nuclear programme is working and that all sides should keep to their commitments. it was responding to indications from president trump that he will decertify, or reject, the deal which was agreed by barack 0bama in 2015. it limits tehran‘s ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions really. stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: the stars of coronation street pay tribute to our vera at the funeral of the actress liz dawn. theresa may has said she has the full support of her cabinet after a former party chairman said there should be a leadership contest. the prime minister said the country needed calm leadership and declared that's what i'm providing. but grant shapps claims that around 30 tory mps back his call for a leadership election, adding there are cabinet ministers who feel the same way. 0ur deputy political editor john pienaar reports. if only theresa may's bodyguard could see off the political plots, but that's up to her friends and to her, a

commission statement called couple only as a dependent voted illegal but stated it was nonetheless an internal matter that spain should deal with but prompted angry reaction inside the european parliament in front of me piece stephen wolfe spoke and he spoke directly to us as well about the ease reaction to events in catalonia. it's been despicable it's been dishonest and it shows really that the e.u. has favorites and they will stick by by their favorites as long as it means keeping everybody in the club by demanding that they must be some sort of negotiations and talks between the spanish government and also those in catalan but the must first be a denunciation of the violence by the police over vies the police will feel that they could do it again. for the people now in the streets pro unity rally today in barcelona people want to keep spain together these are the latest pictures in literally just within the last hour or so stunning it calls the capital and capital hundreds of thousands portably hoping to keep spain to get there is just days before council president kelly is. set to address the region's parliament on tuesday not quite sure where he's going to go what exactly is going to say a l

for the european commission, as presidentjuncker has reiterated repeatedly, this is an internal matterfor spain that has to be dealt with in line with the constitutional order ofn there in the hemicycle is between the centre—left, the centre—right and the liberals who are broadly supportive of the commission and the far left and the greens, who are much more critical of the spanish government. for the moment everybody is focusing on the separatists, but who is taking the perspective of the rest of the country into account? spaniards from catalonia, aragon, castellon are living together in one country over centuries peacefully, and now an irresponsible government in catalonia is splitting the country. it's wrong, i believe that the commission shies away. it's the duty, as the guardian of the treaty, to get involved in helping solve this problem, to offer mediation, to offer its help. and more eurosceptic parties aren't happy either. all are equal but some are more equal than others. applause everything depends on who is involved. let us be honest, ladies and gentlemen, if it was another member state, not spain, the consequences and the rhetoric from the commiss

internal matter for madrid and the madrid government to conduct but to nevertheless he might actually get into the european commission or into the european parliament store to start talking to some of his own parties m e p's here in brussels but i don't think he'll have any luck getting a significant interview or consultation with some of the senior figures here so it's more a case of him staying as he said in the freedom and security of brussels while the court cases carry on will and arrest warrant be issued will he become not only the. david thanks very much. and the reaction to his popping up in brussels. here in barcelona the members of the former regional government now. we're going to hear from them. one of the members. actually morning. some of these. people six of them are now in. this country. for example that on. this week. other members of the parliament who are. appearing in front of the high. people. so. we haven't heard from them yet. and probably some of them are also raising the question. still here thank you. three people. fifteen were wounded after a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul a security sources told this channel al jazeera a man walked towar

of them aged four, and a teacher have now died. the man threw ethanol over the children and himself before starting the fire. he later died in hospital. the european commission says the internationall to curb iran's nuclear programme is working and that all sides should keep to their commitments. it was responding to indications from president trump that he will decertify, or reject, the deal which was agreed by barack 0bama in 2015. it limits tehran's ability to enrich uranium in exchange for sanctions relief. the us is lifting most of the economic sanctions it imposed on sudan 20 years ago. officials said the country had made progress in human rights issues and cooperation in the fight against islamist extremism. sudan had been subject to a trade embargo and other penalties. human rights groups have criticised the decision, saying sudan has never been serious about introducing real change. theresa may has said she has the full support of her cabinet after a former party chairman said there should be a leadership contest. the prime minister said the country needed calm leadership and declared that's what i'm providing. but grant shapps claims that around 30 tory mps back his call

