the latest — a 28—10 defeat to papua new guinea.hat make a final chance and to find their roar. three defeats from three matches have led to coach wade bennett being criticised pre—match but his team provided a perfect early response. blake austn scoring their first try beforejosh hodgson went over soon after. the lions 10—0 up. the home fans needed something to shout about. and ipape provided in some style. a stunning so effort right before half—time. it was a sign of things to come. too quick for the lions defence this time. from being pegged back, they were soon behind. papa new guinea scoring. they were now rampant and on the attack at every opportunity. when alexjohnston went over in the corner, the lions‘ pride disappeared. still time for one more moment to forget. jonny lomax won‘t want to see this again. five tries in a five—star performance for papa new guinea and a first win against great britain in 29 years. we let everybody down, and it‘s the disappointment... we are proud men. if you lose, you have to wear it for a whil

great britain have played eight times against papa new guinea and 17, but papa new guinea does have ad super league players from england. they are tough, it's how they play, they find themselves into the line, there are very vigorous, their kicking game is good, and they are physically engaging. i think that's where the lions have the advantage, i think the size of the britain team should get them over the line, but if they're off in any way, shape or form they're trouble. it will be a sell—out, they said they could have sold it three orfour times over, 8 million people in the country will be watching the match, they say it's a game that will bring the country to a standstill. from great britain's point of view, they simply need a win to end the series was a smile on theirfaces. let's hope so. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. next up, it's the papers. bye for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster john stapleton and the telegraph's women's editor claire cohen. lovely

became a province of papa new guinea in 1975 and many people whenever happy about it. and billions don't feel culturally aligned with p.n.d. and they've been repeated pushes for independence in the past some can at a great cost. in the late eighty's and ninety's secessionist rebels and pup when you give me an forces for the brutal civil war that killed up to 20000 people it was the worst violence the region had seen since world war 2. after the war ended the people of bogan vell were promised an independence referendum at some point in the future. now the time has come. over the next 2 weeks some 200000 bogan valiance will vote on whether they want greater autonomy or independence from p.n.d. ex-pats can also vote and it's expected that people will overwhelmingly back the latter. looking or so it will mean for this is an important referendum for. the people's rights and they will be able to vote on how they see things what is the peace process it's part of the peace process and part of building real culture culture when we get. the results of the referendum will be ann

he has no intention of returning to papua new guinea. i was in the city. conditions and to my great camps in bosnia herzegovina been described as unlivable the town of be had just struggling to deal with rising numbers of migrants as 1000 stuck near the border with the e.u. member croatia a people want the central government to relocate the asylum seekers mohamad as. near boston is northwest city of the hunch local authorities say makeshift camps like this hour's breaking point with temperatures dropping people here are living in worsening conditions there's no electricity and not enough food or water inside tents it's freezing and many are forced to make fires to keep warm there are no facilities no toilets no place for sleeping it's a very bad situation because it's very cold the camps were set up in june after local residents protested against migrants being relocated from the city center so police bring your rivals here but now the camps are overflowing. live like animals it's a problem it's raining every day there's a management problem here over the

great britain have played eight times against papa new guinea and 17, but papa new guinea does have a think the lions have the advantage, i think the size of the britain team should get them over the line, but if they‘re off in any way, shape or form they‘re trouble. they‘re off in any way, shape or form they're trouble. it will be a sell—out, they said they could have sold it three or four times over, 8 million people in the country will be watching the match, they say it‘s a game that will bring the country toa a game that will bring the country to a standstill. from great britain‘s point of view, they simply need a win to end the series was a smile on theirfaces. joshua buatsi is a name boxing fans will already be familiar with. he over came to britain from ghana as a boy and went from ghana as a boy and went on to win a bronze medal at the rio olympics. but buatsi then decided to go back to university to finish his degree before turning his professional and he‘s now the british light—heavyweight champion. our reporter sumbal syed sat down with him to talk about his journey. i‘m he

