the opposition against putin in the in the future. well that sounds very much possible because of course he's not taking part in this thing but he's behind it to a large extent. mr yashin and. sabo they are actually working for him there from the embassy organisation so he's backing them up and he's pretty presenting actually an alternative to the present regime to the russian public that's his idea it's not about this particular election it's about in general the course of russia and he's offering an alternative for the future and that can be important basically the authorities are doing everything by the textbook they have they're trying to split the opposition they have detained almost all of the we do as they are busting the organisation of not vile names and they are kind of using heavy handed police tactics to. against the people in the street the kind of get them out of the street victor that should work but then i will think it can't work or not in a situation when there's so much social unrest and social tension and run i see

they're arresting people do all the way there so oppositional all the known we'd years of the opposition or most of them right now and behind bars there's they're running. searches they're working for information and the intelligence counterintelligence organization f.s.b. is very much involved so they're working for evidence to show that this is a. hybrid war operation to the west and that maybe they're actually preparing some of the show trials afterwards. if we see it that way victor usually city city election is usually about infrastructure services and there's this consensus among many people particularly the government that the mayor who is an ally of president putin has been doing well over the last few years why is the government afraid in this case why is afraid of not allowing the position candidates to run for the city in the city elections. well i would agree with 5 of that the moscow cigar in the car was over reacted and the proper way to deal with this situation would have been to register as i was going to those who actually received enough signatures to be adjusted to ple

the opposition are and that's where the power of the opposition will think 2 thirds of the youth and they will be passing the legislation they are saying that they will continue to keep an eye and they will be monitoring but they're saying that as much as this is the end of one it's not the end of the revolution and they will continue to resist and. government is in place and not one that is the military today moving forward habits so they have a clear timeline of what issues will be dealt with when because on the one hand you've got a failing economy but on the other hand you've got questions over say holding the people that used to run the country to account. if you look at issues we have. in my. work for. we'll talk about. right here finding. family. you know over the last few months in banking i think council. have been planning. for. the upcoming government will have a lot of challenges. functioning. as they are. going council is. why the opposition might be prepared. of the large part of the coalition that it is not. really should be on the groups which are also part of the opp

and the opposition is in a difficult position. on one hand i think the east. and asia into the pool for the opposition to engage in sam dad not we there. in fact because if there is no doubt then people estat in limbo and we've seen people out in the streets and people are getting bits and you know their chances that some people get in bed early injured innocent people who'd lose their lives but i also understand why the opposition made that willing to engage in dialogue the meant because from the atmospheric to the last election but you know because the people's lives i think it's really important that that was change than see it as sitting down at mit that they still think that the opposition is doing the best they can i think bowing out of practice is as bad a procedure that i to every way in the world who see a threat to cinema just in branson didn't say that and they make it so that even that been wrong because that's something that is protected by the press the 2 should end when the opposition has told was the way that i am it is for certain splendid by

is by far the most prominent opposition figures see him as a potential candidate to unify the opposition against putin in the in the future. well that sounds very much possible because of course he's not taking part in this thing but he's behind it to a large extent. mr yashin and. so beauvais are actually working for him there from the embassy because they're going as a ship so he's backing them up and he's pretty presenting actually an alternative to the present regime to the russian public that's his idea it's not about this particular election it's about in general be course of russia and he's offering an alternative for the future and that can be important basically the authorities are doing everything by the textbook they have they're trying to split the opposition and they have detained almost all of the leaders they are busting the organization of now by name and they are kind of using heavy handed police tactics to. against the people in the street the kind of get them out of the street victor that should work but i will think can it work or not in a situation when there's so mu

