as in 2014 on germany's north sea island hello land. and he can o'connor when i feel the tempest. that's an incredible resistance that i have to work against. i'll buy and i can use unbelievable quantities of pain to create something to stand up to it before then the more extreme, the conditions, the more expressive and abstract to work turns out to be true. as i express he rap abstract. javier new backhoe in 2017 ice lans volcanic wilderness pushed lame full to his limits. he painted 12 pictures within 2 weeks under the most adverse conditions. grandma and regardless of all can a traitor. why had pains and cameras as 200 meters up and then did my painting and dragged everything back down again? i did it after that. you're totally exhausted. man donna phillip freddy. back amberlynn. here. he works. 85 meters above the city's roof tops for this project landfill allocated some 80 kilograms of oil paints a feet of logistics in itself. the thick strokes of paint make his work seem almost 3 dimensional. he applies the paint directly to the canvas with his hands. he says brushes create

several missiles after north korea fire 10 into the sea soul has ordered the evacuation of an island saying it was the 1st commissar from the north fell so close to its territorial waters. this follows a statement from young gang that the u. s. and south korea would pay a terrible price. should they decide to attack the north? rob mcbride isn't so with the latest on this story, rob? yes, i'm in a flurry of missile activity from both the north and the south. further escalating tensions here? it began earlier wednesday, when the south koreans detected at least 10 missiles being fired from north korea. that has been unprecedented missile testing since the start of this year. but this was a very large number of missiles all fired at once. and at least 3 of those all set to have been short range ballistic missiles. now significantly, one of these missiles fired from north korea east coast took a more southerly route trajectory. in fact, towards the island of young go. this is a very small isolated south korean island in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. as it was dete

north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and the start of the north sea.ls into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon, the rain stays to the north—west, that the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend it starts off dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing dry, but there is a threat of anotherfront pushing in dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect, dry and very mild for most, certainly better than last weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent and annabel denh

north—west of the great glens. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and the start of the north sea. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon, the rain stays to the north—west, the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect, dry and very mild for most, certainly better than last weekend. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore — i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. a major set back for russia in ukraine — it announces a retreat from kherson — the only major city its captured since the invasion. the race for c

north sea. so that's check in some rain towards the island of britain, western france and the low countries. and it will be breezy in this area is fall. then there's this some snow to chat about for western russia pushing into bell the roofs, and that includes mince with a high of minus 2. now for central europe, it's a similar story here. some showers, snow and some spots as well. that includes that snow anyway at toward the southwest of ukraine, after turkey or we go and i think the worst of the rain will be over the black sea, but it's stumble. you're still gonna catch at some showers here on thursday, but also some sun and cloud. it's well with the high of 20 degrees. now for the other side of the mediterranean pulses of rain for central portugal, that western side of spain and breezy. here as well that what weather will drop into northern portions of morocco, northern algeria, northern tunisia as while south of that plenty of sign. it's a much dryer story in toga, where there had been some flooding and we go south of this, some showers along the coastline of south africa. nothing like w

al jazeera western, south korea hello some air routes after north korea fire 10 missiles into the sea. air raid sirens were heard on the island for the 1st time. after one of the missiles fell close to sol, territorial waters and respond south korea fired 3 air to ground missiles towards the north of the 2 countries maritime border. rob mcbride isn't so so tit for tat responses. rob bring us up to speed with the latest. that's why this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula. with this flurry of miss r launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korea detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea, both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles. economists of that north korea has been testing on a regular basis, really since the start of this year. now interestingly, one of those missiles fired from a north, crazy east coast, waiting on a more southerly direction than normal. in fact, in the directio

and we had to get all the north, the coast, turkey part of the islands of the aegean sea, together with england, were to receive a protectorate over the holy land and huge indemnities from germany and e. austria a. since our british partners, as they like to say now, they set their tasks to weaken the two countries in the first place. this is germany and russia, so they put forward an ultimatum to russia in order to minimize its preferences as a result of this war, which actually happened when they forced the provisional government to gradually abandon the treaty from the speech about nicholas ii sex to and from many many many more. that is, they simply did what the british wanted from us. well, it seems to be better inside, if the russian empire, which flourished in the thirteenth year, came to the fact that the ambassador of england comes to nicholas with a humiliating offer. yes, to appoint an entente commander means the top commander of the general of the russian empire with the right to a decisive vote and that russia does nothing. uh did not undertake military relations without th

