that said, jair bolsonaro has a lot of support.rst round. he isa the most votes in the first round. he is a politician whose support is eight will change brazil. —— whose supporters say. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the big clear up in greece after mediterranean cyclone zorbas brings flash flooding and high winds. in all russia's turmoil, it has never come to this. president yeltsin said the day would decide the nation's destiny. the nightmare that so many people had feared for so long is playing out its final act here. russians are killing russians in front of a grandstand audience. it was his humility which produced affection from catholics throughout the world, but his departure is a tragedy for the catholic church. israel's right—winger, ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble. he wants israel alone to have sovereignty over the holy sites — an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrate the rebirt

on the campaign trail, jair bolsonaro was in his element. supported by seemingly adoring fans.brupt end. stabbed in the abdomen and visibly in pain. within moments, supporters surrounded a suspect, adelio bispo de oliveira. he was later arrested. as chaos ensued, the politician was rushed to hospital. after several hours of surgery, mr bolsonaro remained undeterred, speaking to his supporters on social media. his son, who has been with him throughout, spoke of his relief. translation: he has got more colour, he is better, he is recovering really well. the doctor said that if he wasn't in such good shape, he would likely be dead because he lost something like two litres of blood. had he arrived here five minutes later, the haemorrhage would have probably caused cardiac arrest and he probably would be dead. jair bolsonaro has now been moved to a hospital in sao paulo where he is expected to remain for at least a week. few believe this will impact his presidential campaign, it may even strengthen it. nicknamed's brazil's trump, bolsonaro has become notorious for his homophobic, se

also brazilian presidential is adate jair bolsonaro serious, but stable condition after being stabbed at a campaign rally. an op-ed editorial said to administrationmp says that they are doing what they can to limit president trump's agenda. ♪ forced to our top story. a flurry of diplomacy taking place from both sides of the atlantic this friday is the in the syrian province of it live. not only is the security council meeting to discuss the potential onslaught on the rebel stronghold, but leaders of turkey, iran, and russia are gathering in tehran where they are having a summit as we speak. the u.n. says a humanitarian catastrophe is imminent if no deal is found to stop the assad government from launching a full ground and air assault. let's go to tehran to speak to our correspondent residence sire our correspondent. we were hoping that would be a press conference. there is no press conference so far. has anything emerged yet from the meeting? the outcome, certainly has presidents, but met severaldogan hours ago, meeting together and then mr. erdogan met with president rouhani. they w

jair bolsonaro is leading in opinion polls. they accuse him of being a misogynist and homophobe.e denies the allegations. now on bbc news, cameroon is fighting a war on two fronts. using the latest investigative techniques, the bbc‘s africa eye team analyses who is commiting atrocities and why. this special programme contains distressing images from the start. hello and welcome to africa eye. cameroon uncovered. today we're talking about cameroon. as the country prepares for the presidential elections next month, its government is fighting two wars. the first is a conflict between french—speaking state security forces and armed insurgents from the country's minority english—speaking regions who complain of institutional discrimination. the second, a war that spilt over from neighbouring nigeria in the north of the country. a fight against the jihadist group boko haram. the two conflicts are bloody and dangerous territory for journalists, making access almost impossible. both the government troops and the rebels have been accused of human rights violations, kidnappings, extrajudic

aty: on the campaign trail, jair bolsonaro was in his emelement, supported by segly adoring fans. celebrations came to an abrupt end. abd in the abdomen and visibly in pain. supporters surrounded the suspect. he was later arrted. as chaos ensued, the politician was rushed to hospital. after several hours of surgery, mr. olson narrow remain -- mr. sonaro remained undeterred, speaking to supporters on social media. his son spoke of his relief. >> he s got more color, he is better,ly he is recovering re well. the doctor said if he wasn't in such good shape, he would likely be dead, becausee lost someth like two liters of blood. katy: jair bolsonaro has been moved to hospital in sÃo paulo -- where he is expected to remain for at least a week. weber did this has to pay. whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country which respects itself, that wants to bec, democrati cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. katy: next month's presidential elections in brazil are the most inuncertaiecades. what is certain is that this image and the tiar

jair bolsonaro is leading in opinion polls. they accuse him of being a misogynist and homophobe. the allegations. theresa may has arrived in birmingham for the conservative party conference, which has experienced technical difficulties before it's even begun. contact details including mobile numbers of hundreds of their mps and journalists were accidentally made accessible on their conference app — a problem which was later fixed. 0ur political correspondent ben wright is in birmingham. this conference began with a pretty serious security blunder. anybody logging into the conference app had access to an mp's phone number, if they knew what their email address was. this glitch was fixed pretty quickly and the party had to apologise. a bad start to a party conference which i think will be completely dominated by brexit. many tories hate theresa may's so—called chequers plan and in the sunday times tomorrow, former foreign secretary boris johnson calls it a "deranged plan" and questions her commitment to brexit. theresa may's allies are fighting back, and on the eve of this conferen

