political correspondent kate brady is covering developments for us kid mr moss's removal from the post as head of germany's domestic intelligence age as the head of that intelligence agency hasn't been entirely unexpected but how surprising is this outcome because there have been rumors floating around in this afternoon into the evening of a compromise being on the table from the conservative coalition leaders and that that was evidently presented to social democrats need to and they are not as this afternoon so it doesn't come as a complete surprise but at the same time this has taken quite a bizarre ten zero because this is a very curious compromise of course mohsen has indeed been fired from his position as the domestic intelligence chief in germany but effectively he is now being promoted and will now be working as a state secretary in the interior ministry of course not going to be hearing from the coalition party leaders this evening and we are expecting to hear more details from the interior minister. tomorrow and of course people will also be asking is what did the social democ

the scientists have dated these mosses, they have been there for centuries. antioxidant compounds to try and protect themselves and drying out to grey, as they did. so, the climate there is just changing too quickly for even the heartiest plants on the planets to survive. and is that pointing us towards broader changes in the uk system in this part of antarctica? yes, exactly that. so this is almost the easiest place in a very difficult place to study. it is moss beds on the coast near casey station, which is the australian research division station, perched on a coast on east antarctica. still a very difficult place to get to and work. but they essentially, the team saw these lush moss beds thriving for the short period of time and thought we should start looking at these to see vegetation changes, the first visible signal of what climate change is doing to an ecosystem. so these little plants, they only grow to a maximum of 14 cm long, even over centuries of growth, the kind and become the first article that even east antarctica, while we got was a very col

lauren moss, bbc news. iwan i think most of us moss, bbc news.now the weather with sarah keith—lucas. an autumnal mix out there, there is some sunshine around. this is the scene in dorset, the crowds have gone back to school and work and there's an empty beach, blue skies and sunshine. there is more cloud working in on the weather front, slipping south across the southern half of the country, so you see the rain on the radar, cloud on the satellite image across parts of england and wales, soak a different picture in wales, we've got more low cloud and outbreaks

it's precision work here at no moss in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemist's might tarnish its image because in addition said of course was shocked by what's happening in cannes nets but i can't say i'm that surprised because this has been brewing for years sadly the way these people think is not uncommon for the state of saxony. has. some of the biggest names in jewelry make watches and glass hooter the little town is known around the world but after seeing the news about right wing extremists customers are irritated if. they want to know if it was a nazi that put their watch together and who else has been working on it people are sensitive to this issue and saxony has a major problem now with its reputation in ruins i see this is a disadvantage for businesses in this area. a few kilometers down the road is the metal trading company run by the yak called brothers the two entrepreneurs are also worried about how the chemist

at least reports about the head of the fossil mr moss and having met on numerous occasions with senior representatives without you willing to disclose what was discussed. i think we should make clear that there is . no not the faintest doubt about the integrity of our law enforcement authorities whether it's in saxony on the federal level so mr cool or do you think the country's domestic intelligence agency chief should he resign he should resign or he should be even dismissed by the minister of the interior has the or far we have now reached a situation in which there is no trust anymore within the coalition when it comes to the hat of the intelligence why don't you trust them anymore we don't trust them anymore because there has been happening so much in the last couple of weeks and months when it comes to the investigation about the attacks on but i try plots in berlin when it comes to the events in chemist's and also when it comes to the links between the eye for the and the german when the stark and. so you go there of the german parliament speaking to the fact that munson was sup

lauren moss, bbc news. iwan i think most of us moss, bbc news. iwan i think most of us will just moss, bbc news. iwan i think most of us willjust be looking! now the weather with sarah keith—lucas. an autumnal mix out there, there is some sunshine around. this is the scene in dorset, the crowds have gone back to school and work and there's an empty beach, blue skies and sunshine. there is more cloud working in on the weather front, slipping south across the southern half of the country, so you see the rain on the radar, cloud on the satellite image across parts of england and wales, soak a different picture in wales, we've got more low cloud and outbreaks of drizzly rain. heading through the rest of the afternoon, that band of cloud and rain will continue to push a bit further southwards and eastwards through central parts of england and wales. to the north of that, sunny skies, fairly cool with some blustery showers, but the south, a bit of sunshine particularly across parts of kent and norfolk. more cloud and patchy rain for the rest of souther

