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we are going to go back to brazil, because we are still waiting for jair bolsonaro to speak.6 hours after he lost the presidential election. we are expting that microphone to have jair bolsonaro address it the country, concerned he may not concede. let's talk to our correspondent from bbc brazil. we have been waiting a long time to hear him speak. what are we expecting him to say? >> we have been waiting for almost an hour for him to speak. there is still no expectation about whether he will concede defeat or not. his minister of communications has said to writers that he -- reuters that he would not contest the results, but some have been saying that he might show some kind of support for the people who are doing the blockades in the highways in brazil supporting him. maybe some kind of dog listing is expected as they say to his supporters. wheat still do not know. his silence so far, over 44 hours after the results were annoced, has been interpreted by supporters groups as support for what has been happening in the highways in bral and the whole country causing major disrup

first of all we should mention jair bolsonaro hasn't do you expect him to?do you expect him to?— expect him to? it has been 24-hour — expect him to? it has been 24-hour and _ expect him to? it has been 24-hour and he _ expect him to? it has been 24-hour and he hasn't - expect him to? it has been i 24-hour and he hasn't uttered expect him to? it has been - 24-hour and he hasn't uttered a 24—hour and he hasn't uttered a word which is so unlike residents make a one, who treats almost constantly. so we are waiting, i think he is going through a crisis, he has never lost an election since 1988 when he launched his political career and i think he is waiting for his supporters to get out on the streets so that he can scramble political situation but i don't think it's going to happen. i think things are starting to clamp down his allies are defecting, putting their faith towards the incoming lula da silva administration, it's a matter of days before things pipe down on his presidency.— of days before things pipe down on his presidency. let's assume lula da silva —

they don't seem to even care what jair bolsonaro has said.m, having the workers�* party, lula, back in power is something that they can't even contemplate, so that's going to be the biggest challenge now. lula is going to start the transition, he's already got a team in place who will be working with bolsonaro�*s administration for a smooth transition so that he can take power at the beginning of january, but there is certainly not going to be that unity here in brazil. i think lula's biggest task will be trying to unite such a divided country after such a narrow election victory. the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be returning to power, according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. earlier, i spoke to our middle east correspondent tom bateman injerusalem, who ga

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resilient president jair bolsonaro has vowed to respect the -- brazilian president jair bolsonaro has to respect the constitution. his staff acknowledged sunday's defeat, saying the president had authorized them to begin the process. bolsonaro lost to lula by two percentage points, the narrowest margin in the country's history. the bank of england sells 750 million pounds of bonds in its qe portfolio for the first time yesterday. the move is aimed at propping up a program that helped the country through the pandemic and the global crisis. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani. dani: thank you so much. simone foxman in doha paid i want to bring us breaking numbers on novo nordisk. they are having a beat when it comes to their third quarter net income. net income coming in at 14.4 billion danish krone. they are also seeing a 14 to 17% growth. for their operating profits, it is a 13.6% growth at constant fx. it is a beat, continuing to see double digit growth i

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has yet to accept defeat in sunday's presidential election, despitenowledging the victory of the left—wing challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva. mr bolsonaro's silence has fuelled concerns that he may contest the outcome. has the rainforest now been saved? i'm joined now by glenn horowitz in washington. he is the ceo & co—founder of mighty earth, an environmental advocacy organisation. your website said "what a relief that lula won," but the future of the amazon rainforest couldn't have been more different between the two men — has it been difficult to watch how it's been treated as a political issue, rather than an environmental issue? well it's both an environmental and political issue and that's been the tragedy. i think the reason that jair bolsonaro took off on this deforestation spread over the last four years was largely political, he was trying to appeal to a base of agribusiness supporters in rural areas and let the forest be damned, let the indigenous people suffer so i think, you know, the election will have consequences. lula has set out

