as i said in my opening remarks, will be supporting the candidacy of the acting vice president, kim jong yangd we always seek to endorse candidates who have a history of observing standards of international behaviour. this is really quite an extraordinary situation, to find ourselves with not just the possibility of the fox in charge of the hen coop, but actually the assassin in charge of a murder investigation. this is a man who has corrupted the rule of law through the use of red notices, undermining the international order, trying to subvert interpol as an arm of his state propaganda network. this is truly extraordinary. will she join with me in saying that should this outcome happen, we will have to look very seriously, very seriously at our cooperation with an organisation so discredited and so corrupted? the fact that as the head of russia's national central bureau for the last seven years, the magor genral has directly led russia's abuse of interpol's international arrest warrant system to target government enemies and politics, is in itself enough to disqualify him in our view. and it

we strongly endorse kim jong yang, who is serving as its acting president. we encourage all nations and organizations that are part of interpol and that respect the rule of law to choose a leader with credibility and integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bodies. we believe mr. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation zalmay khalilzad just got back from his trip to afghanistan, the uae, and qatar. ambassador khalilzad's first and last stop was kabul, where he met with president ghani, chief executive abdullah, and other afghan stakeholders to facilitate a peace process between the government of afghanistan and the taliban. during this visit to kabul, ambassador khalilzad met with men and women active in afghan civil society and peace efforts, members of the media, and other governmental and nongovernmental organizations. in every one of his meetings, ambassador khalilzad stressed that all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan. we will continue t

contest between russia and western countries or who would lead the organization south korea's kim jong yang is taking charge after being strongly endorsed by u.s. secretary of state mike compare kim replaces mang hong way who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations moscow is accusing of what it calls outside pressure on the outcome of the vote russia was hoping interpol's vice president and a russian security veteran alexander choke would take the post but his candidacy was strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. . still ahead on al-jazeera the traumatic story over again the refugees still haunted by how past. and why easter island is taking on a british museum. we got some bits and pieces of rain moving back towards japan at the moment you can see this area cloud rolling across the yellow sea through the korean peninsula and into the sea of japan that will sink further southwards and east which is we go through the next few days high pressure not too far away so that anticipate huge amounts of rainfall but it will be there nevertheless fifteen celsius for tokyo went to single

rights violations by the saudi authorities interpol has elected a new president south korea's kim jong yang was strongly endorsed by secretary of state mike pompei on tuesday who stressed the importance of the law enforcement organization kim replaces china's main hong way who is still missing after a visit home in september russia was hoping its interior minister general alexander choke who is one of interpol's vice presidents would take the post. human rights watch has called on other tourism companies to follow abyan b.n. boycott west bank settlements the holiday lasting company plans to remove listings of properties an illegal settlements in the occupied west bank it comes as britain's religious society of friends known as the quakers say their boycotting companies that profit from israeli occupation of palestinian land it's the first u.k. christian church to take that step stephanie becker reports it's a rare victory for human rights groups who've been lobbying to stop commercial rentals in the illegal israeli settlements for years air b.n. b. is sent an important message to the rest o

south korea's kim jong yang is being elected the new president of interpol he replaces china's main hong way as head of the international police agency chang hasn't been seen since he was detained on a visit home in september russia was hoping its interior ministry general alexander joke who is currently in the polls vice president would take the post headlines you can check the news any time if you head to our web site dot com. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after awhile it borders between five safe countries facing the reality. that from the very beginning of the. providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story and talk to al-jazeera. if you want to learn bob the world might look like very soon regard hundred. degrees in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through.

and our poll has elected south korea's kim jong yang as its next president he replaces mang hong way at the head of the international police body that's after mr manning was arrested in september during a visit to china mr kim added to our russian front runner alexander pope kupchak whose land of deceit was strongly opposed by the united states and several european countries serving as its active. the president of the united states has said that he will not further punish saudi arabia for the murder of the journalists democracy like donald trump the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations several senators have challenged the president's stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over the issue. of astronauts on board of the international space station have celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the launch of the vessel or german commander alexander guest and his crew work the event with a live video stream the i as s. is expected to stay in operation for another decade. are to germany now where chance the americal ha

