more on this now are joined by correspondent paul brennan who is live outside parliament in london as a very long and very damning report paul has there been any reaction to it from the various individuals or organizations it mentions. not yet although we have reached out to various organizations and individuals who have been named in this report hold up the report a copy of the report here for you to see the cover and the title the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy question mark is the is the title or isn't that is the thrust of what the spin watch organization which compiled it are saying essentially what they're saying is that lobbying happens in many different democracies but to make it proper and to stop it being insidious it has to be transparent you have to know who has the ear of whom what is being said what kind of gifts and exchanges are being made for information and for favre and the details that are contained in this report suggests strongly that the u.a.e. in its dealings with particularly the cameron government between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was not an en

s coverage of the arab spring paul brennan has more. of a two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which was made by the to david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bushes will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful a really extraordinary effort by the actually cajole bully the british government into pursuing

cup twenty years ago and croatian football has been overshadowed by corruption and hooliganism paul brennan reports i grab and in paris the world cup semi final results prompted an enormous outpouring of joy and celebration. to both nations the road to the final has been made extraordinary by the difficulties they've overcome. france has suffered hard times and misery since the euphoria of winning the world cup as host nation in one thousand nine hundred eighty it's been a twenty year rollercoaster of success and failure squad infighting players strikes public apathy and now redemption as their youthful team prepares for the biggest football match on the planet. for me at first i didn't really have faith in them but little by little they started playing very well where's your proof if you do since i believed in them right from the start we have a good team i have faith in them and i feel like we're going to win this final but was a good team to do just their strength is their unity they all fight for one another there's no big star they're all together they make efforts for one another and

s coverage of the arab spring paul brennan has more. of a two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's speech i will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole bully the british government into

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london. head in this news hour. crash will have all the details coming up in sport. al-jazeera. where every year. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave the group pissed me off when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the award winning documentaries and live news i'm not out to zero i got to commend you all i'm hearing is good journalism on and on line. i really don't know how to define it it's it's not possible for me to the thing that's it's just one on those things that you feel this is yes yes i believe in this i'm so i'm not but i'm an independent on a mission for america. that's about the idea that. affords dongle raised. it's about it's about the believing in your dreams it's about that. as a filmmaker i would want my audience to support that when men begin first as a unit i would definitely want my audience today and jumble with it and say

s coverage of the arab spring paul brennan has. the two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's space i will stop british petroleum getting all concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole and bully the british government into a

as was due considering the past twenty years of these two rivals to german might just be right paul brennan al-jazeera. while celebrations in croatia have reached government level earlier ministers met for a cabinet session and they were all dressed to end national team jerseys we didn't get too much work done. the fuel world football museum has been set up in moscow and is getting fans thinking about their bats memories from previous tournaments and richard said i went around and had a look this is the jewels remain a trophy first point for the world cup in one thousand nine hundred thirty and won by uruguay last lifted by brazil in one thousand nine hundred seventy four is replaced by the trophy that will be on show at the final on sunday in moscow it isn't the original children a trophy that was stolen in brazil in the nineteen eighties and it's never been found all that's left of the original is the blue marble base is just one of the items on show at an exhibition in moscow celebrating some of the key moments and memories from the previous twenty world cups don't we all have our very v

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london. scientists have used the fertility technique i.d.f. to create test tube embryos in the hope of saving the northern white rhino pony to are still alive if the infertile females live in kenya the embryos were created from d.n.a. collected from bull rhinos before they died and the eggs of a close subspecies research's and are looking for a surrogate to carry them and hope the first northern white rhino cough will be born within three years. time is running out to save the great barrier reef that's the warning from australia's climate council its latest report says coral bleaching could happen every two years by twenty thirty four due to rising sea temperatures the council says that rate of bleaching will continuously set back recovery of the reef global warming has led to more frequent and longer heat waves in the world's oceans ecologists the damage to the reef may be irreversible they've noticed a drop in the diversity of fish species and the number of young fish settling on the reef m

