addressing a crowd of more than ten thousand people in london derry during a civil rights march that was banned and it took a deadly turn don't panic they are firing over our heads. as the words are coming out of my mouth because i am standing looking. i could hear all the shots and i could see a whole march of people whose b.s. is were looking at me beginning to get done like this so the words one set of words were coming out of my wife in my brain and was telling me that's not right the killing of civilians by the british army led to a massive ira recruiting drive if you will to three decades of violence during the troubles with nationalist mostly catholic groups wanting an end to british rule against protestants who wanted northern ireland to remain in the u.k. in twenty ten a british government inquiry into bloody sunday determined that the killings were unjustified an apology was issued but the inquiry never led to prosecutions something the victims and their families are still fighting for this year's march focuses on the role that was played by top british military officials w

and we turn to northern ireland where a car bomb rocked the center of the city of london derry also known as derry on saturday night there were no reports of casualties police say two men have been arrested and suspect the blast was carried out by a dissident irish republican group known as the new ira leading politicians have condemned the bombing fears have been rising that the political turmoil surrounding bricks it could lead to a return to widespread sectarian violence in northern ireland it was ended by a nine hundred ninety eight peace deal known as the good friday agreement now joining me in the studio to break this story down for us is reporter pablo foley welcome tell us about the blast first off well the latest information that we have is that two men and their twenty's have been arrested by the police in northern ireland the police there said that a pizza delivery van was hijacked by two armed men in the city and then several hours later the bomb blast went off in the center of town in front of the courthouse there and the p.s. and i guess the police service of northern irelan

essential to maintain peace in northern ireland a car bomb exploded in the northern irish city of london derry over the weekend a possible warning from militant groups in the region. may says that she is looking for a solution with regard to the backstop despite the changes we have previously agreed there remain two core issues the fear that we could be trapped in it permanently and concerns over its potential impact on our union if northern ireland is treated differently from the rest of the u.k. so i will be talking to her this week to colleagues in a way that can come on to the greatest possible support in the house and i will then take the conclusions of those discussions back to the e.u. . just who in the e.u. is willing to listen to those conclusions is an open question the block is ruled out further concessions to the u.k. and so far plan c. is nowhere in sight. the reason may taking it back to the e.u. we're going to take this story now to brussels and talk about that part of the story i'm joined now by a correspondent dear motss good evening to you georg so theresa may she says she's

residents of the northern irish city of london derry have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb explosion police say there are currently no reports of casualties after the blast which took place overnight saturday leading politicians say the blast was terror related fear of conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the brakes that vote. rescuers in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who's been trapped in a well for six days the child fell down an unmarked well shaft near the city of milan good nearly a week ago but until now conditions were not favorable to begin drilling. skies over the northern hemisphere are set to stage a rare celestial phenomenon in the early hours of monday when a combination of circumstances give rise to what's known as a super blood wolf moon weather permitting the total lunar eclipse will be visible from the north and south america as well as parts of western europe and africa. now in the democratic republic of congo the dispute over last month's presidential election is deepening the country's constitutional court

some of the other stories making news around the world residents of the northern irish city of london derry have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb explosion police in the city also known as derry say there are currently no reports of casualties after the blasts on saturday night leading politicians say the blast could have been terror related fear of a renewal of decades of sectarian conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the vote. rescuers in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who has been trapped in a well for six days a child fell down an unmarked well shaft in the city of malaga nearly a week ago but until now conditions were not favorable to begin drilling. and we return now to our main story the demonstrations in the greek capital and i'm joined by correspondent. who is reporting on the demonstration against the name change greece's northern neighbor previously known as macedonia and the what are the protesters demanding. well they simply want the name not to be given to fist northern neighbor not to donia they refused to rel

to northern ireland where a car bomb rocked the city center of the city of london derry also known as derry on saturday night there were no reports of casualties police suspect however the blast was carried out by a dissident irish republican group known as the new ira two men have been arrested and leading politicians have condemned the bombing fears have been rising that the political turmoil surrounding bracks it could lead to a return to sectarian violence in northern ireland and nine hundred ninety eight he still known as the good friday agreement largely brought an end to that violence now joining me here in the studio to break this story down for us is d.w. report oh pablo foley ileus pablo tell us first what do we know about this blast well you've just seen the images there pretty shocking stuff what we do know is that the police have arrested two men in their twenty's in connection with this bombing in the center of derry what happened was a pizza delivery van was hijacked by two armed men a couple of hours before the bomb attack which took place outside the courthouse there