jair bolsonaro keeps a low profile after his defeat in brazil's presidential election. police in india arrest nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat — in which at least 140 people died. and mass public trials are held in iran as the authorities once again try to end the protests that have now raged for seven weeks. we start with a special report from ukraine as russia has again targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure in a wave of missile strikes across the country, including the capital, kyiv, where the mayor says four out of five people have been without running water. ukraine says russia fired at least 50 missiles, but it was able to shoot down most of them. our international editor jeremy bowen has spent the last week travelling through ukraine from the frontline battlefields of the donbas, to the villages in kherson, where some of russia's best troops are concentrated to try to stop the ukrainian offensive. his report contains some deeply distressing details. for ukrainians, this is a fight for national survival. the hardest test any nat

jair bolsonaro's supporters, many of them are refusing to accept it. are just not happy with this result. who are 'ust not happy with this result. �* w ., , �* , the people behind me, many have been staying here until they hear any announcement. they feel is a civil right to be able to protest. we're all waiting forjair bolsonaro to talk. the media has been waiting for the last hour or so after finding out he would eventually speak. the burial don't seem to want to go anywhere. —— people here. saying that this is not democratic. people here don't want to move out and all. it's a very, very narrow margin by which lula da silva won this in action —— this election. even once he speaks, the supporters ofjair bolsonaro won't accept his defeat, but how is it important that he concedes? i but how is it important that he concedes?— but how is it important that he concedes? ~' �* , ., ., ., concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming _ concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming in _ concedes? i think there's a lot of criticism coming in the _ co

before jair bolsonaro. it was close, but he lost this weekend. first brazilian president to ever lose a bid for re-election. now, i mentioned that he's trumpy. i one of the ways in which he is trumpy is that he's had a hard core base of supporters who thought everything he did was great, but everybody else thought he was a pretty terrible president. and, in fact, the polls were indicating clearly for months and months and months that the majority of the population of he brazil considered him to be such a bad president that he was on track to lose re-election. the polls have been foretelling this story for months. and as the polls predicted correctly as it turned out, that jair bolsonaro would lose this effort at re-election, he did the things that these guys are all doing when they face that kind of prospect. he did what trump did. he started telling his supporters in advance that if he loses the election, they shouldn't accept the results.se it will only be because the es election was rigged against him. he told his supporters that if he lost th

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following his narrow defeat in sunday's vote. why are iranian athletes demanding their own football team be banned from the world cup? and the music world's tributes to hip—hop star takeoff, shot dead at a bowling alley in texas. the former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could be returning to power according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the reins of power again. but no matter what happens, his allies on the far right arejumping forjoy. known as racist and extremists, were on the fringes of israeli politics, but this election has seen them transformed into key players.

jair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence following his defeat in sunday's presidential electionn brazil. he didn't mentioned his rival, luis inacio lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin and stopped short of conceding but said he would respect the constitution. with the world cup in qatar just a month away, former and current iranian athletes have asked football's governing body fifa to ban their national team. they say it follows the violent crackdown against protesters. the group is made up of athletes inside and outside of iran. now on bbc news, the travel show. mind blowing. look at this. incredible! i have been to japan several times but never to explore expect the unexpected. the extroverts. japan. but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the kansai region they call the heart of japan. and a city with a very different history and personality: osaka. korea and china, especially. and it was run and still is by businessmen and merchants. and it is those generations of wealthy traders who have shaped the city, creating its own unique culture. it has become a centre for

. - jair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence following his defeat in sunday's presidential run—off lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin and stopped short of conceding but said he would respect the constitution. his comments followed two days of protest from his supporters where truck drivers blocked roads in all but two states causing widespread disruption. let's take a listen to what he had to say. translation: i want to start by thanking the 58 million - brazilians who voted for me on october 30. the current popular movements are the result of indignation and a feeling of injustice on how the electoral process took place. peaceful demonstrations will always be welcome, but our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always harmed the population, such as invasion of property, destruction of heritage and restricting freedom of movement. joining us now is professor graziella testa who is politics professor at fgv university in brasilia. she is in rio dejaneiro now. what did you make of bolsonaro's short speech? i think all brazilians were expecting this speech

i asked him what he made of jair bolsonaro's short speech. feat. i think this was deliberate and he had two goals: first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was unfair and cried foul play. secondly, it reflects political muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations in the future. and, so, by showing political strength, he could somehow fend them off. what it highlights i suppose is a great division in the country, isn't it? it was a close vote and it has well divided the country, hasn't it? how will luiz da silva bring the country together? what can he do? he has to move more to the fore than what he has already done because his victory, and it is really crucial that he admits that, and he has stressed it several times in his victory speech, that it is not a personal victory, it is not his party's victory, it is the victory of a broad front, of a broader allia

jair bolsonaro keeps a low profile after his defeat in brazil's presidential election.th the collapse of a bridge in gujarat — in which at least 140 people died. and mass public trials are held in iran as the authorities once again try to end the protests that have now raged for seven weeks.