. >>> interpol has chosen kim jong yang as the leader of interpol.e the other leader that left in mysterious circumstances. we go to dawe bubai with the la. you're in dubai where this election happened. talk about us about who kim jong yang is and whether this was the expected result. >> reporter: mr. kim is the former vice president of interpol. before that, he was a conventional police commissioner in south korea. he had broad support, particularly from western countries, who were very anxious, indeed, about the possible election of his rival for the ftpresidency of interpo. the rival, his name, alexander, and he was anticipated, according to many, to be likely to take the winning post. it turns out that mr. kim has been elected. i think that would mean there is a sigh of relief being breathed. not least because the chinese former president of interpol was arrested on his return home about six weeks ago, accused of corruption charges. interpol, at that time, was accused of its arrest of the senior official, accepting the resignation letter from him

organizations president does not affect its neutrality this after interpol elected south korean kim jong yang as its next president he won against russian candidate alexander chuck following warnings that moscow could use the roll to target political opponents the white house says that it will not impose sanctions on saudi arabia for the killing of a u.s. based journalist and prominent saudi critic that's despite reports that the cia believes saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salon directly ordered the murder of jamal khashoggi last month president trump says that profitable relations with the saudis outweigh any role that the kingdom played in the step he also things to riyadh for lower oil prices which he described as a big tax cut for america. it's been called a slap in the face to the cia u.s. president trump siding with saudi arabia against his own intelligence agencies the cia is reportedly confident the saudi crown prince was behind the murder of writer jamal khashoggi but trump says he's not risking washington's relationship with riyadh over the matter but they did make a deter

organizations president does not affect its neutrality all this after interpol selected south korean kim jong yang as its next president and he want to get answers russian candidate alexander procope truck following warnings that moscow could use the rule to target political opponents. the president of the united states has said that he will not further punish saudi arabia and then murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi donald trump said the economic advantages of good relations with the kingdom outweighed all other considerations as several senators meanwhile have challenge the president's stance saying that the u.s. should not lose its moral voice over the issue. now to germany where a chance i'm going marco has addressed parliament for the first time since announcing that she will not be seeking reelection the annual budget debate is usually a lively session and this time was no different responding to attacks from the opposition the chancellor gave a forceful defense over economic record and current policies. it was chancellor angela merkel's first parliamentary speech since announcing she w

countries south korea's kim jong yang were placemen hallway who's under arrest in corruption over corruption on arrests in china over corruption allegations well sco was hoping interpol's vice presidents alexander truck would take the post but his counter to see were strongly opposed by europe and the us. british academic in the united arab emirates has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of spying. has been detained there for the past six months with thirty one year old was arrested at dubai airport after a two week research visit to the u.a.e. the british foreign secretary hunt says the sentencing will hurt the u.k.'s relationship with the q a. and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witnesses coming next thanks for watching. it's is. every day i time to time out to the face she called enough time drama our family ever seen was out of a business model of omanis. see if it almost a fiend and drama now i know i mean a whine f. now medical saw us well kids have become so a good race of a fellow now caught by on at a meal and i am. sure you. can stay home with

a new president after a bitter contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim jong yang is taking charge replacing main home away who's under arrest in china over corruption allegations moscow was hoping the interpol's vice president alexander chop would win the job but the russian was strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. over fears that moscow would abuse the role to target political opponents well john coin is head of the australian strategic policing and law enforcement program he expects kim jong young to change the direction of interpol present. action selection under the situation under the circumstances that we are facing he's of course a conservative is a conservative approach to the word force which means that he's unlikely to be continuing on some of the push that president may have been doing to reform egypt. change its role is a more strategically focused. italy's government says it will not change in spending proposals this by the european commission rejecting its budget for two thousand and nineteen the is concerned that rome's borrow and spend plans cou

of islamic scholars they were meeting to mark the birth of the prophet muhammad south korea's kim jong yang is being elected the new president of interpol he replaces china's main hong way as head of the international police agency hasn't been seen since he was detained on a visit home in september russia was hoping its interior ministry general alexander joke who is currently in the polls vice president would take the post headlines you can check the news any time if you head to our web site zero dot com. getting to the heart of the matter how can you be a refugee after awhile it borders between five safe countries facing the reality. that from the very beginning of. providing context housing is not just about four walls and a roof hear their story and talk to al-jazeera. over the. if you want to learn what the world might look like very soon regard hungry and hungry as in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through. the italian think a judge or a government that said that fascism never really went away. we have to sort out i was asked of us and it was our borde