was swiftly followed by foreign secretary boris johnson who says the bracks it dream is dying paul brennan has more. on friday the british prime minister theresa may announced agreement for a breakfast strategy in which the u.k. would align itself closely with many e.u. rules three days later it's all falling apart the resignation of boris johnson as her foreign secretary goes beyond policy differences this has the potential to become a leadership contest boris johnson was a figurehead of the twenty sixteen campaign for bracks it and he has long held ambitions to be prime minister himself. the news of his resignation came shortly before theresa may came to parliament to explain friday's agreement and she was met with laughter and derision from the opposition and stony faces from her own side in the two years since the referendum we have had a spirited national debate ah. with her past few echoing around the cabinet table as they have on prepress tables up and down the country how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting good good deal with twenty seven european union governments

s coverage of the arab spring paul brennan has. the two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's place of will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole bully the british government into pursuing its foreig

cup twenty years ago and croatian football has been overshadowed by corruption and hooliganism paul brennan reports i grab and in paris the world cup semifinal results prompted an enormous outpouring of joy and celebration. to both nations the roads to the final has been made extraordinary by the difficulties they've overcome. france has suffered hard times and misery since the euphoria of winning the world cup as host nation in one thousand nine hundred eighty it's been a twenty year roller coaster of success and failure squad infighting players strikes public apathy and now redemption as their youthful team prepares for the biggest football match on the planet. for me but first i didn't really have faith in them but little by little they started playing very well where's your country if you do since i believed in them right from the start we have a good team i have faith in them and i feel like we're going to win this final but was a good excuse to get used to their strength is their unity they all fight for one another there's no big star they're all together they make efforts for one an

paul brennan al-jazeera central london. people are still protesting across southern iraq despite a promise by the prime minister to create jobs and improve public services the unrest began in the oil rich province of basra last week and it spread to several other large cities demonstrators say they're not benefiting from iraq's vast oil wealth because of government corruption and mismanagement some of binge of it reports. even late at night protesters continue to block roads and security forces try to stop the demonstrators lit fires on many streets in oil rich by the prime minister's offer for more jobs and cash for development have failed to convince them why even if we don't feel we have been listening to the calls and demands of all iraqi citizen and also their grievances we also providing sufficient budget to cover all basics electricity water and job opportunities. as day broke iraqi security forces had to fire in the air to disperse hundreds of protesters at this oil field in basra for days southern iraq has been see

ago and croatian football has been overshadowed by corruption and hooliganism in recent years paul brennan reports. i insult grab and in paris the world cup semi final results prompted an enormous outpouring of joy and celebration. for both nations the road to the final has been made extraordinary by the difficulties they've overcome. francis suffered hard times and misery since the euphoria of winning the world cup as host nation in one thousand nine hundred eighty it's been a twenty year roller coaster of success and failure squad infighting players strikes public apathy and now redemption as their youthful team prepares for the biggest football match on the planet. would the book afford me a first i didn't really have faith in them but little by little they started playing very well where's your tree if you do since i believed in them right from the start we have a good team i have faith in them and i feel like we're going to win this final but most of what it used to be just their strength is their unity they all fight for one another there's no big star they're all together they make

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london. time is running out to save the great barrier reef that's the warning from australia's climate council its latest report says coral bleaching could happen every two years by twenty thirty four to two rising sea temperatures the council says that rate of bleaching will continuously set back the recovery of the reef global warming has led to more frequent and longer heat waves in the world's oceans ecologists a damage to the reef may be irreversible they've noticed a drop in the diversity of fish species and the number of young fish settling on the reef martin rice is acting chief executive of the climate council he says the bleaching is very worrying. when we look back in one nine hundred eighty s. we'd see a return of coral bleaching at twenty seven years because of a change in cause i'm an intensification of climate change and warming surface temperatures we're seeing that return every six years now so when we look at the great barrier reef ahead to the future and lastly urgently and

