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issue the main the main the main difficulty that john aside i mean going to face off of tomorrow oh they're going to he's going to form this government and the senate what then the case if that happens and side had 80 is confirmed once again what can we expect from the race has just so yes the protesters will go and stay in the in the squares on the streets of beirut and other major cities and lebanon because as i mentioned before the protests of new faces in the political life they're asking to take down the old regime not on the side how they need not only the president the old the sectarian the jeep they are us he thought exports from 4 technocrats that will lead this country to the safe bet because specially with the economy so i said that it can be the county very hardly. right every viewer a chief and correspondent in beirut thanks and us. a missed opportunity that is how until you get 10 ish the un general described the outcome of marathon un climate talks off to see weeks of discussions negotiators from more than 200 countries could only agree on a watered down set of declar

even maine's most. lucrative seafood could eventually suffer if warming trends continue there's going to be opportunity that comes with climate change we just need to be able to understand it and we need to be able to mitigate for it and we need to be taking steps to slow it and adjust and adapt. the main coastal fishermen's association is calling for more and better data to better prepare for what could be a sea change and preserve a bedrock of the state's economy. kristen salumi al-jazeera. and you can see more stories like this one or the al-jazeera as environment around planet s.l.'s that's this saturday at 730 g.m.t. . thank. you through some of the headlines here now this is now at least 12 people have been killed after a gunman opened fire in iraq the shooting happened near a protest site in langley square in central baghdad the country has been gripped while weeks of demonstrations demanding an overhaul of the political system the shooting at a u.s. naval base in florida has left 4 people dead i

s 2 main parties have faced off in the final t.v. debate before next week's election cracks in the national health service were among the key issues discussed paul brennan was at the debate. a week from today one of these 2 men will be britain's new prime minister a month since the campaign began and with just days until it finishes this t.v. debate was the last chance for voters to compare and contrast these 2 leaders side by side predictably dominated the early exchange of mr johnson will spend at least 7 years ago shaping the usa on access to our public services on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the go into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr goldman who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skipping swiftly fro

issue the main the main the main difficulty that one aside how he's going to face off of tomato oh he's going to he's going to phone this government and the senate what then the case if that happens and side had 80 is confirmed once again what can we expect from the protests. it's all yes the protesters will go and stay in the squares and the streets of beirut and other major cities and lebanon because i mentioned before the protests of asking for new faces in the political life they're asking to take down the old regime not on the side how to lead not only that their president the old the sectarian the jeep they are asking for experts from for technocrats that will lead these the country to the safe but because freshly with the economic crisis that it can be the county very hardly right d.w. bureau chief and correspondent beth beirut thanks a lot. i missed opportunity that is how antonio tatters the u.n. secretary general described the outcome of marathon un climate talks and after 2 weeks of discussions negotiations for more than $200.00 countries could only agree on a watch it down s

the main causes for as are really the problems that are in the niger delta in nigeria. we're in the world we have 3 main things which are effectively an environment to operate from which is in large delta as an area that has a very very loose rule of law there's very little opportunity for those living. in terms of employment and education the number of the targets which all the that it may shipping lines of cultural by the time because coming into their own and gas industry or the main ships going past the cargo ships calling it quote imports an area so if you have these 3 factors and you are in the world you will get piracy and in niger at the moment it's off west africa it's a perfect storm so what is the main challenge in fighting this in the region. there are several challenges to it there's a lack of capability in monks' local navies there is certainly the will to combat a problem has certainly improved over the last few years as it's become a bigger problem that there is to the lack of capability most local navies that are have the funding. say western navies or