have been tensions over the irish border a car bombing this weekend in the northern irish city of london derry again put those tensions in stark relief. the car bomb exploded in the center of the city of london there in northern ireland no one was hurt police suspect a splinter group of the militant irish republican army are behind it a deliberate attempt to harm this community and one which we must all all condemn. there are fears that there will be more violence of a hard border is reestablished between northern ireland and the republic of ireland which is part of the e.u. . but brags that supporters fear that an open border would give the e.u. too much influence over the u.k.'s affairs prime minister theresa may is now trying to come up with a special agreement with ireland in order to break through the impasse too little too late say her critics there's a majority of members who say we don't support a no deal breaks it then we can pass motions and attempt to give instructions in the end you need legislation to force the government to listen to the prime minister is not listening on a promi

some of the other stories making news around the world residents of the northern irish city of london derry have been evacuated after a suspect suspected car bomb explosion police in the city also known as derry say there are currently no reports of casualties after the blast on saturday night leading politicians say the blast was terror related fear of a renewal of decades of sectarian conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the vote. and the death toll from the pipeline blast in mexico has risen to seventy three scores more were injured authorities say the pipe was ruptured by a suspected fuel. it exploded as hundreds of locals crowded around it to fill containers with spilled gasoline. and rescuers in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who has been trapped in a well for six days the child fell down in an unmarked well shaft near the city of nearly a week ago but until now conditions were not favorable to begin drilling. in the democratic republic of congo the dispute over last month's presidential election is deepening the country's cons

the ira has claimed responsibility for the recent car bombing in the north of the hybrid city of london derry no one was injured in the explosion and early this month in the city also known as derry the ira was the principal nationalist paramilitary group during decades of violence in northern ireland. two people were killed when a car packed with explosives blew up in the somali capital mogadishu explosion happened at a petrol station near the petroleum ministry authorities say explosives so were tossed from it surely before the vehicle had breached its intended target. u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecoms giant huawei industrial espionage and violating sanctions against iran the charges are linked to the arrest in canada the company's chief financial officer mann nonissue and company time of heightened tension between washington and beijing because of the severing trade conflict. there must parliament has approved steps that could lead to changes in the country's constitution of these would lessen the power of the armed forces military lawmakers boycotted the vote venezuela'

presidents of the northern irish city of london derry have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb explosion police say there are currently no reports of casualties after the blast on saturday night leading politicians say the blast was terror related fear of conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the briggs's vote. rescuers in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who has been trapped in the well for six days the child fell down an unmarked well shaft near the city of malanga nearly a week ago but until now conditions were not favorable to begin drilling. in the democratic republic of congo the dispute over last month's presidential election is deepening the country's constitutional court has confirmed to the victory of opposition leader felix just a katie dismissed a challenge by a rival march and by ulu who says he's the real winner election observers from the catholic church and results leaked to the media also indicate for you little one dozens of people have been killed in unrest since provisional election results were released

footage of the moment a car bomb detonated in london derry also known as terry on saturday the device was placed inside a hijacked delivery vehicle outside a courthouse there were no injuries dissident republican groups the reliable way have been blamed for the attack two men in their twenty's have been arrested the police who are evacuating the area at the time after receiving a warning have described the bombing as incredibly reckless. people in taiwan who aren't feeling so well have for generations avoided going to a doctor and visited a traditional chinese medicine shop instead of thousands of shops have shut down in the past twenty is a store owners fear when they die so will their industry catch up as korean explains why. leave chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is designed taiwan's government hasn't issued a new operating license for twenty years. although he's a just. this prof

addressing a crowd of more than ten thousand people in london derry during a civil rights march that was banned and it took a deadly turn don't panic they are firing over our heads. as the words are coming out of my mouth because i am standing looking. i could hear all the shots and i could see a whole march of people whose b.s. is were looking at me beginning to get done like this so the words. of words are coming out of my wife my brain was telling me that's not right the killing of civilians by the british army led to a massive ira recruiting drive if you will to three decades of violence during the troubles with nationalist mostly catholic groups wanting an end to british rule against protestants who wanted northern ireland to remain in the u.k. in twenty ten a british government inquiry into bloody sunday determined that the killings were unjustified an apology was issued but the inquiry never led to prosecutions something the victims and their families are still fighting for this year's march focuses on the role that was played by top british military officials who ordered sold

