failed to carry many tory m.p.'s into their ranks. would be getting any better today alex out columnist and former tory counter that micro fried michael there's been a fair history of putative launches of new parties as that been all together successful one well i think the very concept of a center party it is too namby pamby and really empty of content i mean all the signs of politics they have a spectrum so in the you know on the conservative side you go from the sort of cuddly christian democrats of anger americal over to you know the populist movements the almost fascist movements that are rising in europe today on the left you go from you know from the duros venezuela over to the you know even more cuddly danish or swedish social democrat so every every political tendency has this spectrum from left to right. but every but every political tendency also has to go some core some core ideology or that moves it and on which it rests so just to be a centrist as such i don't think it fulfills this country i mean you just try can try to

for the m.p.'s of a conservative party this is in the unknown situation until now and always have the support of the majority and that's not for sure anymore. u.s. national security advisor john bolton has issued a stark warning to iran he said tehran would have hell to back ever threaten the u.s. or its allies now this came just hours after president trump attacked iran's leaders at the u.n. general assembly the president accused the country of sowing death and destruction around responded by accusing president trump of violating international law after arriving at the plenary hole late in keeping everyone waiting president trump launched into his address he hailed what he called extraordinary progress made since his first speech at the u.n. general assembly one year ago a statement that was met with barely stifled laughter across the room richard in less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. a mercury news so if you. d

full of the m.p.'s of the conservative party this is in the unknown situation until now and always have the support of the majority but it's not for sure anymore. while staying here in germany the head of the catholic church has apologized for its failure to deal with sexual abuse over several decades and for the pain that it calls cardinal reinhard marx spoke after the publication of a report today that details thousands of cases of abuse the victims were mostly male and mostly children critics of the report as well as its all authors say that the true scale of the abuse is probably far greater than the cases identified. sexual abuse in the catholic church is a deeply rooted problem in germany that's the scathing conclusion of a study that academics worked on for four years the chairman of the german bishops conference now says he wants to deal with the consequences so let me just pull is sexual abuse is a crime it has to be punished for far too long we in the church have looked away washed it out den

for the m.p.'s of anglo-american is conservative party this is an unknown situation until now she had always the support of the majority that's not for sure and you know. joining me now is detail his political correspondent simon young from up on i'm interested yes simon how big a setback is this for america. there's no doubt this is a huge blow to angola medical's or thora see because there was somebody who'd been with her for so long he was the man responsible for making sure that conservatives in parliament voted the right way and you know the the vote the members of parliament have chosen a candidate that she didn't support but angle americal is not finished yet the new man says that he's going to work closely with harry says that this is no big drama this decision so you know the moment medical care is on but of course this new man also stands for a change and a new sort of autonomy from the parliamentary party. that represents in itself a test and a challenge to the chancellor's position sinc

the party has now erupted in civil war over his remarks take a listen to some of the responses from m.p.'s from his own party. for boris to say that the p.m.'s view is like that of a suicide bomber is to much this marks one of the most disgusting moments in modern british politics i'm sorry but this is the political end of boris johnson if it isn't i will make sure it is later i'm still into the nature of the satanic there is no justification for such an outrageous inappropriate and hurtful analogy if we don't stop this extraordinary use of language the brags that a country might never hear you again i see enough so there appears to be a clear split now between those who support the checkers plan or those who along with boris johnson are trying to scupper it and steve also a hard line breaks a terror conservative m.p. says that there is now a risk of a catastrophic split in the conservative party if the reason may pushes ahead with checkers plan according to him there are now up to eighty m.p.'s that are willing to vote against their own leader the prime minister to say the deal and cru

for the m.p.'s of anglo-american is conservative party this is an unknown situation until now she had always the support of the majority that's not for sure and you will. people are widely discriminated against in nigeria men caught engaging in homosexual acts in the north of the country and we still him to death in the south gay sex and same sex marriage can be punished with up to fourteen years in prison last month nearly sixteen men were arrested for attending a suspected gay party in lagos our correspondent found if a charge spoke to some of those involved. i'm not very good a dancer as. simple as that i'm a dancer james has watched this video clip many times the man in the video was at his birthday party he says but he was arrested before the party had even started he makes me angry because. i celebrated my bed and then i was accused. that was last month fifty seven people were arrested james who organized a party could flee but his life has been crushed he says my friend nine. i am just. i do

