leaving the european union through parliament it still has to get voted through the lower house but with a new intake of can be signed up to his deal there's no chance of the sort of dissent disagreements that's blighted the last tour. but it isn't to say the johnson's new deal is popular or without its problems even if the u.k. does now formally leave the european union on january 31st next year the current brics it deadline the negotiations then start in earnest between the 2 sides over what a new trade deal will look like as well as the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and british citizens in europe and the clock continues to tick down with another new deadline johnson has insisted the u.k. will not negotiate anything with the e.u. after the end of 2020 and if there's no trade deal by then which looks impossibly unlikely then the infamous no deal bricks which nobody wants comes right back into play so it's never been tried before to try to make a trade deal that she makes to 2 nations or 2 regions further apart in terms of trade is trying to do the easiest way probably of making a

but 1st new reports from the us say the democrats in the lower house of congress have decided to present 2 articles of impeachment in their bid to remove president trump from office this follows what was expected to be the last public hearing before the articles are announced more now from mike hanna in washington. at an evening function the speaker of the house nancy pelosi refused to confirm that articles of impeachment against president trump had been agreed upon earlier she met with the chairman of the house committees to decide exactly what these articles were going to be a formal announcement as to these articles is expected in the course of tuesday however various agencies including associated press and the washington post report that the democrats have agreed on 2 articles of impeachment one on abuse of power the other on obstruction of congress now if these are indeed the articles that will be introduced it indicates a very narrow form of impeachment focused on president trumps dealing with the ukraine and the allegation that he used his political position his position as presid

to citizenship it has been tabled in the indian parliament's upper house and was passed by the lower house on monday if approved it will grant citizenship to those fleeing religious persecution bob's experience. now shares in saudi arabia state company have officially begun trading on riyadh stock exchange saudi aramco made history a week ago with the largest initial public offering raising $25600000000.00 for less than 2 percent of the company this valued around co at $1.00 trillion dollars making it the most valuable. listed company in the world the i.p.o. fell short of the 2 trillion valuation the kingdom had wanted although officials hope it'll hit that mark on the 1st day of trading well let's bring in our economics editor abbott ali to talk through all of this a bit i see that shares open 10 percent higher a huge success then for crown prince mohammed bin samara. well and this was always started to be a win for the saudi government one way or the they were going to been in the markets and this is exactly what they have done if they use was anywhere else in the world there will be an

echoing demands on the streets for the president to resign but even if a lower house had approved the request just like in the united states it's the senate that must approve an impeachment and just like in the united states that requires a 2 thirds majority which the opposition here doesn't have and that's why many are questioning the point of the whole exercise but i use and yell for them very dear is to send a political signal so that it goes down in history that a group of deputies try to hold the president politically responsible for abuses in . the protests on the streets and the calls for the president's head will almost certainly continue but some believe that the impeachment move may actually backfire and be seen as a waste of valuable time better spent resolving chillies on goal in social crisis. you see in human al-jazeera sent out. votes on articles of impeachment against us president donald trump has been postponed until a few hours time the us house judiciary committee debated the charges for around 14 hours on thursday house democrats are pushing to charge the president

india's lower house of parliament passes a controversial bill that sets religion as the criteria for granting citizenship to foreigners. and new zealand police open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding multiple deaths and the white island volcanic eruption. leader aung san suu kyi she is headed to the un's highest court in the netherlands to defend her country against genocide charges the west african state of gambia launched the fast bid to bring me to international justice over a military crackdown on range of muslims more than 700000 russian job were forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh in 2017 protests by opponents and supporters are expected outside the court ahead of her arrival while the un has accused me of carrying out mass rape killings and the banning of her joining that military campaign memo says it was conducting a legitimate counter-terrorism response and denies the charges of genocide meanwhile danby of legal team is asking the court to impose protections for the region before the case. be had in full recent attempts to repatriate tens of thousands