will go to ne barca in london derry in northern ireland but first jonah hole in london so jonah and it's widely expected that the government is going to suffer a big defeat here but the question is by how much. yes that's right i think the fact of defeat is not in question the size of defeat ease and indeed what might happen afterwards to resume a has to come up with a plan b. and just to come up with one quickly but we've got a clue about what she may do to the cabinet meeting a lengthy cabinet meeting on tuesday morning suggestions out of that cabinet meeting that series of may told her cabinet that she'd be backing this deal no matter what regardless of the size of her defeat suggesting that plan b. is very similar to plan a in other words bring them all back and get them to vote again possibly looking for some sort of intervention from the e.u. in the meantime further concessions for them we understand she rejected various other suggestions from the cabinet one involving cross party cooperation with the labor party perhaps moving towards a softer bragg's of the other suggesting a so-

itself the ira has claimed responsibility for the recent car bombing in the northern irish city of london derry no one was injured in the blast earlier this month in the city that's also known as derry the ira was the principal nationalist paramilitary group during decades of violence in northern ireland. ukraine's president petro poroshenko has launched his campaign for reelection in march is vote he said he would push for his country to join the e.u. and nato opinion polls caught him behind the former prime minister yulia timoshenko who has promised to regain control of private. mail because parliament has approved steps that could lead to changes to the country's constitution and these would lessen the power of the armed forces military lawmakers boycotted the vote. five people have been arrested in connection with last week's dam collapse in brazil including two engineers in germany safety inspection company that said the damage was say that the death toll has risen to sixty five with hundreds more missing. venezuela's attorney general has asked the supreme court to launch an investigation

in ireland have arrested two more suspects in connection with a car bomb attack in the city of london derry that brings the total number of arrests to four the bomb exploded outside the city's courthouse on saturday there were no casualties police say the attack may have been carried out by the dissident republican groups the new ira. muslims in the southern philippines have voted in a referendum that could grant them more autonomy is the culmination of a peace process aimed at ending decades of separatist violence some two point eight million people in the volatile mindanao region were asked if they back a plan by muslim separatists and the government to create a new self administered area of correspond vast and hard to travel to the region and sent us this report. abdul aziz. has been a muslim rebel for half his life. for him like for so many other men in this part of the country not becoming a fighter was never an option. join the rebels because of my religion but it's more than that i also saw the injustices and the oppression against my community that's why i decided to join. he and hi

footage of the moment a car bomb detonated in london derry on saturday the device was placed inside a hijacked delivery vehicle outside a courthouse there were no injuries this isn't republican group the new ira have been blamed for the attack four men have been arrested the police who were evacuating the area at the time after receiving a warning and described the bombing as incredibly reckless the un envoy for human rights in me in my eyes visiting the coxes bizarre region of bangladesh home to almost a million regina refugees a special report young the levy is on day two of a six day visit to bangladesh the rango were forced to flee across the border from in ma following a twenty seventeen military crackdown mainlines government has ceased corporation with lee and has refused to entry but to have a name has more from cox is bizarre. the un special rapporteur on human rights in myanmar has been shut out by me in march the government won't allow her access to the country and is not cooperating so her work is confined to neighboring countries and bangladesh factors in greatly the u.n.

the new ira which wants to end british control of the province and is new border reports from london derry bricks it may destabilize things even more for the michael county is a catholic priest in northern ireland second city during decades of upheaval community leaders played a vital role in easing tensions maybe hope violence was a thing of the past but after sunday's car bombing some fear it could be a sign of things to come it was a horrible time a horrendous time under which up little bitterness. under people families pitted against families because some people supported the struggle other people opposed the struggle so families were torn apart as a personal view that while there is a british presence in ireland i think there will always be people who will. resist that and people will try to have the british out of ireland i force the bomb was crude and highly unstable a delivery vehicle was hijacked and left outside london dairies courthouse this is the moment it went off there was no loss of life and little damage but the bombs reopened old wounds two more days of security alerts fo

dissident republican group the new ira which wants to end bush's control of the province a report from london derry breck's it may destabilize things even more for the michael county is a catholic priest in northern ireland second city during decades of upheaval community leaders played a vital role in easing tensions many hope violence was a thing of the past but after saturday's car bombing some fear it could be a sign of things to come it was a horrible time a horrendous time and they were absolutely better notice. under people families pitted against families because some people supported the struggle other people opposed the struggle for families were torn apart because the personal view that while there is a british presence in ireland i think there were always be people who were. resist that and people will try to have the british out of ireland i force the bomb was crude and highly unstable a delivery vehicle was hijacked and left outside london dairies courthouse this is the moment it went off there was no loss of life and little damage but the bombs reopened old wounds two more days of se

