san nicolas: mr. speaker, morph the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 281, the ensuring diverse leadership act of 2019, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 281, a bill to amend the federal reserve act to require federal reserve banks to interview at least one individual reflective of gender diversity and one individual reflective of racial or ethnic diversity when appointing federal reserve bank presidents, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from guam, mr. san nicolas, and the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers, each will control 20 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from guam. mr. san nicolas: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks on this legislation and to insert extraneous materials thereon. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. san nicolas: i yield myself such time as i may c

san nicolas: thank you. i'm pleased to support this bipartisan bill an want to thank the bill's and all many co-sponsors. for decades, greg lemond has breakaway the culture of cycling and is the tenacity that's unparalleled in american sports. me k my colleagues to join in passing this piece of legislation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. house stion is will the suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3589, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. chair, 2/3ion of the having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from guam seek recognition? nicolas: madam speaker, i move the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1830, the national purple heart hall of honor commemorative coin act of 2019. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. 1830, a bill to. require the secretary of the reasury to mint co

with me are the mirror's political correspondent nicola bartlett and the president of the foreign presstion benedicte paviot. nice to have you here. tomorrow's front pages are already in. a warning from the prime minister on tomorrow's telegraph — tories who defy borisjohnson by trying to stop a no—deal brexit will be expelled from the party. more of the same on the telegraph — as the prime minister warns rebel tories i'll kick you out the party! mps who block no—deal will be banned from standing banned from standing as conservatives. ready, steady, chaos! the metro warns westminster mayhem looms as mps prepare to return tomorrow after downing street signalled any new laws to block a hard brexit could simply be ignored(. the financial times reports that a labour government would cost uk companies £300 billion by shifting shares to staff in one of the biggest state raids on the private sector to take place in a western democracy. back me or i'll sack you! more warnings from the prime minister to any tory rebels threatening to block a no—deal brexit on the daily mail. boris vows to boot o

he was released by nicolas sarkozy. he served twice as prime minister and was the mayor of paris between 1977 and 1999 almost exclusively. day in ill health. museum.cy is the here is a look back. we seem to be having a technical pitch. we will try to bring that to you shortly. mark is here with me. it is fickle to overstate just how important jacques chirac was. he was a giant. the career spanned over four decades. he played many roles. minister twice. paris for nearly two decades. it is a long time in french politics. all of the french have memories of jacques chirac. in recentng to age years because he has virtually disappeared. waslast public appearance before fivive years ago. he was very ill. his family was keeping him from the public eye and the news of his death is not a surprise. inyears old, he had a stroke 2005 while he was still in power and he has been sick for many years. .e could not attend his trial that is the biggest thing. it was the first time a french president was brought to trial and he was convict

san nicolas: thank you. i rise in strong support of h.r. 1396, the hidden figures congressoinal gold medal act act of 2019. i want to thank the gentlewoman from texas, representative bernice johnson, for her work on this bill, which honors the women mathematicians and helped win the space race. this year marks the 50th nniversary of the apollo moon space landing, a shining beacon of american ingenuity made by tireless and often unacknowledged and underappreciated of the women computers, mathematicians, and engineers at nasa. these women faced challenges that exemplified the period of segregation in which they lived dominated culture at nasa and its precursors. contributions they made to space exploration, they aced lower pay, would not allowed to submit their work under their own names and not their promotions that male colleagues did. they faced segregated water bathrooms. the popular book published in 2016, which also became a uccessful movie, and this book described her and mary jackson, katherine johnson

nicolÁs maduro no manda. hubo un supuesto acuerdo y el martes ya lo habÍa incumplido.>>tenemos aÑos construyendo esto. a nivel institucional e internacional.ha sido una lucha de aÑos y sacrificio de miles en venezuela que se ha devuelto en un sueldo de menos de dos dÓlares al mes, maestros, enfermeras, mÉdicos, en nuestro paÍs. ahora,la gran pregunta que se hacen los venezolanos y el mundo es cuÁndo? y esa pregunta tiene implÍcito varios elementos. tenemos la fuerza, tenemos la mayorÍa, respaldo y hace falta un elemento, no hay un elemento Único. estÁn todos estos elementos incluso la presentaciÓn de un plan paÍs. poder estabilizar la economÍa nacional. dar gobernabilidad del paÍs. eso era lo que se buscaba noruega. patricia: cuÁndo habrá elecciones libres en venezuela? guaidÓ: estamos trabajando. para eso debemos tener instituciones libres y legÍtimas, tenemos que tener gobernabilidad y estabilidad, una serse de usurpaciÓn. debemos restaurar el cne y todo lo que tenÉs que ver con el sistema institucional venezolano. enrique: la entrevista a travÉs de las redes sociale

