here's the international team in full. e making their presidents cup debuts. it starts on 12th december at the royal melbourne club, which is where the international team recorded their only victory back in 1998. staying with golf — and there are joint—leaders. after the first round of the turkish open in antalya which is the penultimate event on the european tour, before the season—ending dubai world championship. matthias schwab from austria and england's tom lewis both carded 7—under—par 65's on thursday, and they're one shot clear of the field. the defending championjustin rose is a further shot back on 5—under—par. his round of 67 included this chip for an eagle at the 11th. rose is bidding to win the turkish open for the third year in a row. meanwhile, austria's bernd wiesberger — who leads the race to dubai standings — opened up with a 71. he's six shots behind thejoint—leaders. the world para athletics championships got underway in dubai on thursday — with 10 gold medals decided. two of them went to bulgaria — in th

has mobilized an international team to assist rescue efforts. a top aide in the maltese government keith schembri has resigned over a scandal involving the murder of anti corruption journalist daphne carr a wanna see another senior minister also resigned after protesters demanded government action. thousands of furious farmers have rolled into berlin on tractors to protest the government's agricultural policies they say plans to introduce stricter protections for insects in your environment go too far and would threaten the existence of their farms. german authorities are searching for answers after a smash and grab raid on the royal palace in the city of dresden the thieves made off with diamond jewels of priceless cultural value as you majority's are still working out exactly what's missing. this is news from bro and for more follow us on twitter at w news. good . song good old favorites. no wonder. time are going to cut plenty of emotion. the best game day. kick off next on w a n. o. o go to the girl max try. goodbye now stood. with exclusive

the last 10—12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international teamntinue, the new coaches continue to build on that because i think what we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums, i think. let's take a look at some of the other stories around this evening. lewis hamilton looks to be on course for his sixth world title after finishing fastest in practice ahead of the american grand prix. the mercedes driver was 0.3 seconds faster than ferrari's charles leclerc, while red bull's max verstappen was in third. hamilton only has to finish in eighth place or better on the austin track on sunday to secure the drivers championship. northampton have made it three wins from three in the new rugby premiership season. they beat harlequins 40—22 — taqele naiyaravoro with two of their five tries. bristol are up to second after beating sale 16—10. in the pro 14, leinster have also maintained their unbeaten start to the season. they thrashed the dragons 50—15 to make it five successive wins. james lowe

with fuel price protests spurred by old ready publishing sanctions live from moscow with our team international. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. i do object now and i will continue objecting to people. who never one agrees those in power and their position but he must not become a nato member under any circumstances our reason is clear nater the public has nothing but it bombed us using depleted uranium munitions. and that still is killing our children today. and if we decided to become a nato member. we would give it a moral right to believe that he did the right thing this way we would betray the memory of those who died as a result of the bombing operation called the angel of mercy can you imagine that. by their you watching the weekly or not international next the u.s. secretary of state might pay 0 announced on monday that washington will end sanctions waivers on iran's folder nuclear facility a key component of the last market tomic deal itself to turan said it had resu

the team found violations of domestic and international laws on modern slavery and human trafficking. app user tried to sell a child to our team. and another — a policeman — encouraged them to break kuwaiti laws. in the gulf, a domestic worker's visa is tied to their sponsor. they cannot quit theirjob or leave the country without their sponsor's permission. that's the problem with that kind of system is that the employer is thinking that they own already they worker, but it doesn't... the worker, but it doesn't... it shouldn't be the situation. kuwait has some of the strongest laws to protect domestic workers in the region. but apps like 4sale, instagram and, in saudi, haraj enable employers to sell the sponsorship of these workers for a profit. no legal action has been taken against the policeman or the woman who tried to sell us a child. they have both declined the bbc‘s request for comment. asale has now removed its domestic worker section. they gave us the following reply... kuwait's government did not comment further. facebook, which owns instagram, told us... but we found hundre

sapiens is also not set in stone 2 years ago at the devil it has excavation site in morocco an international team of researchers made a spectacular find fossilized bones of homo sapiens that will 100000 years older than all previously known remains with a skull and teeth similar to those of modern humans this poses a major challenge to the widely accepted notion that homo sapiens arose in east africa 200000 years ago. the oldest probably bacteria they all thought of colonized our planet 3770000000 years ago they can even live in parent eyes and the cooling water of nuclear power plants and of course inside us monday i wanted to know more. how important are the bacteria in our bodies. each one of us is home to trillions of invisible co-residents our body weight includes some 2 kilograms of mark robes living both on our skin and insiders researchers call this bacterial zoo the micro biome. months alone can turn around 600 different kinds of bacteria. and there's a plethora of more drugs in the esophagus on the stomach to. most of the bacteria live in our intestines. there's precious little research