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jair bolsonaro is leading in opinion polls. they accuse him of being a misogynist and homophobe.niques, the bbc‘s africa eye team analyses who is commiting atrocities and why. this special programme contains distressing images from the start.

thousands of brazilians protest jair bolsonaro, the presidential candidate who denies his campaign hasracist and sexist support. and we have a special report from eastern russia and the home village of one of the men believed to be a suspect in the novichok poisoning in the uk. hello and welcome to bbc news. strong aftershocks have continued to hit the indonesian island of sulawesi, where an earthquake and tsunami on friday killed hundreds of people. the indonesian vice president has warned the number killed could rise to thousands. over 400 are known to have died just in the city of palu. rescuers have yet to reach the neighbouring coastal district of donggala, which is home to 300,000 people. rebecca henschke reports from the island of sulawesi. it is the view now that gives you a powerful sense of this earthquake. a shopping centre, buckled. a road bridge, laid to waste. and what about the damage beyond here, in outlying areas? that picture is still not clear. the earthquake also triggered as yunnan me which brought waves ten feet high. a mobile phone ca ptu res waves ten feet high.

and thousands of brazilians protest jair bolsonaro — the presidential candidate who denies his campaignked racist and sexist support. and we have a special report from eastern russia, and the home village of one of the men believed to be a suspect in the novichok poisoning in the uk. strong aftershocks have continued to hit the indonesian island of sulawesi, where an earthquake and tsunami on friday killed hundreds of people. the indonesian vice—president has warned the number killed could rise to thousands. over 400 are known to have died just in the city of palu. rescuers have yet to reach the neighbouring coastal district of donggala, which is home to three hundred thousand people. rebecca henschke reports from the island of sulawesi. this mobile phone footage captures the terrifying moment the three metre high waves hit, flooding houses closest to shore and then rushing into the densely populated coastal city of palu. the waves and the powerful quake leaving a trail of destruction. this bridge is one of the main access roads into the city. translation: as for the damage of the tsuna

jair bolsonaro will do the same. but brazil is bitterly polarised.und the world is now in question. the scientist fear some populations, such as those around the uk, gibraltar, brazil, and japan, are almost certainly doomed. victoria gill reports. the ultimate marine predator is falling prey to an invisible threat — manufactured chemicals lingering in the ocean. polychlorinated biphenyls, or pcbs, that were once used to heat—proof everything from electrical components to paint and glue, are leaching into the marine environment and are found at toxic levels in the bodies of killer whales. the pcbs alone, no other threat, just the pcbs alone, is enough to cause the extinction of more than half of the world's killer whale populations, which is really devastating, really. this is a killer whale apocalypse. polychlorinated biphenyls are extremely stable, heat—resistant chemicals. they were used in a huge range of products, including paints and sealants, until research revealed them to be toxic. they were widely banned in the 1980s. their legacy, though, h

jair bolsonaro was stabbed in the middle of a crowd of supporters, he's had surgery and is expected tope. however he's been performing strongly in recent opinion polls. katy watson's report contains images of the attack you may find disturbing. out on the campaign trail and working the crowds, with just a few weeks to go before the elections, far right presidential candidate jair bolsanaro was in his element, but the celebrations came to a sudden end. mr bolsonaro suddenly gripped his chest in pain, after being stabbed. chaos ensued, and the politician was rushed through the crowd to hospital. initially, his son flavio reported on twitter that the wound was only superficial, but that soon changed. "unfortunately", he said later, "it was more serious "than we'd expected. "he lost a lot of blood and arrived at the hospital almost dead, "but his condition is now stable. "please pray for him." mr bolsonaro is a politician who's polarised opinion in brazil. he's become known for his racist, sexist and homophobic comments, but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruptio

jair bolsonaro is leading in opinion polls. they accuse him of being a misogynist and homophobe.e denies the allegations. at ten o'clock, we'll be back with a full roundup of the day's news. first on bbc news, it's time for our world. outside the philippines, president rodrigo duterte is best known for his violent war on drugs. i'm just saying, if you create a problem for us, i will take you out. thousands of drug suspects have been killed by police and vigilantes. now, two years after being elected, critics say duterte‘s administration is attacking the very institutions designed to keep his power in check and locking up those who criticise him. senator, are you innocent? the judiciary, the legislature, you harass those opposing you, and you try to pull them beyond your term. i have been covering the philippines for more than a year, and little surprises me. even the children of infamous dictator ferdinand marcos are emerging as powerful players in their own right. do you see similarities between president duterte and your father? not at all. you're asking the wrong person, thank

far—right candidate jair bolsonaro was stabbed during a campaign rally.who was a union leader and has a more popular background, fernando haddad is an academic, a lawyer, and has a more upper—class stand really in the workers party. many say this could be a challenge as well because many people in some of lula as micro biggest strongholds like in the north—east of brazil and centre west of brazil don't really know him. fernando haddad has only participated in elections twice so he's not that well known. he had been training in the polls with 4%, but this number has jumped to 9% been training in the polls with 4%, but this number hasjumped to 9% in the latest poll on monday so now he has this big challenge of trying to get lula's vote to at least reach the second round of the elections. get lula's vote to at least reach the second round of the electionslj was the second round of the elections.” was mentioning the far right candidate being stabbed, do we know how he is and if he will contest the election? yes, according to the latest medical notes, jair bol

and thousands of brazilians protest jair bolsonaro — the presidential candidate who denies his campaign report from eastern russia, and the home village of one of the men believed to be a suspect

jair bolsonaro was attacked at a rally.is son says that he probablyt wo return to exchange before next month's election. as more unrest shakes the city of basra inhe iraq, most revered shia clerk is the crisis on the government. we have a reporter with more. reporter: the day began in mourning. a funeral for a protestor killed during demonstrations but it on descended into another day of violence. people here in basra are angry at the government for not providing basic public services. they've lock lived with a lock of electricity and high unemployment but the final straw, thousands in hospital for drinkingolluted water. >> the issue for a lg time is the issue of water. li it is a fe issue. blood for water. >> women, too, joined the protests. they say they've been ignoredthy e in power in baghd for far too long. it's led to the knost revered shia clerk in rock, al-sistani, to step in he, too, placed the blame on those in charge and called fora new government. >> it is necessary to pressure thnew government to be different f

jair bolsonaro's son has tweeted that he's recovering in hospital from a superficial injury.as charged a north korean man over a cyber attack on sony pictures, saying he was acting on behalf of the government. authorities say parkjin hyok masterminded the sony attack in retribution for comedy film the interview, about a plot to assassinate north korea's leader kim jong—un. north korea has called the allegations "absurd". british airways says there's been a mass theft of personal and financial details of more than 380,000 of its customers. the data breach happened over two weeks starting on 21st of august. the stolen data did not include travel or passport details. british airways says anyone who believes they might have been affected to contact their bank. north korea's leader kimjong—un has said his faith in donald trump remains "unchanged" and he wants to denuclearise the korean peninsula during the us president's first term. mr kim made his comments to envoys from seoul who were in pyongyang to arrange a summit between the north and south korean leaders later this month. r

jair bolsonaro was attacked while he was moving among a crowd in the south—eastern state.roversial candidate, even by brazilian standards, as katy watson reports. within moments, supporters surrounded a suspect. he was later arrested. a chaos ensued, the politician was rushed to hospital. after several hours of surgery, mr bolsonaro remained undeterred, speaking to his supporters on social media. his son who has been with him throughout spoke of his relief. translation: here for more colour, he is better, he is recovering really well. the doctor said that if he wasn't in such good shape, he would likely be dead because he lost about two litres of blood. had he arrived five minutes later, the haemorrhage would properly have called cardiac arrest and he probably would be dead. bolsonaro has now been moved to a hospital in sao paulo where he has expected to remain for at least a week. this may impact his campaign, it may even strengthened it. nicknamed brazil's trump, he has been notorious for his racist, homophobic comments. he has won millions of supporters. they are rallyi