let's listen to what nicola sturgeon has been saying.eremy corbyn as interim prime minister or anybody else as interim prime minister, i'm no great fan ofjeremy corbyn. my point is the opposition needs to act to get boris johnson, the most disreputable prime minister in my lifetime, out of office, stop a no deal and then as quickly as possible move to a general election. and i'm open—minded about who might emerge as an interim prime minister for literally a matter of days to secure the extension before we move to a general election. you can hear nicola sturgeon saying they are open—minded, but it is usually the opposition leader who would get first dibs at being the ca reta ker would get first dibs at being the caretaker prime minister if there we re caretaker prime minister if there were to be a vote of no confidence in the government. would such a vote even with labour mps and snp mps be successful? no, they need other mps from other parties to back them as well. the liberal democrats are not keen on a jeremy corbyn led government, eve

for nicolas maduro, it is significant.is arrival, opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president, was not in the room. this is the first split and the opposition. >> the first piece is understanding and coeoesting agreement between important sectors of the venezuelan opposition, the forces, and the bull ovarian government -- the government has been signed. >> they have been calling for resignationro's because they believe the election was rigged. failed hourstalalks before the ceremony in caracas. >> the regime has attempted this maneuver before. it happened in may 2018. people suffered tragic tragic consequences and conflict are not dealt with properly. >> juan guaido has failed to make progress towards transition. the economic crisis continues to worsen. 4 million people fleeing to neighboring countries according to the u.n. the agreement signed on monday is likely to make wide-out -- make juan guaido's task more complicated. boris johnson as the u.k. supreme court hears to ar --ars up to he the hearing before 1

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nicola has always gone to the beat of her own drum, so to speak. that i think it is a step backwards. third gold medal, it does sound really nice. there is a really good place on the mantelpiece that it could fit right in there. could be some interesting conversations. i think when she sits down and thinks about achievable as she does not need to do that. she has unification kite —— fights, the bbc and can go that way. we had the bbc and can go that way. we had the conversation? maybe so. before that conversation she needs to beat her next opponent at the end of the month. once i have won this fight, i will felt like a true world championship. and that bubbles to you? yes. now then many people spend ages waiting for lifts at work. marcin dziensk doesn't. take a look at this. the polish speed climber was set a challenge to see if he could sprint up a wall faster than the elevator. which you can see. he did so in a little over 12 seconds, just pipping the machine to the top of the building. a specially constructed wall on the side of the olympic cent

colombia y venezuela escalÓ tres el comienzo de maniobras militares decretadas por el rÉgimen de nicolÁssco, sin formaciÓn de esta crisis. >> comienzan un juego de guerra ordenados por el gobernante nicolÁs maduro. el mandatario puso en alerta naranja a sus fuerzas armadas. este martes comenzÓ el despliegue de tropas y equipos de combate y del sistema de misiles de la defensa antiaÉrea en zonas fronterizas y apuntando hacia colombia.por supuesto interceptaciÓn de cualquier agresiÓn contra el territorio nacional. >> en la noche de lunes maduro anunciÓ la convocatoria del consejo de defensa de la naciÓn, la mÁxima instancia de gobierno y manejo de un posible conflicto con colombia. el mandatario dice tener las pruebas de amenazas de ataques que se preparan del territorio del vecino paÍs. >> para actuar sobre los promotores, avivado eres y apoyadores de estas actividades de escaleras y amenaza militar contra venezuela. >> toda la maquinaria militar de rÉgimen se ha puesto en marcha lo largo de la frontera. misiles antiaÉreos de mediano alcance fueron visto desplazarse en carreteras del cond

together again nicolas maduro needs all the allies he can get on vladimir putin has extended not just the hand of friendship but of help. some people we owe it is very nice to be here in moscow no wonder who has pledged to boost basic food supplies and. it worked because we believe any deviance from the dialogue to be irrational and detrimental to the country posing a threat to the nation's wellbeing. still missing in. the socialist president's mind was on food rather than friends when he indicated he was ready to hold talks with donald trump. your 31st. i would be willing we would be willing to initiate a process of conversations dialogues negotiations to try to establish a relationship of respect in the 1st place between the government of the united states and the power of the united states and the government and the power of venezuela. doing its work. at the united nations this week donald trump appeared in new move to talk i dictated the duro is a cuban puppet protected by cuban bodyguards hiding from his own people well cuba plunders venezuela's oil wealth to sustain its own corr