the bill has already been approved by the lower house and is now set to be signed into law. the legislation has sparked protests in various parts of the country with opponents saying it discriminates against muslims and violates india's secular principles. dw's correspondent has been following the story for us. >> the controversial citizenship amendment bill has been passed by the indian parliament. the lower house debate on this bill extensively monday and today the upper hououse in parliament has given its ascene. this comes in the midst of massive proteststs broke out in the northeastern states of the country. the northeastern states are concerned about the bill because they would make citizenship easier for people coming in from neighboring bangladesh. minorities that migrate from neighboring bangladesh which are non-muslim will now find it eaeasier too be naturalilized io indian citizenship, andnd some e concerned this would affect the democracy of the northeast. another criticism the bill has drawn is given the citizenship on the faces of religion, it desecrates the se

will likely make up the fada in those articles that have being a draw for date impeachment in the lower house looks likely what then that ethan because politics is messy right now in the united states how much more messy could it get. it's going to get even messier and what makes it worse is that our process as it's defined in the constitution is actually a little bit loose it's not like a criminal trial it's not like a civil trial it's a unique political trial that happens with impeachment and so as you just point out the lower house the house of representatives is essentially like a grand jury the investigative arm they will pass it with the democrats it would then get handed over to the senate where it's more like a regular trial with the judge who is actually that chief justice of the supreme court who presides over it and that's controlled by the republicans and it requires a 2 thirds vote in the senate so this becomes a highly political situation and what's even worse is all number of republicans in the senate were there when they used their power to try to impeach president bill clinto

debate the controversial citizenship amendment bill has been passed by the indian parliament the lower house debated this extensively on monday and today the upper house of parliament has given its assent this isn't comes in the midst of massive protests that broke out in the northeastern states of the country the army was also deployed in the region after some of the process started while the not eastern states are concerned about this bill because the every make far too weak to citizenship easier for people coming in from neighboring bangladesh minorities that migrate from neighboring bangladesh which are known muslim will now find it easier to be naturalized into indian citizenship and locals in those regions are concerned that this would affect the democracy of the northeast another criticism this bill has drawn is that given that grant citizenship on the basis of religion it desecrates the secular fabric of the indian constitution and the fact that it focuses only on new law on muslim minorities from muslim countries has also raised questions however now that the bill is passed through

and staying on the topic of human rights lawmakers in india's lower house have approved controversial legislation that could grant says unship to religious minorities from neighboring countries but not to muslims the law if approved by the senate on wednesday would grant citizens ship to non muslims who arrived from bangladesh but to stand and afghanistan before 2015. this is the latest flashpoint for india's culture wars protesters in the northeast border region fear the government's new citizenship bill will beckon an influx of migrants by day time the anger hard boiled into rage roads were blocked for hours an effigy of the prime minister hung in the streets. if you did you live garmin is endymion cost it isn't there andy some record there and disagree. with i did. and the lower house of parliament there were right the scenes as the government finally got their bill through. but for this muslim lawmaker no cause for celebration the politics is passed in my mind to find out who got parco. from clues discriminated in your honor not only who's discriminating on the one hand you stand

the cut 25 conference in madrid thank you very much thank you very much now lawmakers in india's lower house have approved controversial legislation that could grant citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries but not muslims the law if approved by the senate on wednesday would grant citizenship to non muslims who arrive from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before 2015. this is the latest flashpoint for india's culture wars protesters in the northeast border region fear the government's new citizenship bill will beckon an influx of migrants by daytime the anger hard boiled into reach roads were blocked for hours and there fiji of the prime minister home in the streets. if you did you live gorman is and the indian constitution the n.t. a summary court disagrees with i did that and the lower house of parliament there were arrived the scenes as the government finally got their bill through. but for this muslim lawmaker no cause for celebration the politics is passed in my mind to find out who got parco here in the congo. whose discrimination you're on or not and who's dis

nic early reporting for us there in paris thank you nic now lawmakers in india's lower house have approved controversial legislation that could grant citizenship to religious minorities from neighboring countries but not muslims the law if approved by the senate on wednesday would grant citizenship to non muslims who arrived from bangladesh pakistan and afghanistan before 2015. this is the latest flashpoint for india's culture wars protesters in the northeast border region fear the government's new citizenship bill will beckon an influx of migrants by day time the anger hard boiled into rage. were blocked for hours at an effigy of the prime minister hung in the streets. if you did the led government is spending and cost it isn't there andy a summer call there and the security we had to take and the lower house of parliament there were arrived the scenes as the government finally got their bill through. but for this muslim lawmaker no cause for celebration the politics is past and not minor part of most part though here in the congo. ground crews discriminated in your own are not i mean who

and india's lower house of parliament has a controversial bill that sets religion as the criteria for granting citizenship to foreign.