s coverage of the arab spring paul brennan has more. the two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's place of will stop british petroleum oil concession in the law that was successful really extraordinary effort by the each actually cajole and bully the british government into pursuing

off for a place in sunday's final fans have been gathering in the belgian city of and torp of paul brennan has joined them and he joins us live from there so paula how are the belgium fans feeling ahead of this game. i will if it is quite nervous i have to say the gates of the found zone here open just twenty five minutes ago people started coming in with the. hot sun the fly in the sailors in their horns to buy the space to close to the big screen as they possibly want to be but there isn't really an overconfidence that i'm detecting here speaking to people in town. the belgian shirts are everywhere belgian flags being the taxi drivers there that they're worried they know that this is a massive game and they know that the team is papal bull but belgium has come close to slipping up before me you look at the last sixteen where they went to kneel down to japan before scoring three goals in quick succession to rescue that particular match being the preseason return of the favorites is not necessarily a guarantee of success so that the fans here are hopeful it believe that their team can do i

followed by foreign secretary boris johnson a leading figure in the referendums leave campaign paul brennanhas more. on friday the british prime minister theresa may announced agreement for a breakfast strategy in which the u.k. would align itself closely with many e.u. rules three days later it's all falling apart the resignation of boris johnson as her foreign secretary goes beyond policy differences this has the potential to become a leadership contest boris johnson was a figurehead of the twenty sixteen campaign for bracks it and he has long held ambitions to be prime minister himself the news of his resignation came shortly before theresa may came to parliament to explain friday's agreement and she was met with laughter and derision from the opposition and stony faces from her own side in the two years since the referendum we have had a spirited national debate in the. way through past abuse occurring around the cabinet table as they have on prepress tables up and down the country how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting good good deal with twenty seven european union go

donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london. let's bring in our panel and joining us from london. university from brazil david miller founder of spin watch and also from london kevin craig c.e.o. of p. l. and r. that's political lobbying and media relations by war welcome to all of you david if i just start with you talk us through for you what were the key findings of your report. well the key thing about this report which are many reports in the past on elite groups encouraging islamophobia but the key thing about this report was we did would be able to get leaked to us the internal. e-mails between quiller and some of the you the handlers and that was really quite dramatic because i like to see not just a specific question of transparency a lot of transparency or specific area of activity but i like to see the overall strategy which they were adopting and that struck she was really quite wide ranging as you heard in the report there yes they were trying to influence think times by funding them and t

paul brennan al-jazeera central london google's expected to be hit with another fine by the european union this time for a record five billion dollars e.u. anti trust agency of been investigating contracts with phone manufacturers forcing them to pre-install google services on android devices the us company used by billions of internet users was fined two and a half billion last year in a separate investigation into monopolies. are hungriest prime minister continues to be dogged by allegations of corruption and nepotism despite securing a historic third term just a few months ago but critics say friends of viktor orban are benefiting from large e.u. funded projects jonah hill reports. in the village with victor all bond was born there's a smart new football stadium it's well known that he's a big football fan and it's just a stone's throw from the prime minister's weekend home the stadium is the first stop on a vintage train ride that also takes in an arboretum and a pleasant ice cream shop the train line and the stadium were built say anticorruption activists using public money with

separate he used investigation into monopolies let's get some more on this from a correspondent paul brennan who's in london and be monitoring this so this is a fairly hefty fine a slap on the wrist for google but the e.u. couldn't go much further couldn't they. because they could i mean they are and they will if google doesn't capitulate on this one the best the. threatening that if google doesn't. mend its ways and make amends within ninety days there will be further penalty payments. imposed over and above the approximate five billion dollar fine that she's announcing in brussels right now i mean the background to it is you as you hinted at there is google in the e.u. is opinion abusing its dominance in the smartphone market and imposing unfair conditions on smartphone manufacturers in relation to the google search engine google play store which is where you go to download your android apps and also the chrome. internet operating its google bundles all those together it insists that they are pre-installed on android devices and it really doesn't allow access to those that would like to us