and international team he found himself playing with his old friend metz a sector again. strong. team would meet up the 1st thing we do was call and see whether the other one was already there it was great but. by now the big question in the germany team was who would succeed against lehmann in goal and already after. that i thought it was a by the kind neither of us was interested in rubbishing the other guys in the media need to know there was this general rule of the game this battle to be german goalie i go but we always got on really well this company thought i was wasn't i we've got the number one was a favorite chance among the hanover fans but anka suffered for a time from the tabloids stating their preference for the younger rennie adler but in the end and himself the jersey germany's goalkeeping coach andy cook picked him for the upcoming world cup in 2010. at the beginning of 2009 and corrupt his wife a poet. for your birthday what would you like a diamond huge and pure cats horses dogs i know that's going too far. one self how all things continue on our journey throug

cluster is part of an international team of more than $100.00 researchers here at the crowds who institute of technology they're using a giant neutrino scale and operators called cutting in to investigate one of the biggest mysteries in physics cutting was built in southeastern germany in 2001. but it was too big to be transported by land instead it went on a 9000 kilometer g tour down the danube around europe by sea and up the rhine then came a tight squeeze the last few kilometers in karlsruhe or to the research center where it finally got down to work. a big effort for such tiny particles. considered by through every big centimeter of the universe still has about 300 neutrinos left over from the big bad with his other sources like the sun and supernovas although also produce huge amounts. of lots of new tracers arrive on earth and pass right through our bodies get these there so weakly interacting we don't even notice them not feel familiar there's gas through every square centimeter of our skin every 2nd of this and we don't even notice. weighing neutrinos it's very complicated and req

guidelines for how to treat trans kids haven't been updated in roughly a decade but rosenthal and an international team of doctors have released a new medical framework that, for the first time, favors early social trabigad: t and allows hormone thap steve: yes, i personally feel it would be malpractice to withhold that kind of treatment. bigad: major institutions and medical groups helped write the guidelines, including columbia university, uc san francisco, and the american association of clinical endocrinologists. our investigative unit was briefed on the new guidelines months ahead of their release. jack: i don't feel like being a girl is who i am. bigad: before jack started his transition, he says he couldn't even stand his own reflection. bigad: when you look in this mirror now, what do you see? jack: me. i see me, like-- julianna: i used to have a girl. now i have a boy. bigad: julianna is jack's mother. bigad: what do you see when you look at old photos of jack? julianna: that's hard. yeah, and i think that that is a little--that's, i think, the hardest part for me. yeah,bigad: as his mom,that

has mobilized an international team to assist in search and rescue efforts is the most powerful earthquake to hit the country and decades all right let's get you latest now are joining us now is journalist alice taylor from the capital a tirana alice can you please give us a progress update basically what's the situation right now. the situation i'm a mentor anyone watching it from the concept is our living room on television and it's just devastating death tote just before i came to do to school was a 16 but there are many people still missing and they believe there are many people still trapped under rubble so what's happening now is the all star teams helped by civilians. very delicate he trying to take their boat is in the slabs of concrete and to try and get to the people that surrender needs and people are terrified as well that there will be enough to say there will be more aftershocks we've experienced quite a number of aftershocks including ones and. the what people are most concerned of is any other big quakes will have a big and more serious effect because of the damage which wa

has named himself as one of his captain's picks for next month's presidents cup against the international teamcked two rookies — the current us open champion gary woodland and tony finau — and then had a bit of fun after naming patrick reed as his third pick. as captain, i'm going to choose tiger woods as the last player on the team. he's made, what, nine cups? and he's played in australia twice. this will be his third appearance there as a player. i am talking in the third person! i was just about to say, third person tiger is my favourite, let's see what we can do here. yeah, just having fun. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. goodbye for now. essex police are updating us on those 39 people whose bodies were found in the back of a lorry that had been shipped from belgium to essex and was discovered in essex. 39 people in that container. formal identification has now been carried out, and there is a list of names. essex police have confirmed with the vietnamese authorities the names of the dead. ten of them, it now appears, were teen