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north korea. fire at 10 missiles into the sea. air raid sirens were heard on long island for the 1st time after one of the missiles fell close to souls, territorial waters, and respond south korea fire 3 air to ground missiles towards the north. rob mcbride is following developments from sol. this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula, with this flurry of missile launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korean detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea at both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles, the kind of miss out that north korea has been testing on a regular basis. really, since the start of this year, had the states and foreign ministers or an algeria capital for today, arab league summit, the opening ceremony. salton is the president play society at hand over the councils. presidency to the algerian leader. delegates will discuss regional political an

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the rain sitting to the far north—west, gusty winds here and there across the highlands and islands and the irish seaess of 45 mph. elsewhere fingers crossed the cloud breaks up but only briefly, so brief glimpses of sunshine but it will be mild with top temperatures around 14—16. mild by day but pretty mild through the night, not falling very far at all through thursday night into friday morning. many of us perhaps seeing temperatures like this, 15 degrees, but again cloudy, misty and rather grey with it. a great start for many. almost a repeat performance, as you can see, still reign to the north—west of the great glen, perhaps drifting further into central scotland and temperatures are pretty warm. after that mild start they could be up as high as 18 or 19. start they could be up as high as 18 or19. if start they could be up as high as 18 or 19. if we potentially get 19 in eastern scotland it will be the warmest armistice day on record. high—pressure set to stay with us into the weekend. fingers crossed that remains the case. weather fronts waiting in the wings could be an issue but it means dry,

survivors who are in hospital so has ordered the evacuation of an island after north korea launched multiple ballistic missiles into the sea. the south korean military said it was the 1st time miss all from the north fell so close to with territorial waters. it follows a statement from pyongyang that the u. s. and south korea would pay a terrible price. should they decide to attack the north? rob mcbride is joining us from sol. so tell us about this launch robin. how significant it was. this was a flurry of missiles all being launched. her early wednesday at least 10 missiles, we understand being fired into the sea surrounding the korean peninsula. now at least 3 of these, which short range ballistic missiles, these are the types of missiles that there has been an unprecedented launching of these missiles since the start of this year is significantly one of these missiles was fired on a more southerly route. and in fact, in the direction of a young bo, this is up a very small, isolated south korean islands in the seas between the korean peninsula and japan. when it was detected, flying towards that island, they actually so

south korea has close some air roots after north korea fired 10 missiles into the sea. air raid sirens were heard on willing island for the 1st time as one of the missiles fell close to souls. territorial waters from mcbride is following developments from so this has been a severe escalation in the tension levels here on the korean peninsula with this flurry of missile launches and then a corresponding response from south career. it began early wednesday when that south korean detected at least 10 missiles being fired, all at once from north korea at both east and west into the seas surrounding the korean peninsula. at least 3 of those missiles are thought to have been short range, ballistic missiles, the kind of miss out that north korea has been testing on a regular basis. really since the start of this year, south korea prime minister has questioned the police in response to emergency calls when a hollow in cross killed more than 150 people. and so the police released transcripts that show the 1st warning if a possible crush came hours before this is officer, brazil's outgoing president, durable scenario, has s