an island group that's part of papua new guinea is voting on independence.ougainville could become the world's newest country. bolivia's interim government takes legal action against the ousted president, evo morales, after he called on his supporters to maintain blockades in the country. as prince andrew's pictured riding with the queen, a growing list of sponsors sever links following his bbc interview. president trump says he would welcome a full impeachment trial in the senate, if the house of representatives votes to impeach him. politicians in the us are examining whether he tried to force ukraine to investigate his political rival, by withholding military aid. nada tawfik has more. adjourned. less than 2a hours after two weeks of dramatic and contentions public impeachment hearings ended, president trump is out with his counter—attack. —— contentious. increasingly, every waking moment in washington seemed to hang on the latest revelations from these 12 us officials, called as fact witnesses by democrats to bolster their case that president trump abuse

bougainville is an autonomous region of papua new guinea, or png.or most of its income. any vote for independence would need to be approved in time by the png parliament. bolivia‘s interim government says it will hold talks with protesters on saturday to end unrest. supporters of the ousted president have blocked main roads, causing food and fuel shortages. earlier, the government accused evo morales of sedition and terrorism. gareth barlow reports. bolivians waiting in line, thousands at a time, to buy basic goods — from a single chicken to a single bottle of gas. this, the impact of the roadblocks set up by supporters of evo morales, who has urged them to maintain their blockades. in doing so, the interim government argues mr morales committed treason and sedition. translation: the people don't deserve to be enclosed. i deeply regret what we‘re going through here in the city of la paz. its people do not deserve a blockade on getting fuel. evo morales, who fled to mexico following the disputed election, is keen to maintain a presence in politics ba

the results of the referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as they futurist undecided they're going billions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. well this is deja news now from berlin up next world stories that we can report is to hear how hong kong's unrest is spreading into its tourist areas i'll be back at the top of the hour with more nice to see them. i'm secure in the by a war that's hard and in the end this is a me you are not a lot of the and more we was and you. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance of. what's your story ready. i'm with numbers and women especially are victims of violence and take part and send us.

bougainville is an autonomous region of papua new guinea, or png.ends on national authorities for most of its income. any vote for independence would need to be approved in time by the png parliament. phil mercer, bbc news. bolivia's interim government has launched legal action against the ousted president, evo morales. it's after he called on his supporters to maintain blockades in the country. road blocks in the capital la paz have been in place for weeks, causing severe food and fuel shortages. morales, who is currently in exile in mexico, has been accused of sedition and terrorism. president trump says outlawing some vaping products may lead to a rise in dangerous counterfeit ones. he made the comments at a meeting with a range of industry representatives, and it comes as health authorities in the us confirmed that a vaping—related respiratory illness has killed 47 people. the pope is on his way to japan after a 4—day tour of thailand. during his visit there, pope francis talked about the abuse of women and girls in the sex industry, as well as

this there he says is finally freedom after 6 years detained in papua new guinea for trying to seek asylum in australia the iranian journalist is in a country that has welcomed him i think it's in the 1st time that i feel at them happy but i thought why you know i think it is. more. who johnny fled iran in 2013 he got to indonesia and from there took a boat to australia as christmas island but australia to the refugees had a new policy of sending them to prison camps on remote pacific islands which was held on man is silent in papua new guinea conditions were poor some fellow detainees were murdered killed themselves or died through inadequate medical care but from behind high fences to chant he worked as a campaigner and as a journalist he became a spokesman for the refugees given to the new. one. he gave many interviews including this one on talk to al-jazeera he also wrote a book which won many awards and used his mobile phone to shoot clips for what became a successful film australia and papua new guinea have been quietly reducing the number of refugees in papua new guinea some have be

new zealand temporarily for a book there but he says he has no intention of returning to papua new guinea 100 thomas out as a city. in the past few hours the texas parole board has recommended the lang execution of rodney reed following new evidence that could prove his innocence the 51 year old inmate is used to be executed in days for the murder of a woman 23 years ago john hendren reports no justice no peace in the heart of texas one life is lost one is in jeopardy and those attending this vigil say that on wednesday the state plans to execute an innocent man that this was one of my the yes i was the it's a racially charged case a black man accused of the 1906 rape and murder of a white woman convicted by an all white jury and sentenced to die the main link police found rodney reid's d.n.a. on the victim but new evidence casts doubt on reid's guilt is this is what is solid bad justice are you confident you'll get justice well with the support of what we have yet sam i just have to roll along to their ads as. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates rei