has named himself as one of his captain‘s picks for next month‘s presidents cup against the international teamn i will choose tiger woods. as the last player on the team. he has made nine cups and has played in australia twice. in the president‘s cup so this will be his third appearance for, as a player. i find it interesting i am talking in the third person. third person tiger is not my favourite. that‘s all from sportsday. thank you forjoining us, more throughout the rest of the evening. the weather making news at the moment is really a good thing. tonight there is a gap between weather systems, a widespread frost on the way. let‘s look at the rain we have had, totals like this, sheffield 84 millimetres on thursday into the early hours of today, that is why the having problem. that is november‘s average rainfall, to get more than that, we have done that, we have got it. this is october. many parts of the country had well above—average for october. 200% or more of the october average rainfall, that is why there are so many flood warnings, particular onto the river dawn, if you‘re concerned, c

last ten or 12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international teamhat because i think what we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums, i think. granit xhaka has been left out of the arsenal squad for tomorrow's match against wolves. he swore at fans after being substituted in their 2—2 draw with crystal palace last weekend. in a statement, he said that repeated threats to his wife and daughter had pushed him to "boiling point" and, though he knows he acted "disrespectfully", he says that he had been "hurt deeply" by comments made on social media and at matches. he was also left out of the midweek league cup tie against liverpool. that's all the sport for now. if you want to keep up to date with formula 1, go to the bbc sport website. second practice is under way in austin for the american grand prix. remember, lewis hamilton only has to finish in eighth place on sunday to secure the drivers' championship. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. spoiled for choice, formula 1 and by. back to the rugby wo

ten or 12 years, and we feel like we've earned respect and put respect back into wales as an international teamk my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums. well, after reaching the semifinals here injapan, wales can head home with their heads held high. but for them and their coach, this was a night when there was no fairy—tale finish. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. now for a look at all the weather news with stavros deniers. we start the weekend with severe gales on saturday across southern areas, gas 60—70 mph. in the short term, though, things looking pretty benign through tonight, a lot of cloud around, outbreaks of rain spreading north, went picking up across the south—west, just as that area of low pressure begins to push in with strong winds, also heavy rain, temperatures not falling much below 9—11d. this is the system i am talking about, low—pressure, strong winds the southern flank, strong winds the southern flank, strong winds on the northern flank, so the top and towel of the country looking wet and windy, some of the best weather through central areas. we start with ga

ten or 12 years, and we feel like we‘ve earned respect and put respect back into wales as an international teamtheir heads held high. but for them and their coach, this was a night when there was no fairy—tale finish. andy swiss, bbc news, tokyo. that‘s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i‘m jane dougall. they‘ve got the royal seal of approval, but can owen farrell lead england to victory at the rugby world cup final tomorrow? we hearfrom 2003 hero jonny wilkinson on the task ahead. but no fairy tale ending for warren gatland as wales lose his final game in charge — the bronze medal goes to new zealand in the third place play off. and it‘s looking good for lewis — the mercedes driver is fastest in practice ahead of the american grand prix. can he keep it up for qualifying? the queen has send her best wishes to england head coach eddiejones and his squad ahead of the rugby world cup final tomorrow morning. they take on south africa injapan in a matter of hours. her majesty called the team inspirational and said she hoped for a successful match.

12 years and we feel that we have earned the respect and put respect back into wales as an international team that because i think what we've done and what we have achieved, it would break my heart if wales went back into the doldrums sort of thing. the success of the 12 year period is pretty unrivalled, isn't it? grand slams. and they speak for themselves. 0n slams. and they speak for themselves. on that foundation is there andl themselves. on that foundation is there and i think that i was there in 2007 when we did not get very far in that world cup. well heading home having finished fourth. we will have more from japan a little later in the programme. here's a quick look at the rest of the days headlines... england beat new zealand by seven wickets in christchurch in the first t20 of their 5 match series. james vince scored a maiden international t20 half century. england's matthew fitzpatrick has a one shot lead over rory mcilroy at the halfway stage of the world championship golf event in shanghai. he's on 11 under. stoke have sacked their manager nathanjones after a poor start to the ch

