yes, luigi di maio, perhaps was looking at matteo salvini, they are of course from different parties,k that will be a relief to brussels but still hear migration dominates discussion. matteo salvini has just been seeing in milan viktororban, the hungarian prime minister. there is a lot of similarity between the two, but there is a fault line in that alliance. matteo salvini wants the rest of the european union to take the migrants which land here. viktor orban says that he and a number of other countries in central and eastern europe are simply not interested. jenny, i was interested to hear one official in saxony suggest that there had been a role from the internet and fake news surrounding what has happened for the last couple of nights. what are you hearing about that? what kinds of things are circling on the internet that might be inflaming tensions? the violence initially began, actually, after a german man was killed in a street fight in the early hours of sunday morning. it turns out that police arrested a syrian man and an iraqi man. now very quickly, rumours started circulati

interior minister matteo salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing my quest rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvini only allowed people to disembark after five days on board when albania ireland and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants. german turkish journalist. who has returned to germany after being jailed in turkey for seven months on terror related charges she vowed to continue fighting for colleagues imprisoned in turkey crackdown after a failed coup two years ago tony who was freed last december but not allowed to leave the country and till now. the u.s. playwright neil simon has died at the age of ninety one in new york the tony award winner was one of broadway's most prolific and popular writers his hits include the odd couple the sunshine boys and barefoot in the park much of his work focused on every day struggles of the middle class. a memorial service will be held for john mccain next saturday his office has announced a u.s. senator and former presidential candidate will be laid to rest the following day mccain died saturday at the age of e

commission to stop migration his comments came after a meeting with the tell you interior minister matteo salvini orbán praised me for being the first senior figure in europe's mediterranean countries to prove that it is possible to stop migrants arriving by sea prosecutors at the international criminal court are calling for the conviction of former congo warlord basco into gonda on charges including murder rape conscripting child soldiers and sexual slavery into gonda faces eighteen counts for his role in the deadly conflict in the democratic republic of congo congo fifteen years ago he denies the charges washington says the international court of justice has no authority to force the u.s. to lift it sanctions against iran iranian lawyers have demanded that the u.n. court stop economic sanctions really imposed by washington over tehran's nuclear program the u.s. state department says the same sions are a matter of national security. thousands of fans are expected to line up in detroit michigan over the next few days to pay their last respects to so legend aretha franklin the singer's body is lyi

immigration in europe on kerry and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini vowed to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers picture or the man who has built a wall to keep out migrants entering by land i'm not tell you solve the need who is closely tied in polls to most migrants arriving by sea it's time for leaders who think like them to take control they say. in europe there will be elections in may we want to change a lot of things but we. new commission and a new european parliament a start up on him because lee actually for the protection of told us and stop a migration. to make. it what starts today is a new journey that will lead us to a different europe we need to change the european commission european policies and focus on jobs the right to live on health security. the talks a protest against racism and intolerance these demonstrators are deeply suspicious of the right wing alliance taking shap

that this is zealand prosecutors have opened an inquiry into the country's interior minister matteo salvini here in germany chancellor angela merkel has been. where she hopes to improve economic ties particularly in the energy sector the country in the caucus is a major producer of natural gas and a key pipeline being built could pump into could pump into europe and reduce reliance on russia but that could be complicated by azerbaijan's human rights record and its bitter dispute with neighboring armenia. the german chancellor was welcomed by an azerbaijani honor guard but president ilham aliyev didn't welcome everyone americans delegation parliamentarian ah but violent a member of merkel's party was not allowed into the country he had visited the disputed region of the gorno carpark he was quickly replaced by another going to start member johan botha for despite the snow medical defended her visit she said it wouldn't be possible to resolve conflict without talks mentioned wastes far. we had a frank discussion about human rights and we didn't agree on every issue but i argued for a strong c

some of the other stories making news around the world at the moment italy's interior minister matteo salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvini only allowed people to do some balk after five days on board when albania island and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants. in taiwan at least six people have been killed and thousands evacuated from the results of days of rain flooding hit forty seven areas inundating houses and submerging vehicles taiwanese leader william live visited the area and apologised to angry residents who have criticised the government for failing to come to their aid. and more than three hundred south koreans have traveled to north korea to meet their long lost relatives it's the second round of such temporary reunions of family members separated by decades by the one nine hundred fifty to one nine hundred fifty three korean war earlier this week about two hundred other south koreans went to the scenic diamond mountain resort for some of the reunions. and in belgariad sixteen people have been

as have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister matteo salvini over his refusal to allow more than one hundred rescued migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship they've been stuck for ten days in the syrian port city of qahtani and salvini originally said the migrants would not be allowed to leave until other european nations agreed to take them in but on saturday evening he announced they would disembark in the coming hours and joining us now from rome is journalist philip will and philip it's good to see you so is this the first time in its city that a politician will be investigated for his role in forbidding migrants to enter the country. for this specific crime i don't take care. ever be another similar case clearly the phenomenon of mass migration across the mediterranean is relatively new the last four or five years. and it's only new book less government staying in power not much more than two months that is taking this very hard look that has led to a standoff and the. people being cooped up on board the ship for a total of ten days since they were first rescued.