of independence even though the vote isn't binding the final say we'll go to lawmakers in papa new guinea and they could decide on whether to form a new nation. for more on this story we can go across to a regional correspondent michelle harrison class in sydney richelle the referendum was a key part of the bogan ville peace agreement signed in two thousand one. ththat's right- the- it was a crucial hello all of. the peace agreement that was signed at following the civil war between the p. andnd g. defense forces n the boat and phil revolutionary army. a conflicts thatt lasasted from nineteen eighty eight t to ninineteen ninety eieight. and which l left upp to twenty thousand peoplple dead well tody more than two hundred thousand peopop already registered to vote. in this historic referendum which actually has already been delayed twice this year- it's so if they they being all whether they won't grace to autonomy or independence from papua new guinea. the version runs until the seventh of december resululs are expected a couple off weeks later so around the twentieth of december. however

but that was the end of their scoring — and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guineau come away and play for your country it is the proudest thing you can do in your career. when you don't perform and let everyone down it is disappointing. we are all proud men but that is the game we are in. if you lose you have to wear it for awhile and figure out where you go next. england's women fell to an agonising defeat this morning — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea 0rchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at 1—1. england captain emily rudge visibly upset at the end there. england batsmanjoe denly says he is "as near as 100% fit" to face new zealand in the first test, after scoring 68 on his return from an ankle injury. he helped lead a fightback on day two of their final warm—up match, against new zealand a — england closed on 355—8 in fangaray — a lead of 53. denly is expected to bat at number three, after missing the t20 series — and at one point he feared his tour was over. when i first did my ankl

the western pacific have begun voting on a referendum on whether to pursue independence from papa new guinea if they vote in favor of the move bougainville could become the world's newest nation that is if up a new guinea approves voters in the archipelago are expected to overwhelmingly back independence the voting will continue for 2 full weeks. are in sports now and in the bundesliga brucey dortmund staged a remarkable comeback to draw off 3 all at home to potter borne sparing the blushes of their coach loose in fara out of born strikers scored twice in the 1st half as the club at the bottom of the tables stormed into a 3 nothing half time lead but dortmund turned the game around in the 2nd half captain marco wants adding in a dramatic equaliser in injury time but a draw still might not be enough to save the under-fire coach dormant fans were during the result at the final whistle. but the bundesliga saturday matches are in the book so let's take a look at all the results from today rb leipzig defeated cologne newly promoted when young berlin upset table toppers gladbach byron munich domin

great britain have been destroyed in the rugby league by papua new guinea.tour, after losing to papua new guinea in their final match in port moresby. it started well for great britain — they opened the scoring after 1a minutes — a swift move gave blake austin a clear run into the corner, for his first international try. they went 10—nil ahead but that was the end of their scoring and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guinea fightback. they won by 28 points to 10. england's women agonisingly lost the curtain—raiser this morning — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea 0rchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at 1—all. england captain emily rudge couldn't hide her disppointment. england batsmanjoe denly made 68 on his return from an ankle injury and he led a fightback on day two of theirfinal warm—up match before the first test starts next wednesday. the closed on 355—8 against new zealand a in whangarei — they closed on 355—8 against new zealand a in whangarei — a le

england's women fell to an agonising defeat — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea gland. they won 20—16 to level the series at 1—1. england batsmanjoe denly says he is "as near as 100% fit" to face new zealand in the first test, after a successful return from injury. he missed the t20 series but he's expected to bat at number three next week. denly scored 68 in england's finalwarm—up game — there are full match details on the bbc sport website. the liverpool pairjordan henderson and joe gomez will miss england's final euro 2020 qualifier in kosovo tomorrow. gomez was knocked on the knee in training yesterday and hasn't recovered enough to travel. henderson has a viral infection. the other home nations all play today. during the international break in 2009, germany's players were given some devastating news. their goalkeeper robert enke had taken his own life at the age of 32. football in germany and here in the uk is still working on how to tackle mental health issues. joe lynskey reports. at one football club in germany, one player's legacy is written in theirfound