main opposition leader said his m.d.c. party backed down from anti-government protests to avoid bloodshed we don't want to raise people's lives by calling. for them to be confrontational there would be blood in the street why would one want to walk on good board to there is a national park crisis we're going to resolve our crisis through this and that is what so thousands of women and marched through the streets of mexico city demanding justice after a series of alleged sexual attacks by police officers. the latest cases involve the alleged rape of 2 teenagers a 17 year old says she was raped by a group of policeman days later another teen accused a police officer of raping her and a museum 6 officers have been suspended as part of the investigation allegations of outrage over the high rate of violence against women in mexico. the bella virus has spread to a 3rd province in the democratic republic of congo the 1st 2 cases have been confirmed in south cave and doctors say a 24 year old woman and her baby contracted ebola an

into the pool for the opposition to engage in sam dad not there. because it is not people estat in limbo we've seen people out in the streets and people are getting bits and you know there are chances that some people let in beverly injured innocent people who'd lose their lives but i also understand why the opposition made that willing to engage in day not least the current meant because from the atmospherics they went the last election you know because the people's lives i think it's really important that that was change than see it as sitting down that meant that they still think that the opposition is doing the best they can and i think bowing out of practice is as bad a procedure that actually everywhere in the world would see a proto cinema president branson didn't say that and they make it so that even that been wrong because that's something that is protected by the press the 2 should end when the opposition has told was the way that i am it is for certain splendid by using bad and so it wasn't that i think their options are only mxit other

sex trafficking trafficking operation involving dozens of underage girls also coming up a russian opposition politician is arrested as protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past month demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to run for city council. and devastation in china as time from the key member of the country's coastline placed 18 people have been killed and more than a 1000000 painful to flee their heart. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program disgraced us financier jeffrey abstain has been found dead in his new york jail cell abstains thought to have killed himself despite being on suicide watch he was a convicted sex offender who was rearrested last month abstain was facing sex trafficking charges and accusations he abused dozens of teenage girls he denied the charges and faced up to 45 years in prison if convicted. i'm joined now by correspondent foley is from washington public what are authorities saying about it. hi rebecca well the latest that we have here is that the story broke here in the united states just a few hours

and hundreds are detained as moscow police watched an opposition rally police say the gathering was a week old protesters insist they're fighting for fair elections. waiter it's good to have you with us a pro-democracy rally has turned chaotic after protesters clashed with police and faced tear gas in retaliation some demonstrators threw stones and lit a fire at the entrance of a police station the clashes came after tens of thousands of protesters gathered in a normally busy market district hong kong has now seen 3 months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition law past 2 weekends have seen escalating violence from both protesters and police. our correspondent charlotte chosen hill is at the scene in downtown hong kong where the tensions are rising and she sent us this update just a short while ago protestors who are per card for like normal or go carry an umbrella weapon some google cars with well thought out their problem or question tonight we're. c going to have a remarkable are you going to pull rather through long. acuna carpet and we'll know more on morrow as well.

is now investigating the circumstances of his death also coming up a russian opposition politician is arrested that many more people are detained by police as protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past month demanding that opposition candidate still out in the elections for the city council. and police in hong kong fired tear gas at pro-democracy protesters as they defied warnings to cancel a march fresh them stray sions come after the city's leader sounds of not to grant the protesters any concessions to. america evan stand it's good to have you with us. the disgraced u.s. financier jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his new york prison cell officials say his death was an apparent suicide epstein was jailed last month on sex trafficking charges and was being held without bail the f.b.i. is now investigating the circumstances of epstein's deaths in federal custody. he had already been found injured in a cell a few weeks ago then the multi-millionaire was found dead in the new york jail where he was awaiting trial an apparent suicide. th

a russian opposition politician is arrested as protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to run for city council. plus a tornado rips through luxembourg and a deadly typhoon battered china with heavy rain will bring you the latest on the devastation wrought by the world's increasingly volatile weather. i'm michael ok welcome to the show. in hong kong there have been renewed clashes between police and pro-democracy activists police fired tear gas at protesters who were holding unauthorized demonstrations in 2 locations it's the 10th straight weekend of protests that were triggered by opposition to a proposed law that would have allowed extradition from hong kong to mainland china activists held a number of other protesters earlier in the day that remained peaceful including a sit in at hong kong airport. at the airport protesters assembled for a 2nd day to greet passengers arriving in the city drawing international attention to their cause saturday morning also saw a rather tranquil rally in