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not too bad for the north island, some wet weather, also making its way across the sea of japan. some very heavy rain coming into northern central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as you go on into our monday. fresh weather cooler weather coming in behind, but it will be brighter while she dry there for the korean peninsula. much of china . ah, indonesia, your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy, is busy transforming, ready to be your business partner with a robust talent for politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you, invest indonesia. now, britain's beloved curry houses are in crisis to india. don is shut down every week due to breakfast financial friday, and the pad in 101 east investigate on al jazeera. what happens in the yard has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling back out again, challenging the brazilian dictatorship to the demo

we've got this disturbance around the north sea, so that's check in some rain towards the island of britain, western france and the low countries. and it will be breezy in this area is fall. then there's this some snow to chat about for western russia pushing into bella roofs. and that includes mince with a high of minus 2. now for central europe, it's a similar story here. some shower snow and some spots as well. that includes that snow anyway at toward the southwest of ukraine after turkey or we go and i think the worst of the rain will be over the black sea, but is stumble. you're still going to catch some showers here on thursday, but also some sun and clouds fall with the high of 20 degrees. now for the other side of the mediterranean pulses of rain for central portugal, that western side of spain and breezy. here as well that what weather will drop into northern portions of morocco, northern algeria, northern tunisia as while south of that plenty of sign. it's a much dryer story in togo, where there had been some flooding and we go south of this, some showers along the coastline of so

north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees — 61 fahrenheit. that is then going to lead into a very mild night indeed, thursday into the early hours of friday. we're likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all — 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we've got, though, for many, first thing — that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures — as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there's a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect — dry and mild for most — certainly better than last weekend. this is bbc news. i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories? a major set back for russia in ukraine — it announces a retreat from kherson — the only major city i

north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. peculiar afternoon. there will be some brighter spells into the afternoon, with highs of 16 degrees, 61 fahrenheit. that is going to lead into a very mild night indeed thursday into the early hours of friday. we are likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all, 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there's a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect — dry and mild for most, certainly better than last weekend. this is bbc news, the headlines... moscow says it's pulling its troops out of the ukrainian city of kherson. it's the only provincial capital russia has managed to capture s

north as gotland. yes, cloudy with drizzle first thing —— as scotland. the winds are a feature of the highlands and islands across the irish sea.urs of friday, we're likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all. 15 or 16 celsius. that cloud should tend to break up into the afternoon, the rain staying to the afternoon, the rain staying to the northwest, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry but there is a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. all in all, not a bad weekend and prospect. dry and mild for most, certainly better than last weekend. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines... a major set back for russia in ukraine, it announces a retreat from kherson, the only major city it's captured since the invasion. the race for control of the us congress is still in the balance. the democrats are hoping to hold onto the senate, while republicans haven't given up on winning both chambers, as the votes are still being

north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea. we�*re likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all — 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we�*ve got, though, for many, first thing — that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures — as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there�*s a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect — dry and mild for most — certainly better than last weekend. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. crypto chaos — bitcoin and its rivals slump as leading exchange ftx faces bankruptcy. we�*ll look at how much trouble the sector is in. also, brexit bust—up — s lack of migrant workers is crippling the uk economy, says a top boss — who supported leaving the eu. we have go

north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea.fahrenheit. that is then going to lead into a very mild night indeed, thursday into the early hours of friday. we're likely to be greeted with temperatures not falling very far at all — 15 or 16 celsius. look how much cloud we've got, though, for many, first thing — that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures — as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there's a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect — dry and mild for most — certainly better than last weekend. good morning, welcome to breakfast with ben thompson and victoria valentine. 0ur headlines today. nurses across the uk are set to strike for the first time. non—urgent appointments will be cancelled but emergency care won't be affected. the us president says ru

island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern and central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as we go on into our monday. fresh weather cooler weather coming in behind, but it will be brighter while you drive there for the korean peninsula. much of china ah. the challenge of the brazilian dictatorship with the democratically run football team. the corinthians changed the course of the nation. with the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals as the doctor football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the corinthians democracy movement on al jazeera lou ah, look at the main stories. now. if you're, if his government and rebel forces have agreed to facilitate immediate humanitarian access to wharton take rye, the pledge signed in nairobi as the latest step to and to t is of conflict, which is left thousands dead and millions displaced. and ukraine's president says, russian forces destroyed all of harrison's critical infr

