matteo salvini is not budging.e says he will not give in anti-he would be happy to see the captoreized and -- the captain and the crew arrested. the european union has stepped in and is trying to find a solution. the migration commissioner is saying he is talking to different states to find a way to accommodate these migrants, but he cannot do anything unless they are allowed to disembark. the standoff is continuing and getting more desperate. -- thesemigrants have 42 migrants have been at sea for almost two weeks. genie: how are people in italy reacting? what are they saying? >> it has divided italians. we have seen strong headlines. had goly la republica captain on the headline. -- inhumanelined blocking, in reference to this ship. isleast one catholic diocese offering to accept these migrants. on the other hand, a poll showing 61% of italians are opposed to the docking of this ship. most of those who participated of matteorters salvini. a very divisive issue that has lit up social media and will test matteo savi

italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvini says the markets will not be allowed to land at lampedusa. they sailed back and forth near lampedusa for two weeks. now they've entered italian waters and are planning to disembark. on board the charity see watched reversal forty two migrants saved off libya. captain tweeted i decided to enter the port of lampedusa. i know what i'm risking but the forty two survivors i have on board or exhausted. i'm taking them to safety. italy has banned the ship from entering its waters and docking in lampedusa interior minister matteo salvini said that if the ship does enter export the crew would be heavily fined. the migrants will be sent to the netherlands. check this *-*- big and bustlin. it's unbelievable that the dutch government as in cat a. v.. none of it it isn't respecting the lord have a gimmick that he's going to beat their endangering the lives of thousands of immigrants. political gains you for a squalid. and discussing political game. the european court of human rights has rejected the migrants appeal to enter italy but it has ruled that it

carrying 42 people picked up off the coast of libya 2 weeks ago italy's far right interior minister matteo salvini says that he will not allow them to disembark and he has threatened to seize the ship and to have the captain arrested. for weeks the sea watch 3 had been circling the island of lampedusa. now with the migrants on board reportedly desperate and exhausted the captain decided enough was enough to boat entered italian waters on wednesday risking the wrath of the country's government. telling us our teams have just come on board to see restraint has stopped the hamas nothing to some of the 2nd tower subset to cancel the morning call to increase its acknowledge they are waiting for from the instructions from necessary as i really have to take the rescue off the ship but italy's interior minister is refusing to take any migrants tayo salvini built his reputation taking a tough line on migration now he's threatened legal action against the ship's crew of a visa you were warned you on board and we will use all the means democratically allowed to block this blatant contempt of the law. because

italian interior minister matteo salvini has claimed that the crew of the sea watch 3 committed quote an act of war by ramming a police boat the captain of the rescue ship car rollover at quetta might face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into the port. all right so germany are now out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight 21 defeat by sweden in the quarter finals and young speight from g.w. sports is here to take us through it so young like when this was not what people were expecting was it no not at all the fans the critics everyone didn't see this coming at all germany were clear favorites going into the much they hadn't conceded a goal in this tournament and they had blown away north korea 3 nil in the previous game but those some strange tactics here from germany's coach martina voss to the left who were stuck creative midfielder marjon on the bench but she stuck her star struck a alexander pope in midfield and so that really did kind of hurt germany's creativity going forward but that said sweden deserved to win this much so much more organized and they

towards the island of lampedusa because of worsening conditions on board italy's interior minister matteo salvini has described the vessel as an outlaw ship. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now and its shadow world. still. we are at war. i'm responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill. and some will be killed. and so i come here with an cute sense of the costs of armed conflict. filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other. like. leasing. thomas in turn had almost. the need to make it all. true things to already. there were 5 months in a world war one both sides were in trenches they were just mass slaughter across the landscape and were standing up sleeping they were in their own feces and their dead comrades were sitting there no man's land they couldn't even get them and bring them back for burial. it was christmas eve and a german high command sent little christmas trees it was like a stage set all of a sudden across the german fr

italy's interior minister matteo salvini barredeo the ship from its waters. >> we have had the situation us fromhas tried to bar entering italian waters for over a year. after our ship has been seized a couple of times for a short while, two or three weeks, but has always been released. there is never any legal grounds to hold us. we have always acted in accordance with international law. there is no reason for seizing our ship. >> almost 300 miners are staging a set into protest what they say is unfair pay and working conditions. workers have remained underground in the country's northwest for weeks. the human resources department be sacked over complaints including the dismissal of 50 employees. kong, democracy campaigners are staging another mass demonstration. it is the latest action they say is intended to show -- to draw attention to the future of human life in the autonomous territory. correspondent: for the second time in a week, hong kong police were trapped. more than 1000 protesters angry at how police have handled recent protests around the city center. the protesters are try