it violates india's secular constitution by discriminating against muslims it was passed by the lower house on monday as anti-war explains from new delhi the bill is like he's a pos in the upper house too. well it's very likely to pass because it's believe the government along with its allies in the upper house will make sure that the bill is passed it's very likely that it is passed to date so the debate is going on the country's home minister spoke when he said it is india's responsibility to make sure that minorities who've been persecuted in neighboring countries are given protection in india are given shelter but the opposition politicians or members of opposition parties are saying that behind this is the ruling party which is a hindu nationalist party they're all arising politics they're essentially trying to divide people one of the parliamentarians from an opposition party has even equated this to nazi politics. coming there perhaps but there is a sort of concern among people that this may divide the news and muslims in the country over the last few days we've seen massive protests

the us lower house votes later today on whether to impeach president trump — he's written a furious letterling the move "a war on american democracy". and, making history — fallon sherlock becomes the first woman to beat a man in a world darts tournament. just so proud of what i've done. i mean, we've always wanted to prove to the men that we can compete with them, so ijust felt like i had to put something out there for us women. coming up on bbc news, liverpool play in the club world cup later — despite criticism of it being in qatar. the club sent a youth team to play aston villa in the league cup last night. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the relatives of four british soldiers who died in the 1982 hyde park bombing have won their civil case against the convicted i remember, john downey. the families are seeking damages, after a criminal case against him collapsed. the judge at the high court said this morning she was satisfied mr downey was an active participant in the attack. sangita myska reports. walking out of the high court, the families of the victims of the hy

but 1st new ripples coming from the usa the democrats in the lower house of congress have decided to present articles of impeachment in their bid to remove president trump from office and this follows what was expected to be the last public hearing before the articles are announced and go live to mike hanna now our correspondent who's in washington so we understand them from these reports mike that there are 2 separate articles in of impeachment that the democrats feel will lead to my success. indeed yes so what's happened is that a nancy pelosi the speaker of the house has met with the committee chairman from the house in the course of the evening it has been decided that there will be a formal announcement as to what the impact articles of impeachment are in coming hours however you washington post an associated press report quoting officials associated with the democrats saying that there will be 2 articles of impeachment one will be an abuse of power article the 2nd will be an obstruction of congress article now if these reports are indeed correct this would indicate a very narro

india's lower house of parliament passes a controversial bill that sets religion as the criteria for granting citizenship to foreigners. and police in new zealand open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding multiple deaths in the white island for kind of corruption. now myanmar's leader aung san suu kyi has just arrived at the un's top court in the netherlands to defend her country against genocide charges now the west african state of gambia launched a bid to bring me to international justice for military crackdown on muslims you're watching live pictures now from the hague well the suse's backed by the 757 nation organization for islamic cooperation more than 700000 rangar were forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh back in 2017100 miles largest city yangon a rallying in support. as she faces the court crowds of people carried posters and flags to show their solidarity yuki's office says her team will be defending myanmar's. national interests at the court well the united nations has accused me of carrying out mass rape killings in the burning of homes during its mil

or polls in the usa democrats in the lower house of congress will announce 2 articles of impeachment against president trump later on tuesday abuse of power and obstruction of congress and this follows what's expected to be the last public hearing of the impeachment inquiry by the judiciary committee. and meanwhile the u.s. justice department has found no evidence of political bias by the f.b.i. when it investigated contacts between donald trump's presidential campaign and russia. 26 scene. people living in eastern australia have been forced to leave their homes as bushfires continue to spread around 85 of them are currently burning in the state of new south wales half of those are uncontained conditions are expected to worsen on tuesday because of high temperatures and strong winds in the country's biggest city sydney's once again being closed in fic smoke from the nearby fires andrew thomas is in the middle of it. the people behind me have chosen this spot for their wedding because ordinarily it has one of the most iconic views in sydney the harbor bridge and the opera house both c