to dissident republicans particularly in the west of northern ireland in the city of london very also known as derry where we were earlier on in the week there just the republicans hinted to us that any hard infrastructure would be treated as a legitimate target as a said nobody wants to see the call back but given all the uncertainty plans are being made. we will have more on this story in about forty five minutes time when the british prime minister is expected to make a statement at downing street all have that few live as it begins but reason the only european prime minister subjected to a confidence vote in the last two hours coming up we're going to tell you how alexis said press got on in greece. also leading zimbabwean activists past seven my re re is among more than six hundred arrested in a growing crackdown on fuel price protests also find out who came out on top when south korea and china met to decide top spots in the asian cups group c. . four americans including two soldiers are among fifteen people killed by a bomb unmanned bridge and all in syria this comes just weeks after presiden

because it's parliamentary arithmetic in the house of commons police in northern ireland city of london derry appeared to have carried out a controlled explosion on a van they say the vehicle had been hijacked by three most men who threw an object at it before banding it follows a car bombing in the same city on saturday in a vehicle also hijacked by mossman the main focus of that investigation is the new ira a group which opposes in one thousand nine hundred eight nine hundred ninety eight peace deal in the region. in the democratic republic of congo for supporters of the presidential runner up being arrested police brought crowds from attending a rally at multan for uni's party headquarters in the capital kinshasa on sunday the highest court rejected fired his demand for a recount of the vote and declared a feeling she should carry the next president and african union delegation to spain to visit after initially saying it had serious doubts about the election result for me to miller has more from can show us around. two groups of supporters have been gathering in this area into chestnut jus

derry do not want this on our streets". reaction, too, from the governments in london and dublin.ry of state for northern ireland karen bradley confirmed she's being briefed on developments while the irish foreign minister simon coveney said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. the constitutional court in the democratic republic of congo has rejected appeals challenging recent presidential election results. they have confirmed the winner as felix tshisekedi, and he is expected to be sworn in, despite the challenge to the results by runner up martin fayulu. opponents of mr tshisekedi claim he made a deal with outgoing presidentjoseph kabila. the bbc‘s louise dewast is in the capital kinshasa. a short time ago she told me what the judges had to say. the constitutional court in this country has never overturned election results, so this decision was somewhat expected. tonight, they announced that they were rejecting two appeals, the first from the runner—up, martin fayulu, who g

derry don't want this on our streets". reaction too from the governments in london and dublin. state for northern ireland, karen bradley confirmed, she's being briefed on developments. while the irish foreign minister, simon coveney, said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. declan harvey, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister is to update cabinet on her talks with party leaders and senior mps on brexit negotiations. police say they have offered "suitable words of advice" to the duke of edinburgh after he was seen driving without a seat belt two days after being involved in a car crash nearsandringham. a proposal by president trump to end the partial closure of the us government has been rejected by democrats — as the longest shutdown in history continues. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's richard. we'll start with tennis. wimbledon champion angelique kerber is out of the australian open after suffering a stunning defeat in

recent car bombing in the northern irish a city of london there no one was injured in the explosion earlier this month in the city that's also known as derry was the principal nationalist paramilitary group during decades of violence in northern arc it. made mass problems as proof steps that could lead to changes in the country's constitution these would lessen the power of the armed forces military lawmakers boycotted the vote. pro-democracy activists in hong kong of relatives support an imprisoned chinese human rights lawyer. is the one was jailed on monday after a chinese after a chinese court censor center for under half years in jail the state subversion beijing's crackdown continued today a human rights website found jailed on similar charges. five people have been arrested in connection with last week's dam collapse in brazil including two engineers employed by a german safety inspection company that said the damage was safe the death toll has risen to sixty five with hundreds more still misses. the city's. attorney general said that he will launch an investigation against the i can stop position leader. according to reports to. the