international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by strayer and the europeanunion for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing warlock in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it only penguins are very hardy little birds. witchcraft in zambia masculinity in south africa and folk tales from swaziland are just some of the african themes at this year's london film festival reports on have filmmakers from the continent are challenging the way africa is depicted on screen. it looks like a western a familiar genre for audiences but five fingers from us a is set against the backdrop of south africa's eastern cape. director michael matthews who's dusted down the genre creating something thrilling and fresh. why don't we take a picture together. the camera. another african film with a unique style is i am not a witch based on a real witch camp in ghana i

international meeting and happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including in delhi and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again it early penguins are very hardy little birds. take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now well the leaders are criticizing the u.s. president's decision to decertify the new deal with iran trump says the iranians are not complying with conditions of the old agreement britain france and germany there are warning the u.s. against undermining the accord iran's president says trump is making a pile of delusional allegations. are you worried about iranian missiles what about those weapons you give every day to aggressor countries i know targeting of the oppressed people of yemen with planes and bombs that you built yourself you don't have any protest abou

internal matter for spain european commission spokesman has called for all the players to move from confrontation to dialogue let's take you live now to our visitors john hendren who's in barcelona for us and john all of this leads to great uncertainty for the people of catalonia. it does indeed felicity that there was celebration here today in this square where i am right now and all across parcel lonna and catalonia but it was measured they were really hoping the leaders of this is session movement were really hoping for a spectacular outcome a spectacular turnout in that election and what happened was they got about forty percent far less than the spectacular threshold they were looking for but the extraordinary circumstances that led up to this election and during it or this referendum rather than made it significant that level there were arrests of electoral officials leading up to the election there were threats of arrest for those leading it including sedition which carries a fifteen year criminal penalty and then of course you had the this spanish police spanish national police and spanish guard who civill that's the paramilitary force that was accompanying and that's about fifteen thousand or

european commission they said this is an internal spanish matter to deal with. the foreign spokesperson for catalonia, he refused to answer that question whether he had had discussions. ofry pro eu they would like to stay inside the european union that's what's frightening businesses there is an independence declaration. it will automatically mean these companies, these organizations whether they're banks or anything else will be outside the eurozone they won't have access to ecb funding. that's what's making a lot of them think about moving. >> they're saying this is a much bigger deal than the brexit. willem is live with the latest on catalonia. >>> a roundup of global market picture and of course this morning's top stories. >>> plus, breaking news out of washington overnight the president threatening to derail a deal for so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers if congress does not fund the border wall. the latest details when "worldwide exchange" retnsur my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. it's a warm blan

of a third party. and it must be an international actor in order to be effective. >> reporter: but the catalan leader knows he's likely to be disappointed. after the european commissiond the vote was illegal and urged both sides to talk. despite jubilation in barcelona last night, just 42% of the catalonian electorate voted, though it was overwhelmingly for the keys to their own state. the catalan authorities say that the confiscation of ballot boxes and the closing of polling stations meant that three- quarters of a million votes could not be counted. madrid has refused to apologize for what happened yesterday. the prime minister said the state had responded firmly. his government has threatened to suspend local autonomy if independence goes ahead. >> ( translated ): there has been no referendum on self- determination in catalonia. all spaniards have seen that the rule of law is still strong and in force, that it responds to those who breach it. >> reporter: there seems to be no dialogue to avert a crisis here. no mediation that we know of. a general strike has been called for tomorrow. and independence could be declared within days. >> sreenivasan: that report from

time for international mediation to take place or to at least ah but there is still no sign of that from the european union once again we heard today from the vice president of the european commission who seem to firmly come out in support of the spanish central government and the spanish constitution. violence does not solve anything in politics it is never an answer never a solution and it can never be used as a weapon or instrument europe knows this better than anywhere else none of us want to see violence in our society. however. it is of course for any government to uphold the rule of law and this sometimes does require caution that use of force. now the political crisis is also having a deep economic impact today sprains main stock index the ibex thirty five fell close to three percent and the two worst affected stocks were two major capital and banks nowhere near as bad as the day that breaks it was announced however on that day the spanish stock index fell more than twelve percent. indeed both sides are digging in their heels in about half an hour's time we're going to hear from the castle president pushed him on what can we expect to hear from him. there a little clues as