british conservative party has clinched a major election victory with an outright majority in the lower house of parliament prime minister bars johnson says his government has a powerful new mandate on. the opposition labor party is reeling after its worst election result in decades and last dozens of seats many from its traditional heartland leader jeremy corbin says he wants to lead the party into any future elections. and in the algerian election. has been declared the winner of thursday's presidential vote preliminary results show he won 58 percent of that voters his closest rival. came 2nd with 17 percent. now in libya there's been fighting near the tripoli airport between fighters loyal to walt khalifa haftar and government forces it follows a television announcement by half to on thursday when he called for a decisive battle for tripoli after who's based in eastern libya ordered the offensive to seize tripoli back in april but his forces have been largely confined to the outskirts so far now the wall street journal is reporting that saudi arabia has been holding secret talks with iran

prime minister barak's johnson in thursday's snap elections securing an outright majority in the lower house of parliament it's his conservative party's biggest national win in decades and johnson says his government now has a powerful new mandate on bret's it was a very different outcome for the opposition leader jeremy corbyn who admits it was a disappointing night for the party shortly will cross the laura scene wesson's the 1st say this report from paul brennan. the 1st results came in traditional labor strongholds in ne in lent dramatically reduced labor majority's seem to confirm the accuracy of the exit poll result bly valley became the 1st labor see to fall a 10 percent swing seeing the conservatives when their for the 1st time since 195017 was. i crossed the map of britain the trickle became a torrent of constituencies turning conservative blue traditional labor seats like workington and darlington peterborough and red car at his constituency count in oxbridge the prime minister was in a bully and mood it does look as though this one nation conservative government has been given a p

and india's lower house of parliament a controversial bill that sets religion as the criteria for granting citizenship to foreign and. leader aung sun suu kyi is headed to the un's highest court in the netherlands to defend her country against genocide charges the west african state of gambia launched the 1st bid to bring myanmar to international justice or a military crackdown on muslim its use is backed by the 57 nation organization of islamic cooperation more than 700000 were forced to flee to neighboring bangladesh back in 2017 protests by opponents and supporters are expected outside the court ahead of you cheese arrival of hundreds in myanmar's largest city youngun rallying in support of him from tucci as she faces the court crowds of people carried posters and flags to show their solidarity offices how team will be defending men must national interests at the course. well the un has accused me of carrying out mass rape killings and the banning of homes during its military campaign says that was conducting a legitimate counter-terrorism response and denies the charges of genocide mea

5th unshipped bell has been tabled in the indian parliament's upper house and was passed by the lower house of parliament on monday now that bill would grant citizenship to those fleeing religious persecution by us as excludes muslims critics say the bill violates india's secular constitution by discriminating against muslims. the pacific island of but it can vote has voted overwhelmingly to become independent from papa new guinea 97.7 percent back the move but the result is non-binding and the final say rests with papa new guinea's parliament the very it was promised as part of a peace deal to end a decade long civil war. still ahead on al-jazeera increased a volcanic activity on new zealand's white island hampers efforts to find people still missing after monday's eruption. and bosnia cares a migrant camp deemed unsuitable for living i'll tell you why some people want to stay. alone again and welcome back to your international weather forecast we have 2 areas that we are watching here across europe 1st of all i want to take you down here across the mediterranean there is a storm system a

who condemns china's actions poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that would allow the government to punish judges who make rulings considered unfavorable to the country's right wing government during weeks of protests against the measure the european union had asked poland to suspend the bill which it says are roads judicial independence. u.s. aviation giant boeing suffered a setback friday when its starliner space capsule failed to climb high enough into orbit the u.s. space agency nasa's says the unmanned spacecraft was on a test flight to the international space station boeing says the spacecraft missed its planned orbit due to a timing error. now u.k. prime minister boris johnson won last week's snap election promising to get bracks it done and now he has his e.u. withdrawal deal passed the house of commons with room to spare there's still more to do before it becomes law but friday's vote puts the u.k. on course to leave the e.u. in january 31st the 2 sides will then have until the end of 2020 to strike a trade deal. after winning his historic election victory