nicola sturgeon says the snp could back a caretaker government led by jeremy corbyn to prevent a no—dealrexit. a broken force that has become a national disgrace. cleveland police becomes the first force in england and wales to be classed as failing in all areas. pressure grows on the bbc to overturn its ruling on comments made by breakfast‘s naga munchetty about racism and president trump. 22 years on and prince harry walks in his mother's footsteps as he visits a minefield in angola. and coming up, saudi arabia opens its doors to international tourists for the first time as part of a push to cut its economic dependence on oil. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number ten of using aggressive language that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week in which mps return to the house of commons and took pa rt to the house of commons and took part in furious exchanges in the commons. today boris johnson part in furious exchanges in the commons. today borisjohnson again defended his use of language and insisted that delivering brex

nicola sturgeon also condemned what she described as the "political and constitutional emergency thatsired message. nicola sturgeon wants you to know that she's in the driving seat, taking bold action on climate change, starting with green buses and other transport initiatives, she is promising to make scotland one of the worlds' first zero emissions countries. of course, nicola sturgeon knows all the attention is at westminster today but she rather likes that contrast. it means she can say she is delivering policies for government, whilst according to her, westminster is delivering nothing but chaos and confusion. we have the most ambitious climate change targets not just anywhere in the uk, but almost anywhere in the entire world. and then this global debate took a rather personal tone. i think it is probably embarrassment that is making his face going a little bit red. not my skin tone again. listen, first minister, at least i've got a full head of my own naturally coloured hair. finally... all right, order please. he later apologised for being crass. how typical that the first min

nicola adams is just a couple of hours away from what she's called the biggest fight of her career.back 0lympic titles. she inherited the wbo world flyweight title without having to step into the ring, but she defends it this evening against the mexican maria salinas at the royal albert hall, the famous venue staging its first pro women's bout. this is definitely the biggest fight of my career as a pro so far. and i haven't taken my eye off the ball, i haven't taken my eye off the ball, i have stayed focused, i have stayed dedicated. this is one more step in the right direction for me to be able to unify the whole flyweight division. i love the sport, i love what i do, and it is inspiring to see people like floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao, still a2 and in the ring. still winning, beating all of the young up—and—comer. so it definitely gives me confidence. i fa ncy definitely gives me confidence. i fancy a bit of that, maybe i could doa fancy a bit of that, maybe i could do a few more bouts, you know? i feel like every time i step in the ring, iam feel like every time i step in t

so nicola is going to get started.r the next minute. ijust don't like looking. but i am fine with the feeling. it is a very large needle, and the reason it is so large? it draws the blood quicker, and it is a large syringe. but i'm not filling it to the top. i'm not looking! no worries. i will just pop my gloves on. is everyone laughing because it is massive? no? 0k. laughing because it is massive? no? ok. coming dot-macro ok. ok. have i got good veins, nicola? —— it is coming, ok? you are doing really well. not much more. just bear with... well. not much more. just bear with. .. it well. not much more. just bear with... it is obviously a regular occurrence, having my blood taken on live tv. all done? yes. just going to remove... and i look? great. i will just put a to remove... and i look? great. i willjust put a plaster on it. what lam going willjust put a plaster on it. what i am going to do here isjust try and illustrate how potent snake venom can and illustrate how potent snake venom can be. there is a small amoun

that was scotland's 1st minister nicola sturgeon talking to larry nash giles getting out of south africa on a sergeant antiphon of violence is taking a toll on the country's biggest city johannesburg that's in addition to an economic downturn already hurting the country and businesses are keeping their doors closed and visitors a counseling trips to one of the city's most popular areas because of the recent unrest since. the johannesburg in the city has been rocked by choosing violence hanging mobs looting and destroying anything in the past with foreign owned businesses here in the front and. those left in the dispatch. in the form of this conflict between south africans and the foreign nationals church rather than that what did it with criminality rather than see a foot at the present moment when whatever it is the effect has been devastating on modern ink and in a city hub for tourism culture cuisine and entrepreneurship. this is what the damage looks like and there's a big crowd of. people just throwing stones bricks businesses have seen a significant drop in visitors since the un re

