that was the minister for communications and information. you're watching newsday on the bbc.mme: four people, including two children, are killed in the south east of the united states as tornados sweep in. also on the programme: we look at how money is being raised in australia to stop indigenous women from being sent to jail over unpaid fines. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be chasing her new world best time for years to come. quite quietly, but quicker and quicker, she seemed just to slide away under the surface and disappear. this is new

juliette saly with the singapore minister for communications and information. y secretary steven mnuchin may be pushing for a currency clause as the u.s. and japan are said to kickoff trade talks and look at what is at stake next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "daybreak asia." >> japan is kicking off trade negotiations with washington. shinzo abe is desperate to avoid fallout on lucrative auto exports while president trump wants to crack open japan's agricultural markets and reduce a trade deficit. joining us now from tokyo, the former trade negotiator at the japanese ministry of foreign affairs. professor, always great talking to you. we would not be having this conversation about a bilateral deal if the u.s. had stuck with the transpacific partnership. can the u.s. get more than what japan already agreed to during that deal? think both leaders from japan and the united states, they have met already september last year. the kind already had of framework. determined to go ahead with this bilateral talks with the united states. in regard of agriculture prod

yes, cuts to esol were a mistake, they remain a mistake, the minister for communities and local governmenttuff happening in society, with the rise of the right wing, i cannot stress that enough. yesterday, baroness lawrence saying we must combat racism. language detoxifies everything, it makes everything straightforward. it isa makes everything straightforward. it is a no—brainer that this would —— that we would make this a single major priority. when we hear the link made between right—wing —— right—wing extremism and the failure of people to speak english, they are uncomfortable about that, baroness va rty has uncomfortable about that, baroness varty has said that encourages extremism rather than dealing with it. the rise of the far right and racist, we need to combat them straightforwardly, it is not the responsibility of the women we have been listening to on the programme, getting themselves to english classes, to actually deal with the far rightand classes, to actually deal with the far right and to deal with racism. —— baroness warsi. dealing with the far right and dealing with raci

well sudan's for minister is calling on the international community support the new military leadership saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have announced their support for the transitional military council riad has promised aid and is calling on protesters to quote give priority to national interests so done as part of the so do you are you coalition fighting in yemen the u.a.e. and saudi arabia have learned billions of dollars to khartoum in the recent years libya's un backed government forces say they have shot down a fighter jet belonging to the warlords and if i have to these pictures appear to show the aftermath in the south of tripoli in the area of why did it appear have to us forces say the plane crashed they launched an offensive earlier this month to take control of b. capital. has more from tripoli military commanders with the government of national called in tripoli say that they have shut down. fighter jet this has been also confirmed by her forces who say the fight at all of the pilot managed to escape with a parachute apparently the fighter jet was sucked down in an area near th

communities. all right for so much. several former ministers from sudan's ousted ruling party have been released from prison they were arrested after the fall of one of the shoes government the news is likely to add to the anger of protesters rallying outside army headquarters in khartoum. falls in the capital. under the scorching sun thousands of protesters gather outside the sudanese army headquarters in khartoum for friday prayers. the someone is heavily laden with political messages condemning the rejean of deposed former president omar al bashir messages to the demonstrations continue until the protesters achieve their goal a return to civilian rule in sudan. as soon as the prayers over the now familiar chance filled the road it will not then we need a civilian government to set up a foundation for a modern sudan followed by elections that have integrity and represent the will of the people. and there's not a sadness hasn't of the former regime divided the people through segregation and racism and today we are united as one nation without

you on ranch life or as my guest head of the real research center for defense communication thank you so much. because health minister earlier said the little known sri lankan hard line group was responsible national. splinter from another religious group he was arrested for inciting hatred against buddhists in two thousand and sixteen. members of the group initially accused of the bombings national been detained in russia's far east. has details earlier on tuesday russia's federal security service announced that several people involved in terrorist activity have been detained in russia during separate counterterrorist operations first in russia's far eastern region on the mortar where the federal agents dismantled a former member cell of a bigger islamist group known as though he'd jihad the poison jihadist group that still unclear forces believe is responsible for the deadly easter and attacks. in the country that killed hundreds the f.s.b. also claimed that the group was apparently funded through international terrorist structures and its members were planning a trip to syria where they wanted to fight on the side

they called for the international community not to meddle in the situation in venezuela now russia has for months now been accusing the u.s. of meddling the foreign minister sergey lavrov in march came out and accused the u.s. of meddling again accuse them of organizing a coup in venezuela so it seems that venezuela is one of the cases where russia is very much setting up its its foreign policy is anti u.s. and the tensions between russia and the u.s. are boiling to the surface in the country there so what does russia have in venezuela. well first of all russia and venezuela are historic. the two countries have been close for decades and actually we've even seen in recent months russia sending troops to venezuela they confirmed reports fairly recently saying however that the troops that were sent were military advisors and that they wouldn't be used for any military operations in the country but it's not just geopolitical interests that russia has it's also a cute economic interests first of all venezuela has been been a big importer of russian grain of russian arms and russia has also and russian companies as well has also given venezuela huge loans wort