derry. an 18—year—old will appear in court tomorrow, charged with the murder of a boy in east london. 14—year—old he was stabbed to death after being knocked off his moped in leyton, earlier this month. police are still looking for four other suspects who fled the scene. more questions have emerged for the royal family today about how the duke of edinburgh's car crash on thursday has been handled and about the fact that he's been seen since driving on a public road without a seat belt. the woman who suffered a broken wrist in the collision near the sandringham estate in norfolk says no one from the royal household has spoken to her. simonjones has the latest. the queen attends the sunday service at sandringham, but there's no sign of prince philip. he was last spotted yesterday driving on a public road in his replacement land rover, failing to wear a seat belt. that's against the law. norfolk police say they've seen these pictures and have spoken with the duke. that's not impressed one of the women injured in this crash on thursday. emma fairweather was a passenger in a kia that collided with pri

she added that derry is a forward moving city and no one wants this type of incident. reaction to from the governments in londone for northern ireland, karen bradley, confirmed that she has been briefed on developments, while the irish ‘s foreign minister, simon coveney, has said that he latterly condemned the attack and said that there was no justification for attacks which seemed to —— seek to drag northern ireland back into conflict. two people have died, and 1a are reported injured, in a fire at the ski resort of courchevel in the french alps. the pre—dawn blaze forced the evacuation of about 60 resort workers from a three—storey building. four people were seriously injured, and three were flown to hospital by helicopter. the bodies of the two victims were found inside the building. the number of major retailers warning of financial difficulties has reached its highest level since the economic crash of ten years ago. 38% of retailers listed on the stockmarket issued profit warnings in 2018 — a year in which a number of big—name brands disappeared from the high street. here's our business correspondent, rob

derry. now on bbc news, sport today. an 18—year—old will appear in court later today charged with the murder ofa later today charged with the murder of a boy in east londonpad earlier this month. police are looking forfour notepad earlier this month. police are looking for four other suspects who fled the scene —— moped. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i‘m chetan pathak and this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: three goals for manchester city. all they beat huddersfield to move back within four points of leaders liverpool at the top of the english premier league. in a stunning finish. the los angeles rams beat the new orleans saints in overtime to make it to the super bowl. and a first ever masters snooker title forjudd trump — who hammers the seven time champion ronnie 0‘sullivan in the final. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. roger federer roger all of that to come but first to the australian open where play

derry is a forward—moving city and no—one wants this type of incident. the sdlp representative, mark h durkan, said: reaction, too, from the governments in london and dubline's being briefed on developments while the irish foreign minister simon coveney said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. a strong 6.7—magnitude earthquake has hit northern chile. the quake struck at a depth of 53km, some 15km of coquimbo. one person is reported to have died and thousands of homes lost power. a decades—old dispute between greece and the former yugoslav republic of macedonia over its future name inched closer to a solution this week when the greek government narrowly survived a vote of confidence. it now has the mandate to put the name issue to a separate vote, despite a mass protest called for sunday. nick thorpe sent this report from athens. no sooner had the greek government survived the confidence vote, it was back to business as usual in front of parliament. protesters confronted riot police over a new law which changes the system of hiring public—sector work

derry is a forward—moving city and no—one wants this type of incident. the fdlp representative, mark h durkan, said: reaction, too, from the governments in london and dublinte for northern ireland, karen bradley, confirmed she's being briefed on developments while the irish foreign minister simon coveney said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. a strong 6.7—magnitude earthquake has hit northern chile. the quake struck at a depth of 53km some iskm south—west of coquimbo. one person is reported to have died and thousands of homes lost power. the constitutional court in the democratic republic of congo has rejected appeals challenging recent presidential election results. they have confirmed the winner as felix tshisekedi and he is expected to be sworn in, despite the challenge to the results by runner—up martin fayulu. opponents of mr tshisekedi claim he made a deal with outgoing presidentjoseph kabila. the bbc‘s louise dewast is in the capital kinshasa. a short time ago she told me what the judges had to say. the constitutional court in this country

derry is a forward—moving city and no one wants this type of incident. the sdlp representative mark h durkan said... reaction too from the governments in londonetary of state for northern ireland, karen bradley confirmed, she's being briefed on developments. while the irish foreign minister, simon coveney, said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. declan harvey, bbc news. two people have died, and 14 are reported injured, in a fire at the ski resort of courchevel in the french alps. the pre—dawn blaze forced the evacuation of about 60 resort workers from a three—storey building. four people were seriously injured, and three were flown to hospital by helicopter. the bodies of the two victims were found inside the building. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister is to update cabinet on her talks with party leaders and senior mps on brexit negotiations. police say they have offered suitable words of advice to the duke of edinburgh after he was seen driving without a seatbelt two days after being involved in a car crash nearsandringha