in the name of cold war necessity in 1949 nicola bit the man responsible for the massacres and alina was moved to the united states where he died in 1989 without ever being investigated or pursued as a war criminal the cia moved to protect ukrainian nationalist leader nicola legged from criminal investigation by the immigration and naturalization service in 1952 perhaps pantera lost his use to the us or maybe k.g.b. agents outsmarted the cia but in 1959 step on bond the leader of the ukrainian nationalists was killed in munich where he was hiding under the name of stefan pople it would be fair to say that bond became a major symbol of ukrainian nationalism by sheer chance for he was neither its only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was a general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never

instead of offering a new money president vladimir putin offered a new piece of advice to nicolas maduro he actually urged the venezuelan president to continue to dialogue with the opposition he even said it would be dangerous for fairness wait if that's not going to happen definitely this was not what models hoping to hear here in moscow he was actually hoping to get more money no agreements no contracts have been signed here after this breakfast meeting in moscow and module needs urgently money because china has pulled out of an oil agreement has not been buying any oil from venezuela last month which is a very serious impact for the already impoverished economy in venezuela but president putin has clearly said enough is enough we have already invested at least $4000000000.00 u.s. dollars in direct loans but they are asked to match that up to $17000000000.00 u.s. dollars has been invested by russia in the venezuelan economy mostly in the oil and the friends in the streets so basically putin is now hoping that with. opposition dialogue between mother and the opposition that the country

leeds boxer nicola adams admits it was strange to become world champion without winning the title ind her crown through injury and adams had won the interim title and was mandatory challenger. it all means when she next fights, in 3 weeks' time, it'll be her first defence of the belt. it was a strange moment, really. i wa nted it was a strange moment, really. i wanted to fight for the title and been a champion, arnett the right way. but it was not meant to be. even though i am ready habit, i want to buy bread. i am looking for it to doing that. dash might even though i already have it, i want to bite for it. it is been a bit stop start, boxing and then not boxing and boxing and then not boxing and boxing again. hopefully i can keep on going, unify before christmas and then go on from there and collect somewhat titles.

what nicolas maduro is doing is terrorist groups in his territory and that's why i strongly support the bravery of one juan guaido and to offer all the collaboration to the clumping authorities so we identify with those criminals are and we can take them to justice. but the other thing, they brutalize the people in a way that has only compared with what we saw more than 20 years ago. so it is a moral duty to denounce and to do whatever is needed so dictatorship comes to an end. this is not a geopolitical debate. this is not a dispute between world powers. this is common sense. this is the defense of the values and principles that we share in that have been the cornerstone of our society. so that is why we need to do everything that is needed and i welcome this morning after the evidence that was shared by many countries in the united nations journal assembly, a new investigation panel has been conformed to not only investigate but be very assertive in the announcements that can be good against nicolas maduro and his inter-circle. but the effects of that dictatorship is the worst migrati

he wrote a scathing reply to nicola, and when nicola got washington's reply he sent three letters back to washington over time persistently apologizing for such a suggestion. he was loyal to his commander and he was loyal to his government and on march 15th, on that day george spent the entire day crafting a speech and agonizing over every word that he was going say to those officers and that evening he went to the contonement and to the officers' meeting and as he came in, these were battle trained soldiers and these were men who had served with george throughout much of the conflict and as he went in their cold, icy stares almost froze george himself. he was friends with his men and you would never know by the look on their faces and as george began to speak he tried to explain to these officers that the larger cause they were fighting for and how they should remain loyal to that cause, and he looked out and there was still this icy stare. he remembered he had a letter in his jacket on the continental congress, another letter where the congress would promise him the officers would be

let's just look at the tweet from nicola sturgeon. she is responding toa nicola sturgeon.turgeon in her tweet agreed with this. that is very interesting to see that from nicola sturgeon, talking to the snp at westminster this week. politicians telling me they are keen to move forward with a vote of no—confidence, sooner rather than later. meanwhile in brussels, the eu's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier will meet the uk's brexit secretary later — with pessimism seemingly on the rise about the prospects for a brexit deal. yesterday mr barnier said brussels was still waiting for workable proposals on managing the border with ireland. the bbc‘s kevin connolly is in brussels. he was asked if there was any indication that britain and the eu were close to reaching a deal. well, i suppose we should start with a spoiler alert that it's perfectly possible that we won't know much more by the end of the day than we know now about what is really going on behind the scenes in those talks. as you say the, the word from the european union's negotiator michel barnier is pretty downbe