it appears that jair bolsonaro is currently writing some kind of speech.r not that speech will accept the election results. we've just been told that he's going to acknowledge what happened yesterday. whether or not he then goes on to try to go to the supreme tribunal, which will contest the results, remains to be seen. still brazil, brazilians are in a state of limbo. still a lot of guessing game. but he has repeatedly said that he might question the legitimacy of the election result if he doesn't win. is there any chance that the results could be overturned? what is he legally allowed to do? he is legally allowed to go to the supreme tribunal here in brazil. in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people yesterday. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. our correspondent yogita limaye has the latest. there was barely any chance of finding survivors. but they scoured the waters for hours, hoping to at least find

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we finally heard from jair bolsonaro, node admission of defeat but is chief of staff then came out andwill begin, didn't he? does that mean the concern over transition of power has gone away? transition of power has gone awa ? ., ~ transition of power has gone awa ? . ~' , ., transition of power has gone awa ? ., ~ ., ., away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro _ away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two _ away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two days - away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two days to i it took bolsonaro two days to check concede defeat. i think this was deliberate and he had two goals, first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was it muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations the future. and, so, by in the future. and, so, by showing political strength, he could somehow fend them off. what it highlights i suppose is a great division in the

a year and a few months after he became-- he joined it, and went out shooting, claiming that jair bolsonaromself completely corrupt and tried to criminally interfere in various police investigations and his children, who were all adults and elected officials, charged with corruption, and so he flipped from the bolsonaro movement and came to the u.s., made a lot of money and they're out of prison and running for president. the presidential candidate was kind after flop. he pulled out before it even began and he now announcing that he's going to run for the senate, as kind of a critic of both who we put in prison and bolsonaro was aligned with and now is accusing of being corrupt. >> let's go back to lula de silva. in your view and your connection to that, was he guilty of the corruption he was put in prison for? >> the reason, it's hard to say because he never got a fair trial. there's no question that lula's party, the workers party was corruption, and pushed him to acknowledge that before in interviews. as i said earlier, brazil is a country that doesn't have occasional instances of corrup

jair bolsonaro hasn't conceded or congratulated the winner.joining us now the cohost of "newsroom," max foster and bianca nobilo. why isn't he conceding? >> reporter: he hasn't contested it. we know during the election campaign he was casting doubt on the voting system in brazil and saying he's voting, his supporters have the right to protest. when we speak to the supporters or people on the ground do, they are contesting this. there are echos of what happened in america after the last election. they are doubting the election system on the ground and he's not exactly dispelling that fear, is he? >> he hasn't. i think it's interpreted as a sid approval of what the protesters are doing. some of the language is so close to what we heard from former president donald trump. for example, bolsonaro's son said they're expecting the greatest election board in their history. that was a few days ago, you can see the parallels in the words. and as we often see with strong men leaders, there's this us and them narrative, which bolsonaro has been perpetuati

limited time. >>> 9 brazil i don't know president refuses to say he >>> the brazilian president, jair bolsonaro, refuses to say he lost his country's presidential election, despite the fact that he lost his country's presidential election. bolsonaro delivered a short two-minute speech today, his first time speaking since he lost on sunday he thanked the supporters who voted for him, but he did not concede and did not recognize . louise innas owe lula da silva's victory. instead, he said he would respect brazil's constitution. it was the chief of staff who came out to say that bolsonaro agreed a transfer of power to take place, not bolsonaro himself. the announcement comes days after the former trump strategist steve bannon told a brazilian newspaper that bolsonaro should not agree to lead steve bannon it also comes after protests erupted across brazil. look at this today police fired tear gas at bolsonaro supporters and truckers balsinaro supporters and truckers they blocked 200 roads including a highwa supporters say they blocked more than 200 roads, including a highway leading to brazil's lar

