andrew maher is not the only one preparing his best actor a cce pta nce one preparing his best actorch. there are plenty of other bbc news staff as well. we simply do not know... in the second, for many months have been deepening divisions between her and the prime minister, the two at odds over their approach to security. home secretary julia montague was among those injured in the blast at st matthew 's college. the attack on home secretary julia 's college. the attack on home secretaryjulia montague was carried out by a sniper firing from the roof of the nearby office building. the government appears to have gained access to the roof by posing as a tradesman but took his own life before he could be questioned. the emergency services were alerted at around five o'clock yesterday. there is now speculation that the initial findings suggest... the use of the familiar bbc news studios and branding and the presence of ten other bbc news presenters and reporters in the series so far no doubt adds to the authenticity of the story we are watching, but very lies the problem for some viewers

also coming on international outrage jasmine maher sentences to war against journalists to seven years in jail the reporters say they were framed if i believe western governments condemned the verdict in the u.k. calling it a hammer blow to the rule of law. and football shall come may have finished last season second in the bundesliga but opposing fans and players this season are other impressed hatcher birdland beach shock on sunday there are near the top of the standings and shelter near the bottom.

injuly 2013, lance corporal craig roberts, trooper edward maher and corporaljames dunsby collapsed onknown to the court as 1a and 1b — were charged with negligence. but today the judge stopped the court martial and ordered that the two men be found not guilty. he said they were not negligent as individuals, that the real fault lay with what he called the systematic failures of the military authorities to train the men properly. the families of the men who died said the mod failed in its duty. there is still no official guidance for those conducting endurance marches in the british army on heat illness even five years on. this is beyond unacceptable, and shows blatant ignorance to a vital need, where apparently three deaths are not enough. this was one of the scenes on the day of the incident. the three men had set off on the 15—mile march carrying 50—pound backpacks and gps trackers. near the end of the exercise, craig roberts collapsed. edward maher also succumbed to the 30—degree temparatures, whilst james dunsby, who took an alternative route, was found on the final leg of march. t

going to jail for telling the truth today a judge in me and maher said it's to reuters journalists to seven years in prison their crime reporting how the military massacred were hinge of muslims army in march judges they have done this before the country's defected leader aung sang suu kyi the nobel peace laureate also went to prison for speaking truth to power tonight the power to free the journalist is hers but she's not speaking at all i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. we have been unfairly accused. we're really disappointed with the result we're not surprised in the sense that they shouldn't have been arrested it was clear that the case with designed to deter them prevent them from reporting on a massacre that they were reporting on. this is a direct challenge to democracy and media freedom in our country. it's a very bad bad commentary on where me on mars going in terms of press freedom. also coming up tonight tear gas and water cannon against a crowd of mothers remembering the relatives who they say disappeared at the hands of the turkish state. this time the women and th

and information to citizens left in the dark facebook takes down another twenty accounts in me and maher among them the commander in chief of the armed forces and no one can read the mind of the white house press secretary but we can read her lips i just can't stand the faces of the people that. the question in washington these days is not just where is the muller investigation into president donald trump going but who is next after seeing both his lawyer michael cohen and a central figure in his business empire alan weiss will burke agree to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for immunity trump then learned that david pecker a long time friend and a key media player had done the same that there is the chairman of american media inc am i which owns the national enquirer a supermarket tabloid not known for stellar journalism the enquirer is part of the trump story not just because of the stories it published but because of the ones that didn't the practice is known as catch and kill it works like this if someone had a potentially damaging story about donald trump for sale the enquirer

also coming up international outrage as me and maher sentences to borders journalists to seven years in jail the reporters say they were framed by police in western governments condemn the verdict in the u.k. calling it a hammer blow to the rule of law. turkey cracks down on a group of women and their supporters protesting against the enforced disappearance of their loved ones in the one nine hundred ninety s. the women say they'll never give up their struggle in the world when someone in your family dies you bury them and try to move on you know but we don't have this consolation for us morning never ends. i'm sunni so much got a good to have you with us a young migrant from afghanistan has been sentenced to eight and a half years for killing his former teenage girlfriend here in germany she stabbed the fifteen year old to death in the west. town of candle in december last year the murderous fueled a heated debate here about crimes committed by migrants and also the rise of far right violence i ask you that these have been funded mark that it was unusual for such a case to make inte