m.p. anybody really wants to take over trying to negotiate with brussels not really what boris and a couple of the others are trying to do is stir it so that as and when she retires then they will be. well placed with the active membership of the conservative party have a clue to inherit the kingdom they may get a nasty surprise because the tories are no fools and people who've been members of the party for a long time like i have have seen leaders come and go i think what we'd like is someone as strong as margaret but perhaps principled as margaret. barr's doesn't cut it for me because there's one thing it be pretty sure of and i think max hastings nailed him pretty well he's a man without principle is member of a party of one and he wants to be prime minister drooling christly was a very early day. conservative m.p. and a lady maintains he once wrote that you hired this he put a brass mic a silver tongue and a golden pail the which of these are to be served you best as a as a woman in po

if you had before the vote on the america had urged the conservative m.p.'s to support her and like but to no avail the majority wanted to change the german chancellor acknowledge the outcome is a defeat. this is democracy and that means sometimes you lose a vote there is nothing to gloss over but i want the parliamentary group of c.d.u. and c.s.u. to be successful and therefore i will support i think house wary of a possible. all opposition parties declared cowardice defeat a clear sign that markets time is chance less coming to an end coalition partner the social democrats are calling for a return to serious work. mind ancestors chirurgeon seriousness and politics we have a global political situation that is rather chaotic and germany cannot afford to gamble on the contrary we are an anchor of stability also for europe and i expect this seriousness from both the social democratic as well as the conservative parliamentary group. but this will take some time yesterday's vote has shaken angle americans conservatives more than expected. are this bring in our p

it's steve also a hard line greg's a terror conservative m.p. says that there is now a risk of a catastrophic split in the conservative party if the reason may pushes ahead with his plan according to him there are now up to eighty m.p.'s that are willing to vote against their own leader the prime minister to see the deal and crucially at the same time he says that they're not against the prime minister they're just against her planned they don't want to change in leadership they just want to change in the course of the deal but a lot of commentators don't see it that way if you're saying there are people that are willing to vote against you if their party is trying to scupper her plan well then the prime minister's days are going to be numbered as well so pretty turbulent times anybody's guess how this brags that battle is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. elsewhere in europe rowley's have been held in germany after a twenty two year old man died sh

and by red lines which are two swords lengths apart no m.p. is allowed to cross them while speaking a tradition which is taken very seriously. by jewel of victorian interior design is the crypt which is still used by m.p.'s as a chapel for weddings and christenings. was. once a year for the opening of parliament the reigning monarch enters the palace of westminster through this portal the royal entrance. according to a precise solemn ritual the queen is first led to the roving room where she dons her parliamentary robe and. form then the procession passes through the royal gallery which is decorated with two huge wall paintings. on the left the death of nelson at the battle of trafalgar. on the right wellington in blue her after the battle of waterloo. was proceeding through the prince's chamber the royal procession approaches its goal the house of lords where the upper house sits. for almost four hundred years the commons parish church has been st margaret's an elegant little church that stands between the houses of parliament and westminster

s and one wanted to be an m.p. or about thirty five thousand much one been right one oh you know the jimmy thought thing where the person that you've met arrives and says hello i'm here and you think oh no no that's a last place i need you one went home and find her husband in bed with the neighbor which actually happened to one of our parliamentary counter comics and i said five thousand words or a bit lively as you say and the agent kind of picked himself up from the phone said my god i think we'll auction this. and it's sold quarter million copies and help really get me cracking on a new life annexing an afternoon six and parliament has vanished behind me how do you find the move to broadcast the radio to television that was it just the extension of politics or the require more discretion i found radio suited me hugely especially radio five who i am but for quite a lot because it's live the phone lines are always open if people don't agree they can call in you listen respectfully to what they say and then you ex

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the left current prime minister facenda arden in the middle and helen clark on the right now greens m.p. robin davidson tweeted these pictures of male worry and pacific islander women artists performing at parliament to mark the anniversary. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at e.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day we're to leave you now with a look at the celebrations on this historic day in new zealand and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then everybody. tonight. comes up call. them down. making a fashion splash out october fifth. this year the prince of palm. has created the perfect day. he design the outfits for a famous store that sells traditional german full costume. creations and ask him what makes for a good. the world economic forum twenty eighteen on i.r.c. on from hanoi vietnam and. you know my target you mean the d.w.p. presents a high profile panel discussion hosted by um reaching up. accelerating ine

political class is celebrating this milestone this tweet from the country's parliament showing women m.p.'s today in the parliamentary library recreating a photo of new zealand at lawmakers take it in nineteen five look at that you'll notice not a single woman to be seen new zealand didn't get its first female m.p. until nine hundred thirty three and this from the ministry for women new zealand's three female prime minister's photograph together for the first time jenny shipley on the left current prime minister ascend to arden in the middle and helen clark on the right now greens m.p. robin davidson tweeted these pictures of male worry and pacific islander women artists performing at parliament to mark the anniversary. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to me don't forget to use the hash tag the day we're going to leave you now with a look at the celebrations on this historic day in new zealand and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see