italy's interior minister matteo salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily. only allow people to disembark after five days on board when albania ireland and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants. in taiwan at least six people have been killed and thousands of evacuees from their homes after days of heavy rainfall flooding hit forty seven areas inundating houses and submerging vehicles taiwanese leader william live visited the area and apologized to every residents who criticize the government for failing to come to their aid. more than three hundred south koreans have traveled to north korea to meet their long lost relatives it's the second round of temporary were unions of family members who've been separated for decades by the korean war earlier this week about two hundred other south koreans went to the scenic diamond mountain resort for similar reunions . turning now to zimbabwe where the country's new president emerson and gone one has taken the oath of office following the country's disputed july election was ina

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoseour actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: britain's new $4 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, sets sail for the east coast of america. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines. former un secretary—general and nobel peace prize laureate kofi annan, has died. he was 80. mr annan was the first black african to hold the top diplomatic position, winning the peace prize for helping to revitalise the un. adam wild has all the sport.

disappointed with the way the italians have reacted, the new government, we have the interior minister, matteo salvinie one more refugee, because his country won't become a holding pen for all of europe. first of all, i have to take every italian government for what it is, we have to respect the political decisions of an italian government. we also have to make clear that we have certain european rules, we have certain european values. and this is what makes us so unique in the european union. i completely understand that mediterranean countries, like italy, like malta, like greece, like spain, are sharing more of the burden than other countries. and that's why the system in europe must be that other countries show more solidarity with our south european partners. that is the whole debate we are having that in good and bad times you have to show solidarity among the member states, but one thing is also clear. there is an obligation to save those people, to rescue those people, when they are risking their lives in the mediterranean. but when you see what is happening, whether it's an chemnitz or in ita

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoserough our actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has been holding talks with the russian president, vladimir putin, outside berlin. the discussions were wide ranging, on syria, iran and the controversial gas pipeline, nordstream two. earlier, mr putin ignored criticism and attended the wedding of austria's foreign minister, who's been attacked for inviting him. 0ur berlin correspondent jenny hill reports. the greeting cordial enough. vladimir putin is said

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims, but it has stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. as venezuela's economic problems deepen, the effects are being felt across south america. ecuador has now banned venezuelans from entering without a passport, trapping thousands of people trying to flee hardship at home. and, in one border town in brazil, residents drove out hundreds of venezuelan migrants following a robbery. bill hayton reports. is in the this town on the brazilian border with venezuela, soldiers on the street protecting hundreds o

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. britain's new $3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, has set sail from portsmouth this evening for the east coast of america. there, jets will land on the deck for the first time. two f—35 test planes are expected to carry out 500 landings and take—offs while she's at sea. less than a week after being found not guilty of affray, the cricketer ben stokes has returned to action for england in the third test against india. the hosts are looking to build an unassilable 3—0

the italian interior minister, matteo salvini, is being investigated over his refusal to allow 100 migrantsprosecutors in sicily have opened an inquiry into possible illegal confinement, illegal arrest, and abuse of power. mr salvini said he welcomed the chance to explain his actions. earlier, the united nations said the migrants should be allowed to disembark immediately and called on eu countries to urgently take them in. three men have been rescued and two remain missing after a fishing vessel sank in the north sea. two lifeboats, a coastguard helicopter and other vessels are searching for the men after their ship sank 25 miles north—east of great yarmouth, in norfolk. the rescued men had been on a life raft for four hours before they were spotted by a cruise ship. david bowie's one—time mentor, lindsay kemp, has died at the age of 80. the dancer and mime artist choreographed the singer's ziggy stardust concerts in london in 1972. he also taught kate bush, and appeared in the cult horror film the wicker man. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaste

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser. "we will speak through our actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims, but it has stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: why are these nurses in arizona all smiles? we will have the full story in just a few minutes. washington, the world's most political city, is today assessing the political health of the world's most powerful man. indeed, i did have a relationship with miss lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. in south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the wors