last ten or 12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international team that because i think what we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums, i think. lewis hamilton looks to be on course for his sixth world title after finishing fastest in practice ahead of the american grand prix. the mercedes driver was 0.3 seconds faster than ferrari's charles leclerc, while red bull's max verstappen was close in third. hamilton only has to finish in eighth place or better on the austin track on sunday to secure the drivers championship. qualifying for pole position takes place tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. hello there. saturday threatens to bring rather stormy weather across some parts of the uk. a combination of gales and heavy rain, which could well cause some travel disruption. your bbc local radio station will a lwa ys your bbc local radio station will always keep you up—to—date with things where you are. the culprits, an area of low pressure. you can see the cloud swirling here on the sat

the former world number one of australia is likely the biggest name on the international team.rguably less is well-known, but if he can reproduce shots like this, i'm sure you will be hearing more about him. won the lastates president's cup, and they are packed full of big names. normally, the captain doesn't play, that is not the case this year. >> as captain, i will choose tiger woods as the last player on the team. cups, he hasine played in australia twice in the president's cup. this will be his third appearance as a player. it's interesting i'm talking in third person. >> that is not my favorite tiger. >> the next generation of tennis talent will be looking to stamp their authority on the season ending atp finals on sunday. four of the players who qualified our 23 years old or younger, but standing in their way are red arends rafael nadal, novak djokovic, and roger federer. >> the next 23 years are exciting, because we are playing the best tennis in the world. they are the ones were wearing the big climates. it will be interesting to see how that will go. >> we have a futu

they are revamping and bolstering their internal team, then they are doing some of their outside consultantse question is going to be, when they bring those outside consultants to the hill and to regulators to tell the story, to say hey, we are an american company and don't take action from beijing, what will be that reaction remains to be seen. those meetings have not started. i do think it is worth mentioning this blue-chip representation. i think they are putting up a good fight as the tensions really ramp up. iflor: the key issue is that tiktok is a u.s. company or chinese company? >> i think that is somewhat missing the point. aty are looking not just u.s. ownership, but whether investors, foreign investors had the ability to get access to nonpublic information about data. it is awhether or not u.s. company is part of the concern. there are broader concerns about potentially having access to that information by foreign powers. taylor: john, what is the answer to that question? if china wants data, once information, what tiktok be required to fuld over the information to beijing? john: t

to be held in st petersburg russia as i'm my rap and i live 1st there in brasilia ice now an international team of investigators building a criminal case in the shooting down of the malaysia airlines flight and this 17 in 201417 rather in 2014 of eastern ukraine is released audiotape suggests links between russia and rebels in the region were closer than previously thought for more on this let's cross to mani am and the team in london at a european brawl cost center. yeah 4 suspects have been charged and a juicer go on trial in absentia next year for the killing of all $298.00 people onboard when the plane was struck by a missile of a separatist territory russia's foreign ministry has dismissed the latest findings as not verified these the transcripts of telephone calls has in but investigators allege a top aide of president vladimir putin was in contact with rebel leaders on any a daily basis and other minorities who look at who look you know we will regret it worth a look at it you have to look showing your kids you know knowledge of. them which are true is that real critical of a common euro

we worked with an internal team to develop an interactive project map where people could go to learn about a specific project type or projects that are happening in their neighborhood or supervisor district of concern. this map was created to increase transparency through better communication of project work that the sfmta is working and to facilitate coordination among projects. after the launch of the sfmta map, a project directive was released for our use on this project. the agencies include san francisco public works, the san francisco public utilities commission, as well as us the sfmta. the timeliness of this request was spurred forward by the opening of the chase center. >> as you're well aware on any given day we have hundreds of projects that visually touch the streets of san francisco. to the outside observer, they have no idea which agency is responsible for a given project. what we sought to do was provide a user friendly solution so people could find out about project information on the street that they may encounter, in their neighborhood, or elsewhere in the city. the

or 12 years, we feel that we have earned respect and put some respect back into wells as an international teamles. because we have done and have achieved within my heart if wales went back into the doldrums. granit xhaka has been left out of the match against wolverhampton tomorrow. in a statement, he said repeated threats to his wife and daughter had pushed him to the bowling point and he knew he had acted disrespectfully, he said he had been hurt deeply by comments made on social media and at matches. he also was left out of the midweek league cup tie against northampton. that is all the support for now but if you want to keep up—to—date with formula 1, go to the website with the second practice under way in austin for the american grand prix and louis ems and only have to finish in eighth place or above to superior the drivers championship. —— lewis hamilton. the man leading the contaminated blood inquiry, says some of the victims and their families are living in "grinding hardship" and is calling on the government to improve their financial support. sir brian langstaff was speaking on the