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moss and so that's an open question nobody knows. holy mass for the time being and some commentators are asking you know or a saying in years gone by angela merkel wouldn't have let this happen she's too skillful politician. should window assume that she's too s.. two two weekend that her hands are tied to that tied behind her back and it was i mean we're talking about a fault compromise that really agree with that but what was the alternative either. muscle stays in power then the spd you. must have left the coalition we would have new elections. he's been fired without any scruple then to see is -- and and many lots of the cd- would be very very disappointed and the writing pop this of the a. fifty we just talk about the new mantra story -- who dares to speak against the church from so? it seems that this file compromise to fire him and promoted in the same way. and then and then in the same sense seems to be the only solution that was left was typical knuckle solutio. i mean she was just so typical of her because she always feuds

back in glass hooter no moss wants to focus on confronting the extreme right and an effort to prevent any further damage to the reputation of saxony and their company . as we're going all financial correspondent out we bought is it a frankfurt stock exchange for us the only international attention on the unresting can tell us more about the concerns reputational damage. great concern when you listen to joe ok so here's the c.e.o. of siemens one of the largest industrial companies here in germany in europe and in the electric technical business and he says that germany doesn't just export goods and products it also exports values and he's worried that the kind of images and news that we're hearing from the minutes from saxony are going to damage the reputation of germany. and he says that you have to take this seriously not least because companies like siemens employs so many people not just germans but also of a very diverse cultural heritage siemens itself three hundred seventy eight thousand people around the world around one hundred thirty thousand people and showcase them makes cl

in this letter in the new york times just a few months ago the german foreign minister mr michael moss he was quoted by and we can show that he was quoted by the foreign ministry on twitter as saying that america is more then the white house not the message there is that the u.s. congress is just as important for german foreign policy i mean your colleagues in the bundestag you know they have told me at this table many times that part of the strategy for dealing with the truck presidency is to talk with members of congress and to talk with people who are close to mr trump who don't share his in a very disturbing sometimes views when it comes to the transatlantic alliance. what does this anonymous letter mean for that strategy. well the strategy is simply spoken talk to america so whatever america is and that is the president but not only the president it's the the guys around him the men and women around him and mr asian it's not only members of congress it's governors it's people on the street it's the america and but when you're in washington the i mean you're talking with people in

in the political establishment has become wider because of the decision that we saw today over mr moss and would you agree i mean is that what has happened certainly i think it important what that we kept hearing before from the two sound bites that we had just a moment ago was of what trust and there has certainly been a lack of trust or there is a lack of trust among german vices for the government in democracy and that now is i think going to be even more of a problem for the german government and getting back in touch with vices because if we say this is now really set in a benchmark year you have shown this disloyalty and yet still getting up promotion . and of course want to keep brady on some very sure real politics here in germany thank you. he was probably poisoned that is what doctors here in berlin are saying about a member of the russian activist group pussy riot theater vessel off became ill last week after a court appearance in moscow losing his vision and his ability to speak he was rushed to the german capital for medical treatment tonight he remains in intensive care f

and russian forces prepare to take it with problems also coming up german foreign minister heikal mosse traveling to turkey today high on the agenda is the release of seven german citizens from turkish jail they were arrested after the failed coup two years ago and there's no place like home the f.b.i. recovers dorothy's ruby slippers worn in the classic hollywood film the wizard of oz thirteen years after they were stolen but the thieves are still on the loose. plus germany steamrolls its way into the football world cup the women's national soccer team earning their spot and phatic eight mil grand over the faroe islands. i'm sorry kelly great to have you with us we begin with what may be the final showdown in the seven year war in syria the united nations warning of a bloodbath if syrian and russian forces move in to take the last rebel held province of idlib the leaders of iran russia and turkey all set to gather on friday in tehran for a summit that could determine the scope and the timing of an offensive and the u.s. . security council is also set to meet a big fears that the assaul