hurricane. strong winds on wednesday, sent sea water washing across roads, and also been reports of flooding and power. blackouts authorities in the north west of the island and the nearby usa to florida have issued evacuation orders forcing some airports to shut down. from a u. s. vice president al gore has unveiled a new tool that reveals the world's top fossil fuel emitters a climate trace, whereas debited at the cop $22.00 summit in egypt and says that the top it shows that the top 14 individual polluters are all gas and oil fields. new data is also found, an emissions from oil and gas production could be 3 times higher than the official amounts. the top $500.00 does sources emit more per year than the united states and 51 percent of those emissions are from power plants. half of the top 50 globally or oil and gas feels this. this is the self reported c r c o, 2 equivalent emissions that include c o, 2 and methane. this is the what the actual measurements show. this is really a shock. now it's a unit prefers to referee a match at the fi, felt well, comp, there'll be just $36.00 referees at the tournament this year. synagogue that my get in a day is on

one recent incident in the north sea has raised eyebrows in the international security space. cables supplying internet and communications to the shetland islands damage. officials believe it may have been caused by fishing vessel activity, but the presence of a russian ship in the vicinity si raised concerns it could have been sabotage. a russian spy ship is set to carry tools capable of cutting through and tapping these pieces of critical infrastructure. the russians aren't alone in alleged underwater espionage, either. the edward snowden leaks in 2013 revealed information about a program called tempora where the uk was trapping into transatlantic internet cables, soaking up data and sharing it with the united states. china has gotten in on the game, too. several state-owned companies own, maintain and repair undersea cables. this has prompted taiwan to increase spending on its own infrastructure for fear that china could have a tight grip on its telecons. in the 20th century, they carried telegraph signals. the united kingdom was a dominant force in the industry, given the wide reach of its empire. during world war i, british forces engaged

north—west of the great glen. the winds are a feature for the highlands and islands and across the irish sea.. look how much cloud we have got for many, first thing. that should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18 or 19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there's a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect — dry and mild for most, certainly better than last weekend. welcome to bbc news — i'm nuala mcgovern. our top stories. a major set back for russia in ukraine — it announces a retreat from kherson — the only major city its captured since the invasion. we have to try to piece together what is happening in the city that is, to all intents and purposes, cut off from the outside world. midterm mystery — control of the us congress remains in the balance — with votes still being counted. prominent iranian figures from the worlds of spo

north korean missile has reached our territorial waters in the sea of japan. this is very rare. we will not tolerate it. our army will respond firmly. >> almost immediately, the inhabitants of the south korean island were asked to evacuate. seoul retaliated by firing three air missiles, and the president has since denounced the act as a territorial invasion. in the capital, many watched the news unfold on television screens. the timing of the tasks particularly tough to stomach for some. >> as a south korean, i just cannot tolerate the fact that north korea has tested missiles and aggravated complication between the two koreas. >> it is the first time a ballistic missile has landed near south korean warders -- waters since the peninsula was divided. russia has called for calm with a kremlin spokesman saying all parties should avoid taking any steps that could provoke a further increase in tensions. tom: people across the u.s. will be going to polls for the midterms less than a week from now. revote could see the governing democrats lose their majority in congress. today we are talking about gun controls and that's going to take us to missouri, which has some of the weakest gun laws but one of the

north korea east coast took a more southerly route trajectory. in fact, towards the island of young go. this is a very small isolated south korean island in the seas that separate the korean peninsula from japan. as it was detected, flying towards that island, the air raid sirens was sounded on that island. it's the 1st time that a residence that can remember the air raid sirens being activated. the missile fell far short of the island, but again, significantly, it actually fell south of the de facto maritime border between north and south korea. at the, in fact, 26 kilometers south that has been seen has been a very serious escalation. and it comes as north korea is angry response, it seems to join the military exercises that are taking place at the moment since the earlier this year we've seen a resumption of large scale military exercises between the north, between south korea and us forces. and at the moment, they are conducting ad drills involving scores of warplanes, which always angus north korea. robert kelly is a professor of international relations at peace and national university. he says north korea is being reckless. dition surprises