sudan as the nation plots of path toward civilian rule the country's military and pro-democracy opposition signed a landmark power sharing deal that should lead to elections within 3 years we'll find out what's at stake also coming up after a week of violence and warnings from beijing saturday's anti-government protests in hong kong are largely peaceful but concerns are mounting about unauthorized rallies planned for sunday. and easy rider legend peter fonda dies aged $79.00 born into hollywood royalty the actor and producer will be remembered as an icon of the counter culture. i'm called aspen welcome to the program sudan is celebrating a historic agreement after months of protests the country's ruling military council and civilian opposition alliance have signed a constitutional declaration paving the way for a transition to civilian rule and free elections it's a new chapter in a nation that has weathered demonstrations and a bloody military crackdown after the ousting of longtime president. omar al bashir . they came to khartoum from all over the country to celebrate a historic day the

if the opposition move to control the agenda again to pass legislation to delay the . deadline once again wouldn't that be. blue touch paper for boris johnson to call an election i think. in the. situation where you have a minority. parliament . elections we are in a parliamentary democracy nobody could object. to the point if there is indeed and they have a election perhaps even one before the. deadline what might be the outcome i would also look at the elephant in the political discussion of many of these political decisions being made by. a looming recession and the impact that would have under mastic politics. we are in a depression in america. asians all over america there's poverty and more than half the population lives at or below the poverty line so there are is a bit of a depression going on which has developed into a full blown depression because of neither policies work from the central bank so maybe the problem is the subtle. dream agreed to prefer. to remember that it was most of the family. there wasn't it was bed much worse objectively today but there w

or whatever the opposition was demanding for whatever reason the opposition had had leuer 10 hours i think the opposition might not have been is more today to continue planning protests around the country so what i've heard is that the opposition is now planning to have a protest on monday in la you and around other cities in zimbabwe so i think the opposition is feeling very strong that they need to continue sending a message to the worlds that look this is a government that doesn't allow us to protest and when we do go out to protest they respond we you know a heavy handedness we and justified violence because people are gathering to protest the die economic conditions in the country inflation has reduced people to poverty hasn't it is president in a position to be has that it has. he was and unfortunately i think he has used up a lot of his goodwill but i think they still an opportunity here for him and for the minister of finance telling libby to sort of come back to the drawing board and sit down with the opposition so i know that the opposition is saying that you know they're n

or whatever the opposition was demanding and if for whatever reason the opposition had had leuer 10 hours i think the opposition might not have been as much of a to continue planning protests around the country so what i've heard is that the opposition is now planning to have a protest on monday in la you and around other cities in zimbabwe so i think the opposition is feeling very strong that they need to continue sending a message to the world that look this is a government that doesn't allow us to protest and when we do go out to protest they respond we you know a heavy handedness we unjustified violence i think the problem is that both sides have their own interests so they are up a little parties so you know the they have to choose a particular language i think the president has not been genuine in his calls i think what he was trying to do is to sort of give the leading opposition. a meaningless position to say we met and so now you should tell your supporters to back down into stop demanding things from us whereas i think the opposition is also asking for a lot what they are

a prominent opposition figure protesters are demanding democratic local elections. riot police were out in force even though the latest demonstration in moscow had been officially authorized police arrested nearly 200 protesters and blocked access to the president's head courts is among those detained was the opposition activist loop of suborn who's been on a hunger strike. all opposition candidates have been barred from running in next month's moscow city hall elections. but it corrects it's still growing. they need to drop all of the politically motivated cases against people who hold early mero actions because the current one isn't doing his job properly for what it says right now dozens. of thousands have been detained over the summer as the not just opposition movement seen in russia since 2012 gathers pace. the only thing i've come here to be counted on to show that i have the right to choose who to vote for and i stay at u.s.d.a. mandela we did i suppose it's impossible to stay at home. we have to show the authorities they can't just ignore what the people th

