rules of madrid going forward ?es of madrid going forward? to answer your first question, yes that be the answer to the second question, no. but the two are interlinked, because if you are prepared to fight that election, you are doing it on the terms of madrid. your parliament, the one you say is legitimate, has been dissolved. the order of the election is coming from madrid. you are recognising direct role by taking their request to fight the election. that is the madrid line that is the argument of the spanish government. i am sure the spanish government. i am sure the bbc, which takes a neutral sta nce the bbc, which takes a neutral stance on this and professionals like you will actually like to hear oui’ like you will actually like to hear our opinion on that. we don't see it interlinked. in fact, we see that madrid and mr rajoy specifically had to call the election not out of strength, but out of weakness. he did not want to do it. he announced there would be no elections in six months, maybe one year, then he

in a way, we are entering the madrid line, that's the madrid line. it is interesting, there's talk of where the weakness and the strength lies. i mean, again, looking at the facts, as i try to do, you and others in the independence movement said that there would be mass civil disobedience if madrid imposed direct rule under article 155 of the constitution. look at what has happened in the last couple of days. there has not been mass civil disobedience. public sector workers, from the teachers to the firefighters to the police, they have worked as normal. senior police officers dismissed from posts advised junior officers to continue in their posts. people in barcelona and other towns and cities look pretty normal. in fact, the biggest rally we have seen since this crisis reached the point of udi was actually a pro—union rally where up to a million people went onto the streets expressing support for the continued union of catalonia inside spain! yeah. but there were some scenes of violence in the aftermath of all those demonstrations by pro—fascist gr

news live from berlin outrage in catalonia as recorded in madrid orders members of the dismissed regional government to go to jail. former cabinet members are transported in police vans from the court to prison ousted cattle on leader corliss bridge to moscow is it a serious mistake also coming up the man accused of carrying out the new york terror attack tells a court that he feels good about what he has done the u.s. president says the suspect should be given the death penalty and after weeks of speculation donald trump nominee jerome hauer lev's the new head of the federal reserve what in that will he have on monetary policy. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us he is no longer a president but he is making presidential demands the ousted cattle on leader karl is is calling for the release of eight former members of the cattle on government from prison a judge in madrid sent them to jail tonight without bail after they answered questions in court about their efforts to break away from spain the judge is also reportedly preparing to issue an arrest warrant for jamal who is in brus

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madrid has issued a european arrest warrant that could see him extradited to spain he says madrid is wrong to prosecute him and his former ministers. you know to be treated like a criminal like a drug trafficker like a pedophile like a serial killer i think this is abuse this isn't politics this is using the courts to do politics. has called on the european union to intervene. because of. the sort of the it is very disappointing to see that the european union that we're all part of they can respond to situations of poland and hungary but cannot respond to the situation in couple or near the stop or summit of the world. the situation came to a head on october the first as catalans went back to vote in what madrid called an illegal referendum they were met with scenes like these. many catalans were outraged madrid's heavy handed approach may well have boosted support for independence. the question why is whether that support has waned and whether separatists will triumph in catalan elections next month spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity pa

despite his passionate support in barcelona months refusal to come before the court in madrid can only damage his case. and we want to go now to our correspondent charles until she is standing by for us in barcelona good evening to you charlotte let's pick up the story with these eight former cattle on lawmakers who were sent to jail today without a chance of bail what more do we know about them. good evening brand i'm stood outside the capitol and hanumant at the moment this was the place where on friday dismissed catalan lawmakers voted in favor of independence they would change inside the parliament tonight stay we have a very different picture some of these men and women as you've just said he's voted for an apprentice and now in jail for what they've done we know that there are eight of them who are now behind bars tonight oh one of those who was appeared before the high court escaped on bail he quits the government just before the vote so isn't facing similar charges now days people out there say facing very serious allegations rebellion alone for example one of the charges level

