at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line in the east mostar. first—hand accounts of murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of osney and croat forces from the traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old ridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the victims, thousands of whom appeared in the hague, have had some justice from international tribunal in the former yugoslavia. it has worked to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of praljak. now on bbc news, it is time for newsnight, with evan davies. the border between north and south in ireland. is this where theresa may's vision for brexit becomes unstuck? it's the issue with the power to disrupt — britain is leaving the eu, partly to get control of its borders - but can that be squared with a no—border solution in ireland? if measures are put in place to control it again, whether that is remote—controlled cameras or customs officers, thos

at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line into east mostar. trial. i heard many first—hand accounts of murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of bosnian croat forces from the traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old bridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the victims, thousands of whom appeared in the hague, have had somejustice from the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. its work to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of slobodan praljak. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — we hear how one policeman in pakistan is going beyond the call of duty in a bid to improve perceptions of the police force. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless, that the childrens are dying in front of me and i can't do anythin

at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line into east mostar.—hand accounts of murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of bosnian croat forces from the traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old bridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the victims, thousands of whom appeared in the hague, have had somejustice from the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. its work to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of slobodan praljak. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we'll hear from the director of this oscar—winning film, "elizabeth," shekhar kapoor, ahead of the 28th singapore international film festival. also on the programme: this policeman in pakistan is going beyond the call of duty in a bid to improve perceptions of the police force. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which

at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line into east mostar.heard many first—hand accounts of murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of bosnian croat forces from the traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old bridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the victims, thousands of whom appeared in the hague, have had somejustice from the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. its work to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of slobodan praljak. planes are flying once again from the international airport in bali, after being disrupted for three days. that was caused by an eruption of mount agung. up to 100,000 people have been ordered to evacuate the area close to the volcano. thousands of tourists have been stranded. 0ur correspondent hywel griffiths is in bali, and says things will take a while until they are back to normal. i gather the airport was only able to resume

at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line into east mostar. praljak‘s trial. i heard many first—hand accounts of murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of bosnian croat forces from the traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old bridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the victims, thousands of whom appeared in the hague, have had somejustice from the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. its work to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of slobodan praljak. british ministers are expressing confidence they can break the deadlock in the brexit talks with an improved financial offer. it's understood to be around a0 to 50 billion euros. but the eu still says that no final agreement has been reached. the kind of sum being mentioned would be a considerable increase on the amount previously offered by theresa may's government, as a so—called brexit divorce payment. 0ur

at night, i saw civilians under fire being forced over the front line in the east mostar.hand accounts of the murder, rape and ethnic cleansing at the hands of bosnian croat forces from a traumatised people arriving in east mostar. after the war, the old bridge was rebuilt, but mostar and all of bosnia—herzegovina is still divided on ethnic lines. at least the war‘s victims, thousands of whom have been to the hague, have had somejustice, thanks to the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. its work to convict the worst war criminals europe has seen since the nazis should not be overshadowed by the suicide of slobodan praljak. jeremy bowen, bbc news. the highest—paid university vice—chancellor in the uk, who announced yesterday she was taking retirement, has been defending her salary. professor dame glynis breakwell of bath university says she's not embarrassed by her annual pay packet of £a68,000, and she insisted the university hadn't been damaged by the controversy. dame glynis has been speaking to our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. cold winter

we want a formal morals home town of mostar it wass a mixed reaction to the news of his death. unbought now has the story. this evening fellow moscow. the death is slobodan praljak jusust hours earlier so the town divided. we were all shocked to hear this news but as a former soldier i can remember general praljak in this light. is a moral role model for the croat people. neo national. today we lost one of the righteous ones. he is. and it was for political reasons. hundreds of local scattered for candlelight vigil and lay flowers for the general outside it for a lot national theatre. many bosnian croats you general who commanded bosnian croat forces during the bosnian war. is a hero. the fifteen to twenty year sentences handed out praljak and his fellow defendants. but a former political leaders during the war seen by these people as unjust political decisions. so many others in moscow product is a war criminal who orchestrated a campaign of terror against bosnian muslims. he could not face up to his sentence. i think this was an act of a coward. but i think the most important