last ten or 12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international teamat we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if, you know, wales went back into the doldrums, i think. so one more match to play at the world cup, tomorrow's final in yokohama between england and south africa. jonny wilkinson won the trophy with his drop goal in 2003 and was also a losing fianlist against south africa in 2007. he was at engliands final training session today, he's worked with the team on a consultancy basis and was giving some tips to the kickers inclduing the skipper 0wen farrell. wilkinson says how they have recovered from their semifinal victory against the all blacks will be key. physically i think they can recover no problem and their cousin at the skate. in the knowledge and everything —— their fitness is great. mentally and emotionally, just to accept that yes, it was a phenomenal game, but it is done now and it is almost that you start again. and you start again and when you have nothing to compare it to there is nothing no such thing as compl

. >> do you have external groups or an internal team?nal team that works on that so that might be more similar to cable rather than broadcast. i'm sure you're familiar with the regulation. >> one other political issue that's come up recently is tick tock owned by a chinese company and whether that ownership of this company that is very popular here with teens in the u.s. could be potentially dangerous or risky what do you think about those concerns of tiktok >> i'm really not sure and not sure it's a political issue than a competitive issue but a great example of a chinese technology company successful with u.s. consumers and i think our country's grappling with that with a free architect and encourage that competition and regulate data sharing and things like that going forward. >> are you seeing the growth of tiktok competition for your users or stealing that demographic? >> snap and tiktok are so different and consider them a partner. they're an advertising partner, a snap kick partner. but the services are very different. snapchat is

we created an international team of researchers and produced a report that not only document the flow of weapons and logistical assistance but also ties between turkey and isis oil. the isis oil transfer was managed by -- and when and before onto ships own by the dnc crew. the profits was reinvested in addition to the data in the report atlantic council here in washington took $1 million on energy ministry. that might as well have been a check written by isis itself. so in the interest of time i think i will move ahead to the incident in 2018. turkey launched an unprovoked attack. the kurdish defenders were no match for turkey's warplanes. as result 300 kurds, christians and use these were killed and there were 300,000 internally displaced persons. the ssa committed war crimes. the middle i did the bodies of female fighters. they cut off their breasts and posed for salafis, which they then posted. a 12-year-old boy was filled topic of that of a syrian soldier at the behest of isis. when i was in there i interviewed a woman who fled. she was leaving the town holding her daughters hand

i had the opportunity to spend time at the international team that worked a lot of cases overseas. just like anything else, you deal with bureaucracy. there's a colleague of mine in the audience i won't name that has been with me overseas overt of these missions and he would be halfway around the globe and get a call from some number at the fbi headquarters at 3:00 in the morning and the first thing, are you awake and it's like i am now, but can we buy you a globe said you can see how the sun orbits around and obviously there's still a mission driven to say there is a lead in a new investigation or something we have to do. >> or your credit card bill is due. >> sometimes it is very administrative. so you deal with that but that happens in any company or organization you find that that bureaucracy. but to circle back to the good part, the people made a great. >> how did you end up and i realized this could sound like a critical question how did you end up as my special assistant? [laughter] i'm glad you did that you did, l folks how you ended up. >> out tcounted by end up as yor spe

american line up former world number one jason day of australia is likely the biggest name on the international team careers korea's song j.m. is arguably less well known but if you can reproduce shots like this at the royal melbourne golf club next month i'm sure you'll be hearing more about them. the united states won the last presidents cup and many others and their team is packed full of big names now normally the captain doesn't play it but that's not the case this year yeah as captain i'm going to choose tiger woods as the last player on the team. he's made 9 cups. he's played in australia twice in the presidents cup so this will be his 3rd appearance there. as a player and i find interesting talk in 3rd person is this a 3rd person tiger is now my favorite site so let's see if i can take. no. the next generation of tennis talent will be looking to stamp their authority on the season ending a.t.p. finals which start on sunday for the players who have qualified are 23 years old or younger but standing in their way are veterans rafael the doll novak djokovic and roger federer i think the next you