came on from london on the 5th of october, we watched young ghosts of ourselves pass on the other side of a glass wall. i gathered those 50 years into my face. and no one came back from derry. thank you. that's the kind of -- gives you the atmosphere of what we walked into as a group. the first reaction to that -- and this point is about reaction -- was the minister for home affairs, william craig, called -- said it was a front for republicans and communists. on the 9th of october, the reason i'm standing here and also paul arthur has written a book called "the people's democracy," the people's democracy was formed. it was the student movement challenging the smear, the dismissal of the -- of the campaign for civil rights by saying we want civil rights, and they are not for republicans and communists because we're not republicans and communists. and that movement, it seems to me, takes us to derry again. it takes us to derry it makes the decision that students that night, the monday night after derry, we walked into the literiphic, the literary and debating society, and the literary and debating society agreed to rename itself the people's democracy. it was an open organiz

residents from the northern irish city of london derry were evacuated after suspected car bomb exploded on saturday night police say there are currently no reports of casualties while leading politicians claim the blast was terror related conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the braggs a vote. in mexico the death toll following a pipeline blast has reportedly risen to at least seventy three hundreds of people had gathered to collect fuel as the explosion struck many of the victims were so severely burned they could not be identified. celebrate one hundred years of cops and join our photo competition. movement impacts your world for a chance to win one of three like the cameras. instagram tag and post your pick using tash to our house one hundred so it's nothing. terms and conditions. documentary on instagram. chaos the dismantling of democracy and hungry in poland what's happening in europe today i'm speaking to political economics experts. from the european council on foreign relations the dangers is the fact that a reason masefield together breaks the deal through parl

residents from the northern irish city of london derry were evacuated after suspected car bomb exploded on saturday night police say there are currently no reports of casualties while leading politicians claim the blast was terror related fear of conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the braggs a vote. in mexico the death toll following a pipeline blast has reportedly risen to at least seventy three hundreds of people had gathered to collect fuel as the explosion struck many of the victims were so severely burned they could not be identified. first day at school in the jungle. first climbing lesson and then doris grana moment arrives. joining a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary dora and overregulating returns home on t w dot com tanks.

residents from the northern irish city of london derry were evacuated after suspected car bomb exploded on saturday night police say there are currently no reports of casualties while leading politicians claim the blast was terror related fear of conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the braggs a vote. in mexico the death toll following a pipeline blast has reportedly risen to at least seventy three hundreds of people had gathered to collect fuel as the explosion struck many of the victims were so severely burned they could not be identified. on tuesday an overwhelming majority of the british parliament rejected prime minister teresa mayes breaks a deal with the e.u. i hear the words i will come to other colleagues first of all when you are the leader of the opposition generally called in the ice to the right two hundred into . the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. so where does britain go from there. it is clear that the house does not support this deal but tonight spirits tells us nothing about what it does support. businesses on both sides of bragg's it see

derry do not want this on our streets. reaction, too, from the government in london and dublin.thern ireland karin bradley said she has been briefed on developments while the irish foreign minister said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts that seek to drag northern ireland back to acts of violence and conflict. let's get some of the day's other news. the constitutional court in the democratic republic of congo has rejected an appeal by the defeated opposition presidential candidate mar—tan fayulu and upheld the victory of another opposition candidate, felix tshisekedi. last month's poll was marred by widespread allegations of fraud and martin fayulu petitioned the court, saying he was the true winner of the poll. 71 people are now known to have died in a fuel pipeline explosion near mexico city. the accident happened as crowds of people from a local village filled up containers with fuel to use in their vehicles or sell on the black market. with the brexit deadlock continuing, the former british prime minister, sirjohn major, told the bbc

derry do not want this on our streets". reaction, too, from the governments in london and dublin.f state for northern ireland karen bradley confirmed she's being briefed on developments while the irish foreign minister simon coveney said he utterly condemned the attack and said there was no justification for acts which seek to drag northern ireland back to violence and conflict. with the brexit deadlock continuing, the former british prime minister, sirjohn major, told the bbc that the house of commons should be given a vote on all brexit options. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said only two "credible" options remained: close ties with the eu based on a customs union, or another public vote. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. when it comes to brexit, there are strong arguments on all sides but, as yet, no agreement. some think one way through would be a series of votes in parliament testing the different options to see if mps can get behind one. the prime minister still needs a deal. if she cannot deliver one that parliament accepts, then she needs t