of us who fought for creation we never attacked anyone we were defending our homes i was defending mostar my city i have taken in shocking scenes on wednesday drank poison shortly after the judge at the international war crimes tribunal confirmed he would serve a twenty year sentence he later died from the effects of the poison and for other persons his action confirmed his guilt if not and i think this was an act of a coward he couldn't face the truth of the verdict he shouldn't have done it but the court has confirmed all the allegations that probably is a war criminal. in croatia's parliament in zagreb lawmakers observed a minute's silence the prime minister clearly unhappy with the court's verdict. we are sorry about what happened in the courtroom for his own reasons perhaps moral reasons general probably took his own life it's clear what he thought about the verdict in our opinion also it was unfair tri-x. suicide ends his own chapter in croatia's troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect. we'll see you again at the top of the hour. my first vice was

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of us who fought for creation we never attacked anyone we were defending our homes i was defending mostar my city. taken in shocking scenes on wednesday drank poison and shortly after the judge at the international war crimes tribunal confirmed he would serve a twenty year sentence he later died from the effects of the poison and for other persons his action confirmed his guilt if not and i think this was an act of a coward he couldn't face the truth of the verdict he shouldn't have done it but the court has confirmed all the allegations that is a war criminal. in croatia's parliament in zagreb lawmakers observed a minute's silence the prime minister clearly unhappy with the court's verdict. we're sorry about what's happened in the courtroom for his own reasons perhaps moral reasons general probably took his own life it's clear what he thought about the verdict in our opinion also it was unfair. yaks suicide ends his own chapter in croatia's troubled history but a wider reconciliation still seems a distant prospect. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues we'll

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coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar it's legacy continues to prompt debate and resentment that al-jazeera. maybe says it's ended the search for the forty four crew members of the missing summering navy spokesman said the hunt for the survivors was over but they would continue to search for the wreckage of a missing vessel. or a sound one sentence lost signal on november fifteenth hours before an explosion was detective off the coast of. aircraft and ships from eighteen countries have been involved in the search. there is also sunday's presidential election in honduras is expected in the coming hours but the main opposition candidate now says he. previously vying to respect the count. is accusing electoral courts of manipulating the results explains. it's been four days since the presidential election. these people say they are gathering in the capital to defend their vote. we are challenging the result. but the electorate is corrupt and is defending the interests of the president and betraying the people we won't allow

coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar its legacy continues to prompt debate and resentments. al-jazeera. anti-government protesters have clashed with police in the philippine capital manila. demonstrators tried to break a police line up to get near the gates of the president's official residence but they were pushed back with fire hoses president declared last month that he planned to create a revolutionary government to fend off efforts to oust him but his critics fear he's dragging the country back to dictatorship account a rally was staged in support of the territories now. results of sunday's presidential election in honduras are expected in the coming hours but the main opposition candidate now says he won't accept the poll count despite being that he would respect it salvador has accused the electoral court of manipulating the results with ninety percent of the ballots counted present one or london and as who's seeking reelection needs the official count by and narrow. livia's president says it was opposition from w

coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar it's legacy continues to prompt debate and resentment that al-jazeera. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has been ordered to stand trial accused of bribing a witness and an underage prostitution case is charged with paying a piano player at a bunga bunga parties he's me to lie during the twenty thirteen trial where he was accused of having sex with a seventeen year old he denies all wrongdoing so he is the leader of the center right for talia party which is expected to do well in next year's general election . scientists warn people not to underestimate the dangers of bodies mount agung volcano eruption is imminent. and the toughest foot race in the wall stays true to its reputation of the details with andy. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. welcome back now scientists are warning people long to underestimate the dangers of the amount of volcano in bali tens of t