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thosee told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. the headlines on bbc news: the first black united nations secretary general — kofi annan, dies at the age of 80. facing the worst monsoon in a century — hundreds of thousands are made homeless in southern india. thousands mourn for the victims of the motorway bridge collapse in genoa. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's adam wild. good evening, lets start at stamford bridge. chelsea against arsenal always looked likely to be the game of t

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it has stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. ecuador has brought in new rules to prevent entry into the country without a passport. the colombian government has criticised the restrictions, fearing thousands of migrants will remain trapped on its side of the border. a sudanese immigrant with british citizenship has been charged with two counts of attempted murder after a car crashed into people outside the houses of parliament in central london earlier this week. he will appear before magistrates

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, has threatened to send a boatload of more than 170 migrants the european union offers real help. he's refused to let the migrants off the italian coastguard vessel that them picked up earlier this week and headed to an italian port. italy and malta have been arguing about who has responsibility for taking them in. israel has closed the erez border crossing point, which people use to cross to and from the gaza strip. exemptions on urgent humanitarian grounds will be allowed. it comes after continuing protests by palestinians on the border became violent. two palestinians were shot dead by israeli forces on friday, the latest among about 170 killed since the current wave of protests started in late march. an egyptian man who hijacked a plane has been deported from cyprus to egypt after a two—year extradition battle. seif al—din mostafa is alleged to have used a fake suicide belt to hijack an egyptair plane in march 2016. he diverted the plane to cyprus where he was arrested. he had argued that he would not face a fair trial in egypt. in the us,

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thosethrough our actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims, but it has stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. a new tax on plastics is expected to be introduced by the government in order to curb the use of non—recyclable plastic items such as drinking straws, single use cutlery and black food trays. it follows a record 162,000 responses to a government consultation on how to reduce waste and improve recycling. tom barton reports. how best to reduce the tons of plastic that end up in landfill... ..and the oceans every year? that was the question po

fulfilled his party has slumped what elsewhere in europe the far right torch has been picked up by matteo salvini of the italian league who shares a mutual admiration of hungary's viktor orban builders himself who want nothing more than to be back in the headlines alongside them even or perhaps especially if his tactics lead to a threat to his own safety lawrence lee al jazeera the hague a german authorities in the eastern city of hemet preparing for more far right anti immigration rallies after violent confrontations earlier in the wake thousands of people have taken part in two days of protests against asylum seekers and minorities in the city that's after the arrest of two men from syrian and iraqi backgrounds on suspicion of fatally stabbing a german man on sunday we're going to check in with dominic cain now who is live from him that's what's it like now dominic relative to what we saw earlier in the wake. well the point to make here kemal is i am standing in front of this demonstration by the group called pro cam it's affectively a rallying cry as it were for people from the far right those

interior minister matteo salvini ibomised that anyone respo for the bridge failure will bent held accle. >> ( translated ):ntow is the mof relief, intervention, work, sweat and prayer. o night will have tothe time to find out s responsible, the names and surnames of those who are guilty of unacceptable den hs. >> yang:e meantime, search teams are working into the night. for thpbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: ithe day's other news, an early morning bus crash in ecuador killed at least 24 peoe, and injured 22. officials said the bus struck an oncoming vehicle at high spe, and flipped. it happened southeast of the capital, quito, in an area known as "dead man's curve." many of the passengers were colombian and venezuelan. a car plowed into pedestrians in london today, outside the houses of parliament, injuring three people. it was the latest such incident in the city. police labeled it a terrorist act. the crash came during the busy morning rush hour. the driver was taken into custody, but investigators said he had refused to talk. back in this country, president trump escalated h

now we will shift gears to italy that's where the deputy prime minister matteo salvini is being accused of spring racist attacks often repairing to quote pay tribute to the fascist dictator when he was so many andrew well tell us more about that story and your yeah this is a big topic in italy right now dream with some speaking speaking of a racism emergency in the country and as during said commentators are pointing the finger of blame towards one man the deputy prime minister. and his agenda as you see here on his facebook cover photo of italians first now so he has cracked down on refugees and migrants since his populist coalition government between the league party and the five star movement came to power in june and since then he's pushed a zero tolerance approach on immigration and of course as you probably know close its hellion ports to migrant rescue boats now last week the leading catholic weekly famiglia christiane of ran this cover page called calling salvini the devil the text here on the cover reads go away salvini that's a play on a comment from jesus saying go away satan