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with caracas now i would sing washington to reopen diplomatic ties it does come after president nicolas maduro went into position. between venezuela and the u.s. went down in january and donald trump officially recognized the opposition leader. as the interim president of the country recently being linked to venezuela and drug something washington seems are concerned by these kind of expect. so we've got a tale of 2 venezuelan presidents we've got interim self-proclaimed president one great oh and we've got not nicolas maduro but his predecessor the late leader hugo chavez now both of them are being accused of ties to drug cartels here's a picture of one wedo with the leaders of a drug gang this duo is infamous in the criminal underworld and the photo is dated february 22nd when great it was in colombia trying to sneak across the venezuelan border since it surfaced one kwaito is shrugged it off as no big deal for him in. the middle regime protects the drug gangs so they're trying to divert attention the real question is how they go to hold of that picture thousands of people get the foo

and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the mirror's nicola bartlett, the president of the foreign press association, benedicte paviot. stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. conservative mps have been warned that, if they fail to support the government during this crucial week for brexit, they may face being barred as candidates at the next election. it comes as opponents of a no—deal brexit prepare to try and push through a law that would prevent it. but a cabinet minister has refused to say if the government would be bound by the will of mps and any new laws they pass. here's our political correspondent iain watson. chanting: boris johnson's got to go! a week of protests on the streets, and a week of rebellion at westminster lies ahead. save our democracy! these protesters want the suspension of parliament later this month lifted. but mps will still meet this week and opposition parties plan to seize control of the parliamentary agenda and pass a law effectively ruling out a no—deal brexit. but if that happens, this cabinet mini

2 venezuelan presidents we've got interim self-proclaimed president one grade 0 and we've got not nicolas maduro but his predecessor the late leader hugo chavez now both of them are being accused of ties to drug cartels here's a picture of one wedo with the leaders of a drug gang this duo is infamous in the criminal underworld and the photo is dated february 22nd when great it was in colombia trying to sneak across the venezuelan border since it surfaced one good way to as shrug it off as no big deal. in the middle regime protects the drug gangs so they're trying to divert attention the real question is how they go to hold of that picture thousands of people get the food to stay with me and the images get passed the road towards sue who was the sense of what's up picture to the leader of the socialist party. now the u.s. state department also says that it is no big deal wedo still receives full u.s. backing but when it comes to hugo chavez the story is a big deal never mind that it's more than a decade old in that hugo chavez is long dead they say that he tried to flood the united states

as the cleanup continues many are trying to get on with daily life nicolas cage al jazeera and so i had an observation once all you know history was made at the world athletics championships as the action. rewind returns with a new series and grand. plans to come to serious documentary. money and having to undeceive the hard. rewriting to continue to try to use a. percentage of india's 10000000 children brought in bondage by the victims of trafficking in one day other exemplars numbers a very very big number on al-jazeera. one of the really special things about working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much input and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working with it is you know it's very challenging given the particulars because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just mandate is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel in cuba good audiences across the globe. again it is time for sports and. welcome back to the khalifa stadium

dia chakravarty and nicola bartlett think very much indeed. gosh, we‘re only thursday.prorogation and also that bill still going through the house of lords and we make it some more details rather on what labour and the snp will do once that motion for a general election is brought back on monday. you are up—to—date for the moment here in westminster. i will handed back to lu kwesa here in westminster. i will handed back to lukwesa burak. christian, thank you much indeed. two events in the americas and hurricane dorian is making its way up the east coast of america. with storm warnings in place for north and south carolina. the storm has wrought devastation in the bahamas. united nations officials arrived there today and pledged an immediate £800,000 in emergency aid. dorian is the strongest—ever hurricane to made landfall.the —— to have made landfall. the death toll is now 20, but that is expected to rise. it‘s caused the worst damage and loss of life on the abaco islands, and it‘s estimated that at least 70,000 people require aid. from there, aleem maqbool sent this re

meanwhile, scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, signals she could backjeremy corbyn as a caretakerto prevent a no—deal brexit. also tonight: cleveland police becomes the first force in england and wales to be classed as "failing in all areas". pressure grows on the bbc to overturn its ruling on comments made by breakfast‘s naga munchetty about racism and president trump. 22 years later, prince harry follows in his mother's footsteps as he visits a partially cleared minefield in angola. and i am in doha, well the world athletics championships are under way and the heat is dominating the agenda. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news: wales have named an unchanged team to face australia at the rugby world cup. and that means a record 130th cap for alun wyn jones. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number ten of using aggressive language that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week in which mps returned to the house of commons and took part in furious exchanges in the commons. today borisjohns