way: "this small town in calabria has become a symbol of the victory of the extreme right of matteo salvini now, andi matteo, but if the elections now, and i think the popularity of the league and the anti—immigration sentiment throughout the country and throughout europe had much to do with the local elections, but from what i‘ve heard, from the locals in the town, and what even the new mayor has said, the fact is that locals are very tired of the public city and the media attention that the town has attracted and they want to go back to normality and the problem is that lucano lost his populated back in 2016 when he was placed under investigation for misusing public funds, and out of city council is close to bankruptcy so people want change, the new mayor said he‘s going to curb migrants that can come into the town and the way forward is fixing public finances and getting back normality to the people in the small town that only has 1500 inhabitants and a very poor region. let‘s go to southern africa and botswana where the high court decriminalised gay sex earlier. here‘s the reaction in t

are back in her in a petition calling for italy to drop the charges this however falls under matteo salvini is cracked down the towel in interior minister and deputy prime minister is known for his open and strong until migrant views to stop rescue ships that are carrying migrants from docking on it telling shores and allowing refugees to disembark it's what he's been after since his appointment last year and he has supporters too it's not as though the italians are to do without probable cause there is much truth reporting that every year of investigation preceded the arrest including video use witness statements don't develop the picture mrs rescuing people from drowning is b.s. propaganda rescue them and take them to germany it is quite convenient to rescue people and leave them initially greece cetera we have enough migrants we don't. once anymore sheen able the trafficking of people that's illegal she's responsible for the so-called refugee crisis there is a clear split within the e.u. over how to tackle the migrant crisis and while they seek undecided on whether to assist or hinder th

matteo salvini has accused her of committing an ‘act of war‘.ime champions germany have suffered a shock loss to sweden in the women's world cup quarter final, winning 2—1 in rennes. sweden will now play the netherlands in the semi—final. at ten o'clock ben brown will be here with a full round up of the day's news. now on bbc news, our world: denmark's efforts to better integrate its migrant population are attracting controversy at home, and abroad, with the government designating 29 housing areas as migrant ghettos. denmark — a country consistently ranked as one of the happiest in the world. but recent controversy over immigration, and a newly introduced ghetto plan, threatens to damage its happy image. we would say that this is actually institutionalised racism. i have come to denmark as they face a general election... bbc, is danish immigration policy racist? ..to find out what impact these new laws are having... unless you're white, you're not danish. ..and what the future looks like for denmark's 500,000 immigrants. i think we would actuall

island of lampedusa because the situation on board was so desperate italy's interior minister matteo salvini as bar the ship from its waters saying it will be seized distressing images of a father and daughter who drowned in a river on the us mexico border has caused outcry over the dangers migrants face while trying to reach america on skin latinas and his 23 month old daughter died while traveling north from el salvador. in hong kong democracy campaign is a staging another mass demonstration in the center of the city is the latest action that they say is intended to draw attention to the future of human rights in the autonomous territory activists began a crowdfunding exercise on tuesday to pay for advertisement in newspapers around the world are wednesday they'd raised more than $800000.00 1st the top stories do stay with us witness is up next i was watching my phone or. yeah right on top of my. defense you know. like you know i got it and i see i'll be what i think i do i type our. video shot now do you know. with me. it's not. likely i need a lot of good. only magazine all on the ceilin

matteo salvini built his reputation taking a tough line on migration. now he is threatening legal action against the ship's crew. >> you are warned, you on board. we will use all the means democratically allowed to block this blatant contempt of the law, this complete disregard for law and order. i am not giving and will not give permission to anyone to disembark. to anyone. >> under a new law, vessels that defy orders to keep out of italian waters could face hefty fines and potential seizure. salvini insists responsibility for taking the migrants lies with germany where the sea watch nonprofit is headquartered, or the netherlands because the ship is sailing under a dutch flag, but so far, no country has volunteered to take them in, meaning it may be much longer before these people step foot on solid ground. brent: here are some of the other stories making headlines around the world weary of police say a man suspected of shooting and wounding two people has tied of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he is suspected of having opened fire as people were leav

matteo salvini has accused her of committing an ‘act of war‘.he netherlands in the semi—final. at ten 0'clock ben brown will be here with a full round up of the day's news.

but italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, was furious the ship had even entered italian waters,el would not be allowed to disembark. he also said that he had lodged a diplomatic protest with the netherlands. sea—watch, a ship operating outside the law, is endangering the lives of dozens of immigrants for a little political game. for a little disgusting and shady political game. they are the ones who are playing with the lives of human beings. italian authorities had earlier warned they would impose heavy fines or even impound the ship. but the charity that runs the boat says the captain of sea—watch 3 had no alternative but to head for lampedusa. it is also accused european institutions of not fulfilling their responsibilities to safeguard people rescued at sea. this isn't the first time this ship has been used to rescue migrants from the mediterranean. and also not the first time it has angered italian authorities. the last time it took assurances from six european countries, that they would take on the rescued migrants before it was allowed to dock. and unless european countri

over the country's debt crisis with deputy prime minister matteo salvini saying he will resign if brussels doesn't approve his proposed tax cuts it comes after the italian parliament proposed a new way of debt payment so-called many pots a form of financial bond which brussels apparently sees as a potential threat to the euro taylor explains. one always feels bad for the e.u. as if the public humiliation of $17000000.00 brits saying they just didn't like it wasn't enough now it's got another troublesome child on its hands italy now while it is the 3rd biggest economy in europe it's also one of the weakest it's plagued by sluggish growth high unemployment and a whole lot of debt and the e.u. is getting a bit and noid that not enough is being done to deal with this debt crisis so it's issued a warning that it will take disciplinary action but the mediterranean countries got other plans and it's come up with a nifty way around it all many bots or bills of treasury that basically small value notes the government would use to pay off people without using real money a bit like a lunch coupon but

the italian interior minister matteo salvini has been trying to keep the rescue ships away from italyaven't taken a "fair share" of migrants. a rally is taking place in new york to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the birth of the l6bt movement. thousands of activists from around the world have gathered in greenwich village. the rally is in a park near the stonewall inn, the gay bar where exactly 50 years ago patrons rose up against police harrassement, giving birth to a national and global movement in support of equal rights. 0ur l6bt correspodent, ben hunte, is there. it was on these streets in new york 50 years ago where many people say the modern l6bt rights movement was born. the stonewall inn gay bar was raided by police and that kicked off several nights of violent protests across the city. just a year later, and america had its first gay pride march. today, the stonewall inn is still standing and still serving and many people are out celebrating in the streets for world pride this weekend. it's estimated there will be around 4—6 million extra people in new york just to celebr

it's this man, matteo salvini, who barred the ship from docking.f migrants, branding the captain a pirate and an outlaw. despite the tough stance, which has reduced numbers, some migrants continue to risk their lives to try to reach europe. nearly 500 have made it to italian shores in just over two weeks. the hope of a better future stronger than the fear of authority. 6areth barlow, bbc news. the pop superstar lady gaga has praised the achievements of the gay rights movement at a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots in new york. in]une 1969, in a defining moment for the struggle for l6bt rights, patrons of a gay bar, the stonewall inn, rose up against police harassment. between four and six million people are expected in new york for a weekend of celebrations, as ben hunte reports. it is set to be the biggest pride event of all time. yes, this weekend, new york city is welcoming an estimated 4 million extra people to its streets to celebrate l6bt pride. it was here on christopher street 50 years ago where many people say th

italy's interior minister matteo salvini has accused the captain of a migrant rescue vessel of an "actcking. carola rackete was arrested at the italian port of lampedusa, following a two—week stand—off with police at sea. she could face several years in prison. a consignment of 1500 tonnes of rubbish that sparked a diplomatic row between canada and the philippines has arrived back in vancouver. it was supposed to be recycled, but the philippines refused to accept it because it contained household waste. a former new york policeman who made a powerful appeal to congress for health care for emergency workers who responded to the 9/11 attacks, has died. luis alvarez was 53 — and had been suffering from cancer linked to his work in the toxic rubble of the twin towers 18—years ago. the german chancellor angela merkel has said she is fine, following two bouts of shaking in public that have sparked concerns about her health. speaking at the g20 summit in osaka, she said it was a "reaction" that would "disappear" just as it had "arisen". it's almost four weeks since the brutal crackdown in sud