mass arrests and a heavy police presence in moscow as russian authorities move to prevent opposition protests spreading beyond the capital. and jubilant scenes in the sudanese capital as a transitional agreement between military rulers and opposition groups is finalized . but it will begin with breaking news police in the u.s. are responding to reports of a shooting in el paso texas that's been taking place in the. mall in the city epic that would be warned to stay away from the area while the fisher is monitoring this and is joining us live now from washington d.c. so it's been a fast moving situation bring us up to date the latest. well let me give you more we've gained in the last 20 minutes since our last update the mayor of el paso de marco has confirmed there are multiple fatalities we are told that 18 people have been taken to hospital with injuries ranging from minor to critical it's thought that the dead are among the was 18 there is a fleet of ambulances come early carrying people away from this mall area it's a large shopping center just on the outskirts of el paso about 3

the opposition despite reservations agreed to a truce but accused the regime of violating the so she agreement taking advantage of a withdrawal of fighters so they could launch what it called their cunning criminal attacks and their spokesman gave this war. right now there is no trust and there will be no trust in the future when it comes with during the heavy weapons no heavy weapons will be withdrawn unless there are a written guarantee. that russia says the biggest fighting group brands as terrorists. h.t.s. must be eliminated turkey has an obligation according to such a memorandum to do it if they cannot do it alone we can render them some help from us. that's why we're talked also today with the opposition that if they are interested and if they need some help also from the russian federation to fight a sham and other rebels and in a glib zone then they can count we can do it no one can measure the depth of distrust between the warring sides after more than 8 years of war hundreds of thousands dead moment 10000000 people displaced then there's the differences between the guarant

is by far the most prominent opposition figures see him as a potential candidate to unify the opposition against putin in the in the future. well that sounds very much possible because of course he's not taking part in this thing but he's behind it to a large extent. mr yashin and. so beauvais are actually working for him there from the embassy because they're going as a ship so he's backing them up and he's pretty presenting actually an alternative to the present regime to the russian public that's his idea it's not about this particular election it's about in general the course of russia and he's offering an alternative for the future and that can be important basically the authorities are doing everything by the textbook they have they're trying to split the opposition they have detained almost all of the leaders they have busting the organization of not vile names and they are kind of using heavy handed police tactics to. against the people in the street the kind of get them out of the street victor really that should work but i will think can it work or not in a situation when there

a russian opposition politician which will have a listen to what he had to say. but it's still growing. they need to drop all of the politically motivated cases against people. who hold early mero elections because the current one isn't doing his job properly for what it says we're going to doesn't. know it was russian opposition politician circumvention emily we know that the one of the main things that the opposition candidates are looking for is to be allowed to take part in local elections how likely is that going to do do you think that will happen. i think it's extremely unlikely that that will happen at this point we throw in who we just heard is one of the few candidates who was registered but actually all the independent candidate candidates were not registered the electoral commission this week said that that decision was final and in fact many of the opposition candidates who've been pushing to be registered are currently behind bars many of them were rearrested this week and for calling for either mass unrest or for calling for an authorized protests

s opposition leader jeremy corbyn is rallying support for his plan to become caretaker prime minister to avoid a no deal brags that the labor party leader plans to replace boris johnson by defeating the conservative government in a vote of no confidence will german coburn's addressing a labor party rally in bolton it is near manchester in england snorts on your go go is there any significance in that particular locations on you. well what is interesting to note is that bolton even though it has been a labor roots hartland many years in recent times ever since the referendum it has been losing some of thought labor support and this is always an issue that jeremy coleman had to contend with even though he jure in the referendum campaign he campaigned for remain this particular place bolton voted to leave 2 thirds of the electorate that voted him they voted to exit the european union and that feeling he has not diminished this is still very much a place which is in support of a breakfast even a no deal for exit but even though it is located just quite close by the city of manchester whic