prosecutors call for the arrest of dismissed cattle on leader carlist that after he refuses to return to madrid from brussels other kettle on leaders are sent to jail pending their trial on charges linked to their efforts to break away from spain also coming up the man accused in the new york terror attack tells the court that he feels good about what he has done us president donald trump says the suspect should be given the death penalty. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us today he defied a madrid court order but the ousted catalan president. is not facing a rest at least not tonight reports from spain say that a judge will not issue an arrest warrant for porridge to ma today what happens tomorrow remains uncertain wisdom on failed to show up in court in madrid today to answer questions on catalonia his declaration of independence he's currently in brussels along with four other members of his dismissed regional government the judge in madrid sent eight other members of the former cattle on cabinet to jail today without bail. freedom chant the demonstrators outside the catalan gove

can madrid outmanoeuvre the secessionists? jorge toledo, in madrid, welcome to hardtalk.ery much. you presumably want the forces of unity, the political parties backing the integrity of spain as it currently exists, you want them to win, don't you? well, i do. but that is by personal opinion but that is not up to me. there is a regional election, this is is democracy. the catalan people will in a perfectly legal, perfectly organised, monitored election, chose as they wish. indeed, but my point is this, if you want the forces supporting unity to win, why don't you make it a little bit easierfor those parties by acknowledging the grave mistakes that madrid made in the run—up to and on the day of the catalan referendum on independence? surely that would help, if you actually said, you know what? we did make some terrible errors? well, i do not need anybody... i do not need to acknowledge any mistakes. we all make mistakes but the biggest mistake here was to revoke by simple majority of the regional government, on the 6th and 7th of september, jumping over every legality, eve

how are people reacting to what has been unfolding today in madrid?rlotte: yes, there is a huge crowd behind me. at the moment, it is staying peaceful. there is a fear that the news about the men and women that led them to independents, something the people here have wanted for decades, are now behind bars. there have been calls for more demonstrations just like this one. we are expecting more tomorrow and through to the next couple weeks. it looks like the anger that is being demonstrated is not going to be ending anytime soon. brent: ok. charlotte with the story for us tonight in barcelona. thank you very much. to the united states, change on the horizon of the u.s. federal reserve. the u.s. president has nominated jerome powell to head up the u.s. central bank. if confirmed by the senate, he would replace the janet yellen as the top monetary policy maker. we go to the business desk to hear about the development from the white house. we know his name. who is he? >> we also know it is no surprise he has been nominated, because he has a very pragmatic

warrant for the arrest of dismiss catalan leader carlos pushed him off as he refuses to return to madrid from brussels other catalan leaders are sent to jail pending their trial on charges linked to the region's declaration of independence also coming up the man accused of carrying out the new york terror attack tells the court he feels good about what he has done donald trump says the suspect should be given the death penalty. at a took them fifty six years but the houston astros have finally taken baseball's top prize the world series we'll take a closer look at how they did it. i'm so me so much going to thank you for joining us according to spanish media a judge in spain has ordered the arrest of the dismissed catalan leader karla's proved him on the move comes after pushed him on failed to show up in court in madrid today to answer questions on catalonia declaration of independence he is currently in brussels along with four other members of the dismissed regional government the judge in madrid sent to other members of the former catalan cabinet to jail without bail. freedom chant t

for the arrest of al stick out along leader corliss bridge tomorrow after he refuses to return to madrid from brussels eight other cattle on leaders have been sent to jail on charges connected to catalonia his declaration of independence also coming up the man accused of carrying out the new york terror attack tells a court that he feels good about what he has done but u.s. president says the suspect should be given the death penalty and jerome powell has been nominated as the new chief of the u.s. federal reserve but will he push for the same old policy we'll get reaction from wall street. and in the seventh game of the world series the houston astros take down the los angeles dodgers to take baseball's crown. this was the astros first ever world series championship in their fifty five year history will take a closer look at how they did. i'm burnt gough it is good to have you with stu day he defied a madrid court order but the else did catalan president carlist is not facing arrest at least tonight reports from spain say that a judge will not issue an arrest warrant for wisdom on this

home win over real madrid. for totte n ha m 3—1. home win over real madrid.me win over real madrid. for tottenham fans, this is a proper i was then night. and both of their goals were scored by the same player. and it got that are. a third goal was added by christian erickson. there were fans chanting overlay, overlaid, overlaid against real madrid. they could even substitute off harry kane. rinaldo got a consolation. and the spurs go through. a fantastic nice for them. manchester city are also through. premier league teams are flying at the moment. city won away from home at napoli and big moment in this game was a record—breaking goal. more on that in a moment because it came late in the game. the scoring was opened for napoli but it was turned around. and then it was sir joe's moment. 178 goals for manchester, he is now the leading goalscorerfor manchester, he is now the leading goalscorer for the manchester, he is now the leading goalscorerfor the team. manchester, he is now the leading goalscorer for the team. napoli, manchester, he is now the leading go