andrew maher is not the only one preparing his best actor acceptance speech.minister, the two at odds over their approach to security. home secretaryjulia montague was among those injured in the blast at st matthew's college. i heard that there were security breaches from the word go. the attack on home secretaryjulia montague was carried out by a sniper firing from the roof of the nearby office building. the government appears to have gained access to the roof by posing as a tradesman but took his own life before he could be questioned. the emergency services were alerted at around five o'clock yesterday. there is now speculation that the initial findings suggest... the use there of the familiar bbc news studios and branding and the presence of ten other bbc news presenters and reporters in the series so far no doubt adds to the authenticity of the story we are watching, but therein lies the problem for some viewers. sean o'neill is... while dugald mcdonald says... enjoying the show, but is the line crossed with this kind of content? can you clarify editorial

and this isn't the first time that facebook has had to scramble to salvage its reputation in me and maher over its role in politics there is no it isn't earlier this year facebook banned a number of ultra nationalist buddhist monks from the side and muslim hate speech but still just two weeks ago reuters published a report showing that hundreds of posts calling for violence against muslims was still accessible and remember that facebook is basically synonymous with the internet in myanmar it's that dominant and un investigators say hate speech hosted by the platform played a determining role in violence that has driven seven hundred thousand rangers across the border into bangladesh facebook for its part has admitted not for the first time that it's been too slow to respond to the problem moving on to the u.k. now the broadcast regulator in britain has ruled that a television channel sky t.v. has broken the rules by airing advertisements that were paid for by the government of saudi arabia what's the story there and it relates to the visit of saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell month to

and information to citizens left in the dark facebook takes down another twenty accounts in me and maher among them the commander in chief of the armed forces and no one can read the mind of the white house press secretary but we can read her lips i just can't stand the faces of the people that really. the question in washington these days is not just where is the muller investigation into president donald trump going but who is next after seeing both his lawyer michael cohen and a central figure in his business empire alan weiss will burke agree to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for immunity trump then learned that david pecker a long time friend and a key media player had done the same that there is the chairman of american media inc am i which owns the national enquirer a supermarket tabloid not known for stellar journalism the enquirer is part of the trump story not just because of the stories it published but because of the ones that didn't the practice is known as catch and kill it works like this if someone had a potentially damaging story about donald trump for sale the e

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even hbo's liberal bill maher says it makes us look bad.drienne: i'm going to disagree with some of these liberal commentators. since this is a lifetime appointment to the highest court in the land, the media scrutiny isn't wait should be. the #metoo era has changed everything. what might not have been as newsworthy or relevant to getting confirmed to the supreme court or any judicial nomination, it's changed now. howie: this happened at the end of the process. does it give you any pause? adrienne: to real i evaluate this, the accuser need to come forward. howie: this is a trump supreme court nominee and farrow worked for the state department. after the hearings finished, she was willing to come forward and testify and be cross-examined. in the case of this unnamed accuser, no. sara: we don't know to what extent she has been pressed into answering. ronan farrow is in a tricky position. he did an interview with npr where he pressed them to answer process questions about the senate when he was in the democratic administration. howie: dianne f

edward maher also succumbed to the 30 degrees temperatures.ok an alternative route, was found on the final leg of the march. the mod is immune from prosecution. in a statement today it said: the three men had pushed themselves to their limits to try to join the sas. they died in the pursuit of that dream, not because of the faults of individuals who were there, but because of a series of fatal shortcomings by the military authorities. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the trade conflct between the united states and china is intensifying, after the us announced the biggest round of tariffs so far against some chinese goods. beijing has hit back by imposing new trade tariffs on a range of american goods. president trump has insisted that tariffs are neccessary to cut the trade deficit between the two countries, currently over $375 billion. in a moment we will hear from our china correspondent, jon sudworth, but first our north america editor jon sopel. it's a good time to be in the container business in the us as more and more goods pour in from abroad.

edward maher also succumbed to the 30—degree temparatures.leg of march. the mod is immune from prosecution. in a statement today, it said: the three men had pushed themselves to their limits to try to join the sas. they died in the pursuit of that dream, not because of the faults of individuals who were there, but because of a series of fatal shortcomings by the military authorities. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the inquest into the death of pc keith palmer in the westminster terror attack has been told that security at the palace of westminster, hadn't functioned for years. one of the officers on duty at the time of the attack carried out by khalid masood said it was possible that an opportunity to save pc palmer's life had been lost because nobody guarding the gate was armed. a jury has found that a bus driver caused the deaths of two people by dangerous driving. kailash chander who's now 80 and suffers from dementia was ruled unfit to stand trial. he lost control of his bus 3 years ago and smashed into a supermarket, killing a 7 year—old boy