protests have erupted across india after the lower house of parliament overwhelmingly passed a controversial citizenship amendment bill also known as cab the proposed legislation makes it easier for religious minorities to obtain indian nationality but it explicitly excludes muslims opponents of the bill say it violates india's secular constitutions other fears an influx of unwanted asylum seekers and northeastern state protesters blocked roads as part of any less. an hour shutdown there were also rallies in the capital of delhi t w was there to get some reactions. and with the maximum number of influx from the neighboring countries it will make a drastic geographical demographic linguistic change the communal citizenship government gourds needs saying that it wants to see if the prosecutor have a simple question they are insolent about music why aren't. just about the how to partition on the just 1947 and this time into the 19 we are not built on another body should we stand with the muslim community of this country and our correspondent me she has more on where this citizenship bill is now

leaving the european union through parliament it still has to get voted through the lower house but with a new intake of conservative m.p. signed up to his deal there's no chance of the sort of dissenting disagreements that blighted the last. year. but it isn't to say the johnson's new deal is popular or without its problems even if the u.k. does now formally leave the european union on january 31st next year the current brics it deadline the negotiations then start in earnest between the 2 sides over what a new trade deal will look like as well as the rights of e.u. citizens in the u.k. and british citizens in europe and the clock continues to tick down with another new deadline johnson has in. the u.k. will not negotiate anything with the e.u. after the end of 2020 and if there's no trade deal by then which looks impossibly unlikely then the infamous no deal bricks which nobody wants comes right back into play so it's never been tried before to try to make a trade deal that makes 2 nations or 2 regions further apart in terms of. trying to do the easiest way probably of making a trade d

poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that would allow the government to punish judges who make rulings considered unfavorable to the country's right wing parle government during weeks of protests against the measure the european union has asked poland to suspend the bill which is which it says a rhodes judicial independence. a company laying pipes for the nord stream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany says it's halted work the subcontractor all seize says the move was in response to u.s. sanctions on friday president donald trump approved sanctions against companies involved in the pipelines construction the u.s. is criticized the project for handing too much power to russia. the sanctions on the north stream to project are included in a wide ranging us defense spending bill president trump signed the legislation into law at a ceremony held at andrews air force base just outside washington. close now my honor to. sign the 2020 national defense authorization act into law. the sanctions target companies involved in the almost 10000000000 euro project to double the

they are not muslims the upper house passed the bill 125 votes to 105 the bill was approved by the lower house on monday and is now set to be signed into law was sparked protests in various parts of the country with opponents saying it discriminates against muslims and violates india's secular principles. our correspondent nischelle jaiswal has been following the story for us in delhi. after another long day of debate the controversial citizenship amendment bill has been passed by the indian parliament the law how debated this very extensively on monday and today the upper hall is the parliament has given its assent this isn't coming from the midst of massive protests that broke out in the northeastern states of the country the army was also deployed in the region after some of the process done while the north eastern states are concerned about this because the every make was far too weak to citizenship easier for people coming in from neighboring bangladesh minorities that migrate from neighboring bangladesh which are normal for them will now find it easier to get matching bias into indian ci

social media posts from turkish german football star made suit who condemns china's actions poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that allows punishment of judges who make rulings considered unfavorable to the government opponents have demonstrated for weeks against the charge changes the european union urged poland to suspend the bill the e.u. commission says it erodes judicial independence and has launched legal proceedings against the country. u.s. aviation giant boeing suffered a setback friday when its starliner space capsule failed to climb high enough into orbit the u.s. space agency nasa says the unmanned spacecraft was on a test flight to the international space station boeing says the spacecraft missed its planned orbit due to timing error. a company laying pipes for the north stream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany says it's halted work the subcontractor all cs says the move was in response to u.s. sanctions on friday president donald trump approved sanctions against companies involved in the pipelines construction the u.s. has criticized the project for h

now is then those articles will pass on to the representatives where they will be voted on by the lower house and then once those are will say approved it passes on to the senate for a trial which could take place as early as the early january of next year so what basis could the president be impeached. well you know this is been going on this investigation that for quite a considerable time now let's not forget that now we're in the next phase with the hives judiciary committee but of course we had the hives intelligence committee calling several witnesses and you know they gave pretty damning evidence against president trump that now is the potential charges are or articles which will be prepared are one is abuse of power against the president because it said that he you know was putting his own personal political gain over united states is national security another one could be obstruction of justice and also engaging in bribery and so you know these are pretty serious charges or articles which will be brought against president trump and like i said it's expected that it will reach the sen