international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray leo and the europeanunion for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again adelie penguins are very hardy little birds. still ahead and i was there all the sports news including world number one rafael nadal is aiming for his seventh title of the year and is here with that story. the man who negotiated the dismantling of apartheid and scrap the south africa's nuclear program i don't think we needed the ball but some of my prediction is just that they want to use it as a deterrent south africa's former president declared talks to al-jazeera as. you stand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera on counting the cost a scandal made in japan kobe steel admits that it fakes data on components used by the world's

international meeting happening in hobart in australia it's called camelot that's the commission for the conservation of antarctic marine living resources and camera considering a proposal that's been put down by a stray leo and the european union for a new marine protected area which would protect some of the amazing wildlife in this area including a deli and emperor penguins the good news is that those same birds will return to the same colony next year and try all over again so whilst it was a catastrophic breeding attempt this year they will try again adelie penguins are very hardy little birds so they have a good supreme court of appeal has upheld a high court ruling to reinstate nearly eight hundred old corruption and fraud charges against president jacob zuma the day back to before he took office in two thousand and nine zuma says he's disappointed by the decision and denies any wrongdoing tanya page has more. it took less than fifteen minutes for the supreme court of appeal to reject the president's latest attempt to avoid corruption charges. dismissed because. the charges relate to allegations during a multi-million dollar deal from the one nine hundred ninety s. they were controversially dropped in two thousand

international peace research institute thank you very much for joining us thank you my pleasure. well on social media lots of reactions to the announcement already a director general with the european commission stefano months or v.c. writes congratulations i can on the two thousand and seventeen peace nobel prize or determination to be a nuclear weapon free world must continue the nobel prize twitter account praise the winner for being the leading civil society actor in the effort to achieve a prohibition of nuclear weapons under international law tim wright the asia pacific director of icann has responded to the announcement saying a great honor that we have just been awarded the nobel peace prize two thousand and seventeen for our work to outlaw nuclear weapons and let's talk more about the significance of this war and with scott lucas he's a professor of international politics at the university of birmingham scott thank you very much for joining us your reaction to this announcement well i think i echo a lot of what dance nests and that the nobel peace prize is not always for what has been achieved it is for what we hope can be achieved and this was a message of hope today that the double

international criticism and european commission says the deal is working while russia's foreign minister says it's important to preserve the agreements. the united nations says it's bracing for a further exodus of rich muslim refugees from me and mark already more than half a million were him to have arrived in bangladesh since the end of august they're fleeing the military crackdown in the mammal state of rakhine that has been denounced as ethnic cleansing a funeral with full military honors has been held in northern iraq for the veteran kurdish leader. who died three days ago crowds filled the streets of his home city of slavonia taleban he was a champion of the kurdish independence struggle and served as president of iraq for nine years. and those were our latest headlines coming up next his talk to al-jazeera with the iranian foreign minister will have a job as the raif speaking about among other things the iranian nuclear deal join me again for more news in about twenty five minutes time i'll see you then until then thanks for watching. would you. like to see. chemical weapons it was an unprecedented moment at the united nations general assembly the president of the united states in front

international effort and it is part of the european union‘s programme. the european union‘s programme. the european union‘s programme. the european union as you know is leading it overall but it is charged by the european commissionmportant thing. things could go wrong, although of course we hope nothing will. then soon afterwards, if you minutes afterwards, the first stage of the rocket will be dropped and then the second stage. another very critical moment is the separation of the satellite from the rocket. then once the satellite is separated off course about 90 minutes afterwards the accuracy of the satellite is imported. soon after lunch we should know is everything is fine. we are very anxious to see that and we are looking forward. we wish you the best. thank you very much. that was an earth observation director from the european space agency. time now for some unseasonably warm fresh air. sarah is at hyde park for us. and mild start to the day here in hyde park. it is a fairly cloudy picture first thing this morning with beautiful autumnal colours to the trees during the course of the day. similar sense most of us this morning, cloudy conditions. if we look at the forecast across the country will not be d