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no hero while the british prime minister and officials praise acquittal for ending the song just. community brands it's a dog day journalism. has preceded me any journalists can be extradited for prosecutions of the journalists in a song in our faces extradition to the us where the justice department has revealed he's wanted for allegedly conspiring to government computer. karen's here for the top of next hour with another news updates in the meantime stick around for the cause a report you're watching. a everybody this is the kaiser report kaiser you know a lot of people are questioning capitalism these days you've got radio famous hedge fund manager in connecticut he wrote a long piece about capitalism failing how to cure it what should we should do and all this other stuff and it's become a big topic. ok you know ray deleo we're going to get into that actually i think the next episode all will cover that his whole insight into the u.s. economy but he did say capitalism is failing a huge percentage of the population but is that you know when you say that a lot of libertarians an austrian

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regime of other members of the military like the defense minister for example who themselves have been singled out by the international community because of the civil wars i suspect that they're much more likely to send him an exile somewhere as opposed to hand him over a lot depends on how it works out with the civilian protesters ok so let's talk about the civilian protesters clearly are still. they were happy at first but they had bigger plans they have a bigger picture that they say what do you have your eye on in the coming days and weeks what would you like to see happen well i would like to see some sort of a transitional regime number one that has civilians in it that is not just a military creation behind closed doors and second it is a transition that does not see two years which frankly is a long time that allows the military to try to hold itself in power but instead he transition only so long as necessary to organize elections to create a stable political process i think both those steps are needed so how how do you get those things i mean i know that the international community is concerned there are a lot of coun

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now it's time for them to carry the burden as i take care of my goat there's a problem being ferried around pakistan especially in poorer communities like. the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for all the boring and leaving the country in day. but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being ferried even in rural areas close to that capital islamabad although to be buried grow their own crop they don't have been out for land and said that the spiraling costs of living means they have to find or turn a day of employment not far away his sons are busy on a construction project to make extra money you do need to within a year the new government promised to lower prices but instead they have increased we also have to pay more for harvesting our wheat because of rising electricity and fuel prices we have to work extra hours to cope with this farmer says things that have never been this bad. for it you're not a buzzer god has been kind in giving us land if it rains we get something but if it doesn't we get nothing the

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for libya's interior minister the conflict has reached a new level of illegality and this is a community. and. it is beautiful but you cannot believe the one he killed his people like this and that the united nations is evacuating migrants and refugees from camps in tripoli's south to rescue them from the fighting but two thousand seven hundred people are trapped close to the front i'm could get caught up in combat that they're trapped by the fighting so it's a race against time to try and relate them to safety because it's really a matter of life or death so it's really critical that we really get them to safety the bombs are getting closer worries that fighting may escalate even further are growing the libyan government is warning of a new wave of refugees with europe as their goal. german chancellor angela merkel has expressed her shock and sadness for the victims of a bus crash on the portuguese island of madeira the accident killed at least twenty nine people with many of them reported to be german tourists the bus plunged down a hillside of the modern capital one child on wednesday

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is a community a calling for more protection. pakistan's prime minister. and the president. issued statements of condemnation saying the resolve of the nation in the fight against terror. andrew symonds. that's coming up. in karachi. a number of people who are. mourning. and. after seven years living in the ecuadorian embassy in london wiki leaks founder julian assange is in british custody and facing extradition to the u.s. he was arrested on to ecuador as government withdrew his asylum within hours he was convicted by a u.k. court on charges of breaching bail morry chalons reports from london. they've been waiting a long time but seven years after julian assange first entered ecuador's london embassy to escape the british legal system police offices hold him out again ecuador had finally tired of its troublesome guest and revoked his right to asylum within hours he was in a u.k. court and the u.s. confirmed it wants him extradited i just fame with mr sanchez in the police cells he wants to thank all of his supporters today on going to morsi and he said i told you so the wi