will put chancellor angela merkel in an even more difficult position according to one conservative m.p. . i think that she has to counter with a faction group that is more self-confident and i think now. we gain back a bit more independence and i think that is. slightly challenging because the chancellor will need to fight for her own positions the new group leader promised to listen closely to the m.p.'s and he tried to downplay the significance of the vote after his first meeting with merkel. it was a routine meeting i have already been in contact with the chancellor will work closely together with total trust but the opposition parties are not convinced they say the conservative change of leadership signals a government that's unfit for duty. lead mine we're experiencing a split conservative union week social democrats and a coalition government that's only capable of solving the problems it created itself. the social democrats america's junior coalition partners are all too aware that a continuous crisis mode is hurting more than the government is mine else have to sky urge serious

for the m.p.'s of a conservative party this is an unknown situation until now and always have the support of a majority but not for sure anymore. so is the clock ticking for all america let's talk about that with political correspondent simon young good morning simon germany's biggest selling delhi newspaper build site on the saying this morning that asking rather whether on a macro can still govern can she without the support of her own party well there's no doubt this is a huge blow to angela merkel's leadership focus was a man who stood at her side since the beginning of chancellorship and really boasted that we often refer to his role as chief whip that is to say sort of her in force in parliament the man responsible for making sure that her side at least voted the right way either by persuasion or occasionally by sort of gentle application of the thumbscrews and now he's been moved moved aside that we can see clearly can she still govern yes for now i think is the arms of the new man said that

if you had before the vote on the america had urged the conservative m.p.'s to support her and like her but to no avail the majority wanted to change the german chancellor acknowledge the outcome is a defeat. that's shouldn't it be this is democracy and that means sometimes you lose a vote there is nothing to gloss over but i want the parliamentary group of c.d.u. and c.s.u. to be successful and therefore i will support i think house wherever possible. catfish and all opposition parties declared kouddous defeat a clear sign that market's time is chance less coming to an end coalition partner the social democrats are calling for a return to serious work. mind else if the sky urge seriousness and politics we have a global political situation that is rather chaotic germany cannot afford to gamble on the contrary we are an anchor of stability also for europe and i expect this seriousness from both the social democratic of as well as the conservative parliamentary group. but this will take some time yes today's vote has saken conservatives more than expected. an

as prime minister of this proud and european macedonia i am calling on all responsible leaders every m.p. to unite and take our country where it belongs in the e.u. and nato. even not. for more let's cross over to d.w. corresponding bar a scale give steve who is in the country's capital stopa high bar is about seventy percent of the electorate boycotted this photo why is the prime minister who championed it still sounding so defiant. well the short answer to that will be because he doesn't have other choice but the more complicated one is that it's not really true that seventy percent of the electorate boycotted the referendum first of all the voters least have not been updated since two thousand and two in macedonia so nobody really knows how many people have the right to vote in the country second and that's part of the desire of snotty if we heard that tonight he says that out of this six hundred thousand people who voted over ninety percent accepted or agreed to the name change and accepted the agreement with greece so he has kind of positives narrative that can push him through the

. a greek m.p. when he made comments that he deemed to be racist and which quite clearly were now what happened was that marcus was wanted to ask a question and he then accused rather made a statement and accused alexander gallant of using a method that was well known from fascism which was to narrow down complex problems to basically just one single issue and this is being migration he also called alexander garland out for calling those hitler those nazi salutes that were seen on the streets of kennett's as something that considered to be an appetising well he put him right there and said that that is actually a crime under german law and this also shows the big gulf here between the a.f.p. and all other parties because whereas the a.f.d. says we could also be like switzerland who want to have a different way of life a different way of living pretty much all other parties in the bundestag are united in feeling that right now is really a point where the big question is are you for or against germany

for the m.p.'s of anglo americas conservative party this is an unknown situation until now she had always the support of the majority that's not for sure and you know. that's been our bringing up to some other stories making news around the wild american t.v. star bill cosby has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman the judge also declared him a sexually violent predator this means costin must undergo lifelong counseling is the first celebrity to be sent to jail for a sex crime since the start of the me two movement. the wife of malaysia's former prime minister has appeared before an anti corruption agency ross mott long sword was questioned over the alleged misuse of a multi-billion dollar state investment fund police on luxury goods and castrating raids in apartments linked to the family shortly after her husband. election defeat in may. britain's opposition labor party has voted in favor of keeping open the option of a second referen