coalition is also going to be having 5 members one which is the from the opposition coalition and 5 members from the military with an 11th member which has been agreed upon by both sides now the head of that council will be from the military for the 1st 21 months he's already been sworn in just under an hour ago and then for the remaining 18 months of the 39 months transition period it will be headed by an opposition member who's going to be a civilian that's what the 2 sides have come down to so a large a ceremonial role overseeing the legislative assembly over think that executive council with the opposition supervising those 2 bodies so clearly they've got to build some sort of consensus what happens next. what happens next is the appointment of a prime minister now that prime minister is expected to be sworn in later has been nominated by the opposition coalition and then he will be taking up his cabinet his ministerial cabinet with the exception of the defense and in.

also a crackdown in russia and hundreds of detained during demonstrations against the removal of opposition candidates in moscow's local election and. at u.c.d. refugee camp and i'll tell you what's being done to hold isolate countable as the victims of war crimes still of a justice. welcome to the program police in the u.s. state of texas have arrested a 21 year old white man suspected of killing at least 20 people the gunman opened fire at a shopping complex in the city of el paso a town on the border with mexico person donald trump has called the shooting an act of cowardice is the deadliest mass shooting in the u.s. this year and as alan fischer reports. heavily armed police moving through a shopping center in texas after reports of an active shooter in other parts of the mall in el paso shoppers were held in place while people try to work out what was going on. you know where you are they can't give you the. right you don't have. you there are not there then there was what has become common in america lines of people being led from the scene of another mass shooting on on a day that wo

as russian largest opposition movement says 2012 gathers pace all opposition candidates have been banned from running in next month's moscow city hall election. earlier i spoke to date of the correspondent emily show in moscow who was at those protests and asked her about the situation there well we're back today we saw one of the largest authorized protests by the opposition that we've seen for many years say that 20000 people were out today independent monitors say it was closer to 50000 after that authorized rally protesters decided to go up or as they say walk through the city center and the police have been arresting protesters according to media reports over 100 people have been arrested in the center of the city police cordons have been kind of surrounding the remaining people including the press and kind of pushing people to move towards. metro station and it's the biggest protest that we've seen for a long time including today there is performers the celebrities that came out to support the protesters tell us a bit more about what they're protesting for what about demanding. wel

and tension in moscow as police try to fend off what they call an unauthorized opposition rally with hundreds detained this just a week after security forces arrested more than a 1000 people protesting a ban on some opposition candidates in city elections. i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us protesters who vandalized a hong kong police station have faced tear gas or salutation police intervened after some demonstrators threw stones at the station for coffee and lit a fire at its entrance the clashes came as tens. thousands of protesters gathered in a normally busy market district hong kong has seen months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition law the unrest has now evolved into a wider movement for democratic reforms past 2 weekends have seen escalating violence from both protesters and police. to give you some pill is in hong kong where protesters are bracing themselves for the night ahead it's we're now seeing these young people appearing to be getting ready for clashes later on many of them wearing protective headgear as indeed we've been told to do we've seen s

the opposition didn't just lose. rebel fighters had little choice but to leave towns further south in the northern hama countryside they would have risked being besieged if they didn't move further north the opposition was hoping the presence of a turkish observation post in the area would stop the government advance but it tempted by the turkish military to reinforce that position failed when an airstrike launched by a syrian or russian warplane on monday prevented it from reaching its destination. the syrian government and its allies have been advancing in the past 2 weeks they have now taken more territory than they did in the 1st 3 months of their military campaign it's not clear if the rebels have been subjected to heavy fire power are exhausted or if the army is using better tactics like concentrating the strikes close to the front lines and on rebel supply routes but the relentless airstrikes and partment continue to force people into displacement in recent days more than 25000 are believed to have moved north