has issued a european arrest warrant that could see him extradited to spain he says madrid is wrong to prosecute him and his former ministers. you know to be treated like a criminal like a drug trafficker like a pedophile like a serial killer i think this is abuse this isn't politics this is using the courts to do politics. it will. push them all has called on the european union to intervene. the civil war it is very disappointing to see that the european union that we are all part of they can respond to situations of poland and hungary but cannot respond to the situation in cup lonia stop trying to get a lawyer the situation came to a head on october the first as catalans went back to vote in what madrid called an illegal referendum they were met with scenes like these. many catalans where i raged madrid's heavy handed approach may well have boosted support for independence . the question why is whether that support has waned and whether separatists will triumph in catalan elections next month. spanish prime minister mariano rajoy wants to convince voters to choose pro unity partie

at the ticker madrid had to beat chelsea. they beat qarabag 4—0. madrid had to beat chelsea.y beat qarabag 4-0. atletico madrid and rome are battling it. group d. juventus in barcelona. juventus got a0— juventus in barcelona. juventus got a 0— zilch —— 0—0 draw in barcelona. sporting a really breathing down the necks ofjuventus. sporting a really breathing down the necks of juventus. a sporting a really breathing down the necks ofjuventus. a really good dame —— game. ifjuventus win, they are through. it's very, very tight between juventus unsporting. barcelona are proved. manchester united could have qualified. they conceded in switzerland. that means they have to get something out of their last game. jose mourinho would have been unhappy. really poor from manchester united. it goes down to the final game to manchester united. jose mourinho will be very disappointed. it means one point will be enough to manchester united but still, disappointment. that's a confirmation of all the scores. look at that scoreline. celtic took the lead in that game. he was an academy product. wha

last friday, the regional government declared an independent republic and madrid promptly dismissed thentire catalan cabinet, dissolved the regional parliament, and appointed the spanish deputy prime minister to run the region temporarily. the sacked catalan president, carles puigdemont, has been ordered to appear in court, accused of rebellion, and has said he won't return from belgium without a guarantee of a fair trial. bbc news has been following the twists and turns of this saga. this is the people facing down the police. these are riot police who have been drafted in from other parts of spain. but their heavy—handed tactics today appear to be making deep divisions in this region worse. all round here catalans are singing their national anthem. the national anthem they now believe belongs to their independent republic, separate from the spanish state. there are so many questions, what will the spanish government now do? but for now this crowd just wants to celebrate. no doubting the passion of this crowd. belting out "long live spain", along barcelona's main boulevards, these are c

outside the supreme court in madrid lawyers representing catalan leaders push to months no show would have fact the other defendants. will want to analyze whether it will be beneficial or detrimental but it is going to have an effect that's for sure. despite his passionate support and does a loner push to months refusal to come before the court in madrid is expected to hurt his case. less than get the very latest from our correspondents barbara reason in brussels and. in barcelona welcome to both official let me start with you one jailed catalan leader has been released today why was he fed free and why is it important. yes that's santy really that is the business minister of the dismissed business minister he was released today after paying fifty thousand euros in bail he was offered that deal we think because he resigned before the independence vote which took place a week ago today that's why it's believed he is being treated differently now a lot of pro independent supporters are very angry at him for not taking part in the vote some even called him a traitor there was no cheering

i'm lucky he won't go to madrid and i made an offer that he could be questioned here in belgium it is possible i don't know if he will do it but it is possible i had in the past similar cases where the suspect was being questioned in belgium. the. entourage. the other ministers who also fled to belgium have returned to face the music it's now a countdown to see what madrid will do includes to mass case next. and joining is now from barcelona is law professor. martine professor good to have you on the program maybe could you explain to our viewers how it's possible for mr burrage the man to simply not return to spain if he has been subpoenaed by a spanish court and he says no isn't he in contempt can he be held in contempt of court not exactly but to national court and the show on european or the warrant he nodded to. keep the rest in belgium. questioned by a belgian judge on the belgian judge us to the site and he believed. did mr puts them on to a donation of court of spain so ok let's say tomorrow morning thursday morning comes mr burrage tomorrow is not in madrid to testify he can