issue the main the main the main difficulty that one aside how he's going to face off of tomato oh he's going to he's going to phone this government and that's what then the case if that happens and side had 80 is confirmed once again what can we expect from the protest this is all yes the protesters will go and stay in the in the squares on the streets of beirut and other major cities and lebanon because as i mentioned before the protests of new faces in the political life they're asking to take down the old regime not on the side how do you need not only that the president be shown the old the sectarian the jeep they are asking for experts from for technocrats that will lead this country to the safe path because specially with the economy so i said that it can be the country very hardly. right every viewer a chief and correspondent in beirut thanks and us thank you. well search crews own new zealand's white island have failed to find the bodies of 2 missing victims of last week's volcanic eruption bad weather forced recovery teams to call off the search which will continue later the d

absent from the main service, prince andrew.ttend an earlier private service for the family. after the 11 o'clock service, the queen headed back to sandringham house, where prince philip had remained after his discharge from hospital yesterday. that left the cambridges to lead the royal party greeting the crowds. a little daunting for george and charlotte, who haven't done this sort of thing before. unsurprisingly, they stayed close to their mum and dad as they received flowers and, for charlotte, a hug. in her christmas message, the queen spoke of her delight at the birth of her eighth grandchild, archie, who is currently in canada with his parents, the duke and duchess of sussex. turning away from family matters, she acknowledged the efforts being made by young people to protect the environment. the challenges many people face today may be different from those ones faced by my generation. but i have been struck by how new generations have brought a similar sense of purpose to issues such as protecting our environment and our c

the gulf of maine on the u.s. east coast is warming faster than the rest of the world's oceans and the half $1000000000.00 local fishing industry is struggling to adapt to the loss of some species such as shrimp kristen salumi reports now from port clyde in maine. justin libby is what's known as a ground fisherman just like his father before him but in his home base in port clyde maine he could be one of a dying breed declining fish stocks and tougher regulations are making it harder for ground fishermen to make a living traditionally boat like this would go around fishing for the summer months usually. made to november then you do it stay water all of. november december and if you go shrimping from december you. may it's not really surprising but regulators have made what little shrimp are left in these coastal areas off limits to fishermen taking away libby's winter cats they blame warming one. for shrimps decline here the gulf of maine has warmed faster than just about any other place in the ocean over the last

so what is the main challenge in fighting in this and the region. there are several challenges to it is a lack of capability in monks' local navies there is certainly the will to combat a problem has certainly improved over the last few years as it's become a bigger problem but there is still a lot of capability most local ladies that aren't have the funding. say western navies or european navies. those are the main develop its territorial waters and so instructional navies such as from europe and the u.s. are unable to go into the air themselves and solve the problem like they could off somalia. and thirdly nigeria is dealing with other concepts obviously the one that gets a lot of attention in europe is the conflict with the islamic insurgency in the north of the qur'an and other similar groups there's also conflicts in the middle belt so that's where the focus and it has taken are in nigeria ok i'll pick up from you say and no call authorities i don't strong enough to handle this so then how can western african countries come together close toget

india's main opposition party steps up the pressure on the prime minister narendra modi over that huge citizenship law that's divided the country. top story is being called a mockery and anything but justice the end results of a saudi trial into the killing of the germans jamal. has brought criticism from the u.n. special investigator and condemnation from human rights groups 5 people have been sentenced to death but the right densities have not been revealed after the closed door trial in riyadh it's clear the former royal aides qahtani widely suspected of being a ringleader and mohamed el who was the saudi consul general in istanbul where the washington post columnist was murdered the former deputy intelligence chief. was released for insufficient evidence 3 other people received jail terms totaling 24 years the kingdom has denied any links to the hit squad killing but some of the team work for the saudi crown prince. help us more. 14 months after jamal khashoggi was last seen walking into the saudi consulate in istanbul where his fiance ha t.j. genghis waited for hours before callin