united kingdom has blocked that oft twice to 4 has blocked that oft twice to form an international investigation team to be sent into yemen you see the british government an international investigation team to be sent into yemen you see the british government says it wants to sell more arms to saudi arabia which of course are the news to him and says. it wants to sell more arms to saudi arabia which of course are then used to bomb yemen they back something called the joint incident assessment team bomb yemen they back something called the joint incident assessment team and i know the united nations is criticize them but they they say for instance the bombing of i know the united nations is criticize them but they they say for instance the bombing of an m.s.f. hospital was a mistake where is i think but m.s.f. hospital was a mistake where is i think you and others claim that there is a deliberate attempt at killing civilians you and others claim that there is a deliberate attempt at killing civilians by british back governments in yemen i don't believe by british back governments in yemen i don't beli

american line up former world number one jason day of australia is likely the biggest name on the international team korea's song j.m. is arguably less well known but if he can reproduce shops like this at the royal melbourne golf club next month be hearing about him some more. well the united states won the last presidents cup and many others and their team is packed full of big names none bigger than their captain normally the captain doesn't play but that's not the case this year. as captain i'm going to choose tiger woods as the last player on the team. he's made what 9 cups. he's played in australia twice in the presidents cup so this will be the start of appearance there. as a player and i find interest in talking to 3rd person as i say there are some tigers now my favorites so let's see if we can do something with. my favorite 2 in tennis australia are looking to win their 1st fed cup title in 45 years they just have to beat france in the final starting on saturday the australians go into the event as the favorites thanks to world number one ashley barty she's looking to cap off a stellar yea

make national economies rise and also about russia's readiness to be a significant part of international economic team back to you we have a national bringing us the latest from the forum thank you. we're now crossed life 2 economists guns are for live comment on this now do you agree with forbes that the russian economy has now become somewhat bulletproof. depends on the. numbers we are checking but in general terms yes absolutely yes to give some reference to the $1000.00 russia god that there are over on the g.d.p. that it was more or less 90 percent of the g.d.p. of russia today they are all mostly in the 30 or so and of that on the t.v. which means that basically the government off russia decrease dramatically that that level of that they got it and secondly. what russia did for the last year it was also increased their reserves they brought in gold and gold we have to remember that gold is basically the main circle value. in the crisis cycle so basically what i believe they are doing the right now with them i think for the last 1015 years is. getting ready for any kind of new global financial cr

in broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and. i'm broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and certainly glad to have you with us by russia's foreign minister thomas certainly glad to have you with us part russia's foreign minister claims islamic states former leader was the creation of washington but claims islamic state former leader was the creation of washington but. he died during a u.s. raid in syria a week ago and sergei lavrov he died during a u.s. raid in syria a week ago and sergei lavrov said the terror group surprise was a direct result of america's invasion of iraq earlier said the terror group surprise was a direct result of america's invasion of iraq earlier my colleague rosana lockwood and our guys you have discussed the story. and my colleague rosana lockwood and our guys you have discussed the story. you know the fact that he was the patient of the united states. you know the fact that he was the patient of the united states you were islamic states most of the illegal inv

broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international thomas certainly glad to have you with us . this is our team international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right russia's foreign minister claims islamic states a former leader was the creation of washington as foreign minister claims islamic states a former leader was the creation of washington. he died during a u.s. raid in syria we could go and sergey lavrov he died during a u.s. raid in syria but we could go and sergey lavrov said the terror group's rise was a direct result of america's invasion of iraq earlier my colleague said the terror group's rise was a direct result of america's invasion of iraq earlier my colleague resign lockwood and. discuss the story. should resign lockwood and. discuss the story. he was of the united states islamic states. he was the united states islamic states most of the illegal invasion of iraq and the collapse of the iraqi state when extremists emerged of the illegal invasion of iraq and the collapse of the iraqi state when extremists who held by the amer

martin dozer a member of the homburg parliament in germany thanks for being with us here on our team international just thank you for being there so the german economy minister drew a parallel between chinese spying and the n.s.a.'s activities in germany are these 2 things actually that similar. i think. of course you can compare what countries are doing of course is necessary to see what's going on and if you compare the usa to china we can question ourselves as well. how many walls china do in the last 20 years and when you also did the us proceed to the last 20 years and then we would see that the us did conduct more wars and china so why shouldn't be compared to different countries what their governments i think anyway is a bit strange comparison because the populations they want most of the population want peace in every country and so the government somehow struggling on the canonical power of the us and the moment the struggling against china the brits they. which are the most strong economies in the world wide in the moment and so the u.s. tries with texas and with other political measures