tonight the ousted kettle on leader carlist wisdom off faces arrest after refusing to appear in a madrid court today and for his cattle on colleagues who did show up. lots of jeers but also fears that spain cannot guarantee justice. there and you can trust in the judicial system my answer is no. tonight eight cut along leaders are in jail detained for pushing catalonia towards independence i'm going off in berlin this is the day. some of the labor we believe the episode of push to mountain brussels is a true opportunity to show discontent with the spanish justice system before you. will be staying in brussels is the best way the lawyers understand that can help this tragedy for his personal effects. i don't think that they're all together in peace. have a fair trial i mean we feel a need to not put yourself at the disposition of the court when you look cool always homes the other co-defendants. to deal with and day we're convinced that we've done what we needed to do but we've got a long way to go. also coming up the exhibition of paintings stolen by the nazis hidden by a hermit and then

jorge toledo, in madrid, welcome. thank you very much.mably what the forces of unity at the political party backing the integrity of spain as it currently exists, to win? i do. that is by personal opinion but that is not up to me. this is democracy. the cata la n to me. this is democracy. the catalan people in a perfectly legal and organised election shoes as they wish. indeed but my point is that these, if you want the forces supporting it unity to win, why don't you make it a little bit easierfor don't you make it a little bit easier for those parties don't you make it a little bit easierfor those parties by acknowledging the grave mistakes that madrid made in the run—up to and on the day of the catalan referendum on independence? surely that would help, if you actually said he made some terrible errors? well, i do not need anybody... a do not need to acknowledge any mistakes. we all make mistakes but the biggest mistake was to revoke a simple majority of the government, jumping over every legality, even at their rain, they rebate on th

from us also coming up former catalog government ministers face questioning by the high court in madrid but their leader of the ousted president of catalonia called his push the moment stays defiantly in belgium. i'm sorry march and welcome the suspect in tuesday's terrorist attack in new york city has been talking to investigators say photo waived his right to silence and told authorities he was inspired to kill by the so-called islamic states online propaganda he says he picked halloween day in the u.s. because he believed the streets would be especially crowded president trump has called for capital punishment for off in the wake of the attack trying tweeted new york city's terrorists was happy as he asked to hang isis flag in his hospital room he killed eight people badly injured twelve should get death penalty. meanwhile family and friends in different parts of the world are mourning the loss of the eight people is accused of killing old school friends from argentina enjoying a trip to new york some of the victims of the truck attack this video was taken shortly before five of them

he's alleged to have committed who's amman says he will not be extradited he went to belgium after madrid ousted him from his position as. president of the catalan region meanwhile the month of porters have been staging pro independence rallies in barcelona. tens of thousands once again out on the streets of the catalan capital barcelona protesting against the detention of leaders of the independence movement speaking from his refuge in brussels the deposed president remain defiant karla's put them on cecille stand in fresh elections ordered by the spanish government for december twenty first even if he has to campaign from belgium. it's not normal that we risk up to thirty years of imprisonment thirty years because we have respected our commitment towards our electors this is not normal it's something extremely barbarous we cannot speak of a democracy if we have to play with these kind of rules you have. at least eight former members of the ousted catholic government being held without bail pending possible charges of rebellion and sedition after to solving the region's parliament the sp

seizing control of the region are there noticeable changes in barcelona since madrid took over a huge amount has happened in the last week marion a yes we've seen of course we've got the dismissed ministers half of them and now in brussels you've got the other hall behind bars we've had the police chief the chief of the regional police dismissed from his post and madrid is starting to take charge of a number of dorothy's here in catalonia essentially one five five five five means that madrid has imposed direct rule head that something has prompted a lot of people to come out onto the streets as we've said it was the second night running that pro independence supporters were on the streets last night to protest against this this is the last thing that people here wanted let's remember that they wanted independence and what they've actually seen is that they are. very proud of and they defend has now been taken away. charlotte reporting from barcelona thank you. now u.s. president donald trump has arrived in hawaii ahead of an extensive tour of asia visited pearl harbor with first lady