kim jong yang of the republic of korea has been elected the new president of interpol after a new votebai. that's on the official interpol twitter account on wednesday. this comes as somewhat of a surprise because it was a former russian interior minister official which was tipped to be the next head, despite concerns that moscow had been using the international policing agency to target political opponents. now we'll bring you much more on that later in the show and have a live report next hour as well. >>> president trump announce he will side with saudi arabia. coming up, his reaction to his unwillingness to sanction riyadh for murder of jamal khashoggi. so, let's talk about conference calls. there's always a certain amount of fumbling. a lot of times it doesn't work. we have problems. comcast business goes beyond fast. by letting you make and receive calls from any device using your business line. and conference calls you can join without any dial-ins or pins. (phone) there are currently 3 members in this conference. i like that. i like that too. i would use that in a heartbeat. ge

new president following a bitter contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim jong yang is taking charge replacing mang hallway who is under arrest in china over corruption allegations artists in the philippines are using their craft to fend off what they call creeping authoritarianism and the government tightens its grip on the media and other basic freedoms artists are taking their fight into the realm of the abstract jim allen allen dorgan reports. in the country of widespread poverty and violence artists e-mail says he astound his voice he says the current state of democracy in the philippines is what fuels his creativity and. uses elements from a popular culture to make a political statement. part of a growing trend in the art community you know the artists. i think the amount of artwork that's being churned out right now with. whatever is happening not only in the country but you know in the world through this under siege and the state placed the pin down. art would always be an effective second line of defense. to the president to be good at their do was sworn int

south korea's kim jong yang has been elected the new president of interpol.rns were expressed about another candidate, fearing that he was too close to the kremlin. an american tourist has been killed by members of an endangered tribe in a remote island of india.wa the 27-year-ola christian missionary who was killed with bows and arrows and his body was left on the beach. the tribe lives in isolation from the rest of the world, and it is illegal to try to contact them. it has been three months sincene america lostf its great statesmen, senator john mccain. the nation watcheds the family urned and vowed to carry on his legacy. his wife, cindy, is doing just that by becoming chair of the mccain institute, which focuses on international security. my colleague yalda hakim sat down with mrs. mccain to talk about her husband and the enduring lessons he has passed on. yalda: when the news came of his passing, there was this extraordinary bipartisan outpouring. why do you think the nation reacted in that way? cindy: john was truly the conscience o many ways the consc

stories making the news today and the national police body interpol has elected south korea's kim jong yang as its new president will be replacing main hallway who went missing on a visit to china in september kim edged out the russian front runner alexander pickup truck his candidacy was strongly opposed by the u.s. and a number of european countries. gunmen in kenya have kidnapped and italian volunteer in a raid that left at least five people wounded attack targeted the trade training center in the coastal region of the leafy attackers identity is unclear but somali based islam must have been blamed for a number of kidnappings in the area. authorities in indonesia say a well found dead in a national park had nearly six kilos of plastic in its stomach waste included one hundred fifteen plastic cups and a sack with more than a thousand pieces of strange sperm well it was found southeast of salo a.z. . astronauts onboard the international space station have been celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the launch of that vessel german commander alexander gassed and his crew marked the event

we strongly endorse kim jong-un yang. he is acting as president. we encourage all nations that are part of interpol and respect the rule of law to choose a leader with integrity. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation just got back from mr. to afghanistan. his first and last stop was kabul. during his visit, the ambassador met with men and women, members of the media, and other organizations. in every one of his meetings, he stressed that all afghans must have a say we will continue to work with all parties to facilitate a peace process. our special representative is meeting today with the republic of korea counterpart on coordination to achieve our goal, a final denuclearization as agreed to by chairman kim. these are important discussions today. sustained efforts, implementation of sanctions come and the inter-korean cooperation. finally, i just left a meeting with the turkish foreign minister. i welcome the positive momentum in our relationship following the recent of pastor brunson and urged the o