the maine broker wires the sell order to his firm's representative on the floor of the new york stockhange, and this firm's floor partner representing the seller in maine offers to sell 100 shares of odm stock at $10 a share. the price of $10 a share is mutually acceptable, and the transaction is made. like the cowboy in colorado and the fisherman in maine, investors all over the country use the facilities of brokers who are members of the new york stock exchange whenever they want to buy or sell stock of companies listed on the national market. yesterday's savings financed the miraculous growth of our railroads. automobiles, airplanes, farm machinery, communications, electric light and power, textiles and countless other industries contributing to the more enjoyable life. if a part of the savings continue to flow into the industry, american labor, management and capital can continue to build new tools and plants. industrial expansion creates jobs for hundreds of jobs for young people who must find employment each year. a growing capacity to produce things that make life better in pea

the gulf of maine on the u.s. east coast is warming faster than the rest of the world's oceans and the hoffa $1000000000.00 local fishing industry is struggling to adapt to the loss of some species such as say shrimp christensen let me reports now from port clyde in maine . justin libby is what's known as a ground fisherman just like his father before him but in his home base in port clyde maine he could be one of a dying breed declining fish stocks and tougher regulations are making it harder for ground fishermen to make a living traditionally boat like this would go around fishing for the summer months usually. mangy to november then you do is state water scollop being. november december and if you go shrimping from december to. may it's not really surprising but regulators have made what little shrimp are left in these coastal areas off limits to fishermen taking away libby's winter catch they blame warming waters for shrimps decline here the gulf of maine has warmed faster than just about any other place in th

we are a pa rt among the main parties.a part of a remain alliance with two other parties, which involves 60 seats. in addition, we have stood aside for leading remain candidates dominic grieve and anna soubry. no other party amongst the main parties is doing that. unite to remain, a remain alliance organisation, did approach the labour party to be part of those arrangements in spite of the fact that labour denies it is a remain party, and as the bbc has been reporting this week, is selling its leave credentials to the country. but they dismissed any form of alliance or arrangement out of hand. i would say tojeff, the nominations are in now, and it is up to your viewers to decide what they wa nt to to your viewers to decide what they want to do, and they have a choice. either give borisjohnson a majority and a blank cheque to take us out of the eu without a trade agreement at the eu without a trade agreement at the end of next year, or you can ensure there is the parliamentary arithmetic to deliver a people's vote to stop b

s 2 main political parties have clashed in the final t.v. debate before next week's election brings it on the national health service were on the key issues discussed al-jazeera as poor brennan was at the debate. a week from today one of these 2 men will be britain's new prime minister a month since the campaign began and with just days until it finishes this t.v. debate was the last chance for voters to compare and contrast these 2 leaders side by side predictably dominated the early exchanges mr johnson will spend at least 7 years ago shaping the usa on access to our public services on the price of medicines in britain on the access to our national health service and so what he will do is walk out of a relationship with the e.u. into a relationship with nobody everybody on the labor front bench is campaigning to remain apart from mr goldman who's who is neutral on the matter who is going to secure this deal how can you get a deal a new deal from brussels for bret's it if you don't actually believe in it it was a fast paced encounter skippi

india's main opposition congress party is accusing prime minister narendra modi of silencing the voice of the people their anger is growing against a controversial new citizenship law or a grant citizenship to religious minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims at least 25 people have been killed in protests and is about purana reports from the delhi. and now the crackdown in the heart of the capitol. hill police detaining protesters outside the federal headquarters of clutter pradesh state. people condemned the killing of 18 demonstrators there in the past few days the delhi protesters said they wanted to give a voice to people in the call to put their issue with the internet remains cash off in many parts and large gatherings of back. elsewhere in the capital a similar outcry. and a defiant mood on display at jamia millia islamia university the university is a muslim institution the demonstrations are attracting people from all walks of life including 1st time protest is that actually that people have come out on the streets to express their anger and they're sayin