the country's interior minister, matteo salvini, had refused to allow the migrants off until a decisionuld go was reached. mr salvini is under investigation for his role in the stand—off, after sicilian prosecutors opened an inquiry into illegal confinement and abuse of power. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said that anyone crossing the border would need a passport. peru had been trying to stem the flow of people coming into the country as they fled the economic crisis in venezuela, but the foreign minister has now said that no one will be denied entry. and there was a lighthearted moment during the pope's appearance in dublin last night. many of us will have asked ourselves what would we say or do when meeting someone famous. well, if you're 12 year old alison nevin the answer is you ask him for a selfie! and he loved it as well. the crowd just loved it. the crowd at croke park cheered as pope francis posed for the picture which is sure to be shared around the world when it eventually makes its way to social media. i know that the news

parliament that stop migration his comments come after a meeting with the italian interior minister matteo salvini orbán praised me for being the first senior figure in europe's mediterranean countries to prove that it is possible to stop migrants arriving by sea. prosecutors at the international criminal court are calling for the conviction of the former congo warlord bosco and ganga on charges including murder rape conscripting child soldiers and sexual slavery he faces eighteen counts for his role in the deadly conflict in the democratic republic of congo fifteen years ago he denies the charges washington says that the international court of justice has no authority to force the u.s. to lifted sanctions against iran iranian lawyers have demanded the u.n. court lift economic sanctions were imposed by washington over its nuclear program the u.s. state department says the u.s. has a right to protect its national security. helen humphrey is here now and we're talking about potentially a new north american free trade deal absolutely that's right and right now sara the u.s. says it does still hope to

it comes as the interior minister matteo salvini has today repeated his refusal to let a boatful of migrants in sicily. but many inside and outside the government are uneasy with salvini's tough stance on immigration. a regional public prosecutor has gone as far as to launch an investigation against "unknown persons" with charges of kidnapping. james reynolds is in rome for us. james, tell us about this unusual intervention by the public prosecutor? essentially the public prosecutor? essentially the public prosecutor is looking into whether or not there is a case to answer as to the migrants on board have been deprived of their liberty, not allowed to step down from the boat, looking into unknown persons. mateus albini has taken that up and he says iam here albini has taken that up and he says i am here to defend my country.” was watching the polls for the league and it seems to me that although there is some disquiet with some of the officials in government, he says he is reflecting public opinion by taking this stand and their poll numbers have risen over their poll numbers have risen over

last night the interior minister, matteo salvini, came here and declared that every company taking publicown children. he said whoever was responsible would be made to pay. there is real anger here. hows, whys, who's to blame, all need to be addressed. but there are families missing loved ones, still waiting for news. their answers must come first. danjohnson, bbc news, genoa. italian prime minister giuseppe conte just gave this statement. the number of confirmed dead at the moment is 38. the number of injured is 15, of which five are in a critical condition. let's pray for them to recover as best as they possibly can. we also had an update on those who were displaced by the disaster and we have made plans so they have somewhere safe and peaceful to stay and are able to cope with this tragedy. we also carried out an assessment on the state of the road system here in genoa to ensure that the city and the people here are able to get back on the roads as quickly and efficiently as possible. west midlands have deployed armed officers after two birmingham mosques were attacked with catapults.

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini is saying the group can't come ashore — though some children in the migrants. it's becoming an incendiary political issue. one prosecutor has even launched an investigation of kidnapping. the public prosecutor has opened an investigation against an ‘unknown person'. there is no unknown person, investigate me! i am the one who doesn't want illegal migrants to come to italy." in many ways that's stories play into his political narrative. there are big opportunities for publicity and they are his core message. that's the reason why people are voting for him in italy and interestingly enough you have voters from other movements, the other party that's in the government coalition with him, now they're deciding to cover him instead. shifting because they really like his tough stance on europe and on immigration. they like his approach. thus people who voted for the 5—star because they did not find an alternative in the right—wing there was vital for them they say oh, actually he saying what i want. yes, i don't want to see my grandson the beaches sel

here's italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvini earlier.on: i have crossed that bridge hundreds of times, but now as an italian citizen i will do everything to get the names and surnames of those as possible past and present because it's unacceptable that people can die this way in italy. but his coalition partner — the five star movement — has in the past been vocal in its opposition to investing in new motorways. this image is a still from the website of the five star movement back in 2013. in the highlighted paragraph you can see, its rejects the notion that this the bridge could face an imminent collapse, citing a 2009 report saying that it could last another 100 years. this graphic shows how much italy has invested in infrastructure compared to a number of their european neighbours — italy is the blue line — less than spain, germany, france and the uk. earlier i spoke to marco zatterin, deputy editor—in—chief at the italian newspaper, la stampa. i asked him where he thinks responsibility lies. matteo is utterly wrong in putting the bla