a vote to elect the new president of the world's largest police agency interpol south korea's kim jong yang was elected after a strong endorsement by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei. its inside story next stay with us. no room for politics in israel's security the words of benjamin netanyahu as he tries to hurt a snap election the process began on to his defense minister resigned over a ceasefire in gaza but cannot tell you who saved his wife when coalition this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has now released survived a possible collapse of his coalition government education minister enough taliban at what turn to pull his party from netanya has coalition after cease fire in gaza but he announced that he and his party will stay on and give netanyahu one more chance if bennett had resigned netanyahu would have been left with a minority government making snap elections likely this all began when defense minister avigdor lieberman resigned last week he was angered by a cease fire agreement with armed groups in gaza he called it

elected a new president after bass a contest between russia and many western countries south korea's kim jong yang who placemen hallway who's under arrest in corruption over corruption on an arrest in china over corruption allegations well sco was hoping interpol's vice presidents alexander truck would take the post but his counter to see were strongly opposed by europe and the u.s. . british academic in the united arab emirates has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of spying. has been detained there for the past six months with thirty one year old was arrested at dubai airport after a two week research visit to the u.a.e. the british foreign secretary hunt says the sentencing will hurt the u.k.'s relationship with the q a. and those are the latest headlines here on al-jazeera witnesses coming next thanks for watching. my. son she dug.

kim jong yang secured support from 90 plus member countries a day before the vote came out against kim. the secretary of state encouraged other member states to support him as well. >> a leader with credibility and integrity that reflect one of the world's most critical law enforcement bodies. we believe mister kim will be just that. >> britain lobbied against him as did other european governments. some countries said they would consider leaving interpol if he won. kim secured support from 2 thirds of the interpol agency which we told you about but we will skip that and tell you russia is not disputing the results but they are accusing the us and others of election interference. take a look. >> >> the election was held in an environment of unprecedented pressure and interference. >> reporter: critic of the kremlin say moscow would have turned interpol into a weapon to track down whoever they want. >> this russian will be acting on instructions of vladimir putin to put his representative in charge of the most important international crime-fighting organization, like putting the mafia in

we strongly endorse kim jong yang, who is serving as its acting president.l nations and organizations that are part of interpol and that respect the rule of law to choose a leader with integrity. we believe mr. kim will be just that. third, our special representative for afghanistan reconciliation just got back from his trip to afghanistan, the uae, and qatar. his first and last stop was kabul, where he met with president ghani, the chief executive, and or stakeholders to facilitate a peace process between the government of afghanistan and the taliban. during this visit to kabul, the ambassador met with men and women active in peace efforts, members of the media, and other governmental and nongovernmental organizations. in every one of his meetings, the ambassador stressed all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan. we'll continue to work with all interested parts to facilitate an inclusive peace process. fourth, our special rec representative for north korea in his meeting today with his counterpart to further strengthen our

delegates at the general assembly in dubai that voted, they voted for the south korean candidate, kim jong-yangthat averted further controversy for that international policing organization. the reason the russian candidate was so controversial, first of all, russia has been accused repeatedly of having a flagrant disregard for international law. so it was a feeling internationally that it would have been inappropriate for a russian national to take over the reins of the international policing body. but also because russia has been one of the worst offenders of abusing the interpol system by issuing so-called red notices, the closest thing to international arrest warrants, against dissidents, critics of the kremlin, and russia's perceived opponents. it's done that repeatedly around the world. and to figures including bill browder, u.s.-born businessman who gave a news conference yesterday. criticizing the possibility of a russian national being made the president of interpol. he issued this statement on twitter earlier saying that after the south korean was elected, reason prevails in this dark

we strongly endorse kim jong yang serving as acting president.rage all negotiation who are part of interpol to choose a leader with credibility, integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bod dis. we believe mr. kim will be just that. >> dana: what secretary pompeo didn't say there, congressman, is that the u.s. is opposing the russian nominee to lead the interpol citing russian abuses. again, right decision? >> absolutely. i mean, mike pompeo obviously friend of mine, great guy. this is a no brainer. russia is basically like the fox guarding the hen house. they should not have a russian in charge of interpol. they are among the biggest international law violators. they murder people all the time. putting russia in charge of interpol would not just be stupid, it would take away the whole credibility of the organization and should be stopped. >> dana: congressman adam kinzinger, happy thanks giving to you. >> you too. >> dana: we'll be right back. are you a veteran, own a home, and need money for your family? newday u