says the leaders of japan and south korea have agreed to cooperate on north korea it's one of the main topics at a summit between the 3 countries in the chinese city of chengdu relations between south korea and japan have soured in recent months but both nations say they are committed to promoting dialogue between north korea and the u.s. boosting trade is also on the agenda they're working towards a 3 nation free trade agreement and a wider trade deal in the region but this is long held animosity south korea wants japan to apologize for abuses it says a nation's forces committed during the 2nd world war katrina you has been following the summit for us from beijing she says despite their difficult history all countries are trying to find common ground these 3 countries have very complicated histories but they're doing their very best or they've done their very best today to move past their disagreements and really try to work on some shared benefits between them and also really focus on what they have in common as the 3 biggest economies in asia a trade was clearly one of those things

from the streets itself main stage at glastonbury 1st storm z. claims the crown as britain's king of hip hop. hello i'm terry barton good to have you with us people in the u.k. are about to vote in what's being called the most important election in decades they will determine when how or if the country leaves the european union. prime minister boris johnson's conservative party head looks set to be on track for an absolute majority but while recent polls show jeremy corcoran's labor gaining ground meaning it's now too close to call. each of these at the early morning images boris johnson want to voters to see a prime minister turn to milk man dutifully delivering to the public. thank you. for impressively come on the good morning person prime minister oh. but shortly before that johnson and his team were not so composed this time so to come on good morning britain deliver on your promises sort of payson says i know that i have it johnson was caught off guard by a crew from i.t.v. is good morning britain and he took refuge from the reporters in a

cornyn: madam president, i appreciate the senator from maine speaking about the virtues of wild maine blueberries. happen to be one of my favorite -- favorite foods, and obviously the lobsters as well. i agree with him that there appears to be an arbitrary distinction between where these support payments that are supposed to compensate farmers for the trade war with china, which i think unfortunately is necessary to get china to conform to a rules-based system when it comes to international trade, but certainly in the interest of preserving the wild maine blueberry, i'm happy to offer any services i might be able to provide to support our colleagues from maine. madam president, over the weekend, we marked one year since the leaders of the united states, mexico, and canada signed the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. this modern trade agreement will replace the national -- excuse me, the north american free trade agreement, or nafta, which has been the guiding force for north american trade for the past quarter of a industry. -- quarter of a century. when nafta was created, it's goal

india's main opposition party steps up the pressure on prime minister modi over a new citizenship law that's divided the country. and in the spirit of christmas volunteers in lebanon feed the poor people struggle with an economic crisis sparked by political chaos. now it's being called a mockery and anything but justice the end result of a saudi trial into the killing of journalists. has brought criticism from the un special investigator and condemnation from rights groups 5 people have been sentenced to death but their identities were revealed at the closed door trial in the criminal court in riyadh it cleared former royal aide saeed al qa tawny widely suspected of being the ringleader and muhammad. there was a saudi consulate general in istanbul where the washington post columnist was murdered former deputy intelligence chief. was released for insufficient evidence 3 other people received jail terms totaling 24 years where the kingdom has denied any links to the hit squad killing but some of the team work for the saudi crown prince under schapelle has more 14 months after jamal khas

her main message today has been regional rebalancing main message today has been regional re balancingorth, outside london and the south—east. that message goes down very well appear in the north. it was not a new announcement, it was in the manifesto. these plans include more railway electrification and charging points for electric cars and better broadband access. jo swinson has had a very busy day. she had a live tv interview this morning, now she is in sheffield and i'm told after she finishes these interviews she is going canvassing for votes on the streets here in sheffield before whizzing up the mi tonight to leeds for a live debate on channel 4. the environment has been a key issue for the political parties throughout their election campaigns, but have their claims stacked up? roger harrabin has been examining the main parties biggest promises. it has been by far the greenest election so far in britain's political history, with most of the major parties committing to cut heavily the gases that are overheating the climate. we've had the wildfires in australia that have caused a