losing the bitterly fought election nearly two days ago, brazil's soon-to-be former president jair bolsonaroa proud and defiant tone, emphasizing his party's gains in congress. pres. bolsonaro: our robust representation in congress shows the strength of our values -- god, homeland, family, and freedom. we have created many leaders throughout brazil. our dreams continue more alive than ever. we stand with order and progress. i have always been labeled as anti-democratic, and, different from my accusers, i have always played within the limits of the constitution. while president of the republic, this citizen, i will continue to follow all commandments of our constitution. jane: bolsonaro, a close ally of former president donald trump, shocked many with his silence after the race was called for his leftist opponent, luiz inacio lula da silva, known as "lula." but in bolsonaro's 44-hour absence, his supporters have continued filling the void with noise. truckers flooded hundreds of major roads in most of brazil's 26 states, protesting his loss and perpetrating the false notion that the election

the headlines: brazil's outgoing president says he will observe the constitution, but jair bolsonaroa record sixth term. but his likud party would share power with the far right. with the republicans hoping to gain control of congress, we report from arizona, where republican politicians who say the 2020 election was stolen are running in the us midterms. the crisis continues at the overflowing uk migrant centre. an asylum seeker says the conditions are like those of a prison camp.

let's return to brazil, where the country is waiting for the former president, j or bolsonaro -- jair bolsonaroe after he lost on sunday. ese were the scenes in sao paulo after lula's victory was announced. the results were extremely close. lula won 50.9% of the vote. >> i was at that surprise. at some point yesterday, i was expecting 50.3%. the polls got the emergent wrong in the first round. we were seeing even smaller margins -- anticipating even smaller margins in the second round. they issue in brazil is unprecedented. the 50-50 is the situation we are in. >> it is quite a political comeback for lula, who was president from -- until 2010 and left with high approval ratings but was then convicted on corruption charges and sent to jail for receiving a bribe from a construction firm. his conviction was later annulled and he was released in late 2019. he addressed this in his victory speech. >> sites considered myse to be a citizen that has had a process of reconstruction. they tried to bury me alive. >> world leaders have sent congratulatory messages while stressing that the election was fair

. >>> well, brazilian president jair bolsonaro is expected to publicly talk about his defeat in sunday's elections for the first time today. there are concerns the far right nationalist will not accept the victory of leftist former president louie lula da silva. truckers supporting balls narrow set up roadblocks throughout the country protesting lula's return to power, the protest could affect their vast cultural exports. >>> coming up, are you a powerball winner? we're going to tell you if someone got all six numbers for last night's drawing in a billion dollar grand prize. >>> and why some creepy dolls are the focus of a museum exhibit in chicago. this is the "cbs morning news." exhibit in chicago. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. are the focus of a museum life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works

brazil's president jair bolsonaro and lula de silva are about to go head-to-head in a final debate beforeending a positive relapse. opinion polls give so vanilla a slight lead -- de silva slightly. u.s. house speaker nancy posey's husband is undergone surgery after being attacked and san francisco. the suspect was believed to have shouted where is nancy. at the time nancy pelosi was in washington dc. the 42-year-old suspect has been charged with homicide. pres. biden: there is too much violence, too much hatred, too much vitriol. and what makes us think that one party can talk about stolen elections, covid being a hoax, it is all a bunch of lies, and did not affect people who may not be so well-balanced? what makes us think that it is not going to corrode the political climate? enough is enough is enough. every person of good conscience needs to clearly and unambiguously stand up against the violence in our politics, regardless of what your politics are. host: 72 people have been killed as a tropical storm lashes the fellow team -- philippines. the government says the number of casualties

brazil's defeated president, jair bolsonaro, has called on hundreds of truck drivers blocking the country's would cause harm to the economy. the blockades began on sunday in protest at the right—wing incumbent�*s narrow loss to his left—wing rival, luiz inacio lula da silva. they caused severe shortages of fuel and food. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... # when i wake up early in the morning...# still fab after all these years — the hand—painted video inspired by the music of the beatles. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. the monarchy would survive. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, this mission has surpassed all expectations. _ to keep on going. the latest headlines... ahead of the us midterm elections, president biden says that democracy itself is on the line. i asked domenico montanaro — senior political editor for national public radio in the united states — w

finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonarolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says his target is zero deforestation. he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. but his team acknowledges there is hard work ahead. translation: this won't be an easy process. - there was a dismantling of all policies related to the environment. but if we rebuild the budget, if we rebuild the teams, i am confident we will be able to achieve our goals. that change cannot come quickly enough, say the indigenous communities who are on the front line of the conflict in brazil's forests. they are illegal miners, they are poisoning our rivers and deforesting our forests. the crowds surged around the brazilian president—elect after his speech. lula says he's urging the un to allow brazil to host the 2025 un climate conference, and he says he wants it to be held in th

jair bolsonaro still hasn't publicly recognised the outcome of the presidential run—off.o they are and what they are doing. most of these, not all of them, our supporters who basically do not accept the result of the elections. now, this has been organised mostly via whatsapp and a telegram groups of supporters, and they have mostly been talking about frauds in the elections. none of this is true, by the way. none of this has been proven. many of them are celebrating what they say is proof that the elections have been prodded — again, none of this is true. —— frauded. it seems a lot like what happened to trump in the united states. these are echoes of the conspiracy theories that we've seen. they have been saying with no basis that they have to hold on for 72 hours in the streets, and by then, president gi or bolsonaro could call the armed forces for a military intervention. ——jair. it's been forces for a military intervention. —— jair. it's been 48 forces for a military intervention. ——jair. it's been 48 hours forces for a military intervention. —— jair. it's been 48 hou

finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaroapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says his target is zero deforestation. he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. but his team acknowledges there is hard work ahead. translation: this won't be an easy process. - there was a dismantling of all policies related to the environment. but if we rebuild the budget, if we rebuild the teams, i am confident we will be able to achieve our goals. that change cannot come quickly enough, say the indigenous communities who are on the front line of the conflict in brazil's forests. they are illegal miners, they are poisoning our rivers and deforesting our forests. the crowds surged around the brazilian president—elect after his speech. lula says he's urging the un to allow brazil to host the 2025 un climate conference, and he says he wants it to be held in the amazon itself. justin rowlatt, bbc n

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brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, has yet to accept defeat in sunday's presidential election, despite several of his political allies acknowledging the victory of luiz inacio lula da silva. he's pledged to clamp down on illegal logging and mining that have driven the deforestation of the amazon. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. now on bbc news, it's stephen sackur in north macedonia with hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm in skopje, north macedonia, a land subject to countless wars and conquests going back to the time of alexander the great. this young nation was, of course, a part of the former yugoslavia. now it's desperate to get into the european union, but progress is painfully slow. my guest today is prime minister dimitar kovacevski. now he knows that europe's attention right now is fully focused on the war in uk

supporters of jair bolsonaro show their anger — after he was defeated in brazil's presidential electionh the collapse of a bridge in gujarat in which at least a 140 people died. and an important date in the us political calendar approaches. we'll assess the current political mood. a week to until the us mid—term elections, iam laura

the far—right party of brazil's outgoing president, jair bolsonaro, has issued a challenge to 0ctoberrty claims without proof that some voting machines were compromised. malaysia's king has announced he will pick the country's next prime minister, after saturday's national election failed to produce an outright winner. he's met with the former premier muhiyiddin yassin and opposition leader anwar ibrahim. mr muhiyiddin has declined to form a unity government. a lawyer representing the collapsed crypto—currency exchange ftx has told a bankruptcy hearing in the us that many of its assests have been either lost or stolen. ftx filed for bankruptcy earlier this month, with debts of $8 billion. the us federal authorities are also investigating allegations of improper loans to a hedge fund owned by the company's former chief executive, sam bankman—fried. the first state visit of the reign of king charles is under way. the king and queen consort have welcomed the president of south africa, cyril ramaphosa, who addressed parliamentarians at westminster and has been attending a banquet at bucki