kim jong-yang edged out russian general alexander prokopchuk, whose candidacy stoked fears that russiald ituse the role to target pal opponents. interpol's secretary-general reaffirmed the agency's impartiality when he spoke after today's vote in dubai. >> no matter, of course, what the nationality of the presideni interpol's neutrality, and thede ndence of our organization. it is fundamental to interpol'sc existhat we are neutral and that we are independent. >> woodruff: kim has temporarily led interpol since october, after his chinese predecessor was arrested on corruption charges. back in this country, the number of abortions in the u.s. has plged to an historic low. new data out today from the centerfor disease control and prevention showed a 26% decrease between 2006 and 2015. it's the smallest number of ameran women seeking abortio since "roe-v-wade" became law in 1973. the decline was largely rotributed to state laws aimed at restricting thedure, and better access to contraception. democrats have flipped another seat in the house of representatives, this time, in utah. ben mcada

multilateral organizations right and what about the the south korean new elected president then kim jong yangi mean he's a compromise candidate is he the man to to be rebooting this organization to take it forward look i think president kim is excellent selection under the situation under the circumstances that we are facing but he's of course a conservative his conservative approach to learn foresman which means that he's unlikely to be continuing on some of the push that president may had been doing to reform egypt. and to change its role into the i guess a more strategically focused capability. right and given that most intelligence agencies certainly in the west identify cyber security as being the main priority in terms of national security is this the way forward for interpol interpol will have to deal with the digital threats these days look i think it's going to have to deal with and account for it not to deal with this cyber forum and the challenge of course is finally where is the sweet spot for policing in egypt. and there's certainly some some suggestions that that could be focuse

interpol has elected south korean kim jong—yang as its president, rejecting the russian frontrunner who the international police body's arrest warrant system. he beat russia's alexander prokopchuk, who had been widely tipped to win. although the president isn't responsible for the day—to—day running of interpol — there was growing concern that mr prokopchuk would use the role to target critics of russia's president putin. more than 50,000 children in the uk have developed a gambling problem, according to figures released by the gambling commission. the regulator says more teenagers now gamble than drink alcohol, smoke or use drugs. the report said that while children were gambling via new technologies , large numbers are making bets through more conventional means. it also blamed the increase on the rise of tv adverts and warns that another 70,000 children could be at risk. we will have more on that story in a moment. a british academic accused of spying in the united arab emirates will appear in court in abu dhabi today. matthew hedges, a specialist in middle eastern studies at durham

interpol has elected south korean kim jong—yang as its president, rejecting the russian frontrunner whoprokopchuk, who had been widely tipped to win. although the president isn‘t responsible for the day—to—day running of interpol — there was growing concern that mr prokopchuk would use the role to target critics of russia‘s president putin. us president donald trump has been asked to determine whether saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman played a role in the murder ofjamal khashoggi. mr khashoggi was killed on the 2nd of october inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. republican and democratic senators are demanding a second investigation into his death. mr trump earlier defended us ties with saudi arabia, despite international condemnation over the incident. five years ago actor and artist shiv grewal suffered a cardiac arrest. his heart stopped beating for seven minutes before he was resusitated by paramedics. his near death experience is now helping doctors . 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has been to meet him to find out if patient recovery could be improved by changes to th

present miguel diaz canel has met north korean leader kim jong un yang as part of his first overseas trip since taking office in april both countries on the u.s. economic sanctions two leaders vowed to strengthen their country's links to. visit russia where he discussed a nearly fifty million dollars arms deal with president vladimir putin jury selection is underway in the u.s. for the trial of one of mexico's most notorious drug lords. be held in solitary confinement in new york for the past two years security for the trial is expected to be high especially witnesses and jurors. china's president has promised to cut import tariffs and allow more foreign companies to do business in the country although she didn't bring didn't refer directly to china's trade war with the united states it did warn that free trade is under attack made the remarks during the opening of a trade fair in shanghai where our correspondent brown reports. it is only from the air that you get the scale of this vast event happening on the edge of shanghai china's commercial hub the expo is part of an effort to re