in catalonia the ousted president called has pushed him on has been summoned by the high court in madrid but he remains defiantly in belgium. and getting to the top in ancient rome the highest tier of the coliseum reopens up her years of restoration work a great view even without the glass. oh i'm sorry march and good to have you with us the suspect in tuesday's terror attack in new york city has been talking to investigators say for the site you paul waived his right to silence and told authorities he was inspired by the so-called islamic state to kill he says he picked how to win day in the u.s. because he believed the streets would be especially. crowded president trump is called for capital punishment for sipar in the wake of the attack trump tweeted new york city terrorist was happy as he asked to hang isis flag in his hospital room he killed eight people badly injured twelve should get death penalty meanwhile family and friends in different parts of the world mourn the deaths of the eight people saw you paul is accused of murder old school friends from argentina enjoying a trip to

he won't go to madrid and i made an offer that he could be questioned here in belgium it is possible i don't know if he will do it but it is possible i had in the past similar cases where the suspect was being questioned in belgium. that got them so does that leave us where does that leave spain and where does it leave catalonia let's get more from professor how they are boss martin who is a professor of law welcome to day w how is madrid likely to view calloused posed the most desired to be questioned in brussels. when did one accept. by congress puts them on what it would call congress puts a man or a if if he puts a man doesn't agree to go personally to madrid probably he will receive a new order that he's considering. belgium and spain are part of the same. legal space in europe there is no need for a proceed your offer extradition so the spanish court will address directly to. the judge will be able to arrest and to question. mr puts them on to decide finally hear from mr puts them on he's delivering to the spanish scientists of course it could take about. two weeks or months pe

house of catalan leader calls for the release of eight of his jailed ministers while prosecutors in madrid ask for his arrest. l.o.l. rahman you're watching al-jazeera life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next thirty minutes the letter that changed palestine forever mass protests about one hundred years since the balfour declaration. and for the first time since the latest crisis began me about as leader visits a rocky state. the cia releases a trove of documents out of summer but lot more about his family is revealed along with allegations of secret dealings between iran and al qaeda. welcome to the program there's confusion over whether an arrest warrant has been issued for the ousted leader of catalonia the lawyer for careless bridgeable says a spanish judge has approved the warrant but there's been no official word. from madrid but what we do know is that spain has requested his arrest is currently staying put in belgium and released this statement a short time ago and to spend a lot of yet to go if we can expect a long and fierce repression the fury in which the spanish

the madrid defenders did. commentator: another good ball, and there's the goal!s was dele alli's night. surely somebody was going to stop him. here, there, no? well, have a shot. deflected, but deserved. and right before his eyes, something momentous was happening. here was harry kane, the focal point of the spurs attack, not there to shoot, but to pass. christian eriksen, wide open, 3—0. 3-0! ronaldo managed a goal, but it did not alter the fact. tottenham overwhelmed the european champions. they're through already to the knockout stage. count the goals tonight. there were three for liverpool against maribor. four to manchester city, beating napoli, and this for sergio aguero means he's the club's all—time leading scorer. commentator: aguero, is this history for him? yes, it is. city through, too. have you heard tonight's football results, europe? joe wilson, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight, as the defence secretary resigns over allegations over past behaviour, we are going to talk about the problem with men. hello and welcome to sportsday —

the leader himself was supposed to appear in court in madrid and the spanish state prosecutor wants him arrested. when someone doesn't appear after being cited by a judge to testify in spain or in any other in your country and arrest warrant is issued it's a duty to answer to the summons putsch demands lawyer says he will cooperate with both spanish and belgian authorities. before. and he can defend against this extradition. exception. in warrant the court. the fusion the extradition outside the supreme court in madrid lawyers representing catalan leaders pushed months no show would have fact the other defendants. there's a little war we want to analyze whether it will be beneficial or detrimental but it is going to have an effect that's for sure. despite his passion and support and doesn't loan a push to months refused to come before the court in madrid is expected to hurt his case but let's get the very latest now from our correspondents covering the story standing by for us in barcelona charlotte charleston pill and georg motus is with us in brussels charlotte percy you big demonstra

