we begin with indonesian daily paper the jakarta post, and its coverage of the earthquake in lombok indonesia tourists have returned home from the island which neighbours bali. in the guardian is another big story from the weekend, the apparent assassination of venezuelean president nicolas maduro by explosive drones. mr maduro was speaking at a military event in caracas when the alleged attack occurred. the financial times is looking at french threats to the united kingdom's financial services sector post—brexit. the article says there's a french led attempt by the eu to bind britain's financial sector in red tape leading to a possible loss of access to european markets. staying with brexit in the independent, and this story looks at the possible negative impact of a lack of red tape. the story says the australian meat industry is lobbying to pressure britian to accept inferior products currently banned under eu law. and finally in the guardian, is the price of a pint getting too expensive? some uk adovcacy groups say yes, claiming increasing prices are forcing people to buy from supermarket

start with what is a second tragedy in a week for those in jakarta, the jakarta appointed —— the jakarta postnting out the earthquake in lombok. ullah of australians. —— a lot. earthquake in lombok. ullah of australians. -- a lot. an island big and well travelled by britons and europeans. it is reminding of the tsunami in 200a. europeans. it is reminding of the tsunami in 2004. there are after—shocks, but i guess when you have been through that, 150,000 plus people dying, any of this will trigger panic. that is one of the things i thought was interesting, because of the geology around indonesia, something that will keep happening in some way or form, given that tectonic plates are colliding around the so—called pacific rim of fire. just because the plates are meeting there, it you have these events happening on a regular base. for bali as well, they have felt it all there, the fear of heading back in that direction. let's move on to the story being covered. the guardian leading on the apparent assassination attempt. i say apparent because he is claiming it is, there seems to have been an expl

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post on al-jazeera. time to suppose he's now his own thing thank you so much bahrain's rose chile has taken the gold medal in the women's marathon at the asian games in jakarta on sunday it's also bahrain's first gold of these games the kenyan born. early lead and the distance between herself and the chasing pack would never be close to twenty seventeen world champion stayed in front to venture he crossed the line into thirty four minutes and fifty one seconds japan's keiko nogami was second with kim gaye song of north korea. not every sport at the asian games has woold close performers but badminton has most of the globe's top players on show china indonesia and south korea dominate the world rankings indonesia have won twenty six golds in asian games history and a very strong in doubles it's played everywhere on the streets and elite academies they are the medals indonesia will want above all others scott heide live reports from jakarta. when he was just five you just. began playing badminton out on the pavement in front of the apartment in central jakarta last minute wasn't it not even if i am sick i will play badminton it makes me feel better i want to b

flood zone look at how some people are posting how to survive videos online plus what the asian games begin with the opening ceremony has just finished in jakarta for an event involving four thousand athletes including the rival korea's. the rise of what's called the red tide in the u.s. states in florida brings in states of emergency and beaches full of dead fish. how people are taking matters into their own hands demanding environmental action. led air. here with the news good we're live on air we're streaming online through you tube facebook live. dot com the former u.n. . secretary-general kofi annan has died he served as the seventh u.n. secretary general from one thousand nine hundred seventy two thousand and six and he was the first to rise to the top of the un from within the ranks of organization stuff he received the nobel peace prize jointly with the united nations our diplomatic editor james bays looks at his life and legacy a towering figure on the global stage bringing the peace bell of the united nations a man who did so much in the cause of global peace. u.n. secretary general for ten years a nobel peace laureate. kofi annan was