april next year there have been weeks of protests against the government in the fall was one of the main demands. lamentable nappy's once again with a pencil and paper we citizens will be able to express our opinion and define the parts our country will take. 3 of america's biggest rivals have started join naval exercises near the gulf iran sourced in 4 days of warship drills with china and russia in the gulf of oman it is the entry point to the strait of hormuz through which most of the world's oil is transported china has successfully launched one of the world's most powerful rockets saying it's a big step in its ambitions for the moon and mars the long large 5 rocket was carrying a communications satellite those are your current headlines the news continues here after inside story we'll see you a bit later but by. iraq's president has rejected the nominee for prime minister he says his brother's quit someone rejected by the testers were demanding an independent candidate so what's the way forward for iraq this is inside story. thank you thank you. hello and welcome to the program i'm

don't expect much to change in terms of the message from the two main parties.on will focus on brexit, saying it is a vote for the conservatives which will facilitate the uk's departure from the eu as quickly as possible although a lot of people are arguing he can get it done in the timeframe that he is promising, but that would be the message we hear from that he is promising, but that would be the message we hearfrom him in the coming days. and i can expect him to travel to parts of the country to shore up notjust traditional tory support but seats which could hang in the balance where the conservatives are trying to attract support from people who have voted labour all their lives in these leave voting constituencies that the tories need to pick up, and for labour it will be more like that, their plan to invest in public services in the uk to levels we have not seen for a very long time to ta ke not seen for a very long time to take in key industries into public ownership to tax the richest in society more to do that, but expect more criticism from that from

martin: equities is our main play.ecause we have substantial monetary easing, 60 central banks cut rates this year and emerging markets will continue cutting rates. fiscal easing, we have $3 trillion of global fiscal easing. the last six years, the average was close to $2 trillion. that monetary and fiscal easing combination makes us very bullish on u.s. and global equities. our 18 month outlook on the s&p is 4000. martin, what do you think about u.s. equities having risen already 25% year-to-date? don't you think investors should take some of that money off the table, heading into christmas? martin: not at all. investors should not be trying to time small market issues. they should be trying to take a sector, structural assessment on where global equities will be, particularly u.s. equities. a decade ago, u.s. equities were 30% of the global market, and today they are 42%, and that trend can continue, simply because of the factors i mentioned. u.s. equities have performed very strongly this year, but that is just reve

i think there are two main trends for department store. the first trend is to offer more places to economist that allows customers to stay longer in the department store. that's the first tres get a second trend is that there are more andnd moe services to make life as easy as possible for customers. so you have click and collect. that's when you place an order online and you pick it up in the store. you also have personal shoppers to give you

fund in your opinion adequately financed and supported by the rich countries no because we're the main contributors of climate change and if we actually truly when except our position and change the thing about that we have to direct all of our capacities to solving the climate crisis because the climate crisis is a social crisis and as soon as we see that we can see that all issues that we have right now are directly linked to this crisis and that this is what we have to solve right now and on a global level and germany and europe as certain like financial and political leaders of this world have responsibility tackled this crisis crisis and to lead the fight now stephan if i can be you're welcome to respond to that but also if i can just take us back to the report one more time because your research is all about catastrophic effects and i wish you would just please tell us what you are seeing in terms of the magnitude of climate caused impact right now and what you think we will be looking at in the next 10 years so number of people likely to be displaced and other perhaps basic fact

protests that have been one of the main ones. against the law and people here he's no one no he said in the last week and what we're hearing is now way in delhi and there around the country i know the law was inherently. and that it would make it also in their constitution now elsewhere and earlier we've seen protests is for being detained outside of there for the. mind to hold a grudge against their will there but they shouldn't stay in the largest number of dimensions in haiti in all of the 20 not even her daughter. also there to hold hands around the country in a big one. made office. whereas up until now the course has remained driven by students bicycles. as the main opposition party holding a sensation in just a few hours. to my house more than the one of the country's founders i'm not far from here. and so what message precisely is the congress party trying to send by holding this rally prime minister modi of course says that cues the opposition of inciting the violence what can we expect from there on. the. part of the su