nicola sturgeon says the snp could back a caretaker government led byjeremy corbyn to prevent a no—dealxit. more scrutiny for the prime minister over links to a us businesswoman when he was the mayor of london. now the police watchdog is involved. mounting pressure on the bbc to overturn a ruling on the breakfast presenter naga munchetty, over comments concerning president trump and racism. 22 years on, prince harry walks in his mother's footsteps as he visits a minefield in angola. and at 11:30 we'll be taking another look at the papers with deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens and guardian columnist dawn foster. good evening. and welcome to bbc news. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number 10 of using aggressive language over brexit that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week in which mps returned to the commons and engaged in furious exchanges on the floor of the house. but, today, borisjohnson once again defended his use of language, and insisted that delivering brexit on 31 october would take much of the heat out of the debate. meanwh

para el gobernante nicolÁs maduro sonpruebas suficientes de estÁ vinculado a grupos Árabe militares yde las fotos el pasado 22 de febrero en una trocha entre venezuela y colombia, fueron ambas imÁgenes se fotografÍan solitario con los paramilitares uno de ellos cortando una gran cadena de oro imÁgenes obtenidas en otros lugares el mismo dÍa confirma que llevaba la misma vestimenta. para el rÉgimen chavista las fotos son suficiente evidencia que demostrarÍa que recibiÓ ayuda del grupo delictivo para cruzarÁ la frontera colombo venezolana. >>se tratÓ de una situación de extracciÓn quienes brindaron seguridad a guaido una investigaciÓn penal del presidente interino y la banda criminal colombiana el rÉgimen presentÓ en contra del presidente interino no se emitiÓ ninguna orden de arresto en su contra aunque las autoridades hablaron tambiÉn de sus principales colaboradores. >>a la larga lista de periodistas, foto reporteros y comunicadores asesinados en mÉxico se ha sumado eric castillo sÁnchez unificaron la cabeza acabÓ con su vida en acapulco mientras estaba en vacaciones en la ciudad de

meanwhile, scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon signals she'd be willing backjeremy corbyn as aaretaker prime minister, to prevent a no—deal brexit. also tonight... more scrutiny for the prime minister, over links to a us businesswoman when he was the mayor of london. now the police watchdog is involved. there's mounting pressure on the bbc to overturn a ruling on the breakfast presenter naga munchetty, over comments concerning president trump and racism. 22 years on, prince harry follows in his mother's footsteps, with a visit to the minefields in angola. and the world athletics championships are under way, as competitors deal with blistering temperatures in the gulf state of qatar. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — one of the world's all news — one of the world's the latest reports, resul interviews all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number 10 of using aggressive language over brexit, that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week, in which mps retur

britain's nicola adams has retained her wbo world flyweight title after a split decision in her historicia salinas. after becoming the first female boxers to fight at the royal albert hall, the pair were closely matched and the judges scored it 96—91; to salinas, 97—93 to adams and 95—95 afterwards the two time 0lympic champion admitted she was a bit ‘ring rusty‘ after a year out of the ring and offered the mexican a rematch. let's have a look at some of the day's other sports stories. and there was a surprise pace—setter in second practise for the russian grand prix — red bull's max verstappen led the way in sochi, ahead of ferrari's charles leclerc. lewis hamilton was fourth quickest. there was a motorsport theme in the lpga where four of the holes on the course at indianapolis, are actually inside the famous indy 500 track. england's bronte law isjust starting her second round, she was two shots off the pace overnight. and a spectacular round over the st andrews 0ld course put england's matthewjordan at the top of the leaderboard in the alfred dunhill links championship — his 64 inclu

nicola has always gone to the beat of her own drum, so to speak. is double and a big champion, but i think, you know, if she did that i think it is a step backwards. third gold medal, it does sound really nice. there is a really good place on the mantelpiece that it could fetch right into. could be some interesting conversations.” think when she sits down and thinks about achievable as she does not need to do that. sit down and have a conversation and she will realise you are right? maybe so. before that conversation she needs to beat her next opponent at the end of the month. once i have won best fight, i will felt like a true world championship. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more now on our top story. the prime minister borisjohnson has again ruled out asking the eu for an extention to the brexit deadline, saying he would rather be ‘dead in a ditch‘. he was speaking to police cadets in yorkshire and said he would do everything he possibly could to make sure that the uk left the eu on october the 31st. the euro

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