kind of alone he is dismissed the leader of the mall has refused to return to madrid for questioning he said that he does not believe that he would receive a fair trial in spain where he could face charges of rebellion and sedition but he said he may agree to testifying from self-imposed exile in brussels. this banner shows jailed cuts alone independence activists hadi sanchez and hearty quick shot the message is clear help catalonia save europe. what's happening now in the region is stark the spanish government is arresting people connected to the consular independence movement and charging them with serious crimes like treason sedition and rebellion ousted considine president carlos prejudgment meanwhile is hiding out in brussels saying he will only go to madrid if he's guaranteed a free trial at least one barcelona resident had strong words for the former regional leader when you're going to go to new york and i think he needs to show his face instead of running off to a foreign country and he should show his face to the people here are standing up for him so he should come and sh

parliamentary speaker is released from jail this follows days of strikes aimed at putting pressure on madrid also coming up. poland marks its independence day but housing's of far right extremists joined the marches in warsaw we'll find out more from our correspondent. on brazil pays tribute to its graces ever for no one driver in a new news a girl over twenty years after his death earth and santa remains a source of inspiration. i'm out on a welcome to the program hundreds of thousands of pro independence protesters have filled the streets of barcelona demanding the release of officials jailed for back in catalonia into pendants from spain at least eight former members of the cabinet are in prison on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds on friday former catalan parliament speaker come if i could tell was released from prison after she posted bail she'd been jailed as part of an investigation into the circumstances that led to catalonia to carrying independence from spain. joining us from moore is the correspondent out in hana in the land here now michael the former leade

hide the fact that people were incredibly frustrated at what is going on they say that they think madrid is being very heavy handed and that is far as they're concerned they should be allowed to push ahead with this independence movement they say that they have a mandate for it so there are. more protests planned today we know in several locations there are lots of calls on social media for people to gather so it could become quite quite volatile here is the day goes on for some of the members of the ousted catalan government are facing charges like treason the rebellion and sedition of this scary long jail sentences what is at stake here give us a sense. yeah rebellion alone carries at least thirty years in prison just to give us a sense exactly of what's going on here we've got the former with the dismissed cabinet ministers in two places at the moment we've got carlos tuesday morning for members of his cabinet in brussels we've also got nine people here who've faced the high court today who did show up for those hearings that they are that them meant to we've heard from the prosecutor

outside the supreme court in madrid lawyers representing catalan leaders pushed months no show would have fact the other defendants. we want to analyze whether it will be beneficial or detrimental but it is going to have an effect that's for sure. despite his passionate support embezzle loner push to months refuse or to come before the court in madrid is expected to hurt his case . if we now draw in our correspondents barbara visa in brussels and shanachie simple in barcelona hi to both of you and shall start with you it seems one jailed got a line leader has been released why is he being feed and why is this important. that's quite right that's the film a business minister's son he's been released on bail he had to pay five thousand euros today after spending one night in prison now the reason he's being treated differently to the other eight is because he resigned from the cabinet before the independence vote so he didn't actually formally go ahead with this independence push which is why this is thought that the judge is treating him differently now a lot of people who are her ind

catalonia is deposed leader refuses to return to madrid for questioning over his declaration of independence. fierce growth for the delicate balance of power in northern iraq after talks on forming a power sharing government collapse so what does the province's future home. i'm still going to welcome to the program police sources. named the man suspected of killing eight people and injuring at least eleven in the truck attack in new york say fellow sipar was shot by police and is being treated in hospital the twenty nine year old from was pakistan is said to have been behind the wheel of a vehicle that rammed into people on a bicycle path the attack happened in lower manhattan white pickup truck veered off west street and along the hudson river drive plowed into the bike path and continued for several blocks before smashing into a school bus or thought since have described it as a terror attack they say the suspect seems to have been acting around here a few minutes ago the mayor of new york bill de blasio spoke to reporters and called on new yorkers to remain receive it. we understand this

he won't go to madrid and i made an offer that he could be questioned here in belgium it is possible i don't know if he will do it but it is possible i had in the past similar cases where the suspect was being questioned in belgium. entourage. other ministers who also fled to belgium have returned to face the music it's now a countdown to see what madrid will do in pleas to mass case next. and joining us now from barcelona is law professor. professor good to have you on the program maybe could you explain to our viewers how it's possible for mr bridge to simply not return to spain if he has been subpoenaed by a spanish court and he says no isn't he in contempt can he be held in contempt of court. not exactly but the national court and the show on european or aristo warrant. to. keep the rest in belgium. question out by a better gen judge on the belgian judge has to be cited he delivers. that mr mr puts them on to a donation of court of spain so ok let's say tomorrow morning thursday morning comes mr burrage tomorrow is not in madrid to testify he can still offer his testimony from br