muslims the upper house passed a bill by 125 votes to 105 the bill has already been approved by the lower house on monday and is now set to be signed into law the bill has sparked protests in various parts of the country with opponents saying it discriminates against muslims and violates india's secular principles. in the u.k. there's just one day to go to what's being called the most important election in a generation and politicians are making a final push for votes i'm going to start at the day by delivering milk in yorkshire and then went on to derbyshire where he helped to bake a pie while he described the big dish as a metaphor for his briggs a deal with the european union saying it was all waiting to go and johnson called thursday's election in the hope of getting parliament to support his regs it's a policy but it is not a done deal yet let's take you now to london to our correspondent there barry get masa beer gets a we've seen the incumbent prime minister deliver milk today bake upaya all efforts to appeal to the working people is it going to work. well for a start an unlikely romanti

poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that allows the punishment of judges who make rulings considered unsafe or favorable to the government opponents have demonstrated for weeks against the changes the european union voted to suspend the bill the e.u. commission says it erodes judicial independence and has launched legal proceedings against the country. now massive bushfires all raging across australia as new south wales state was to blazes around sydney burning at emergency levels emergency services have now also confirmed that 2 fireflies has died on thursday night high temperatures and strong winds have created catastrophic conditions but firefighters battling more than 100 fires across new south wales several roads heading out of sydney all closed. people to delay travel plans at the start of the christmas period at least 3000000 hectares of land have been torched across the country in recent months people wildlife and property are all in danger and there is no significant rainfall expected in the next couple of months. joining me now from sydney is james morris

and poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that allows the punishment of judges who make rulings considered unfavorable to the government opponents have demonstrated for weeks against changes in european union to suspend the bill the commission says it erodes judicial independence and has launched legal proceedings against the country . now a company laying pipes for the north stream to gas pipeline between russia and germany says it has halted its work the sub contract all things says the move was in response to u.s. sanctions on friday president donald trump approved sanctions against companies involved in the pipelines construction the u.s. has criticized the project for handing too much power to russia. the sanctions on the north stream to project are included in a wide ranging us defense spending bill president trump signed the legislation into law a ceremony held at under full space just outside washington. now my honor to. sign the 2001 a marriage will defense authorization act into law. the sanctions target companies involved in the almost 10000000000 euro pr

poland's lower house of parliament has passed legislation that would allow the government to punish judges who make rulings considered unfavorable to the country's right wing government during weeks of protests against the measure the european union has asked poland to suspend the bill which it says is a very studious full independence. the dutch supreme court says that the netherlands must cut greenhouse gas emissions faster than planned the judges up held a lower court ruling that demands admissions be at least 25 percent below 1990 levels by the end of next year activists welcomed the ruling which says that the protection from damaging climate change is a human right. now australia's prime minister scott morrison has apologised for going on holiday while the country contends with a massive bushfire emergency mr morrison paid tribute to 2 volunteer firefighters who were killed as they tackle the blaze near sydney 3 others were seriously injured they are among thousands battling to contain about 100 ferocious blazes raging across the state of new south wales. crews struggling to tame wild

happens next is that i think next week there will be a vote on these articles of impeachment in the lower housessed then over christmas the articles of impeachment will go to the senate and then there is a trial in the senate in the new year and the big thing that republicans have got to decide is, do they want this to go quietly? they have the votes, is not going to be removed from office. do they wanted to go quietly or do they want drama? it seems like donald trump wants a show. he wants to put the whistle—blower on the stand, other people understand, because he believes that there is political advantage to be had. the language today is all of constitutional niceties but don't be gold, there are raw political calculations being made as well about who gains and who loses. jon sopel about who gains and who loses. jon sopel, live at the white house, thank you. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories. new figures show the economy has suffered its worst three months for more than a decade. the office for national statistics, says output failed to grow once again in october. there