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above the law and no hero while the british prime minister and officials praise i could offer for ending a soldier's asylum the whistleblowing community branded a dark day for journalism. its precision means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the united states for having published truthful information about the united states this is a dark day of journalism. in our faces extradition to the u.s. where the justice department has revealed he's wanted for allegedly conspiring to hire government computers. versatility dot com for more coverage of the developing story surrounding the arrest of julius. sophia and co-hosts the former president of iceland for an in-depth discussion on the future of the region see again what i was taught. a welcome to soviet. as to race for the arctic is gaining ground more countries are seeking to expand their presence there is the world's coldest place turning into a major hot spot while i ask. former president of iceland. the harsh cold of the seas or around the north pole has long frozen any conflicts between the on. the natural resources right for each structure with countries known e

those political leaders, those communities in dairy spoke for the reality in the heart of >> you been watching prime minister's questions. watch live on c-span2 or watch sunday night on c-span. you can go to c-span.org to find video of past "prime minister's questions" and other british public affairs programs. what is livek at on the c-span networks monday. the carnegie endowment for international peace holds a discussion on the trump administration's policy towards iran. at 2:00 p.m. the house begins their week with legislative business. mike pompeo discusses u.s. foreign policy at an event hosted by the hill newspaper. at noon, a discussion on economic inequality. 3:00 p.m. comes in at to continue work on executive nominations. on c-span3, a discussion on syria and the middle east hosted by the center for a new american security. at three: 30 p.m. former vice president joe biden kicks off his campaign with a valley in pittsburgh. house veterans affairs committee hearing on how to prevent suicide by military veterans. monday night on "the communicators" a conversation on privacy and internet developments wit

hundred of them had died in attacks over the past five years and community leaders are calling for more protection. pakistan's prime minister imran khan and the president are if alvey issued statements of condemnation saying the resolve of the nation in the fight against terror would not be weakened. andrew symonds. live now to caracas. what more do we know about this bomb attack in quest of the. community members. particularly because. less than two kilometers from mazar gunjan where the ranch to berlin food market there situated every day that is guarded by security forces for their safety because these people have come under attack over five hundred of them have been killed in the past five years still today was another routine day and there arrived at the vegetable market under the car by the apparently the attack taking place as these people entered and you store in and through the lens report it was a ball when explosion that. took down a lot of story left a lot of casualties but also shattered windows in the nearby buildings or indeed a deadly attack according to the source and now that dead daughter climbing as well

hundred of them had died in attacks over the past five years and community leaders are calling for more protection. pakistan's prime minister imran khan and the president are if i'll be issued statements of condemnation saying the resolve of the nation in the fight against terror would not be weakened. andrew simmons. has this update from karachi. a deadly attack in the provincial capital of baluchistan in quite that city the targeted appears to be was our community although a number of other people were also killed in that attack the explosion was so paul four that. struck down windows and nearby buildings and shook the place and of course the police still investigating as to what was the nature of the explosives and rather that it was remotely controlled or time to golf in the morning when a community would be shopping at market so far no one has taken responsibility and the security forces of course now providing security to hold out our community who have been targeted in the past also over five hundred of them have been killed in the last five years forcing many of their community members to leave and take protection a

it's time for them to carry the burden as i take care of my goat and it's a problem being ferried around pakistan especially in poor communities like these the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for all the boring and leaving the country in debt but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being fed even en route.

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community may have known of a e taken. >> reporter: sri lanka's prime minister called for unity and support within the country. >> we have to make sure terrorism does not lift itself in sri lanka. >> reporter: the string of bombings ripped through luxury hotels and three catholic churches. this man says his family was celebrating easter morning mass at st. anthony's. >> mass was at 8:30. they all got caught. there were three people, mother, father, child, they all died. >> reporter: another explosion destroyed the roof of st. sebastian's. the violence reminds many of the long and bloody civil war that ended a decade ago. >> it's been ten years of peace, and we got used to that. so that's why it's really surprising and shocking. >> reporter: the country blocked social media to stop the spread of misinformation. >> i can't think about what to do next. >> reporter: that's made it difficult for some americans to get in touch with loved ones. >> they have blocked us for a significant reason. >> reporter: sri lankan officials believe the terror attacks were caused by religious extremists. >> tom hanson, thanks. >>> nancy pelos