lauren moss reports.plies knocked out and people wading their belongings through floodwaters. more than 4 million people were in the path of typhoon mangkhut, as it hit the northern part of the philippines, early this morning. translation: when the wave hit the road, it also hit the embankment and the houses were shaking. two rescue workers were killed in one of the many landslides and a third person drowned, as six—metre—high storm surges and 115—mile—an—hour winds battered the region. meteorologists say the storm is the strongest tropical cyclone the world has faced, so far, this year, the diameter of the cloud measuring about 900 kilometres. thousands of people are staying in shelters, flights have been cancelled and shops and schools are boarded up. the typhoon is now heading towards vietnam and southern china. it is expected to pass near hong kong tomorrow. the magnitude of the devastation left behind in the philippines still isn't known and more heavy rain is on the way. already, people living here

opinion that we've got the interior minister mr as a whole for himself saying that he stands behind mr moss and that's not going to change in the foreseeable future so what's going to happen if he keeps his job well the fact that hoss the whole thing is still in favor of mr moxon staying in office has to do with the election and bavaria obviously. is not doing very well and we are expecting not a better was not a good result for them in the very elections and obviously the chancellor is allowing that says to do anything they want before the election so i can behave in a way as he wants do you think the chancellor and you say that about say over do you think the chancellor is she in control of her cabinet and of her government obviously not she's not in control because this week she would have had the opportunity to say something. about the situation she just mentioned one sentence about the events and chemists and she there's a lack of leadership there is no true management of the interior security in germany neither by the neither by the chancellor and the obvious result of this like of le

companies like no moss and the cops brothers say it's essential to take a stand against the right wing rabble and to speak out before it's too late. fifty african leaders travel to china this week for the forum on china africa cooperation in beijing hopeful of more investment dollars and aid from the asian powerhouse in the capital's great hall of the people their expectations were met by promising remarks from china's leader he told the delegates that china's one point three billion people and africa's one point two billion have a shared future and the china respects and loves and supports africa. then came the part that really mattered. genomes you can watch china is willing to provide governmental assistance. offering another sixty billion dollars in financing for africa. fifteen billion of that is slated for grants and interest free credit lines beijing's invested in africa for years finding a source of urgently needed rule materials in return but with its growing middle class china now views africa as a market for chinese goods value of its trade with china one hundred seventy bil

german foreign minister heiko mosse visited. him last week from the turkish side we had our minister of finance and the treasury i got minister for trade visiting germany. and we. i see that a lot of support is given to these meetings. of course if you go back twenty sixteen you know there was a failed coup attempt and you know that our own citizens stood up to this attempted coup. and it's now. we have the the remnants of this terrorist organization which is responsible for two hundred fifty one people having lost their lives and over two hundred thirty being injured after this attempted coup. we acted against this terror organization. with all legal means at our disposal. and we established the foundation in turkey and the recent years we've also tried to combat this terrorist organization in which we've been successful funding of the twenty four june elections we have lifted. emergency powers and that means that now our country. is going to. start on the course of reforms again. we have a commission which has already started

and once the mosses moved in, people moved in and that's when they changed it to mossfield. and as the community grew, other descendents beyond the original nine began to get more gentrified. a post office was established, there were grocery stores and a movie theater, i believe, and some nightclubs and all the comforts of a community. -- well, over, industrialrea is an area, so we have phillips 66, a lot of large industries. andhe area began to expand purchase property and as the people began to leave it became more of an industrial area. and some people went to westlake or sulfur or lake charles. ienne: when did people start moving out, or when did the buyouts happen? wash: the first buyout conoco, about 20 years ago or better. .his is part of conoco phillips a lot of the history started in as mossville far and the mossville residents. many yearsarm, ago before conoco expanded, they actually had homes here. families lived here. this is one of the first buyouts the refineries did. families on both sides of this road, and it was bought to expand for conoco. the development y

but the mosses many see that legal acceptance is a full step towards ending the hottest month and persecution of the gay community. in india's conservative religious society the prejudice against gays is still very deeply entrenched the self proclaimed goal of many the right to same sex marriage is still a long fight away. and i'd like to welcome now to the program a trip to two men she is deputy director of the lawyers collective in delhi who represented one of the petitioners in this case a very good evening a congratulations with this landmark win what brought about the demise of section three seven seven were you convinced this day would come we were very convinced that this day would come the lawyers collective started working on this law back in two thousand and one when we filed a petition in the delhi high court challenging section three seventy seven we had a victory in the delhi high court and then we had a serial loss when in two thousand cutting the supreme court up this section but we were very deep domain because we believe that an antiquated law off the nineteenth century that