north korea has fired a number of short—range ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coast, causing an air raid warning to sound on a remote south korean island as south korea and the united states are holding one of their largest ever combined air force drills. pyongyang has demanded these exercises stop. the greek coast guard says that dozens of people are missing and at least one has drowned after two boats carrying migrants capsized in stormy seas off the island of samos. 10 men have been rescued. they told the authorities that the boats had set sail from turkey carrying 68 people. a search—and—rescue operation is under way in the aegean sea. denmark's left—wing bloc is set to hold onto its slim parliamentary majority, following tuesday's general election. with all votes now counted, the coalition, led by centre—left prime minister mette frederiksen has 87 seats, putting her well ahead of the right—wing bloc led by the liberals on 72. but her majority will depend on support from three seats from the faroe islands and greenland. in brazil, the far—right presidentjair bolsonaro has finally broken his silence after being defeated in sunday's

off the east coast, this island off the east coast, this is the first time the north koreans have ever fired a missile in this direction normally they fire them more out to seat is being seen as more serious than some of the other launches we have seen recently, more of a direct threat to south korea, the fact you had residence on the small island receiving these warnings and having to seek shelter, shows it is more directly affecting the south korean territory. affecting the south korean territo . , , affecting the south korean territory-— affecting the south korean territo . , , , territory. tell us why this has happened. — territory. tell us why this has happened. do _ territory. tell us why this has happened, do we _ territory. tell us why this has happened, do we think - territory. tell us why this has l happened, do we think today? north korea has blamed south korea and the united states for series of military exercises that they have been holding, these exercises have been going on for the last three months, south korea and the united states say they are holding them because of what they see as an —— increased threat posed by north korea, they say the

launches yesterday when north korea fired at least 23 missiles which included one that actually flew over the nautical sea border with south korea. also causing an alert on an island that was a chaotic time for the residents there. south korea is mourning the tragic death, the crowd crushed over the weekend. also, this is bad for the escalation and provocations are unprecedented from north korea. david: thank you for wrapping all of those things for us. similar trajectory, up and then down. three days up, one day down. in fact, we are at session those on the benchmark on the back of that non-pivot from the fed. you could say even a pivot up. pivot light. there we go. [laughter] something that market doesn't need. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks, your r

north—west, spreading up to the northern isles as well. we are expecting strong winds through the irish sea and across parts of the highlands and islands. mild with temperatures dipping no more than 15 or 16 celsius which is extremely mild for this time of year. for friday, more in the way of cloud with outbreaks of rain in parts of the north west, drizzle around as well with clear skies and temperatures by the afternoon could potentially climb up to 17 or 18 celsius. looking ahead to 17 or 18 celsius. looking ahead to the weekend, we are expecting largely dry conditions, fairly cloudy conditions, too. not as warm but mild for the time of year and that's your forecast for now. hello, i'm maryam moshiri. this is 0utside source. a major setback for russia, as it orders its troops to withdraw from the ukrainian city of kherson. russia's defence minister confirms the retreat in the face of constant ukrainian counter attacks. ukraine says it sees no signs of russian forces leaving. we report from the frontline outside kherson. we have to try to piece together what's happening in a city that is to all intents and purposes, cut off from the ou

go off on south korean island and residents moved to underground shelters after north korea fires almost two dozen missiles. one of those weapons landed near the rival's tent seackly responded by launching its own missiles in the same border area. supporters of brazilian president bolsonaro asked the military there to help keep him in office, keep him in power. this follows his narrow election loss to leftist rival louise da silva. thousands of people who backed the far right president gathered outside the army's eight regional headquarters. yesterday bolsonaro stopped short of conceding the election but authorized his chief of staff to begin the transition process. diplomatic efforts have locked in a war time agreement allowing ukrainian grain and other commodities to reach world markets. russia says it will stick to the deal after ukraine pledged not to use a designated black sea corridor to attack russian forces. and taiwan welcomes a pair of experts from china to help an ailing panda in a rare opportunity for contact between the sides. the expert arrived as the animal, which is suspected to have a malignant brain tumor, took a turn for the worse. the giant