what does his case highlight, in terms of the story of the event specifically in and around mostar insed by the rest of the world, if it had not been for the publicity he has given it today. namely, the most important thing about this trial is that it is showing the culpability of the croatian state in attempting to divide bosnia—herzegovina with serbia obviously. last week, we saw the conviction of ratko mladic, who played his role in trying to create a greater serbia, and this group of six men were the most important people among the bosnian croats who we re people among the bosnian croats who were trying to do the same thing, with the money, support and military backing of the republic of croatia, so they would try to do the same thing, ina so they would try to do the same thing, in a sense of dividing up and carving up bosnia and herzegovina. we saw the images of the famous bridge coming down which will stick in many people's memories. that is one of the most famous things people know. 0riginally one of the most famous things people know. originally the six were found guilty of a

northern and western areas mostare in displays. northern and western areas most are in the showers.ome parts of eastern scotland. not far off it in eastern england as well. in the sunday, —— into sunday a cold start. brighter in eastern parts of england. showers in western england, wales, northern ireland and northern scotland. again wintry over high ground. showers becoming fewer through the day. eastern coast of england would have an afternoon or evening shower. more sunshine around tomorrow afternoon. dry, but feeling chilly in the wind. that will be a feature for the firework displays tomorrow and temperatures will drop quickly. definitely dress warm if you are heading to any firework displays. dropping below freezing by midnight across much of scotland and you will have a frost. monday will bea you will have a frost. monday will be a chilly start across england and wales in particular. touch of frost around. the best of the brightest weather on monday will be for england and wales. turning cloudier and went through the day, but not as windy in scotland and northern ireland. top

coexistence so the work of a tribunal for the former yugoslavia has come to an end but in places like mostar its legacy continues to prompt debate and resentment that al-jazeera pope francis is demanding the international community takes decisive measures to resolve the course of the exodus of muslims from. arriving in bangladesh pope francis broke his silence over what u.n. has called a textbook case of ethnic cleansing he also called on world governments to immediately provide assistance to the bangladeshi government. in recent months the spirit of generosity and solidarity which is a distinguishing mark. has been seen most vividly in its humanitarian to a massive influx of refugees from the state. this is been done sacrifices it has also been done before the eyes of the whole world. has been following developments from ranger refugee camps and. the bangladeshi government hopeful that this three day visit by the pope will go a long way to publicising the plight of the hundreds of thousands of refugees inside bangladesh and the kind of challenges that the bangladeshi got faced in trying to

been a bit stage—managed but then he was in charge of the bosnian croats on the day the wonderful mostaruslims were rounded up in the war in mostar, and herded in the hangars at the airport. president trump has used his twitter account to share inflammatory videos which were were posted online by the deputy leader of the far—right group, britain first. the footage purports to show muslims committing acts of violence. the president has been criticised on social media for spreading ‘hatred ,‘ ‘hatred,‘ a downing street spokesperson said it was ‘wrong‘ for the president to have retweeted the videos‘ but —— despite calls for his state visit to the uk to be cancelled —— there has been no change in the plans... 0ne labour mp chris bryant has even taken it one step further and said donald trump "should be arrested" if he comes to the uk for "inciting religious hatred" the first thing that should happen is they summoned the american ambassador and give him a dressing down. the american president is meddling in british politics in a dangerous way and the prime minister should make it clear that i

even though these boys know that england players, when i asked them who would win the world cup, mostareelbourne. someone ambles over to help her. she seemed relaxed. then, i know what is coming. they get her off just i know what is coming. they get her offjust in time, with seconds to spare. we would just show you that again. i won't get my words wrong this time. i am told, if you look at the australian website, alcohol was involved. she was struggling to get off the track. ambles over to help her and then others have seen there isa train her and then others have seen there is a train coming and rushed to help to pull her up, with literally a second to spare. remarkable images from melbourne in australia. time for a look at the weather. i think ithinki i think i would make that about 1.1 seconds. i don't want to see that again. anyway, very frosty tonight across many northern parts of the uk. there is an iced risk. scotland, northern ireland, around the pennines. possibly the welsh hills as well. showers through the course of the day, some of them heavily. temperatures dropping like a s