edward maher also succumbed to the 30 degree temparatures. on the final leg of march. the mod is immune from prosecution. in a statement it said: the three men had pushed themselves to their limits to tryjoin the sas. they died in the pursuit of theirdream, not because of the faults of individuals who were there, but because of a series of fatal shortcomings by the military authorities. a trade war between the united states and china has intensified today after america announced another round of tariffs on imported chinese goods. from monday america will introduce new taxes on 150 billion pounds—worth of chinese goods — things like suitcases, textiles and some foods nearly 6,000 items are affected, making it the biggest round of tariffs so far. but this afternoon china hit back. it announced it'll slap taxes on £46 billion worth of us goods sent to china. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel. jon, no sign of this ending then. the prime minister no sign of this coming to an end then? sophie, mean donald trump said trade wars have so easy to win

he was on bill maher's show the other day and he was raving about socialism.isten to this. >> the republicans are running with the word socialism. >> trying to scare people. it's communism. i am here to tell you this [bleep] line you get on all of the political shows from people is it's a failure. we have to say yes to socialism and the word. we have to stop apologizing. jesse: it's funny he's praising socialism. a reporter from venezuela came out and said jim carrey's socialism destroyed our country. you don't know what you are talking about. >> if jim carrey is saying yes to socialism, why doesn't he say yes to giving away 90% of his earnings. and he can move to venezuela and see the suffering and poverty of venezuela and tell us how that's work for him. we have to run. keep me posted. and north carolina, hang in there. the obama administration accused of spying on the trump campaign. up next, an actual spy hunter enters. "watters' world" to show me t this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wif

did you see this interview on the andrew maher show? no, it is fiction.eporters appear in the bodyguard series, we discuss weather bbc news should be in the business of drama. first, bbc news has been devoting airtime all week anticipating the threat posed by hurricane florence as it approached the east coast of the united states. here is our report on monday night. a monster storm that could bring catastrophic levels of rain and flooding. hurtling towards the us‘s east coast with growing windspeed, the authorities fear hurricane florence could have a deadly impact on several states with virginia and the caroline is the hardest hit. a major and serious event no doubt, but some viewers were struck by the contrast between the coverage given for most of the week to hurricane florence and the super typhoon which at the same time was being forecast to make la ndfall same time was being forecast to make landfall in the philippines on saturday. trevor e—mailed on thursday from hong kong. neverfar never far from neverfarfrom a news

>> is the viewer tweeting is bill maher a resident of south carolina?eally creating brand-new low. this is someone on facebook. i love that lindsey graham passionately stood up for judge kavanaugh. it is about time. and very distasteful and disrespectful of bill maher. >> he also said i'm a white man from succulent out how to shut up i get to talk. whether you're a white man, black woman, hispanic woman it doesn't matter, we are all americans. >> less speak to someone that has a opinion about the weather. >> yes, rick! >> i always have a rule.>> where are you? >> where are you? >> there you are! >> i thought they were going to take to shut up. >> look at this, everyone brought a sign today. so you all geton. happy birthday ! congrats on getting married. texas loves us, did you know that? did you know that? we knew that, thank you very much! let's look at the weather map and show you what is going on. that is not the weather map i wanted. we will see if we can make this work. the heat index today course northeast, it is not hot at all. here you go. i don

and information to citizens left in the dark facebook takes down another twenty accounts in me and maher among them the commander in chief of the armed forces and no one can read the mind of the white house press secretary but we can read her lips i just can't stand the faces of the people that play the question in washington these days is not just where is the mall or investigation into president donald trump going but who is next after seeing both his lawyer michael cohen and a central figure in his business empire alan weisel burke agree to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for immunity trump then learned that david pecker a long time friend and a key media player had done the same that there is the chairman of american media inc am i which owns the national enquirer a supermarket tabloid not known for stellar journalism the enquirer is part of the trump story not just because of the stories it published but because of the ones that didn't the practice is known as catch and kill it works like this if someone had a potentially damaging story about donald trump for sale the enquire

and information to citizens left in the dark facebook takes down another twenty accounts in me and maher among them the commander in chief of the armed forces and no one can read the mind of the white house press secretary but we can read her lips i just can't stand the faces of the people that the question in washington these days is not just where is the mall or investigation into president donald trump going but who is next after seeing both his lawyer michael cohen and a central figure in his business empire alan weiss will burke agree to cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for immunity trump then learned that david pecker a long time friend and a key media player had done the same that there is the chairman of american media inc am i which owns the national enquirer or a. the tabloid not known for stellar journalism the enquirer is part of the trump story not just because of the stories it published but because of the ones that didn't the practice is known as catch and kill it works like this if someone had a potentially damaging story about donald trump for sale the enquirer wou