opposition leaders called off the march.e of their supporters were defined saying they had a democrat defiant, saying they had a democratic right to protest. a country with a history of violence. >> zimbabwe is not free. where we going in this country we are suffering, we are hungry. we can't afford to send our children to school. reporter: every time the police disperse the crowds, some kept trying to come back. opposition supporters are refusing to disperse. riot police are trying to push them back. the aim is to get them out of the city center. the police fear if people are allowed to stay, they can be damaging property. many zimbabweans explain -- blame the government for soaring inflation, rising food prices, and growing unemployment. they want an end to their misery and to be heard. >> every road leading into harare stops. there are thousands stopping people coming from harare. hour forsking for one marching and presenting our position to parliament. stopped.en reporter: much of the city center was unusually quiet on f

just a week after security forces arrested more than a 1000 people protesting a ban on some opposition candidates in the city elections. i am. i married to evanston welcome to the program another mass anti-government rally in hong kong is growing increasingly tense it's the 9th weekend in a row of protests thousands of demonstrators have blocked a major road in the city's center the spine police appeals to clear the area hong kong has seen. months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition long dresses now evolved into a wider movement for democratic reforms the past 2 weekends have seen a surge in violence from both protesters and police who fired rubber bullets and tear gas. at g.w.s. charlotte charleston pill is at those protests in hong kong and joins us now on the line for the latest so charlotte tell us what is happening where you are now. mariana dumbest. in hong kong and the energy that this process is really starting to go that began on iraq today he spoke 1000 people gathered on the streets but they quickly deviated from the route that was prevented by police and spre

and the opposition is in a difficult position. on one hand i think the east. and asia into the pool for the opposition to engage in sam dad not read their. impact because if there is no data then people estat in limbo and we've seen people out in the streets and people are getting bits and you know their chances that some people have been really beverly injured and some people who'd lose their lives but i also understand why the opposition made that winning team gauge in day not least the current meant because from the atmosphere they went the last election but you know because the people's lives i think it's really important that that was a change than see it as sitting down and that meant that they still think that the opposition is doing the best they can i think bowing out of practice is as bad a procedure that. every way in the world would see it try to cinema just in france and we can say that and they make it so that even that been wrong because that's something that is protected by the press the 2 should end when the opposition has told was the way tha

coalition which is that claim that the opposition coalition is also throwing on the military council saying that they should protect the jesters from any harm and from the security forces so there is an exchange of lean happening while protests continue to march in the streets expressing their anger and demanding justice for those talks that were due to happen between the opposition and the military council have they taken place what's come out of them. well nothing has come out yet the 2 sides have gone into a closed meeting just a few just under an hour ago out of journalists are not allowed to film but what we do know are hearing from the opposition coalition earlier that this will be is that this will be the final round of talks they are expected to discuss the final points of the constitutional declaration that'll be the document that will outline the rules of the various government institutions during the transitional period there has been lots of points of contention according to the opposition coalition most of them have been ironed out and the african union mediator is expec

the opposition despite reservations agreed to a truce but accused the regime of violating the sushi agreement taking advantage of a withdrawal of fighters so they could launch what it called their cunning criminal attacks and their spokesman gave this warning. right now there is no trust and there will be no trust in the future when it comes with during the heavy weapons no heavy weapons will be withdrawn unless there are a written guarantee. that russia says the biggest fighting group brands as terrorists. h.t.s. must be eliminated turkey has an obligation according to a memorandum to do it if they cannot do it alone can render them some help from us . that's why we're talked also today with the opposition that if they are interested and if they need some help also from the russian federation to fight here and other rebels and in a glib zone then they can count we can do it no one can measure the depth of distrust between the warring sides after more than 8 years of war hundreds of thousands dead moment 10000000 people displaced then there's the differences between the guarantors of these ta

an opposition rally the police say the gathering was illegal purchases and says they're fighting full faith in actions. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news from the u.s. police in el paso texas say they've arrested a suspect after a shooting left several people did at a shopping complex local media say at least 20 people were injured at the mall on the east side of the city police all conducting a search of the area but say there is no longer a danger to the public they have not yet say it how many people were killed. for more on this breaking news i'm joined by deja vu correspondent in washington. know what more can you tell us while there is not a lot of information that has been. by official sources there was a shooting at this shopping mall it appears that at least around 20 people have been taken to hospital it is unclear if there are more people injured or how many people have died on social media people who said they were inside the mall have posted video people cowering in fear there many eyewitnesses saying they were very scare

