luisa ortega expressed great concern, describing the court ruling as ‘a rupture of the constitutionaler‘ in the country. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has warned of tough and sometimes confrontational talks ahead, as britain and the eu start two years of brexit negotiations. the eu has now published its strategy, refusing theresa may's request to have parallel talks on a future trade deal. now its time for click. today i'm in the lair of a wizard. a wizard who likes decibels, who has won grammies, who writes a good book or two. a wizard called brian eno. the former member of the band, roxy music, has added his unique production sound to the biggest acts in the world — groups like u2 and coldplay, and some chap called david. and it is his love of random, so—called generative art, that has brought us here. eno, whose sonar music is very atmospheric and ethereal, is regarded as ‘the godfather‘ of ambient music and his new work, reflection, is also rather unpredictable. it is a generative music app which follows rules defined and refined by eno but which plays differ

luisa ortega expressed great concern, describing the court ruling as a rupture of the constitutionalrder in the country. the white house says president trump is not worried about what his former aide might reveal if he talks to investigators examining ties to the kremlin. former national security advsier michael flynn is seeking immunity from prosecution before testifying. mr trump says the inquest is a witch hunt. the head of the nhs in england has admitted that it can't meet one of its key targets, giving people routine operations, such as hip and knee replacements, within 18 weeks of being referred by their gp. simon stevens, who set out his priorities for the health service today, said it was part of the trade off for improvements in other areas, like cancer care. he's been speaking to our health editor, hugh pym. the nhs serves patients from cradle to grave, but there are difficult choices, and the message today is that it offers high quality care in many areas, but something has to give, and that's waiting lists for routine surgery, for patients like christine. she waited 22 we

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. >>> la fiscal luisa ortega eleÓo su voz de protesta. >>> mi alta preocupaciÓn por tal evento. >>> un venezolana, fue necesario para corregir las violaciones de la asamblea >>> no a la dictadura. >>> los manifestantes piensan distinto. y no tienen miedo de gritarlo. >>> la asamblea nacional llamÓ a la poblaciÓn maÑana para participar en la plaza de caracas en una sesiÓn extraordinaria parlamentaria en defensa de la democracia . >>> vamos a estar movilizados haciendo valer el derecho de todos >>> para muchos venezolanos no hay marcha atrÁs, en caracas venezuela, noticias telemundo. >>> hay preocupaciÓn en la regiÓn por esta ruptura del ord democrÁtico en venezuela de hecho la oea convocÓ en washington para este lunes una secciÓn urgente de su consejo permanente para tratar esta crisis. tambiÉn la comunidad venezolana en estados unidos expresÓ su rechazo a lo que no tienen dudas en llamar la dictadura de maduro. diego arias informa. >>> es un golpe de estado, es un golpe para el pueblo se nos estÁ ignorando. >>> indignados los venezolanos en miami se reunieron para hablar de la crisis q

luisa ortega expressed "great concern", describing the court ruling as "a rupture of the constitutionalrder" in the country. the white house says president trump is not worried about what his former aide might reveal if he talks to investigators examining ties to the kremlin. former national security adviser, michael flynn, is seeking immunity from prosecution before testifying. mr trump says the inquest is a "witch hunt". hotels, restaurants and the tourism industry have warned they'll face a recruitment crisis if immigration from the eu is heavily restricted after the uk leaves. the british hospitality association says it relies on 60,000 eu workers a year, but unions have accused the sector of not doing enough to recruit and train british workers. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed reports. hello! the hospitality sector — holiday parks, restaurants, hotels — is all about entertainment, making customers happy. hello! but this is a sector with its fair share of worries, as brexit approaches. it has relied for years on workers from the eu. could that supply be about to be cut off? i love

luisa ortega expressed ‘great concern‘ — describing the court ruling as ‘a rupture of the constitutional the country. the president of the european council, donald tusk, has warned of tough and sometimes confrontational talks ahead, as britain and the eu start two years of brexit negotiations. the eu has now published its strategy — refusing theresa may's request to have parallel talks on a future trade deal. now it's time for the week in parliament. hello, and welcome to the week in parliament. a dream come true for many people, but a day others hoped would never arrive. the uk has told the european union that it is going to leave. this is an historic moment from which there can be no turning back. britain is leaving the eu. we are going to make our own decisions and our own laws. the terms of the uk's divorce deal will be subject to intense scrutiny. the labour party set out its red lines. labour will not give this government a free hand to use brexit to attack rights, protections and cut services, or create a tax dodgers‘ paradise. and the scottish parliament voted in favour of a seco

luisa ortega expressed ‘great concern' — describing the court ruling as ‘a rupture of the constitutionalks ahead, as britain and the eu start two years of brexit negotiations. the eu has now published its strategy — refusing theresa may's request to have parallel talks on a future trade deal. now it's time for the week in parliament. hello, and welcome to the week in parliament. a dream come true for many people, but a day others hoped

on friday the court's decision was condemned by the attorney—general, luisa ortega.er camps on the border with serbia. the prospect of being held there has already put off some migrants and refugees from transiting the country. the camps have also attracted criticism and could be delayed by rulings in the european court of human rights. nick thorpe reports from roscke on the hungarian—serbian border. this container camp is still empty. there's space here for 250 asylum seekers. so far, it is home to just two families. the government says it is locking them up to close a loophole, to stop those who seek asylum in hungary slipping away, deeper into europe. but detaining asylum seekers automatically is illegal. they should never become illegal, but they are treated as if they were illegal, from the first moment. whereas the european union's law requires to accept that they have a right to stay until the first decision. they are treated, first as if they are illegal, second as if they had not entered hungary. call it a reception centre, called it a container camp, by bui