nations general assembly hall the seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me and maher and them and we'll bring you all the news of september on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing the clips into someone else's well. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. sacrifice. witness on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks these thirty minute can be holding on to this rope as they will the boat about an hour to haul from that direction we've detailed coverage left you know make a never before seen such a factor in the number of refugees living in one country from around the world the project raised questions right from a very start that this entrance cost two hundred thousand dollars to build. this is zero. you're watching the news hour live from a headquarters in doha. coming up in the next sixty minutes iran russia and assad don't go there we're not going to accept it it's not ok the u.s. warns against the use of chemical weapons in syria's in the provinces airstrikes at the last rebel h

kennedy: bill maher says democrats aren't doing enough.on't think republicans are doing a great job of showing capitalism lift people out of poverty. when you have capitalism you have education, and when you have education, you have jobs, and you have cultures that are first world transformed into third world. >> let's remember, jim carrey is from canada. he left that to come here to make his millions under freedom in america. now he want to take it back? no. just leave your $100 million at the door and go back. kennedy: you should be the first one in line to show how it's done. it's one thing i respect about bill gates. he tries to convince other billionaires to give their money away. >> jim carrey. it's a branding exercise. he wants to be liked by the cool kid in hollywood so he gets behind something like this. but i couldn't get past his outfit. he looks like the leader of the worst biker gang ever, the one nobody is scared of. the great flushys. not a tough gang. in politics there is an old adage that you never interrupt your opponent

nations general assembly holds a seventy third session what action will it take on atrocities in me and maher and yemen we'll bring you all the news september on al-jazeera. whether online this isn't some abstract fish eating their stops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism is creating it is a dialogue and just the community. need a president who's willing to be a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society but i never get listening to those in the corridors that join the conversation. on how to zero. zero. where ever you are. this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha. welcome to the news groups the biggest donuts of palestinian refugees becomes the small screen ited states is announced discussing funding to the u.n. group that provides health care and education to more than five million palestinians calling its irredeemably floor we will have on and off line reaction directly from the occupied palestinian territory also on the grid preparing for battle in syria rebels of blown up bridges and.

this is you got the news live from berlin international outrage as me and maher sentences to borders journalists to seven years in jail. for two reporters were investigating me and mars crackdown on the war here minority they say they were framed by colleagues western governments condemned the verdict in the u.k. calling it a hammer blow to the rule of law. also coming up in germany and afghanistan and seacrest found guilty of murdering his fifteen year old former girlfriend the verdict comes as tensions over migration one high in some parts of germany critics accuse right wing extremists of exploiting this case to stoke hatred towards all my friends. i'm so me so much going to good to have you with us a court in myanmar has sentenced to reuters journalists to seven years in jail they were convicted of breaching the country's official secrets act while investigating the alleged mass killing over a hundred muslims bar the military the two reporters deny the charges and say they were framed by police western governments have condemned the verdict and say it calls into question man morr

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on right they were reporting on human rights violations and atrocities committed in western me and maher in rakhine state where the muslim. minority has been targeted by military operations and which led more than seven hundred thousand of them to flee the country so how damning was the evidence that they got the government in the military was complicit in this is crucial if you if you think. the fact that the myanmar government in the military they've they've gone to great lengths to seal off this area and to not let anyone in not reporters but also not members of the international community u.n. fact finding mission for example so most of the reports that we get from there are from refugees who have left the country and these two reporters have managed to gather evidence on the ground from the local communities and even from members of the security forces implicating the military in this and this has arguably this is led to the only case where the military has actually admitted that they were involved in atrocities committed there and where soldiers members of the military were actuall

of china's wealthiest men jack ma has stepped down as the chief of the e-commerce giant alibaba mr maher says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire billionaire founded alibaba nearly two decades ago it since become one of the world's largest internet companies with a market value of more than four hundred billion u.s. dollars. this is al-jazeera ok we will recap your top stories for you yemeni peace talks are in trouble after a no show by the goofy rebel delegation to the planned venue in geneva the u.n. special envoy to yemen mr griffiths says he'll meet soon with representatives in oman and then he hopes son are bought and initial report coming to us out of geneva says some medical evacuations have been approved yemen's foreign minister accused the use the movement of trying to sabotage negotiations if you couldn't be mad about. each time these talks face the wall of irresponsibility by these coup plotters these groups who are exploiting the international efforts of the yemeni government to reach peace they are being totally irresponsible the special envoy was