india's main opposition party has led the latest a major protest over a controversial new law it grants citizenship to religious minorities from sri neighboring countries but it excludes muslims elizabeth pronto reports there from new delhi. thank you and now the crackdown in the heart of the capital. police detaining protesters outside the federal headquarters of clutter pradesh states. that people condemned the killing of 1000 demonstrators there in the past few days the delhi protesters said they wanted to give a voice to people in uttar pradesh where the internet remains cut off in many parts and large gatherings a band. elsewhere in the capital a similar outcry. the and a defiant mood on display at jamia millia islamia university the university is a muslim institution the demonstrations are attracting people from all walks of life including 1st time protesters that actually that was 2 probably people have come out on the streets to express their anger and they're saying that the why this government has brought this bill is undemocratic. joined thousands who chanted against the gove

that the incoming domingo's pereira of the main party is actually counting on support for for the main party where i still position seems to be wanted to gang up with the un to talk to see whether they can actually remove the main party out of their seats for once there is a clear possibility that the underdog may win. because the said the opposition parties in the round of most of them have actually decided to pitch the tent with the underdog with ballo and see if they can actually use him are invalid to to unseat the main part of the has been ruling the country since independence so 3 there's a very high possibility that the table is my 10 bucks but we don't know yet more than 6000 families in the town of kisumu kenya have been affected by severe flooding heavy rains the began on christmas eve inundated the area east africa has seen unusually heavy rain this year due to warming of the indian ocean. protesters have stormed an oil field in southern iraq and cut off its power supply that the oil ministry does not expect experts exports to be affected because of extra output from other f

i don't like either of the main candidates so i'm struggling. none of them tell the truth. but just to tell the chain it just. out for themselves they know how for us right for themselves that. i will fight i will fight. to have a vibe on my top 2 yet this is largely a one issue election still some are trying to focus on other important topics this latest miral by renowned street artist banksy highlights the issue of homelessness at christmas time for many of the poorest people in the u.k. brags it is the least of their concerns. a corresponding very mass in london told us just how divisive this election has been. i've spoken to people who have very good labor for all their life who are livid about jeremy corbin the leader of the labor party and his brakes its strategy and they said they could not bring themselves to vote labor in this election and speaking to former conservative m.p.'s in parliament who described boris johnson the prime minister as a charlatan and a lawyer so this really feet straight through this whole atmosphere and through the whole last weeks of the el

i don't like either of the main candidates so i'm struggling. none of them tell the truth. i decided to tell the story they did. out for themselves then i am for a right for them sounds like. i will probably. still have my mind on my top 2 yeah this is largely a one issue election still some are trying to focus on other important topics this latest miro by or 9 street artist banksy highlights the issue of homelessness at christmas time for many of the purists people in the u.k. brags it is the least of their concerns. well voting is under way let's go to london our correspondent back at nasa standing by for us there hi vericut banks it has been an extremely divisive issue in british politics how much have you seen that reflected in this election campaign really it is a big issue for british society and it played out in the election campaign when very big parties accuse each other of dirty tricks for example the conservative party they changed social media that twitter handle to effect checking and even though it was the official conservative party twitter account but also g

newspapers are the newspapers are pointed in one direction, the road coming up from the main sandringham house. the royals come in a chauffeur driven car. i don't know if you can see that at the moment on the news channel. earlier on they did a heart as well. people trying to send a message that the royal family. so, who will, apart from the queen? we don't think prince philip will be here. he hasjust don't think prince philip will be here. he has just left don't think prince philip will be here. he hasjust left hospital and did not attend last year as he has stepped back from public life. prince andrew, there has been a lot of scrutiny and criticism because of his friendship with the convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. prince charles attended a private church service earlier. we could see princess charlotte and prince george attending the service for the first time and people have been queueing for hours to see the royal family. those will be one of the main draws for people coming down, a chance to see two of the youngest members of the royal family. this is such a tradition for som