move reasonable from the move and all the rest of it but actually i'm on the ground the survivors the m.p.'s the councils for the grenfell tell us that actually what the leadership team and compel a smith think they are deciding is not actually happening on the ground what about the prime minister then mrs may said these people should be c. weeks after the fall remember she had no idea what she was talking about we were all aghast some in the government she didn't concern. the council for telling everyone they would of course not the leadership of the council told me. the first they had about it was when she said on the in the house of commons that on the t.v. screens they were just making up anything to get past this but get back to this letter the people who are being. forced to move from hotels and so on because it's costing us a lot of money to keep those people into into tendencies i talked to a survivor just three days ago who told me that some of the reasons why people can't actually move when they're being forced to move he said that repairs needed to properties residents are expe

as prime minister of this proud and european macedonia i am calling on all responsible leaders every m.p. to unite and take our country where it belongs in the e.u. and nato the part where even up. with this to me it's putting turnout at less than forty percent a clear majority of votes has option to stay away from the polls and i spoke to a correspondent bars if he in the macedonian capital school i asked him why so many people decided not to take part in the referendum. well basically there are multiple reasons for that first of all vote the main opposition party of a matter of dopamine and the president you are now off called for this boycott of the referendum then we should also have in mind that these shoes really emotional for most of the citizens of the republic of macedonia so it's not really an easy job to get the people in big numbers to vote on a referendum or which way they are supposed to change their country's name and many think they're also losing their identity so it's a really complicated issue and one of the number say today is that the people are really uncertain abou

conservative m.p. in the late ninety's he once wrote that you hired this he put a brass mic a silver tongue and a golden pail which of these are to be served you best as a as a woman in politics about but as a complement there i love it. brass neck was the first in the sense that i come from liverpool i'm scouser used to talk like that you know. was lucky enough to go to a very all fashion city. grammar school had been set up many years century or so before and from there was able to and scholarship to oxford so i benefited from meritocracy and then you get to union you look around at all these people have these wonderful privileges and you think but i'm smart as you are and you start to learn how to use the skills that their great public schools have taught them how to speak in public how to write. you know i went to the kind of school we had to do an essay three times a week but nonetheless to be able to write for a newspaper to be able to write a column to be able to write your own speeches and so o

lots more to come on this al-jazeera news hour including a prominent ugandan opposition m.p.'s calling on the u.s. to stop funding his country's military also. on the banks of the mekong river in northern thailand just across the river is laos and downstream from here the lao government is building another big dam we'll tell you why many people on this side of the river wanted stopped. and diego maradona says drunks calls him to waste away but he's now moving on with his life at a new club in the heart of mexico's drug lands peter will have the details. the delegations from russia iran and turkey a meeting in geneva for a second day of talks on syria these talks come amid concerns over the looming battle of the rebel held on klaver. the u.n. says thousands of people have been displaced in the province already because of syrian government and russian airstrikes in the past week or so and aid organizations warn any military campaign to retake the province will spark a humanitarian crisis stephanie decker is our correspondent in here on the turkish border with syria. it live is t

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of the middle east iraqis may finally be getting a working parliament m.p.'s elected a new speaker on saturday ending months of political deadlock but concern is growing the control of iraq's politics may be swinging towards pro iranian parties matheson from baghdad. after months of political deadlock since the last election iraq's parliament may be growing into gear m.p.'s have finally elected a new speaker of the house he's mohamad a sunni muslim with strong support from the parliament's pro around the shia coalition. we need to unify our efforts some members of parliament can reach political consensus and choose our government capable of facing the serious security and economic challenges ahead other posts are expected to be filled soon including the president who will be kurdish according to political tradition he will ask the leader of the biggest parliamentary bloc to be prime minister and to form a cabinet there are three main blocs to choose from the pro iran shia coalition headed by former prime minister nouri al maliki and. who's head of the fetter

very much on its head in many ways it's being perceived here is a bizarre interview john glenn the m.p. of souls we took to twitter saying this he was delighted that alexander petrova. were able to see the world class attractions that solsbury has to offer but very strange to come all this way just for two days whilst carrying nazi chalk in their luggage and this statement to from a government spokes person reiterating britain's leaf that the two men were russian military intelligence officers in the g r u we have repeatedly asked russia says the spokes person to account for what happened in seoul be a march today just as we have seen throughout they have responded with obfuscation and lies a clear cut response of the british over what they perceived to be a complete manipulation and propaganda from russia the russian federation never extradite says the nationals interpol are involved various international agencies are involved so where does the inquiry go from here. well the british government made it very very clear that they know full well that the chances of ever seeing these two m

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