of more than fifteen trillion dollars these include russia iran venezuela cuba sudan zimbabwe man maher the democratic republic of congo north korea and others on which washington has imposed sanctions over the years but also countries like china pakistan and turkey which are not under full sanctions but rather targets of other punitive economic measures. right the dollar is an instrument of war it's a been weaponized and weaponized and the empire that is the us is expanded and controlled through the world's dependence on dollars to survive and that's to post world war two order to the legacy of the bretton woods agreement and this is what countries are now fighting to to get out of this constraint out of this choke hold of the dollar but it's a classic set up a first they came for the communist and i didn't say anything because blah blah blah so here they first they came for cuba and i didn't say anything because i wasn't communist are our country wasn't communist then they came for venezuela then they came for iran and then they are starting to use that weapon that power that hubris t

maher's show. michael: his first show.n i got to "politically incorrect," she split. -- he split. he would not appear anymore with me and he did not know i was going to be on roseanne and now he is really upseset. amy: you had done "roger and me." michael: almost 10 years. and i had done "tv nation." and i was in the process of starting "the awful truth." so, he decides to leave again. and they ask him to please wait. they come to me and they say, he's going to leave because of you. we don't want you to leave. can you just talk to him? can you call him down or whatever? i went over to him, this part is not in the movie, i went over to him, i shake his hand, it is all clammy. i don't know why he is all nervous about me. i said, they said they think you are leaving. mixn't want to go out and it up. i said, this is an afternoon talkshow, it is comedy. just relax, don't leave. essentially, i kind of promise not not to -- promised him to go after his, by that point, various realal estate dealings, how he was treating the worker

it on bill maher that the thought in the pledge. to a police dog since. i don't know i've done that you have also lived out in the end . that there was and there were the good all north of us i'm not i. just kind of. every day doing the move they were good colleague of each run out and. i'm. so close on the good i've been in the car since without them it. started hundred up . it will be the last year you don't have to talk to a lot of people probably. because this guy didn't think i signed up to. be a much better i admit i have you know i'm not what i want i hope i have a way because something about. i'm susceptible of government probably got the expected balance of that i'm saying i'm going to make you. go. for your. career. if you. are going. to care for this is a. really good. he's not getting any. easier for you to see. you believe me and you'll even think each day the. following week and she's lucky to meet you. i believe that the logo was that it was the media. and it indeed. is the nation's and it is. it will usually be delayed due to the bill that

says it will not give up and is considering what steps to take next today is a sad day for me and maher reuters journalists wallowing in chaucer who and the press everywhere these two admirable reporters have already spent more than eight months in prison on false charges designed to silence their reporting and intimidate the press the journalists were arrested in december last year as they were investigating an arbitrary execution of ten reading in men by soldiers and militia the prosecution's case into don secret documents the reuters writers head at the time of their arrest but while lone inch or so to say they were framed testifying that those papers were given to them by the police who moments later arrested them it seems that in doing their job they had gone too far in the minds of the military that still the most powerful force in me and my family has been unfairly accused we have been convicted of breaching the official secrets act we performed according to media ethics we didn't do anything harmful towards our nation and we didn't commit any crime however they decided to convic

cia are in custody as part of a larger investigation into the organization among them is sarah maher dini a twenty three year old syrian refugee who settled in germany and her story is a quite incredible one three years ago sara and sit her. fled syria to turkey where they boarded an overcrowded dinghy to greece when it began sinking the girls reportedly jumped into the sea on a pole the boat and its passengers to the island of lesbos the girls were labeled heroes at one sister became an olympic swimmer the other sarah joined the e.r. c.i. a volunteer last month she was detained on an earth port in a greek prison awaiting trial. well that greek island of boss we just mentioned has been a key gateway to the european union since the beginning of the migration crisis and twenty fifteen refugees learn there on a daily basis it can take months for the rest up location to be processed and a recent report by a medical charity blamed overcrowding there for child suicides and high levels of violence we spoke to a greek independent m.e.p. about the problems n.g.o.s face their various n.g.o.s a