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has been introduced in the parliament now it's going to be debated and later once it goes to the lower house it would be then taken for walking to the opera house. monica john is relieved to be back home but remains haunted by the full reaction 4 months she spent in a detention center for us tribunals which has the job of identifying illegal migrants center there he said but money consistent she is an indian citizen and produces several documents to prove it she says she was born in india and a father and grandfather to get him a little i distinctly remember those they seem to detention camps how can i ever forget it was like i was inside a grave that's a space i had just that much. her neighbor are sure that b.b. says her husband died when she was in the detention center who breaks down as she recalls not being allowed to attend his funeral. involves other people convicted of serious crimes are eligible for parole people sent to these detention centers are not i'm going to live a longer me they are. spend 3 years in a detention center because he says his name had been respected in a governm

had lived his resignation to parliament adela held an emergency meeting with his cabinet yeah so lower house to debate his resignation saying you had no choice but to leave his post. well. my resignation was essential to diffuse and calm the situation in the country i hope that parliament chooses a quick alternative because the situation in the country can sustain a caretaker government for too long. to make his resignation a sad little to calm protesters around the country.

india's lower house has already passed the bill.he indian government says this is meant to protect religiously persecuted minorities from neighboring countries, but many are asking why it is excluding muslims. during a debate in parliament, opposition parties spoke about the fear gripping india's muslim community, which is also the country's largest minority. students in the delhi region d against the legislation, describing it as discriminatory. they said while hindu citizens would be fine under the law, muslims would have no protection. translator: it is a question of giving citizenship to people who have come. nobody needs to worry. if anyone friends you are scares you, don't get scared. the modi government is in the spirit of the constitution, so minorities will get full protection. reporter: many political analysts say the legislation could have a lasting impact on the social fabric of india. delhi.era, new an activist associate with the northeast indian women for peace says this is the darkest day in indian politics. this is t

us democrats can tell gloating because the debates gets underway in the lower house of the weather to impeach president donald trump. a new poll shows brits are losing that faith in the b.b.c. after its election coverage face claims of bias nearly off respondents believe that its journalists are no longer trustworthy. parents in the united kingdom around 3 after school changes the words in traditional christmas carols to being more inclusive we get reaction. and they want to move a reference as well jesus being king and jesus being saved if we don't have those things what's that we celebrate the public space and the educational spaces which is secular it does.

>> we have more tools at our disposal to address the needs for housing, lower income from 0 to 80% a.m.i. we can leverage low income tax credits for developing those units. moderate income housing is local subsidy. units within 81% a.m.i. and above do not leverage tax credits. it takes more local subsidy. that is why prop a are important. we have added both a middle income category within the housing bond. in the 2019 housing bond we had educator housing. the state has also stepped up in recent years to address the missing middle. there are now some possibilities of accessing or applying for competitive funds for mixed income program that provides financing for mixed income housing up to 120% a.m.i. as well. we see a little bit more resources trying to address the moderate income units. because we are unable to lever age tax credits it requires more subsidy from the locality from us as the city. >> thank you very much. i appreciate that. i want to say i really hope, one of my daughter's former babysitters became an educator. she has a family. she is not age to move out of her apartment w

blame me in the lower house staging the character orestes is gay a taboo subject in a predominantly muslim country like iraq. this kiss between 2 men caused an uproar at the performance in mosul. actor johan lace and was there does he think all went too far. he likes to push things further than other people and i think that's what theater should do and that's what we what we should do make people think make people think about the lives and about our life together and that's what he does so he's maybe provocative and maybe goes a bit too fossum times but i think it's ok i think it's better than the opposite no go straight there were that's. the iraqi performers also push things to their limits and beyond what does a project like this do for localism play act. as you pick them go as we were leaving people said that was cool to go on this for the 1st time in 20 years a large group came here to do an art project and not to conquer the city with arrestees i'm also it's a success story you nest go watch the film. the secretary general says you must advise us they're going to think that shows how

democrats can have gloating as the debate gets underway in the lower house over whether to impeach presidenttrump. says brits are losing their faith in the b.b.c. after its election coverage faced claims a bias in the house of respondents believe its journalists are no longer trustworthy. stonie an authority threatened criminal prosecution against employees of russian news agency sputnik pressuring them to cut ties with the parent company . leaving a welcome this is r.t. and. the u.s. house is debating the donald trump in pietschmann tactical sprouter love mog.