and in italy commuters started singing the song when deputy prime minister matteo salvini got on a bus they were riding that's him in that blue blazer at the front there so why were they singing it well something is part of the far right movement that critics have labeled as fascist now from italy around the world and back ballot shall seem to have a sort of universal appeal we asked one journalist and roma why she thinks that might be it's a song of foods many resistant to the current saying in syria hearings into iran that turks in texas where when silvio berlusconi finally resigned in two thousand and eleven those are right on the streets here oh i can think of two reasons why those shows still has the power to move an army and one it's not a rhetorical story it's a simple story about a man and what he was here a woman is freedom to in every generation young people like the italian part of them have to struggle to gain their rate for places in the world today so many young people are being told to put their heads down and make do with less showers them to resist to protest the greed

builders policy has slumped one elsewhere in europe the far right torch has been picked up by matteo salvini of the italian league who shares a mutual admiration of hungary's viktor orban builders himself who want nothing more than to be back in the headlines alongside them even or perhaps especially if his tactics lead to a threat to his own safety lawrence lee al jazeera the hague. if all of this sounds a little familiar that's because it is and i went back to the arkansas down to zero dot com today just for a little bit of a refresher you go right back initially to this is february of two thousand and six the cartoons which were published. in denmark which caused outrage across the muslim world it led to again rallies in pakistan as we've seen today as well it even led to and this is an interesting point with making in this case a yemeni editor was fined just for reprinting the cartoons not to say they don't necessarily support them but his true newspaper chose to reprint the cartoons and then more recently of course you have a. magazine in france in this case again caricature of the prop

last night the interior minister, matteo salvini, came here and declared declared that every companyct their structures like their own children. he said whoever was responsible would be made to pay. there is real anger here. hows, whys, who's to blame, all need to be addressed. but there are families missing loved ones, still waiting for news. their answers must come first. detectives have been granted more time to quiz the suspect in the alleged terror attack in westminster on tuesday. 29—year—old salih khater, a british citizen originally from sudan, was arrested by armed police after crashing his car into a barrier outside the houses of parliament. he is being held on suspicion of terror offences and attempted murder. the rugby player danny cipriani is due to appear before magistrates on jersey this morning after being arrested outside a nightclub in st helier. the gloucester fly—half, who has recently been recalled to the england team, was arrested in the early hours of yesterday morning. he is charged with a number of offences including resisting arrest and assaulting a police o

last night the interior minister, matteo salvini, came here and declared that every company taking publicke their own children. he said whoever was responsible would be made to pay. there is real anger here. hows, whys, who's to blame, all need to be addressed. but there are families missing loved ones, still waiting for news. their answers must come first. danjohnson, bbc news, genoa. let's go live to genoa, and to my colleague tim wilcox. what are the latest developments? we have been here five hours and all night there's been the sound of heavy drilling as rescue workers try to smash up those huge chunks of reinforced concrete to try to find out which vehicles, people are probably now bodies, lying behind those chunks of concrete. we've been getting updates from the fire crews. u nfortu nately getting updates from the fire crews. unfortunately no more victims or survivors found, in fact nothing in the last 2a hours. they still don't know how many cars and lorries are underneath there. this will take a long time. the numbers of dead, 39, 15 people are in hospital, 12 of whom are critica

we saw it from the start, matteo some been -- salvini saying it has to do with the austerity.hat is the latest with the spat? >> she did not say the eu is responsible for the bridge collapse, but he is certainly using the bridge collapse as a way to target deficit rules. probably with a view towards negotiations of the budget than any sort of past event. but it is clearly going to be a major part of italy's offensive when discussing the 2019 budget in an attempt to get leeway on spending. in au has struck back statement reminding italy that they have received structural funds for infrastructure. is not theng them it eu that decides how government spends their money within the fiscal constraints. the eu just sets overall targets. it does not say how the money should be spent within that. we are certainly going to see a lively discussion over italy's 2019 budget, that is for sure. clear, he hinted that eu spending limits can put lives at risk. the exact quote say is these risks prevent us from spending and wonders if it makes sense. he did not blame them, but you must it. -- alm

migrants who'd been stranded for days on a rescue ship and tanya to disembark interior minister matteo salvini said albania and ireland would take some forty five migrants while the rest would be housed by italy's catholic church sicilian prosecutors have placed salvini under investigation for initially refusing to allow the migrants off the ship. if you. think. with the senses. recognize. and experience the inexpressible. the cultural magazine. arts twenty one. g.w. . the bonus league is back defending league champions byron munich picked up where they left off and tomas known as god is scoring boots on again netting the first goal of the new.

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