and tensions in moscow as police try to fend off the baycol an unauthorized opposition rally with dozens detained this just a week after security forces arrested more than a 1000 people turned testing a ban on some opposition candidates in city elections. i am. told. by my ash waiter it's good to have you with us another mass anti-government rally in hong kong is growing increasingly tense this is the 9th straight weekend of protests thousands of demonstrators have blocked a major road in the city center despite police appeals to clear the area. hong kong has seen months of unrest triggered by a controversial extradition law the unrest has now evolved into a wider movement for further democratic reforms the past 2 weekends have seen a surge of violence from both protesters and police who have fired rubber bullets and tear gas. to. among the protesters in hong kong as the protests got underway earlier here's what she had to say thousands are back on the streets of hong kong today and today is going to be extremely pivotal in these weeks of protests and that is because this is the 1st big

well there is strong opposition to the indian move they have been demonstrations in all major cities of pakistan yesterday the prime minister had cornered an emergency meeting of the national security committee of the cabinet and richard said that ball gets done will respond with any to any indian adventure and with the full support of the people it is also important to note that the pakistani president are to follow we had just announced that focused on the joint session of parliament going to be held on tuesday to discuss this grave crisis emanating from the unilaterally move made by n b a pakistan has also considered all the leave of military personnel despite the fact that the holidays are great are nearby it is going to be celebrated on the dreaded and 11 and that's part of the world but despite that all lives have been cancelled and pakistan obviously not happy about that unilaterally move now india has been saying all along that they'd rather not take any international interference because they would in a game in between india and pakistan that was signed in 1972 it was called

if the opposition move to control the agenda again to pass legislation to delay the . deadline once again wouldn't be. i think. i think you might be entitled. to do exactly that i think the logic of this situation where you have a minority. parliament which. we are in a parliamentary democracy nobody could object. to the. point if there is indeed election perhaps even one before. what might be the. political discussion many of these political decisions being made by. a looming recession and the impact that would have on domestic politics. when there's a real body. they. should have an extra. to put them down i don't want that for any case i may as well and nation need of that little to get out of yeah the little room he could feel that he had a chicken bad. day he made a move of one of the last young enough i don't know before had on the. things. meat a day or 2. she stressed to make sure that the british and the people of the internet that must to . stop the show was telling you she didn't taste the taste to she's a cia bush question. which she def yeah i'm not watchi

the queen has approved johnson's request to suspend parliament the opposition figures have now asked to meet with her putting the politically neutral monic at risk of being dragged into the dispute. let's take a story on to london our correspondent is standing by good evening to you as a large and so people opposed to boris johnson's move today they keep saying hell unprecedented this is why. well it really is unprecedented brand for a number of reasons of course boris johnson is completely determined to take the u.k. out of the european union by october 31st and by prorogue ing palm and as we just heard he is limiting the time that parliamentarians can just get and find alternative options so basically shutting off the opposition for a while and this program column and is a usual practice we have to say before a queen's speech before the new legislative year begins so to say but it is not usual to do it for such a long time for months and total and it is of course not usual to do it at a time where the u.k. is really facing probably the worst crisis political crisis since the 2nd wo

opposition parties try opposition parties try to opposition parties try to beat opposition parties try parties say they have agreed to try to block a no deal brexit by passing legislation in parliament. the meeting was called by labour leaderjeremy corbyn. i will put forward a legislative proposal to prevent the government from crashing out without a deal. and that was something all the parties agreed this morning. the deadline to save both bolton wanderers and bury football clubs has just closed with the firm aiming to buy bury pulling out. police investigating alleged abuse at a hospital in county antrim say cctv footage has revealed 1500 crimes committed on one ward. documents discovered by the bbc suggest the government, and hs2, knew the high speed railway was over budget and behind schedule years ago. brazil's president poulsen aaron has told local media he may reverse a decision to reject a