political correspondent kate brady she has been on this story all day the story of the feet of mr moss and i think it's safe to say that everyone expected him after today or sometime this week to new longer be head of domestic intelligence but what comes after that i think none of us was expecting exactly there were rumors today in berlin that they that the coalition leaders were in fact going to reach a compromise but it was unclear all day exactly what that would be of course now we found out that as well as losing his position as the chief of germany's domestic intelligence service is actually at the same time being promoted which as you mentioned has now brought into question the credibility of the government and already this criticism for many m.p.'s particularly on the social media questioning whether. these accusations of disloyalty and even incompetence that have been reported from mahsud if that's the new benchmark then what does that mean for the koreas and politics there's an excellent point if people or from the outside you're looking at this story they see that me and he w

mosse and will be made a special advisor to be interior minister with the same pay as before instead of getting a promotion and raise political editor what you don't mean for chancellor merkel's government also on the program pope francis pays tribute to victims of oppression in the baltic countries in the ukrainian capital vilnius francis wanted all those who suffered under the now feel so good occupation to get more of his troops from our correspondents. welcome to the program the leaders of germany's governing coalition have reached a deal over the future of the country's domestic intelligence chief last week there were calls for hans field mohsen to be sacked after he apparently downplayed we sent out to my grandfather once he was removed from his post and then set to get a promotion in vain to me a ministry that sparked widespread public anger prompting new negotiations. so here's what interior minister has to hold for told the press a short while ago. it's a good presidents the current president of the federal office for the protection of the constitution. mohsen will hencefort

also coming up german foreign minister heikal mosse traveling to turkey today high on the agenda is the release of seven german citizens from a turkish jail they were arrested after the failed to two years ago and a nation mourns the loss of its priceless treasure searchers through the ashes that are a massive fire that's brazil's national museum but some promising signs hint that all may not be lost. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with what may be the final showdown in the seven year war in syria the united nations is warning of a bloodbath if syrian and russian forces move in to take the last rebel held province of idlib monitor groups say that shells have been launched today on rebel positions the leaders of iran russia and turkey are set to gather on friday in tehran for a summit that could determine the scope of this offensive and the u.n. security council is also set to meet amid fears that the assaults could put major world powers on a collision course. a demonstration in a against the assad regime in defiance of the looming government offensive what these people

after meetings with turkey's foreign minister and with the turkish president aired a one in un career moss also said that germany is working with turkey to improve relations between the two countries also on the agenda was the release of seven german citizens who were detained in turkey on political charges after the failed two years ago. let's get you johann she is following this story for us in the estate both good evening to you julia eclipsing these bilateral talks is this countdown to this major offensive in hope to three million people i mean what have the two min what are they said about this impending military campaign. well when it comes to the current situation in syria in italy of the two ministers up basically on the same page they agree that a major offensive on it has to be prevented as you already mentioned because it could lead to what they call a humanitarian catastrophe millions of civilian lives are at risk and turkey especially fia's another wave of refugees trying to cross its borders turkey already hosts more than three million refugees from syria this number could go

back in glass hooter no moss wants to focus on confronting the extreme right in an effort to prevent any further damage to the reputation of saxony. and that company . has for going off financial correspondent now he bought says that the frankfurt stock exchange for us only international attention on the unrest in kemet tell us more about the concerns for reputational damage it's a great concern when you listen to joel kayser he's the c.e.o. of siemens one of the largest industrial companies here in germany in europe and in the electro technical business and he says that germany doesn't just export goods and products it also exports values and he's worried that the kind of images and news that we're hearing from coming that's from saxony are going to damage the reputation of germany. and he says that you have to take this seriously not least because companies like siemens employs so many people not just germans but also of a very diverse cultural heritage siemens itself has three hundred seventy eight thousand people around the world around one hundred thirty thousand people and show