italian island of lampedusa in a challenge to the authority of italy's far—right interior minister, matteo salviniaken away by police. iran says that talks with the europeans and others aimed at saving the international nuclear deal have made progress — but not enough to meet tehran‘s demands. the iranians say britain, france and germany must protect them from sanctions imposed by president trump. the families of the eight people killed in the london bridge attack two years ago have reacted angrily after a coroner failed to apportion blame to police and the security services for not preventing it from happening. the victims died in a matter of minutes when three men drove into pedestrians and then stabbed people in nearby borough market. the united states has imposed sanctions on the son of venezuela's president, nicolas maduro, for his involvement in what it called his father's "illegitimate regime". the us treasury department said that nicolas maduro guerra was helping his father suppress the venezuelan people. france's highest court has given a final ruling that doctors can stop feeding a man w

italy's interior minister matteo salvini has accused the captain of a migrant rescue vessel of an actnch trying to stop her docking. carola ra kete was arrested at the italian port of lampedusa, following a two—week stand—off with police at sea. it's the 10th day of anti—russian protests in the georgian capital tbilisi. the demonstrators demand the resignation of the georgian interior minister, who they blame for police violence against a crowd that tried to storm parliament earlier this month. a consignment of 1,500 tonnes of rubbish that sparked a diplomatic row between canada and the philippines has arrived back in vancouver. it was supposed to be recycled, but the philippines refused to accept it because it contained household waste. a former new york policeman who made a powerful appeal to congress for health care for emergency workers who responded to the 9/11 attacks, has died. luis alvarez was 53 and had been suffering from cancer linked to his work in the toxic rubble of the twin towers. it's almost four weeks since the brutal crackdown in sudan. hundreds of protestors were k

percent of the population asked want the pope had angered italy's far right interior minister matteo salvini by receiving a group of roma the vatican salvina responded by repeating his promise to close all accounts in italy. or syria to jake and. my heart is heavy it is way down by the many experiences of discrimination segregation and mistreatment experienced by your communities history tell us that christians too including catholics are no strangers to such evil i would like to ask you forgiveness for this i ask forgiveness in the name of the church and the lord and i ask forgiveness of you. a curse ship in venice has collided with a tourist boat injuring at least 4 people when a sense of described chaotic scenes as the out of control ship careened into a dock and hayward reports of that the m.s.c. sounds its horn but it is too late passengers on board the tourist boat below to scramble to safety as the cruise line threatens trying the small of a. terrifying the passengers on the top deck. and from what ever angle you watch the collision is scary but the cruise liner simply warping their b

and italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, expressed his anger.ers seized and the ship arrested, i can only be pleased. but the un's refugee agency old for caution over the language used. the tone of the political debate around this issue with refugees and with the ngo boats is very concerning. i think there has perhaps been a loss of perspective stop you know the numbers arriving in europe now are drastically decreased. they are significantly down compared to what we have seen in previous years. the captain of the boat said she contacted authorities from not just italy, but germany, france, malta and even the european commission, but to no avail. the european commission has called on italy to allow the migrants to disembark stop and for member states to make a more co—ordinated effort to come to a swift resolution that those on board sea watch three. 50 years ago this friday the stonewall riots erupted in new york's greenwich village. hundreds of gay men and women took to the streets, to demand an end to discrimination. the events, which began wi

but italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, was furious the ship had even entered italian waters,dutch—registered vessel would not be allowed to disembark. he also said that he had lodged a diplomatic protest with the netherlands. translation: sea-watch, a ship operating outside the law, is endangering the lives of dozens of immigrants for a little political game, for a little disgusting and shady political game. they are the ones who are playing with the lives of human beings. italian authorities had earlier warned that they would impose heavy fines or even impound the ship. but the charity that runs the boat said the captain of sea—watch 3 had no alternative but to head for lampedusa. it also accused european institutions of not fulfilling their responsibilities to safeguard people rescued at sea. this isn't the first time the ship has been used to rescue migrants from the mediterranean, and also not the first time it has angered italian authorities. the last time, it took assurances from six european countries that they would take on the rescued migrants before it was allowed t