thing that we predicted it and we made a certain traditions that one predictions had won that was the main thing about that celebrity now as far as i understand this was you with your friends having time not of your friends from what i understand is the. russian government official in the yellow c.n.n. and many other western that played that video make it appear as if it was almost the official russian reaction from what you're remember of baghdad how did the kremlin react to the election of dawn chimed and was it just as ecstatic as you appeared to be well i never been to too kremlin actually so i'm sure you are watching not only the air and political scene but also the russian what i can see about russian expertise which is really close to kremlin not like me but the really close to crime and. they were just so appalled you know they they didn't didn't know what to see because they were writing analysis. not only in newspapers and outlets but also are closed memos and they were all writing that hillary clinton will win and so we should frame our politics these this way and that way and o

the main focus is down toward central and southern california. a little bit of green showing up still in portions of the south bay early this morning. but right now the main focus as i mentioned south, look at all the white you can see we have travel issues over the grapevine this morning with all the snow fall and all the rain showing up in los angeles, santa anna. for us, you can see what is happening in the bay area radar. keeping the chance mainly in the south bay until 7:00 or 8:00 this morning. so next 2 to 4 hours the possibility of a still fingers. mostly clear skies. and it's chilly, 36 degrees. redwood city 46 and san jose in the upper 40s, 49 degrees. here is our live camera looking toward san francisco. no storm clouds, immediate area in fact the clouds that we do have clear on out from north to south as the main energy heading south. here is the forecast model this morning into the mid morning hour, we say goodbye to the clouds and more sunshine this afternoon and mostly clear skies for tonight. that will set up a chilly start first

seat mark needed to be the biggest party they've also been of course those huge losses for labor the main opposition party the scottish nationalists saw considerable gains the welsh nationals adding a number of seats as well. all was a sleepless night for the prime minister after seeing result to clare at his own constituency he went to conservative party headquarters in london to celebrate with his supporters here's what he told them. with this mandate and this majority we will at last be able to do what. you pay attention. that is this this election means that getting brits done is not the irrefutable irresistible. decision of the british people. and with this election i think we put an end to all those middle miserable threats of a 2nd referendum. or joined now live by a corresponding bag of mass in london standing by outside number 10 downing street good morning to you better get with his victory speech a short while ago did did boris johnson manage to touch the right corps accords and convince people to back him in his main goal right now uniting the country. well boris johnson did a

roger harrabin has been examining the main parties biggest promises.r in britain's political history, with most of the major parties committing to cut heavily the gases that are overheating the climate. we've had the wildfires in australia that have caused a lot of concern, we've had toxic smoke in delhi and, here in the uk, we've had our own heatwave with record temperatures. so what are the parties promising? well, the green party and plaid cymru both say that by 2030 we should have stopped all the omissions that are heating the climate. that is extremely ambitious. it would mean all petrol and diesel cars off the road, for instance. labour, their target is a little bit vague, but perhaps somewhere in the 2030s. the liberal democrats and snp both say it should be done by 2045, and the conservatives by 2050. that conservative target may look weak in comparison, but their own independent advisers say that will itself be tough to achieve. so what does friends of the earth think? we've looked at all the manifestos and all the commitments made by the main

india's main opposition party steps up the pressure on prime minister modi over a new poll that's divided the country. and in the spirit of christmas volunteers in lebanon feed those struggling with an economic crisis sponsored by political. now it's being called a mockery and anything but justice the end result of a saudi trial into the killing of journalists. has brought criticism from the un special investigator and condemnation from rights groups 5 people have been sentenced to death but their identity is one revealed at the closed door trial in the criminal court in riyadh it cleared former royal aide southall khatami widely suspected of being a ringleader and mohammed al qatar tybee was a saudi consulate general in istanbul where the washington post columnist was murdered a former deputy intelligence chief syria was released for insufficient evidence 3 other people received jail terms totaling 24 years when the kingdom has denied any links to the hit squad killing but some of the team work for the saudi crown prince and the schapelle has more 14 months after jamal khashoggi was last