but the mosses many here say that legal acceptance is the first step to with ending the how dismount and persecution of the gay community. in india's conservative religious society prejudice against gays is still very deeply entrenched the self proclaimed goal of many the rights to same sex marriage is still a long fight away. or the first talks in two years aimed at ending the conflict in yemen or due to begin today but the rebels delegations failed to turn up at the un in geneva so the talks well they hang in the balance these are demanding that certain conditions be met while the yemeni government still legation is threatening to fly home more than ten thousand people have been killed in the conflict so far. here he and yemen over yet more lives lost in its brutal civil war. thousands marched in the who's the stronghold of sada demanding justice for forty children killed in an as strike on a school bus last month. to saudi led coalition that carried out the attack has since admitted it was unjustified but civilian deaths have been commonplace in the three and a half year war that'

it's definitely a heavy duty working dinner to say you the least or correspondent big moss on the story for us tonight in london because thank you. germany's chancellor angela merkel fragile government is under renewed pressure after coalition leaders agreed to dismiss a controversial intelligence chief now medicals authority is being called into question after she allowed her powerful interior minister to promote the spy chief to a more senior position with more pay most german newspapers have reacted with school on the promotion of the controversial head of germany's domestic intelligence agency mohsen has also provoked exhaust the ration on the streets and a fire in the private sector he would have been kicked out if you mess up you go it's that simple and. i think it's bad really if he has to leave his office he shouldn't get a promotion. and if you don't read the season after the other by the government must and should have gone after yesterday's decision to promote mohsen to a more senior position in the interior ministry there was no comment from coalition leaders as they left wi

antagonistic relationship and it's not likely to get any better off than this a corresponding big moss on the story for us tonight in london a big thank you here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in iraq hundreds of protesters in basra have said fire to the city's main government building it's the second day of violent protest over the lack of basic public services on tuesday six people were killed and dozens more wounded in clashes with iraqi security forces there and why he says it is moving its embassy back to tell will be just months after opening a mission in jerusalem paraguayans former president a ratio card test and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu inaugurated the building with much fanfare but paraguayans new president mario of the we need has he opposed the move israel says that it will now close its own embassy in paris walk us through what tonight more countries are warning the syrian and russian governments against attacking it live province in what may be the final showdown in syria's seven year war the united states has u

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party he's also a member of the parliamentary committee that question mr moss and yesterday i asked him to tell us what he'd heard from the domestic intelligence chief. he said that he is just describing this kind of video that media is using this kind of video as an evidence and we don't know whether video comes from who made it we don't know how the scenery began we don't know how the scenery ends and it was just published on a platform that's called second base so a very a left wing platform we don't know who is the owner of this platform so a lot of questions are open and he said. media should ask where the videos coming from if it's authentic and he said it's not authentic because there was a headline it was written with mentioned yard so that's not an evidence for him to questions one do you believe that video is authentic and second is it really his job to go out publicly and comment on on material like that yes so it's not a fake media and that is something that mohsen described all the time it's original material but it was a wrong headline and no proof where it comes from and

that commitment was also echoed by the german foreign minister heikal moss and he spoke with alexandra phenomena in new york the mass democrats mr mass the american president has again made clear how little he thinks of multilateral solutions of international solutions what's the reaction of the german government what position should you take on this union. first of all we have to take note of it but it's not really new it's been an issue in the international community for a long time so we know that on many issues the american government has chosen a different path for itself and this placing more emphasis on you know not really isn't taking solitary and sometimes lonely decisions. i. don't. think that's right in a world in which the borders are disappearing more and more we live in a globalized world truth a business that's going kind of digitalize and that doesn't recognize borders it's the same for climate change and the question of migration can only be solved internationally so we firmly believe that we need organizations like the united nations to surmount all these challenges.

normalize relations recently bilateral ties had hit rock bottom now the mood music is more positive moss' mission was to pave the way for a state visit to germany by president erda one of the end of this month and to try to secure the release of seven german citizens detained after the failed coup two years ago. germany's foreign minister heiko mass on a delicate mission to turkey from visiting a german school in istanbul to meetings with fellow ministers cautious steps towards rebuilding a strained relationship. and face to face with type ahead of one in the ornate surroundings of the presidential palace turkey's leader has spent a lot more time with his german guests than originally planned and korea wants to fix its fractured relations with len nazi slurs against the german government and ongoing political disputes are now on hold. previous disputes belong in the past everything's better now with heiko mass we're not a looking to normalize relations but also to make them significantly better. that feel acard on the german side you have your version of we have a close economic relation