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it's time for them to carry the burden as i take care of my go and it's a problem being ferried around pakistan especially in poorer communities like these the government under prime minister imran khan say previous governments are to blame for overboard rowing and leaving the country in day but under an agreement with the i.m.f. for a bailout package easy agreed to devalue the rupee and that's led to rising inflation the effects of inflation are being fed even in rural area close to that capital islamabad although to be buried grow their own crops they don't have been our land and said that despite a link cost of living means they have to find or turn a day of employment not far away his sons are busy on a construction project to make extra money you do need what they yeah the new government promised to low prices but instead they have increased we also have to pay more for harvesting our wheat because of rising elektra's in fuel prices we have to work extra hours to cope. this farmer says things have never been this bad so you're lucky for it you're not a buzz and god has been kind in giving us land if it rains we get something but if it doesn't we get nothing the rising

am hopeful given the sense of community solidarity that there has been in londonderry and northern ireland generally, that will be forthcoming. >> i think the minister for his answers. reading this from the new ira last week was the talk of attacking enemy forces and sincere condolences, a sickening throwback to the days we left behind 20 years ago. from individuals whose only desire is to turn back the clock and destroy the progress that has been made. to the cabinet agree with me this is one of the central reasons we must find an answer to the northern irish border question rather than give these evil terrorists the divisions that they crave. >> i think i would draw a distinction that the right honorable lady raises important but i don't think those murderers in dairy or motivated by any thoughts about the border or customs, important though those issues are. what the right honorable lady said i totally agree with, the unacceptability of references to police officers in northern ireland if they would be a legitimate target. one of the great achievements of the peace building process in northern ireland has been a difficult controversial reform of the

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win out over military rivalries, and it is important for the global community to support this approach. in the last hour, the libyan prime ministert. he accuses the rebel leader khalifa haftar of betraying him. very few images of the fighting have emerged, but these are pictures of pro—government forces in misrata. they appear to be deploying pick—up trucks with heavy weaponry mounted on the back. so far, misrata remains under their control. let's take a look now at how the rebels, led by khalifa haftar, are trying to over—run the capital — with jalel harchaoui — from the think—tank — the clingendael institute. it is not who won the war today. there are several areas of skirmishes. it seems that marshal haftar is approaching the capital from various access points, including one directly from the south which seems to be the most promising right now. he has had some troubles on the west, but it seems that he is concentrating more and more resources on this task of attempting to take the capital and is creating this goal, and personally, ithink he might succeed. how do you rate his chances of success how do you rate his chances of s

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law and it's no hero while the british prime minister and officials praise ecuador ending the songes asylum the whistleblowing community bronzer to daunt day for journalism. its precision means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the united states for having published truthful information about the united states this is what god gave julie said. and the u.s. department of justice says the song is wanted on computer hacking charges and could face up to five years in prison. hello and welcome to r.t. international coming here live from moscow we've been bringing you rolling coverage of our main story today which is after seven nearly seven years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london wiki leaks founder julian assange was suddenly arrested on thursday morning he's since been convicted of breaching his bail in twenty twelve and could now face extradition to the u.s. on video agency captured the moment a dish and distressed looking of songs was dragged out of the building. i . have been arrested on a warrant issued by westminster magistrates court in june twenty twelve and following a u.s. extradition request he spends up

for libya's interior minister the conflict has reached a new level of illegality and this is a community. and. it is beautiful but you cannot believe one his people this is not the united nations evacuating migrants and refugees from camps in tripoli's south to rescue them from the fighting but two thousand seven hundred people are trapped close to the front and could get caught up in combat that they're trapped by the fighting so it's a race against time to try and relate them to safety because it's really a matter of life or death so it's really critical that we really get them to safety the bombs are getting closer worries that fighting may escalate even further are growing the libyan government is warning of a new wave of refugees with europe as their goal. it does not make for the best reading reporters without borders has just published its latest press freedom index it's based on access to information legal restrictions and the rate of violence against the media whether that's committed by the state or others so. at the bottom of the list first north korea and turk ministers are a

and it is extremely important for the president, the prime minister, the cabinet, to be in command of the situation and to communicate situation. they would say in the last couple of days there has been more fear and panic among the sri lankans more fear and panic among the sri lanka ns because very limited information is known. it is important to show leadership at this moment, but also to be extremely organised and co—ordinated. moment, but also to be extremely organised and co-ordinated. bhavani fonseka speaking to sharanjit leyl earlier. for the first time a new malaria vaccine is being tested in the field. it's the culmination of more than three decades of work and cost a billion dollars to develop. malaria kills 435,000 people every year, the majority of them children. a large—scale pilot has been launched in malawi. but it will also be rolled out in ghana and kenya in the coming weeks. victoria wahonda reports. the world could finally be getting closer to winning the fight against malaria. it's all thanks to a new vaccine, the first of its kind, which is undergoing a large—scale pilot in malawi. the rts,s vacc