jair bolsonaro's son has tweeted that he's recovering in hospital from a superficial injury.ntinuing to search for survivors following a powerful earthquake that caused landslides on the northern island of hokkaido. at least 11 people are dead, and dozens more missing, feared buried beneath the rubble. the 6.6 magnitude quake has left almost 3 million people without power. aftershocks are expected to hit the area for another week. the us department ofjustice has charged a north korean man over a cyber attack on sony pictures, saying he was acting on behalf of the government. authorities say parkjin hyok masterminded the sony attack in retribution for comedy film the interview, about a plot to assassinate north korea's leader, kim jong—un. north korea has called the allegations "absurd". british airways says there's been a mass theft of personal and financial details of more than 380,000 of it's customers. the data breach happened over two weeks starting on 21st of august. the stolen data did not include travel or passport details. british airways says anyone who believes they

thousands of brazilians protest jair bolsonaro, the presidential candidate who denies his campaign has

the son of jair bolsonaro has said his father is recovering well after being stabbed on thursday.abana beach he was able to walk on saturday for the first time since the attack. the controversial politician has won support for his tough stance on crime, but has outraged many in brazil with racist and homophobic comments. polls suggest he could win the first round of voting in 0ctober‘s presidential elections. twenty handguns and almost $10 million worth of class a drugs have been seized by uk border force officers at dover. they were found hidden in a truck carrying photocopier paper. the drugs included ketamine, cocaine and heroin. two men from poland were arrested and will appear in court on monday morning. firefighters are battling a new round of wildfires in california, even as earlier fires continue to wind down. a 50—mile stretch of the interstate was closed this weekend because of the fires which have now covered more than 40,000 acres. meanwhile local politicians are looking into a possible billion—dollar programme to reduce the risk of fires in the future. syrian governme

right-wing candidate jair bolsonaro was stabbed in the abdomen. assailant taken into custody, beaten by the politician's supporters. the candidate is in surgery tonight. >>> this evening, ford is now recalling more than 1.5 million f-150 pickup trucks over fire concerns. the automaker says a seat belt malfunction could pose a fire safety risk. at least five complaints from owners and three of those cases, the trucks were destroyed. the recall includes regular cab and super crew cab models built from 2015 to 2018. no injuries reported. >>> and an american scientist and her little boy were attacked by a giraffe in south africa. dr. katy williams and her 3-year-old son, finn, were both critically injured in the stomping. flown for treatment in johannesburg. both are in stable condition tonight. wildlife officials say the female giraffe may have been trying to protect a young calf. >>> when we come back here tonight, what burt reynolds revealed himself about his life and what he said very recently, how he wants to be remembered. george woke up in pain

jair bolsonaro who was released earlierfrom hospital, after being stabbed, is leading in opinion pollse bbc‘s south america correspondent katy watson is in rio dejaneiro. it's notjust women on this march. partners, children, babies, have also come along for support. everyone's wearing a badge saying #elenao — not him. some people are wearing t—shirts saying "i only by the people who respect me." —— i only vote for people. marches are taking place across brazil, as well as abroad. it started with a facebook group, asking people to come out onto the streets. all: ele nao! ele nao! in a matter of weeks, the facebook page has grown to nearly four million members. people here are angry. mr bolsonaro‘s most famous about his comments about a congresswoman, saying she didn't deserve to be raped, she was ugly. that said, mr bolsonaro has a lot of support. he's expected to win the most votes in the first round. he's a politician that, his supporters say, will change brazil. this country is deeply divided. elon musk, the head of the the electric car—maker tesla has agreed to stand down as chairma

jair bolsonaro lost 40% of his blood after being attacked at a campaign rally.n't return to campaigning before next month's election. as more unrest shakes the city of basra in iraq, the most revered shia cleric in the country has blamed the crisis on the government. iraq's parliament has now said it will convene an emergency session on saturday. laura westbrook has more. the day began in morning. a funeral for a protester killed during demonstrations. but it soon descended into another day of violence. —— mourning. people here in basra are angry at the government for not providing basic services. they have long lived with a lack of electricity and high in employment, but the final straw is thousands in hospitalfor but the final straw is thousands in hospital for drink but the final straw is thousands in hospitalfor drink in but the final straw is thousands in hospital for drink in polluted water. —— unemployment. translation: the issue is water. it isa translation: the issue is water. it is a live issue. blood for water. women, too, joined the protests. they sa