island of new zealand. not too bad for the north ireland, some wet weather, also making his way across the sea of japan and very heavy rain coming into northern central parts of japan over the next day or so that will sweep through as we go on into our monday. fresh weather cooler weather coming behind, but it will be brighter while she dry there for the korean peninsula and much of china. ah, let's just over a week until a football woke up kicks off right here in guitar far is with us. you've got some news on the opening ceremony. yes, i do, sir. all one of the biggest names and pop music has been confirmed to perform at the opening ceremony al football's well cat shows on a b t as have confirmed on their twitter page. that singer and john coke will be having to cut are be 25 year old, is one of many pop acts performing during the tournament, joining the likes of the black eyed peas post, malone and robbie williams. world cup kicks off in 8 days with the opening ceremony and house cats are taking on at the door of football fans and katara had been holding rallies in the streets and the capital dough had t

island. in a briefing the joint chief of staff called its unacceptable and the military later responded in kind, with fighter jets guiding three missiles north toward the same seacording to the "associated press." >>> now to the investigation on the attack on nancy pelosi's husband paul david depape made his first court appearance and pleaded not guilty he's being held without bail he faces a long list of state and federal charges including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon he said he was on a suicide mission. he wanted to use nancy pelosi to lure another individual but did not give any further information. speaker pelosi has said her husband paul is making steady progress, but it will be a long recovery. >>> turning now to sports, the big bats came in the world series the phillies would tack on five home runs, tied for the most in a world series game. philadelphia blows out houston, 7-0, a and now leads the series, two games to one. >>> tonight is growing for tonight's powerball's jacket which has surged to over $1.2 billion. it stands a as the second largest prize in the powerball's history. there have been 38 draws in a row without a jackpot

ports on the island of elba, the tuscan archipelago, specially to trade with the british, in addition, the new allies promised denmark guarantees of the integrity of merchant ships. in the north seaon's promise seemed so advantageous to denmark that the treaty, of course, was signed; moreover, britain pulled off a similar feint twice and again in 1814. london forced denmark to sign another similar treaty so that it could not get out . this one, look, according to this agreement. yes, i was not obliged to not just go. towards the uk, but also to provide to her the order of 10,000 soldiers, and so it happened. so the first task of london is completed with the departure. denmark, the coalition of russia, prussia, sweden broke up, but the elimination of france as a competitor in britain's plans is still ahead, for now, on the agenda, devoid of the support of coalition partners. denmark , a country seduced by the promises of london and betraying its allies, is now an easy and defenseless prey for gentlemen with impeccable manners. how we know it from a letter from these same gentlemen, which is today kept in the british archives. this is a letter from the deputy commander of the briti

north korea successfully launches eastward japan's premier fumiokushida. reported that an intercontinental ballistic missile fell into the sea west of the island of the hokaidsry's ministry of defense stated that, judging by the trajectory, the missile could travel 15,000 km through the air and reach the matter of vegetables of the united states, japan called such actions by north korea unacceptable, but the army command of the indotyansk region calms the threat to washington and the allies. no, however, at the atc summit initiated by the vice president us channels harris hosted an emergency meeting of the leader of australia canada new zealand south korea japan gathered to jointly call for an end to provocations to return to the diplomat if nuclear launches occur the coalition to respond strongly. well, they showed how the us air force of south korea hit the trainers with laser-guided bombs. for the time being , targets a new threat from north korea after new missile tests took place this morning, the foreign minister of north korea is threatening with a stronger military response. how much the us is striving increase its influence with an ally in the regio

north—west of the great glen. the winds a feature for the highlands and islands, and across the irish sea, we're likely to see gale—forcehat should tend to break up across central and eastern england into the afternoon. the rain stays to the north—west, but the talking point on friday will be temperatures as high as 18—19 celsius. now, as we move into the weekend, it starts off dry, but there is a threat of another front pushing in from the west as we go through the latter stages of sunday. so, all in all, not a bad weekend in prospect. dry and mild for both, certainly better than last weekend. hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news — live from washington. we're bringing you the latest from the us midterm elections. where president trump's republican party looks to be on track to take back control of the house of representative — the battle for the senate much closer, with arizona, georgia and nevada, once again the focus. the votes are not all counted and yet we are already turing to 202a. so who has the upper hand in the republican party, is it the re—elected florida's governor ron desant