charity are in custody as part of a larger investigation into the organization among them is sarah maher digne a twenty three year old syrian refugee who settled in germany three years ago sarah and her sister fled syria to turkey where they boarded an overcrowded dinghy to greece when it began sinking the girls reportedly jumped into the sea and pole the boat and its passengers to the island of lesbos the girls were labeled heroes while her sister became an lympics swimmer sara joined the e.r.c. eye as a volunteer last month she was the taint on an airport and is now in a greek prison awaiting trial. look greek island of liz boss has been a key gateway to the e.u. since the beginning of the migration crisis in twenty fifteen refugees lum there in the daily basis it can take months for their asylum application to be processed and indeed a recent report by a medical chart see blamed overcrowding for child suicides and high levels of violence a greek independent m.b.p. that we spoke to say that this reputable organizations are tainting the work of legitimate aid groups. various n.g.o.s act

and i was in the river and bill maher is right. there to see how this is. done else you should have seen what happened right so he was leaving he last about where he was sitting it yeah i guess he was in and then you know it was it was not the medal he just said directly behind me because i had turned like this and talked to all of them because margaret says he was there they was it while you while i was there i guess because he thinks that. it is so he'll want to be blind rob behind me in case i try he said he was in the middle so he can write i guess i guess that's the only thing i could think of but he was not set in the middle that car i don't know or effects the car singing what do you think was the car sitting on our member of course it was told me david page mark rey and darnell mccoy ok so no one actually said that that was the car singing so i would end up saying for versions i may have i remember like i can even say the song it was playing on the radio at the time i had was a superman by three doors down i mean i just lost our remember i have i gu

about our listening in joining us live from the united nations has some what did you make of what maher on them had to say . just listen to the defiance will either marlin sink basically that the war is almost over but the syrian government is emerging victorious from the almost civil war and that people should go back hoe and that the political establishment of the future of syria should be dictated under the terms of the syrian government in a way or another who was telling the syrian opposition you have lost the war you've got to come back home you should forget to talk soon in the future about the future of syria without bashar. is the one who should stay in the government as the leader of the country because this is the will of the syrian people he sent some strong messages to the international community the americans the turks the french think that you are the one sponsoring terrorism you have to stop doing that because of that undermines my own country yet has to put on that point it was quite interesting when he also said that he vows to free syria the country of ours to free sy

process and a procedure to recover that with a sort of a real life person like a trustee and then larry maher is a smart guy you know he's behind you know what is behind steam behind another want bit cheers bit shares and this kind of this kind of this idea of concentration in the network as one where they call in they say was distributed but you know a lot of miners are kind of dominating in asia and is it as distributed as we really want to be distributed and so you know he seems to be distressed that with us was his designated black chain producer. for state delegate a proof of stake i should know because i'm involved in one of these things so so that's been up and running for a while what's the verdict selfie. r i think it's fairly distributed as far as if you're looking at things like geography would be the example and delegate a proof of stake like are we representative of global regions but there are some issues and i don't think anybody would lie that in the voting there's probably some bloc producers who the community. you know are kind of just backed by some wells and have a lot of

says it will not give up and is considering what steps to take next today is a sad day for me and maher reuters journalists wallowing in chaucer who and the press everywhere these two admirable reporters have already spent more than eight months in prison on false charges designed to silence their reporting and intimidate the press. the journalists were arrested in december last year as they were investigating an arbitrary execution of ten reading in men by soldiers and militia the prosecution's case into don secret documents the reuters writers head at the time of their arrest but while lone inch or so to say they were framed testifying that those papers were given to them by the police who moments later arrested them it seems that in doing their job they had gone too far in the minds of the military that still the most powerful force in myanmar will have been unfairly accused we have been convicted of breaching the official secrets act we performed according to media ethics we didn't do anything harmful towards our nation and we didn't commit any crime however they decided to convict

also wish to see immediate and effective implementation of the agreement concluded between me and maher and the un we want an early peaceful solution to the ring of. mr president in last thirty years bangladesh has made its contribution to international peace by deploying over one fifty eight thousand peacekeepers in fifty four missions. one forty five peacekeepers from munger these have made their sacrifice in the line of duty the current lead more than seven thousand peacekeepers including one forty four we men are deployed in ten different missions. our peacekeepers had been acclaimed for their proficient allison courage and success we played twenty three contingency under the peacekeeping military readiness system. as they already do you know broken and bangladesh expected to see a more robust and human rights centric global campaign on safe regular and orderly migration. in the contemporary global context the migration compact should be considered a positive a state and should serve as a living document for protecting the rights of mind grants. bangladeshi stance farm against terro