but that was the end of their scoring and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guineasingly lost the curtain—raiser this morning — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea 0rchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at 1—1. england captain emily rudge couldn't hide her disppointment. england batsmanjoe denly made 68 on his return from an ankle injury and he led a fightback on day two of theirfinal warm—up match before the first test starts next wednesday. they closed on 355—8 against new zealand a in whangarei — a lead of 53 runs. the men's number one — rafael nadal — is out of the season—ending world tour finals. that's because alexander zverev beat daniil medvedev to claim the last semi—final spot at the 02 arena in london, where he'll play dominic thiem. zverev is the defending champion and he certainly looked the part, winning in straight sets. ahead of this weekend's brazilian grand prix, sebastian vettel was quickest with lewis hamilton back in fifth. that is all the support from us for now. thank y

need to approve any outcome reaching mineral wealth and you see this may not be a region papua new guinea we want to easily lose. 0 be. graphed with the headlines on al-jazeera. the ruling party in the east african nation of burundi is accused of using fear and intimidation to crackdown on dissent opposition figures say attacks are being carried out ahead of a general election that's expected next year the country sore spate of violence in 2015 when the president won a 3rd term his opponents said it was unconstitutional the ruling party has told al jazeera the election next year will be free and fair iraq's parliament is preparing to discuss a new electoral reform bill politicians are hoping this will calm protests of corruption and high unemployment that have gone on for weeks at least 330 people have died since early october. jim has more now from baghdad there was a lot of skepticism here to here's where about whether this electoral reform bill will actually be discussed for the 2nd time they've scheduled to have its 2nd reading as of now we're told parliament is going to meet at 1 pm

lions will head home without a win on their south hemisphere tour... they were outplayed by papua new guineaheirfinal match in port moresby. it started well for great britain — they opened the scoring after 1a minutes — a swift move gave blake austin a clear run into the corner, for his first international try. they went 10—nil ahead but that was the end of their scoring — and a spectacular try from edwin ipape set off the papua new guinea fightback. they won by 28 points to 10. england lost the series a—nil. when you play for your country it is the proudest thing you can do in your career and when you don't perform, you have let everyone down. we are all proud men. it is a game we are in. if you lose you have to wear it for a while and try and figure out where you go next. england's women fell to an agonising defeat this morning — a last—minute shirleyjoe try gave the papua new guinea orchids their first test win against england — they won by 20 points to 16 to level the series at 1—1... england captain emily rudge visibly upset at the end there... england batsmanjoe denly says he is "as ne

now refugee journalist has arrived in new zealand off to 6 years and popular new guinea the shot he was held in a prison camp on man a silent and while they're heroes and award winning book and made a film on his smartphone andrew thomas reports from sydney. this there he says is finally freedom after 6 years detained in papua new guinea for trying to seek asylum in australia the iranian journalist is in a country that has welcomed him i think it's in the 1st time that i feel at them happy but i thought well you know i think it is. more one. who johnny fled iran in 2013 he got to meet the needs here and from there took a boat to australia as christmas island but australia to the refugees had a new policy of sending them to prison camps on remote pacific islands which was held on man a silent in papua new guinea conditions where poor some fellow detainees were murdered killed themselves or died through inadequate medical care but from behind high fences to chant he worked as a campaigner and as a journalist he became a spokesman for the refugees. he gave many interviews including this on

papa new guinea scoring. they were now rampantand on guinea scoring.nston went over in the corner, the y ends pride disappeared. still time for one more moment to forget. johnny lomax won't wa nt to moment to forget. johnny lomax won't want to see this again. he might though as he rounded out the victory. five tribes in a five star performers for papa new guinea and a first win against great britain in 29 years for some we let everybody down, and it's the disappointment... but we are proud men. if you lose, you have to wear it for a while and try to figure out where you go next. it was supposed be a chore that showed off the lions rediscovering their role. instead papa new guinea flying high in paradise. michael redford, bbc news. much better news for the england women's rugby union side who've had successive wins over france in their autumn internationals. after an error strewn first half, lydia thompson scored a dramatic late try to seal the 17—15 victory in exeter‘s sandy park. it's the opening weekend of the european champions cup and ulster got of