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following his narrow defeat in sunday's vote. in his first public address since the vote, he made no permission of defeat to his rival, luiz inacio �*lula' da silva. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. russia's invasion of ukraine has generated all kinds of shock waves military, humanitarian, economic and nuclear. leave aside putin's dark hints about russia's readiness to contemplate first use of a nuclear weapon, russian forces still occupy europe's biggest nuclear power plant at zaporizhzhia. the situation there remains unstable. my guest, rafael grossi, director general of the international nuclear watchdog, the iaea, has been there in an effort to avert disaster. with zaporizhzhia in mind, why is he pushing for more nuclear power right across the world? rafael grossi in vienna, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, it's good to be with you again, hello. it's great to have you on the show. i think we have to begin with the situation in zaporizhzhia, the hu

brazil's defeated president, jair bolsonaro, has called on hundreds of truck drivers blocking the country's go home, warning that the road blockages would cause harm to the economy. the blockades began on sunday in protest at the right—wing incumbent�*s narrow loss to his left—wing rival, luiz inacio lula da silva. they caused severe shortages of fuel and food. more than 150 children have died from acute kidney injury in indonesia this year, with a spike in cases in august. the authorities believe they were poisoned by contaminated syrup—based medicines. it follows the death of more than 60 children in the gambia in africa in similar circumstances. it's not clear at this stage whether there's a link between the two. valdya baraputri from bbc indonesian has spoken to one grieving family. laughter this is nadira, a i7—month—old baby, happy and healthy. when she had a fever in august, her mother gave her some paracetamol syrup. millions of parents do this every day in indonesia. but instead of getting better, nadira's condition worsened. after many visits to hospitals and clinics, the little g

finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaroorestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says his target is zero deforestation. he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. but his team acknowledges there is hard work ahead. translation: this won't be an easy process. - there was a dismantling of all policies related to the environment. but if we rebuild the budget, if we rebuild the teams, i am confident we will be able to achieve our goals. that change cannot come quickly enough, say the indigenous communities who are on the front line of the conflict in brazil's forests. they are illegal miners, they are poisoning our rivers and deforesting our forests. the crowds surged around the brazilian president—elect after his speech. lula says he's urging the un to allow brazil to host the 2025 un climate conference, and he says he wants it to be held in the amazon itself. just

brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following hisan athletes demanding their own football team be banned from the world cup? and the music world's tributes to hip—hop star takeoff, shot dead at a bowling alley in texas.

we're going to look now at brazil's presidential election — where jair bolsonaro says he will abide bythe left—wing leader, and former president lula da silva. truck drivers who support mr bolsonaro have been blocking major roads across brazil, protesting the result. let's go now to our south america correspondent correspondent katy watson. mr paulson are a's supporters thinking that he avoided conceding and what he said today? i thinking that he avoided conceding and what he said today?— thinking that he avoided conceding and what he said today? i think the --eole and what he said today? i think the peeple behind _ and what he said today? i think the people behind me, _ and what he said today? i think the people behind me, the _ and what he said today? i think the people behind me, the roadblocksl people behind me, the roadblocks have now been cleared, certainly where i am, and the people here are just sitting it out, i don't think they actually care what paulson are aside. speaking to them earlier. they said theyjust do not want aside. speaking to them earlier. they said they just do

the far—right party of brazil's outgoing president, jair bolsonaro, has issued a challenge to october'sose narrowly to luiz inacio lula da silva. the liberal party claims without proof that some voting machines were compromised. temperatures 1.5 degrees warmer than when records began 100 years ago. extremely hot days, bushfires and heavy rainfall are all likely to become more frequent. in recent months, we've been reporting on the drought in somalia — the worst to hit the country in decades. growing numbers of children are dying, hundreds of thousands of people are displaced and facing famine. the ongoing war between the somali government and the militant group — al—shabab — has made the situation much worse. the bbc has gained rare and exclusive access to the somali army's elite specialforces unit, danab, which is spearheading the campaign against al—shabab. the soldiers are trained by the united states. 0ur africa correspondent andrew harding joined danab in the hiraan region in central somalia. let's go, let's go, let's go. these are somalia's most battle—hardened troops, setting out