jair bolsonaro was stabbed in the chest during a campaign rally.speeches have outraged many people in brazil, but he's been performing strongly in recent opinion polls. president putin has opposed the idea of a ceasefire in the rebel held syrian province of idlib — where an assault by the syrian government is thought to be imminent. at a joint summit with the presidents of iran and turkey, he said a ceasefire was meaningless unless all armed groups agreed to it. both he and iran's president rohani said the syrian government — who they support — has the right to regain all of its territory. she's an olympic silver medallist and accomplished equestrian and also a granddaughter of the queen. zara tindall is now back in the saddle four months after the birth of her second child. she's been speaking exclusively to our correspondent sally nugent, about her very public highs and lows, and about how two miscarriages have helped make her family stronger. so we're back to the serious business of the dayjob now. yeah, both. both? i've got twojobs. step up the

jair bolsonaro was stabbed in the middle of a crowd of supporters.l far right politician has outraged many in brazil with his speeches, which prosecutors have said promote hate and rape. however he's been performing strongly in recent opinion polls. katy watson's report does contains some disturbing images of the attack. out on the campaign trail and working the crowds, with just a few weeks to go before the elections, far right presidential candidate jair bolsanaro was in his element, but the celebrations came to a sudden end. mr bolsonaro suddenly gripped his chest in pain, after being stabbed. chaos ensued, and the politician was rushed through the crowd to hospital. initially, his son flavio reported on twitter that the wound was only superficial, but that soon changed. "unfortunately", he said later, "it was more serious than we'd expected. "he lost a lot of blood and arrived at the hospital almost dead, "but his condition is now stable. "please pray for him." mr bolsonaro is a politician who's polarised opinion in brazil. he's become known for

the frontrunner in brazil‘s presidential election, jair bolsonaro, has been stabbed while campaigningergoing surgery. the attack comes just weeks before one of the most uncertain elections in decades, with mr bolsonaro‘s right—wing populist party holding a substantial lead in the polls. us prosecutors have charged a north korean man alleged to have been involved in creating the malicious software used to cripple the national health service in 2017. the incident left nhs staff reverting to pen and paper after being locked out of computer systems. parkjin hyok is said to be linked to the lazarus group, a hacking collective is also blamed for the hack on sony pictures in 2014. our technology correspondent dave lee is in washington and explained more about the group. the lazarus group has been known to cyber security firms for quite sometime. it is believed to be backed and paid for by pyongyang, the north korean government. we understand it often operates outside of the country, in china, and they have been blamed for a large number of attacks. noticeably, as you said, the wannacry virus

his —— if the former president is banned from running because of his conviction for corruption, jair bolsonaroannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. ‘s elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. —— with this stabbing. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: tributes for an icon — we look back at the work of legendary film star burt reynolds, who's died at the age of 82. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes the spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required gr

right-wing lawmaker jair bolsonaro was attacked during a street rally.ld them he has been sent by god. brazil's elections are next month. global news 24 hours a day and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is "bloomberg." scarlet: let's get you set up for today's job stay in the u.s. a european stock market down for the fourth day. export data, emerging markets stocks holding their seven-day decline, none of that helping futures because it is going to depend what happens at a: 30 a.m. we're looking at the 10 year yield. 10 year yield moving higher. job stay in canada. -- jobs day in canada. by .1%.rude up i it will be the average hourly earnings, the wage gaining, seen holding at 2.7% year-over-year. a could suggest some investors are preparing for a bigger increase as they load up on protection against the pickup in inflation. you can see the influence into the ishares etf pulling in $280 million on wednesday, the most since 2016 and we saw a net inflows wednesday as

in brazil, far-right presidential candidate jair bolsonaro was hospitalized thursdayay after he was stabbedn the abdomen duduring a campaign rally in southern brazil. bolsonaro is expected to spend a week at the hospital with a perforated intestine. he has a long history of making racist and homophobic comments. he has routinely praised brazil's former military dictatorship, saying it should have killed more people. the stabbing came as jailed former president luiz inacio lula da silva appears poised to give up his presidential campaign after a supreme court judge thursday rejected his latest appeal, saying lula can not run from prison. is differentla from candidate for the october presidential elections. on york's attorney general thursday subpoenaed all eight of the state's catholic dioceses, as part of a massive civil investigation into whether the church covered up the abuse of children by prieststs. the probe comes just weeks a afr a grand jury in pennsylvania repoported more than 300 catathc prpriests sexually abused 1000 children, and possibly thousands more, over seven decades and th