from papua, new guinea. kamahl: an article which you've written that said the question they're being asked is not so much yes or no but do you want greater autonomy or do you want independence? now, if people go for that option, or a majority go for that option of independence, what happens then? is it cut and dried or does it have to go back to the papua, new guinea government, for their ratification? >> it certainly does. that was also specified in the peace agreement that the referendum would be held, and then the results of that referendum would be ratified by the government of p.n.g. or the parliament of p.n.g. i should say. but even before that step, so after the referendum, and before ratification and whatever the result is, there's to be consultation between the autonomous government of bougainville and the element of p.n.g. -- the government of p.n.g. kamahl: the government as it has been with independence and i'm thinking when, for example, scotland voted whether it wanted to split from the u.k. an

sending them to prison camps on remote pacific islands which was held on man a silent in papua new guinea conditions where poor some fellow detainees were murdered killed themselves or died through inadequate medical care but from behind high fences to chant he worked as a campaigner and as a journalist he became a spokesman for the refugees we. want to. see.

to that there had been a great desire placed some leaders of both convivial even before popular new guinea became independent itself there was a stirring sort of movement for both of them to be quite separate from puppy new guinea well i'm just looking at an article which iversen where you've said that the question they're being asked is it's not so much yes or no it's do you want greater autonomy or do you want independence now if people go for that option or a majority go for that option of independence what happens then is it cut and dried or does it have to go back to the papa new guinea government for there in a ratification. it certainly does that that was also specified in the peace agreement that the referendum would be held and then the results of that referendum would be ratified by the government of p. and j. of the parliament of p. and g. i should say him but even the all that stamp so up to the referendum and before ratification whatever the result is there is to be consultation between the autonomous government of broken hill and the element of p. and j. the argument as it al

papa new guinea next week will be an adventure. they play at home so i'm really looking forward to it. the lights have gone out here in christchurch and they have gone out for great britain as well. a better result for england women's rugby league side who have won the first test of their tour to papua new guinea. emily rudge scored an england women's record four tries to help her side to a 2k points to 10 win in goroka. the sides meet again for a 2nd and final test in port moresby next saturday. in rugby union, saracen's ended a dramatic week with a 21—12 win at gloucester to move up to second in the english premiership. the champions, who were handed a 35 point deduction and 5 million pound fine for salary cap breaches in the week, overcame the boos of the home supporters to get a comfortable win. patrick geary was watching. saracens could handle the saturday booze but tuesday that will linger longer. found guilty of breaching the salary cap, they are paying with points, pounds and endless taunting. until the appeal, they have ru

they play papua new guinea in their final match next weekend. news here on bbc one. that's all the sport for now. that's all from us. the next news on bbc one is at twenty to six —— bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. it is1.12pm. the conservative peer, lady warsi, has accused the health secretary, matt hancock, of "whitesplaining", after he said that others in the party "take a more balanced approach" on islamophobia than her. lady warsi — who's led criticism of the tory hierarchy‘s response to islamophobia within the party — tweeted that she was "glad" to have colleagues, such as mr hancock, educate her on the issue, even after her "30 years of experience of work in race relations". mr hancock made the comments in an interview on the radio a's today programme, during which he was asked about suggestions that the party was watering down an inquiry into islamophobia. there needs to be an inquiry of course. but of course you should look into all kinds of prejudice. i think that this is something that any responsible party alw

of the pacific all that have bogan villa began voting in a referendum on independence from papa new guinea crowds mots through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote if they choose freedom both can build the world's newest country well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after counting the costs. the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it. will bring in the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera . hello i'm sammy's a them this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your weekly look at world of business and economics this week private contractors as russia uses mercenaries in conflicts from syria to libya and china steps up to protect its workers overseas what's the future of. what's a few $100000000000.00 here and there isn't worth 2 trillion dollars but is the saudi state owned oil company relevant. google and apple are muscling in on computer gaming with their own platforms or does that.

