mr bolsonaro is a politician who's polarised opinion in brazil.nts, but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruption has helped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. he's been named as adelio bispo de 0liveira. next month's elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. with this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. the chief inspector of schools, amanda spielman, has rejected criticis

mr bolsonaro is a politician who's polarised opinion in brazil.elped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. he's been named as adelio bispo de 0liveira. next month's elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. with this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. gustavo ribeiro, journalist for the brazilian report — an independent online news and current affairs website — told me he was not surprised by the att

mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil.to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. he‘s been named as adelio bispo de 0liveira. next month‘s elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. with this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. now on bbc news a look ahead to sportsday at 6:30pm tonight. we‘ll be at the oval for alistair cooke‘s final test match. we will hear from gareth southgate and harry ca

that said, mr bolsonaro has a lot of support.d. he's a politician that, his supporters say, will change brazil. this country is deeply divided. the fbi has started its investigation of sexual misconduct allegations against president trump's nominee for the us supreme court, brett kavanaugh. a lawyer for deborah ramirez, the second woman to bring the accusations, said his client has been approached by fbi agents and has agreed to be interviewed. the us senatejudiciary committee has approved mr kavanaugh's nomination but a full senate vote has been delayed, pending the outcome. mr kavanaugh vigorously denies the allegations against him. president trump touched on the controversy at a rally in west virginia a short time ago. on thursday, the american people saw the brilliant and really incredible character, quality, and courage, of our nominee for the united states supreme court, judge brett kavanaugh. applause and cheering. true, true. a vote forjudge brett kavanaugh is a vote to confirm one of the most accomplished legal minds of

that said, mr bolsonaro has a lot of support.a politician that, his supporters say, will change brazil. this country is deeply divided. let's get some of the day's other news. and a court in egypt has given a female activist who spoke out against sexual harassment a two—year jail sentence and a fine for spreading false news. amal fathy has been in detention since may when she posted a video on facebook in which she criticised the government for not doing enough to protect women. police in barcelona have arrested six people during rival demonstrations related to catalonia's independence referendum. 24 people were injured in scuffles between people who backed catalan independence, and demonstrators showing their support for police who intervened last year, when catalonian leaders made a failed attempt to separate from spain. britain's governing conservative party has had to update its annual conference app after a security glitch resulted in pranksters phoning senior ministers. the breach allowed anyone to log in as a delegate simp

mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil.im to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. he‘s been named as adelio bispo de 0liveira. next month‘s elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. with this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. the chief inspector of schools, amanda spielman, has rejected criticism from mps that 0fsted is not enough of a "force for school improvement." 0fsted‘s budget has been cut by more than fifty percent, b

mr bolsonaro is a politician who‘s polarised opinion in brazil.beating but his tough talk of tackling violent crime and of beating corruption has helped propel him to the top of the race. the latest polls show that if, as expected, former president lula da silva is banned from running because of his corruption conviction, mr bolsonaro would win the most votes in the first round. politicians of all stripes, even his biggest critics, were united in condemning the attack. translation: whoever did this has to pay, whoever did this cannot stay unpunished. this cannot happen. a democratic country, which respects itself, that wants to be democratic, cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. police have since released a photo of the suspect who was arrested. he‘s been named as adelio bispo de oliveira. next month‘s elections are the most uncertain this country has seen in decades. with this stabbing, tensions are now running even higher. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. british airways has launched an investigation after hundreds of tho

after several hours of surgery, mr bolsonaro remained undeterred, speaking to his supporters on socialson who has been with him throughout spoke of his relief. translation: here for more colour, he is better, he is recovering really well. the doctor said that if he wasn't in such good shape, he would likely be dead because he lost about two litres of blood. had he arrived five minutes later, the haemorrhage would properly have called cardiac arrest and he probably would be dead. bolsonaro has now been moved to a hospital in sao paulo where he has expected to remain for at least a week. this may impact his campaign, it may even strengthened it. nicknamed brazil's trump, he has been notorious for his racist, homophobic comments. he has won millions of supporters. they are rallying around the injured candidate. he has polarised opinion here in brazil but even his biggest political foes condemn his attack. transition mag this cannot happen. a democratic country which respects itself that wants to be democratic cannot allow the stabbing of any presidential candidate. today, the politics did

after several hours of surgery, mr bolsonaro remained undeterred, speaking to his supporters on social him throughout, spoke of his relief. translation: he has got more colour, he is better, he is recovering really well. the doctor said that if he wasn't in such good shape, he would likely be dead because he lost something like two litres of blood. had he arrived here five minutes later, the haemorrhage would have probably caused cardiac arrest and he probably would be dead. jair bolsonaro has now been moved to a hospital in sao paulo where he is expected to remain for at least a week. few believe this will impact his presidential campaign, it may even strengthen it. nicknamed's brazil's trump, bolsonaro has become notorious for his homophobic, sexist and racist comments. but his promises to tackle violent crime and put an end to corruption have won him millions of supporters. they are rallying around their injured candidate. he has polarised opinion here in brazil, but even his biggest political foes condemn the attack. translation: this cannot happen. a democratic country which respe

that said, mr bolsonaro has a lot of support.o win the most votes in the first round. he's a politician that, his supporters say, will change brazil. this country is deeply divided. elon musk, the head of the the electric car—maker tesla has agreed to stand down as chairman of the company and pay a $20—million fine to settle his dispute with the us securities and exchange commission. the case stems from a tweet by mr musk in august, saying that he wanted to take the company back into private hands. tesla will also pay a fine of twenty million dollars. lebo diseko has more. he's known for pushing boundaries when it comes to tech innovation, leading the way on electric cars and space exploration. but now, it seems elon musk has pushed too far. in august, he tweeted, saying he would take tesla back into private ownership, at a price of $420 a share. and, crucially, he said he had the funding secured. the stock—market regulator said that was false and misleading, and so they charged him. we allege that musk arrived at the price of $4

bolsonaro, has been stabbed while campaigning in the south—east of the country. he is currently undergoing surgery. the attack comes just weeks before one of the most uncertain elections in decades, with mrtial lead in the polls. us prosecutors have charged a north korean man alleged to have been involved in creating the malicious software used to cripple the national health service in 2017. the incident left nhs staff reverting to pen and paper after being locked out of computer systems. parkjin hyok is said to be linked to the lazarus group, a hacking collective is also blamed for the hack on sony pictures in 2014. our technology correspondent dave lee is in washington and explained more about the group. the lazarus group has been known to cyber security firms for quite sometime. it is believed to be backed and paid for by pyongyang, the north korean government. we understand it often operates outside of the country, in china, and they have been blamed for a large number of attacks. noticeably, as you said, the wannacry virus, which spread around the world, costing an awful lot of money and causing disruption in many places, including notably the nhs, and the hack on sony pictures as w