heading to europe now where russian police have arrested more than 800 opposition protesters they were rallying in moscow to demand free elections the government has disqualified a number of opposition candidates from contesting local elections next month from his imran khan. from the police operation designed to stop large numbers of protesters coming to central moscow did exactly that still some did manage to get through the detentions was swift so all throughout far today there been arresting people like this they pick them up. and they take them into. a van where their ideas will be turned. the protesters are normally taken so a police station to them to register journalists were also detained but released almost immediately once they showed proper credit haitian protesters are worried the upcoming last go city council elections are being rigged in favor of the governing party united russia most of the opposition candidates have been arrested but one who is. the protest said the numbers will load because the authorities will crack down. everything depends on how people will react s

she has now given her go ahead traumatically cutting the time for the opposition to block a mill deal gregg said and up for 2 weeks a seat in the 0 emissions sailboat teenage climate activists question timber has entered in waters off of new york city where she will attend the u.n. climate something. i'm sarah kelly welcome to the program we begin in rome where there has been a breakthrough in attempts to form a new government. and 5 star movement and the center left democratic party have agreed on a coalition deal which includes reappointing just as prime minister conti is an independent ally of the 5 to. our movement he now needs a nand aid from the president to form a government the coalition won't shut out the far right you know mattel's salvini who triggered this crisis by withdrawing his likud party from government earlier this month. in good days standing by with the latest in rome for us so an agreement has been arranged what does this mean for italy oh well yes we see the center left democratic as well as the 5 star movement both the leaders speaking today after meeting the p

sex trafficking operation involves involving dozens of underage girls also coming out a russian opposition politician is arrested as protests flare up again in moscow thousands have been taking to the streets in the past month demanding that opposition candidates be allowed to run for city council. and police in hong kong 5 tear gas the pro-democracy protesters that they defy warnings to council must face fresh demonstrations come off in the cities later valuable to crown the protesters any concession. and devastation in china is typhoon like the chemo batters the country's coastline but they say tainted lives being killed and more than a 1000000 people have a call to play their heart. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program described to us finance jeffrey abstains been found dead in his new york prison cell abstains thought to have killed himself despite being on suicide watch it was a convicted sex offender who was rearrested last month epstein was facing sex trafficking charges and accusations he abused dozens of take nature girls he denied the charges and faced up to 45 years in pr

the opposition against putin in the in the future. well that sounds very much possible because of course he's not taking part in this thing but he's behind it to a large extent. mr yashin and. so beauvais are actually working for him there from the embassy because organization so he's backing them up and he's pretty presenting actually an alternative to the present regime to the russian public that's his idea it's not about this particular election it's about in general big course of russia and he's offering an alternative for the future and that can be important basically the authorities are doing everything by the textbook they have they're trying to split the opposition they have detained almost all of the leaders they are busting the organization of now by name and they are kind of using heavy handed police tactics to. against the people in the street the kind of get them out of the street victory that should work but i will think can it work or not in a situation when there's so much social unrest and social tension and russia i

it wasn't willing to negotiate with the opposition before it took control. what is positive are the appointments of leading experts, sudanese experts from the world bank, united nations who have the expertise to help the economy improve, as well as the energy from the young people from the street to actually come about and come together to help their communities at the local level, but also recognise the challenges and the hard work is yet to begin. an orphaned sea mammal that became an internet sensation after being rescued in thailand, has died. the rare marine dugong was one of only a few hundred left in the region. it died from complications after swallowing plastic. kate harley reports. she was just a baby when she was rescued, orphaned and stranded on a beach in the south of thailand. rescuers named her marium, meaning lady of the sea. incredible images of the rare dugong went viral after she was seen nestling into marine biologists. she was nursed back to health before being released back into the sea. but last week marium was found sick and exhausted