president has signed a decree for a referendum on a new constitution it's one of the main demands of protesters who've been demonstrating against the government for months but people took to the streets again on friday in the capital santiago please try to break up crowds with tear gas and water cal and the referendum will take place in april next year the current constitution dates back to 1980 under the dictatorship of general augusto pinochet . let me once again with a pencil and paper we citizens will be able to express our opinion and the find the country will take. a stand a speck is the founder and editor in chief of chile today and he says president pinera his legacy will be decided by the way he deals with the fallout of these protests. a one sided he can right now be to president and under his presidency a new constitution will be written i mean it's a chance for him to write history but on the other side i mean there's a lot of blood on his hands for everything that happened during the protests at the end is responsible for the atrocities committed by the army by the polic

you know the main thing that drives the russian economy which is greenhouse gases . an interesting window into the thoughts of a lot of my pollution evan. with the moscow times thank you so much. there's 2 pompei in italy will get the chance to see something special the ongoing restoration of some of the world's most famous works of art pay administrators are opening the doors on the 19th and 20th of december allowing the public to view work that's being carried out on the frescoes in the orchard house or the dead. a work on the images of gardens ornamental plants the flying birds is expected to be finished in february next year. the top stories that we're following for you at this hour britain's queen elizabeth has opened a new session of parliament following conservative prime minister boris johnson's election victory last week in her speech presenting the government's agenda she said his priority is to deliver it. and the house of representatives in the us has voted to impeach president donald trump vote was split along party lines with no republicans voting in fa

i don't like either the main candidates have so i'm struggling. none of them tell the truth.i decide to tell the change it just gets. out for themselves and how for us that for themselves that. i will buy i will fight. so hard that i might not mind up yeah. this is largely a one issue election still some are trying to focus on other important topics the latest work by renowned street. just banksy highlights the issue of homelessness at christmas time for many of britain's poorest brags it is the least of their concerns. london where our correspondent barbara faisal is standing by barbara campaigning now over a big election just hours away walk us through where things stand now in terms of the 2 main parties really each of these parties led by a leader who is not necessarily very popular. you know that both unpopular in their own little ways boris johnson is held as being untrustworthy by many people in britain particularly women don't like him looking at his colorful love life or looking at the many lies he sort of likes to tell so glibly without the later apologizing or putt

s most important election in a generation by both the conservative party and the main opposition labor party and the past out of voting has begun to decide who will form the next government and decide the future of brecht's it you're watching live pictures now of polling stations in london prime minister barak's johnson is expected to cost his vote very shortly he's seeking another 10 for his conservative party now in opposition is the labor party led by jeremy corbin it's the u.k. is a 3rd general election and less than 5 years let's go live now to rory chalons who's in london for us where we say polls open just over an hour ago voting has begun the weather is looking pretty grim has the day likely to pad out especially in terms of chad out. here an hour of voting done so far take us all the way through till 22 g.m.c. 10 or 10 o'clock this evening 15 hours of voting in title as you say we'll see boris johnson costing his ballot soon i think all the leaders of the main parties are going to be voting over the next 2 or 3 hours they want to get those pictures out boris johnson and call t

326 seats needed to become the biggest party and they've been huge losses for labor as we said the main opposition party the scottish nationalist party saw considerable gains now the election results defied expectations for the main parties what the conservatives did far better than expected the labor party in the liberal democrats saw their hopes dashed labour's leader is now on his way out and the lib dems leader has already gone failing even to win her own seat for the man who called it this election was an all or nothing gamble do or die in the end narratives gave way to relief as he and his conservatives looked on course for a historic night. the unlikeliest rock star welcome tells the 4 story of the result. that paid off. with this mandate and this majority we will be able to do what. the pay attention to is this this election means that getting brits done is not the irrefutable irresistible although arguable decision. of the british people this 2nd story is that of a labor party in need of a hug after it was defeated decades there heartlands did the unthinkable and voted conserva