the brazilian presidential candidate currently leading in that campaign, jair bolsonaro has been stabbedving customers data from its website and mobile app. the theft involves as many as 380,000 payment cards. we can speak now to doctor daniel dresner, lecturer in cyber security at the university of manchester. hejoins me now via webcam. he thank you forjoining us this evening. it sounds like a huge number of payment cards that have been accessed over quite a long period of time, why does it take so long to track down? it depends on what they are monitoring. an organisation like british airways, they will need to monitor their security in terms of what they are connected to because they have all kinds of suppliers, there will be airports and carriers, and maintenance. a lot of things that may not necessarily directly affect customers but i wonder how they handled the risk, they cannot monitor everything all the time. the usual adage of taking security seriously, i would usual adage of taking security seriously, iwould be usual adage of taking security seriously, i would be interested in

bbc brasil reports that the front—runner in brazil's presidential election, jair bolsonaro, has been but is well and recovering in hospital. just another week in the trump white house. first, the president had to deal with a new book by bob woodward — one of america's most revered journalists. full of uncomfortable details for the president. among a pile of details were mr trump's chief of staff describing the situation in the white house as "crazytown" — and the secretary of defence saying the president has the know—how of a child. both men deny saying that. then this — arguably more extraordinary still. it came through what we were on air yesterday. an anonymous opinion piece in the new york times — written by a senior official in the white house — in which they describe actively undermining the president to prevent him harming america. i really recommend you read the whole thing. here are a couple of quotes... that's so far sounds at the present we have seen in some situations. it goes on... the author calls the presidents leadership style "impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffe

far right candidate jair bolsonaro was being carried through the cwd on the shoulders of some supportershen a man with a kfe stabs him in the abdomen. the assailant was caught a arrested. he bolsonaro was rushed to the hospital. he is a favorite to win the election. >>> we have a recall to tell you about involving the most popular america.in ford recalling nearly 2 million f-150 pickup trucks to address fire concerns with its seatbelts. the recall covers 2015 through 2018 regular cab and wsupercre cab vehicles. ford sayth devices that heautomatically tighten seatbelts can generate excessive sparks when they deploy. ford will repair the vehicles for free. >>>he nfl season kicked off in philadelphia last night, and once again, the spotlight was on player protests in the wake of that controversial new nike ad featuring colin kaepernick. new season, no visible protests. as boyz 2 men belted out the national anthem in the season opener between theeahiladelphia es and atlanta falcons, no sign of kneeling, this as quarterback colin kaepernick, first to take a knee protesting police brutality an

doctors said the right—wing politician, jair bolsonaro, could have died after being attacked during aerious internal injuries. almost half the people who bought a leasehold house in the past decade had no idea what they were getting into, according to a new study. research from the national association of estate agents found home—buyers faced high fees and charges, with many feeling they were mis—sold. the study follows controversy which led the government to crackdown on what they called "unjustified" leasehold houses. parents in england are not getting the assurance they need about the quality of education their children are receiving, a committee of mps has warned. the public accounts committee says it is unacceptable that so many schools — previously rated outstanding by education watchdog 0fsted — are exempt from being reinspected. they claim cuts to 0fsted's budget mean families cannot make informed choices. 0fsted says it is confident inspections offer parents the assurance they need. we'll be hearing what the chief inspector of schools has to say about this, at around 10:15. a

before the elections, far right presidential candidate jair bolsanaro was in his element, but the celebrations came to a sudden end. mr bolsonaroio reported on twitter that the wound was only superficial, but that soon changed. "unfortunately", he said later, "it was more serious "than we‘d expected. "he lost a lot of blood and arrived at the hospital almost dead, "but his condition is now stable. "please pray for him." mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil. he‘s become known for his racist, sexist and homophobic comments, but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruption has helped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allo

before the elections, far right presidential candidate jair bolsanaro was in his element, but the celebrations came to a sudden end. mr bolsonarolavio reported on twitter that the wound was only superficial, but that soon changed. "unfortunately", he said later, "it was more serious "than we‘d expected. "he lost a lot of blood and arrived at the hospital almost dead, "but his condition is now stable. "please pray for him." mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil. he‘s become known for his racist, sexist and homophobic comments, but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruption has helped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot a

before the elections, far right presidential candidate jair bolsanaro was in his element, but the celebrations came to a sudden end. mr bolsonarocrowd to hospital. initially, his son flavio reported on twitter that the wound was only superficial, but that soon changed. "unfortunately", he said later, "it was more serious than we‘d expected. he lost a lot of blood and arrived at the hospital almost dead, but his condition is now stable. please pray for him." mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil. he‘s become known for his racist, sexist and homophobic comments, but his tough talk of tacking violent crime and of beating but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruption has helped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this can