of bug unveiled have begun voting in a referendum on whether to become independent from popular new guinea crowds marched through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote if they choose independence bogan bill could become the world's newest country with a referendum is the culmination of a long peace process which ended a decade long civil war that killed thousands of people nicholas reports from port moresby. even though you can feel the rugby his lack of religion jackie joseph is running a training session with teenagers and at the same time educating them on issues like violence against women she's returned to her homeland to work after fleeing the country with her parents joining the island's devastating civil war i think it's been quite a journey growing up as a child and being able to to be where i am today the conflict centered around pan guna a huge copa and gold mine many locals felt their resources were being exploited. unrest and subsequent fighting between the bogan field revolutionary army and p. and g. forces led to a full blown war an estimated 20000 peopl

need to approve any outcome reaching mineral wealth and you see this may not be a region papua new guinea will want to easily lose gauge al-jazeera. catherine wilson is a journalist and writer focusing on the pacific islands she says the poll is likely to be just the 1st step towards gaining independence people have been looking forward to this for a very very long time aspirations and hopes are very high as you can expect and there is absolutely no doubt. from the perspective of expect commentators and people themselves and bergenfield leaders that probably up to 80 percent or more may vote for independence as opposed to gratian autonomy that is certainly the easy part but the critical factor is that this is a non-binding referendum therefore a majority outcome for independence it's not going to translate immediately into a new nation there will be a considerable period of months not weeks of negotiations between the pantry and the bergenfield governments about the political status of poken ville what that will be. candid sells presidential election and how their final rallies ahead of s

copper and gold mining rights and that would thereby it raise stakes currently held by the papua new guinea and government and the former operator a 60 percent share would go to bergen ville with the rest of a the ball to investors the move could affect the kosi asians after the independence vote polling began last saturday and ends on december 7th the southeast asian games start in the philippines on saturday but the organizers are facing complaints that athletes have been forced to sleep on the floor and go hungry jimmy or allen dogan has more now from manila. i don't press conference here in manila organizers in charge coming from the government actually denied that they have been disorderly in their management of the sea games here in the philippines they even said that they will investigate reports that some athletes have suffered food poisoning have been brought to the hospital and there is in adequate food for athletes and members of the chaining team from different countries the even went as far as leaving journalists holds local and international for what they described as exaggera

need to approve any outcome reaching mineral wealth and you see this may not be a region papua new guinea we want to easily lose gauge al-jazeera be candid sin give a cell's presidential election have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote incumbent president jos a mary of oz is running against 11 candidates including 2 of the prime ministers he 5 during his time in office nicolas hawke reports from the capital. while this presidential campaign feels and sounds like a carnival. neighboring countries fear it could end in disaster some of the candidates like domingo's see more spread out have west african soldiers protecting them and not the country's armed forces. from delete all of. that you may not even know whether. when you are in that. process you have to say. just weeks before the vote president josey many of us who's running for reelection asked the military to force his prime minister out of office after he refused to step down vast has overstayed his time in office delaying elections but he has the backing of the armed forces. period cool additional west african troops ha

operator it's honest region is holding a non-binding vote to decide if it's a breakaway from papa new guinea armed groups of carried out its new tax in eastern democratic republic of congo to health workers were killed in battle in a world health organization base the violence comes as residents protest against what they see as inaction by un peacekeepers tasked with keeping them safe. hungry has charged the captain of a cruise ship involved in a collision and may 27 people died when the mermaids capsized and sank in the river danube ukrainian captain has been charged with misconduct into mass casualties and failing to provide help most of the victims were tourists from south korea. north korea has launched what it appears to be 2 missiles that's according to south korea and it comes just days after the north ordered artillery journals near a disputed maritime border last month pyongyang found to walk its into the sea of japan have just told denuclearization talks with the u.s. pride is following this from seoul he says the launch comes after a period of relative calm this test firing does s

the results of the referendum will be announced in december then papua new guinea's parliament will decide whether it will recognize the outcome. as long as their future as undecided in billions are concentrating on reconciling with the past. this is the news live from berlin stay tuned for business news with with rob watts for more news and global stories visit our web site that's d w dot com thanks for watching. but i do need to keep a lot of the old for over gretchen home before frankly the most news in that we can about. the bottom of the valley at the nasa dragon was one of. 3. degree books on. the tombs of the bodies leading here or do double triple play to talk about. let's go for it. 3 more cool. less people we have. let's have a look at so many of the matches around the still shaking in their roof that could breathe a sigh of relief so you don't want to. just go. to w. . and you head out to the european central bank but is it just business as usual christine legarde has given her 1st official speech of this piece even president breathing space for south african airways carrier and