real madrid, the europe for the first time.n more a to what is the standard —— one of the standard fixtures in this stage. enjoy the match. thank you for now. liverpool are top of their champions league group on goal difference and that's mainly down to the scoreline last time they played maribor. they won 7—nil away from home. tonight, maribor come to anfield and conor macnamara is there. understandably, liverpool fans have high hopes of putting in a decent performance and a good result tonight. he beat maribor by 7— nil just two weeks ago when these teams last met in the champions league. liverpool are top of the champions league group on goal difference. jurgen klopp says he is keeping his feet on the ground and not taking anything for granted, despite that high school the last time around. anything for granted, despite that high school the last time aroundlj have played too many football games in my life the feel relaxed, or whatever, before a game like this. it is the champions league. they deserve to be in the champions l

outside the supreme court in madrid lawyers representing catalan leaders pushed months no show would have fact the other defendants. we want to analyze whether it will be beneficial or detrimental but it is going to have an effect that's for sure. despite his passion and support in barcelona pushed months refusal to come before the court in madrid is expected to hurt his case. they stand at the very latest from our correspondents barbara with in brussels and charlotte chisholm bill in barcelona shirt let me start with you a big chunk of the former catalonian cabinet has been jailed what are people there thing about this. this is come as a huge blow to pro independence supporters last night we saw thousands of people on the streets the protest was very peaceful people were incredibly angry there is no doubting that they were chanting that calamus push one is still colors push one is still their president they were saying that those who are now in jail are political prisoners they said that these people were elected democratically and that they have been put in prison for doing exactly

. >> i suspect madrid will use force to seize control of the regional administration. because the catalan government is not going to give in now, and simply hand the keys over to rajoy. reporter: and the situation is growing increasingly tense. at this protest, a spanish police helicopter becomes the target of collective anger. more than 400,000 people are here demanding the release of , two jailed independence activists. "the streets will always be ours," they chant. many catalans feel abandoned by europe. >> this is a peaceful demonstration, not fueled by politicians, but by the people. i had hoped that europe would hear the cries of the people and help us. because our demands are justified. in a cafe, maria's group takes a break. she sees herself as a liberal-minded, and until now opposed independence for , catalonia. but prime minister rajoy's tough stance has made her change her mind. >> there are lots of people like me, who actually didn't want independence, but now feel compelled to change sides. because of this blatant disregard for democracy. reporter: in a pl

i doubt that honey madrid. tells us from georgetown university she says the severe nature of the charges may actually post problems for the prosecutors. there are a number of us especially those of lawyers and even like former constitutional court members who are challenging some of the decisions that are being taken by by the magistrate by the court by the judges that are deciding on any of these issues for instance and this is the fund that they're being charged for rebellion it through very contested because there was no violence whatsoever in actions of the cartel on. the referendum that took place in october first and also in the catalan parliament when they are declaring the panels. a week ago so it is very very contested god these politicians are being charged for rebellion which is a very very serious charge that can lead them up to thirty years in prison israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has attended a garland dinner in london hosted by his u.k. counterpart reason made to commemorate the cente

escape and also course most importantly whether they're going to resist the arrest warrants from madrid and of course we know from pushed him on his lawyers that they will resist it on the grounds of either the human rights being abused or a technical challenge on something called double criminality but essentially we do know from the from the team of lawyers supporting the exiled ministers. and that they will combat this process so that they are cooperating with the judicial authorities here this is not a case of the belgian government deciding it's a case of the courts deciding so this is a whole part of the procedure of the european arrest warrant and if they do give good grounds for resisting those arrest warrants the whole process then moved to another court within the palace of justice and they will look at the writ but that of those grounds for resisting the warrant so this process could take anything up to sixty days and in special circumstances something up to ninety days but the initial court hearing we do understand will take place this afternoon an investigative judge will s