seen that enter paul is electing a new president said important organization we strongly endorse kim jong yang who is serving as its active acting president we encourage all nations and organizations that are part of interpol and that respect the rule of law to choose a leader with credibility integrity that reflects one of the world's most critical law enforcement bodies we believe mr kim will be just that third our special representative for afghanistan reconciliations i'll make a little sod just got back from his trip to afghanistan the u.a.e. and cutter ambassador cleans out first and last stop was kabul where he met with president ghani chief executive abdulla and other afghan stakeholders facilitate a peace process between the governor afghanistan and the taliban. during his visit to kabul embassador met with men and women active in afghan civil society peace efforts members of the media and other governmental and non-governmental organizations in every one of his meetings embassador stressed that all afghans must have a say in creating a sustainable peace for afghanistan we will continu

rebels a surprise result in the last few minutes, the south korean kim jong—un yarran has been elected president of interpol —— kim jong yang 85,000 children underfive may have died from acute malnutrition since 2015. the un warned last month that up to 14 million yemenis are on the brink of famine. us president donald trump has been asked to determine whether saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman played a role in the murder ofjamal khashoggi. mr khashoggi was killed on the 2nd of october inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. republican and democratic senators are demanding a second investigation into his death. mr trump earlier defended us ties with saudi arabia, despite international condemnation over the incident. survivors of terror attacks will travel to downing street today, to hand over a report that says victims are being let down by a crisis in mental health services. the survivors against terror says 270 people responded to its survey, with three—quarters claiming the mental health support they recieved was inadequate. the government says it will continue to learn from the experiences of victims. carol will hav

the international police organisation, interpol, has elected kim jong yang, from south korea, as its 's been accused of abusing the international police body's arrest warrant system to help moscow target political opponents. mr kim will succeed meng hongwei, who vanished on a trip to china in september. president trump has been asked to order an investigation into whether saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman played a role in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. mr khashoggi was killed on 2nd 0ctober inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. democrat and republican senators are demanding a fresh probe into his death. yesterday, president trump defended us ties with saudi arabia, despite international condemnation of the incident. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. what a change. yesterday we talked about how cold it feels and today we have some snow to show you. this video came from a drone flying over sussex. this was devil's dyke. you can see, not a lot of snow but enough to give a covering, may be a centimetre or so, that was the scene across many parts o

cuba's president miguel diaz canal has met north korean leader kim jong il on n.p.r. and yang as part of his first overseas trip since taking office and april both countries are under u.s. economic sanctions but today it is about to strengthen their country's links diaz canal early a visit to russia where he discussed a nearly fifty million dollars arms deal with president vladimir putin. now since u.s. sanctions on saddam were lifted last year the government has been trying to rebuild neglected regions want to area receiving investment as the has starred. built in the sixteenth century it used to be the country's main trading hub as had a morgan the ports. crumbled buildings the remains of an area where the ottomans ruled sudan and when trade flourished on the country's second largest ports including slave trade but for sugar abraham this is the only home he's ever known. i was born here and grew up here this place has an amazing history it was one of sudan's first ports for trade and for people people used to travel around the world for centuries so working was built by the

interpol has elected south korean kim jong yang as its new president rejecting the bit of a controversial russian contender the u.s. and several e.u. nations have lobbied against alexander public choke saying that russia could use his position at the international police organization to continue a crackdown on political opponents. and in a nice that has freed in australian woman who served thirteen years in a prison for smuggling heroin renee lawrence the first of the so-called valley nine to be released after the groups to ringleaders were executed in two days or says lawrence will be deported to australia and banned from indonesia from by. down to the brags it wire a last ditch effort by theresa may in brussels to edit her brags a deal and make it more sellable at home the e.u. votes this weekend then it's up to the british parliament where opposition has been mounting on all sides i'm sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. if you look at the alternative to having that deal with the european union it will either be moved uncertainty more decision or you could risk no bricks it at all re

interpol has elected south korea and kim jong yang as its new president rejecting the bit of a controversial russian contender the u.s. and several even a sions had lobbied against alexander public chook saying that russia could use his position at the international police organization to continue a crackdown on political opponents. and in a nice that has freed an australian woman who served thirteen years in prison for smuggling heroin rene lawrence the first of the so-called valley nine to be released after the groups to ringleaders were executed indonesia says lawrence will be deported to australia and banned from indonesia from buffalo. new territory for the e.u. in its budget dispute with rome as brussels warns it could begin disciplinary procedures against italy for its overspending. and germany is trying to get dirty diesels off the road so i guess where they end up not very far away at all we'll give you the details. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin thanks for joining us brussels says it's ready to pursue disciplinary procedures against italy as long as the country refuses to change i