australia has arrived in new zealand it's the 1st time for has for chinese been able to leap up on new guinea he was given a visa to attend a literary festival and christ church during is to tension the journalist wrote an order winning book on his smartphone about his experiences australia has been criticised for how it treats asylum seekers hundreds of south african airways staff have gone on strike calling for an increase in wages also protesting job cuts that are part of the airline's restructuring plan south african airways has announced it will reduce its workforce by almost a 5th and many of its flights have been canceled or friday and saturday. 2 students have been killed and several wounded in california after one of their classmates opened fire at a high school police say 6 the 16 year old suspect is now in the hospital after shooting himself this happened in the city of santa clarita the sheriff's office believes the gunman acted alone but say they are actively investigating all leads and so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera at the top of the hour i have another bolzan for y

the street over mining could loom large over bogan bills and dependence referendum on new guinea the region's vice president says he plans to redistribute copper and gold mining rights are raising a stake held by the government upon new guinea a 60 percent share would go to work until with the rest of a level to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence flow polling began last saturday and ends on december 7th. the southeast asian games start in the philippines on saturday but organizers are dealing with complaints that athletes have been forced to sleep on floors and go hungry smell and organize more from manila. i don't press conference here in manila organizers in charge coming from the government actually denied that they have been disorderly in their management of the sea games here in the philippines they even said that they will investigate reports that some athletes have suffered food poisoning have been brought to the hospital and there is in adequate food for athletes and members of the changing team from different countries the even went as fa

president says he plans to distribute copper and gold mining rights are racing a stake held by the new guinea and government a 60 percent share will go to book and deal with the rest of able to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence vote the polling began last saturday and on december 7th the united nations has urged greece to urgently improve conditions in overcrowded refugee and migrant camps on its islands un high commissioner for refugees described conditions as miserable during a visit to lesbos about 39000 asylum seekers are currently living on various islands. hundreds of tractors rolled into the french capital on wednesday to protest government policies resentment has been growing among farmers over what they call bashing. has more from paris. swapping their fields for the highway hundreds of french farmers drove their tractors to paris on the city's main ring road they disrupted traffic to protest against french government policies and international trade deals that they say make their lives harder and create unfair competition and for going to nomina

become the world's newest country the ballots will decide whether they become independent from papua new guinea those are your headlines the news continues on al jazeera off the witness. descended on al jazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the year people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe skatalites an exclusive look at the world's largest conference on a child be in rwanda will be efforts achieved an aids free africa a true part series charging china's rise as a 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in spain to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to somebody on al-jazeera. dasar goose said 10. to 10 lousy yesterday and lovey zamir part of the. new buns of a sample share. elvers. an army of b.m. play one more cup to say. you get a yellow baton as are less. to sell our walks. on the new job while in our book stuff we call goes all goes for quantum field he sends us here getting his song. list so all in our clearly lea

the people of bougainville are voting on whether to seek independence from papua new guinea and becomehe world's newest country. the referendum in the island group was part of a peace deal agreed almost twenty years ago which ended a decade of civil war. coming up in 10 minutes time news watch but first on bbc news, click. streaming services have changed the entertainment landscape. they're taking bigger and bigger chunks from the dvd market, they've completely revolutionised the music industry, and they've got terrestrial tv execs quaking in their expensive boots. but what about streaming video games? well, that's a lot harder, because you need to make the game responsive and playable. so could streaming ever kill the games console? this week, tech giant google launched stadia, a brand—new games streaming platform. marc cieslak has been putting stadia through its paces to see if it lives up to the expectations. google stadia does away with one of these, a games console, and replaces it with one of these, a chromecast ultra. if you want to play a game on a tv, that is. stadia also allo

the lions play papua new guinea on saturday.liams has been talking aboutjoining toronto wolfpack on a multi—million pound deal. he won two world cup with the all blacks but has also played rugby league for the kiwis, and returns to the 13—man game for a third time in his career, as he makes his debut in the super league. he's been talking to bbc sport's mark chapman. iam i am grateful for such i am gratefulfor such an i am grateful for such an awesome opportunity at this stage. but with it, there comes excitement and you know, to be part of something special, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot special, a club in northern america, if we can get ourfoot in special, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot in the door on the american market, i see it as, you know, great change and a great opportunity for youngsters coming through for themselves and their families, so it will be awesome to bea families, so it will be awesome to be a part of that. what do you have to do to go back from union to lee, so to do