to celebrate about the past seventy years but the prognosis for the service remains uncertain paul brennan al jazeera milton keats the spanish city of perm florida has launched an app to prevent sexual assault at the running of the bulls festival users will be able to report the crimes to police by pressing a button that says their location upon a police happened cracking down on sexual abuse. take a look at the headlines now on al-jazeera syrian forces backed by russia are pressing on with their offensive to capture the country's southwest they bombarded rebel held areas around with hundreds of airstrikes and the u.n. says the lives of three quarters of a million people are at risk as president donald trump has accepted the resignation of his environment chief after a series of scandals for months scott promoted been under fire for his spending habits and accusations of misuse of office also never says an executive director at american oversight that is a watchdog on government corruption he says its conduct became too much of a distraction. we can hope it means that a restoration of ethi

than a crawl i think you're going to hear next simon says that in the building we can hear indeed paul brennan and live in antwerp hall for the moment thank you. and still to come in this half hour the cleanup begins after a catastrophic flooding in japan officials say at least one hundred and fifty six people have died and two vice chair is from terry's amaze conservative party become the latest to prate over the prime minister's breck's its strategy more after the break. welcome back and look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia and it's looking largely fine here at the moment tashkent is looking very hot at the moment and really temperatures upper thirty's low forty's for most bank that nearly forty five degrees but i think for again it looks at could be a another day of temperatures up to fifty degrees who go to sea breezes of course around the mediterranean coastline so twenty nine degrees in beirut is quite pleasant summer so temperatures are to head on through into thursday so let's move down in theater a b. and potentially on the western side not a great de

paul brennan outside st thomas' hospital in central london paul thank you. still ahead. in sports we're going to hear from the french camp about why their young star is. being. held. now here said i with the sports starting with the world cup. thank you very much barbara we are just a day away from the quarter finals of the world cup and there are two huge matches on friday with france playing your quiet brazil face in belgium as andy richardson found out says in russia so the atmosphere regardless of where they are from. well after eight years of preparation we have eight teams and eight games left in this world cup red square just outside of the kremlin which has become an informal gathering point for fans from all over the world and really regardless of whether or not that seems have made it through to the quarterfinals none of the supporters seem to be in a rush to leave the people of the world cup in general have been a religious service for the country it's difficult to know if this is russia like all the time i think it's the world cup fever that make its special

paul brennan al-jazeera central london. still ahead on the hong kong political party first tree and another sign of a fall on the. a cinema fans in the south are. from the north. how the southwest monsoon is fully invaded now so on this side of your screen you just see the the white clouds that represent thunderstorms in pakistan the tri everyone can show themselves not even east in iran but that's an unusual surge otherwise it's just draw and of course it's hot mid-summer but a few showers around the caspian sea them are going to others but i wouldn't.

thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking cattle with terrorism paul brennan has been following the developments in the u.k. parliament where the report has been tabled. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled you're a lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. well basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and undertook in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and it appears to have been motivated by the fear in the united arab emirates of the rise of political islam now what did it entail according to the report. what it entailed speaking to journalists and persuading them of the particula

thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking cancer with terrorism paul brennan has been following the developments in the u.k. parliament where that report has been tabled. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and on the talk in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and it appears to have been motivated by the fear in the united arab emirates of the rise of political islam now what did it entail according to the reported entails speaking to journalists and persuading them of the particular s

donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london. let's bring in our panel and joining us from london. university from brazil david miller founder of spin watch and also from london kevin craig c.e.o. of p l m r that's political lobbying and media relations if i warm welcome to all of you david if i just start with you talk us through for you what were the key findings of your report. well the key thing about this report which are many reports in the past on elite groups encouraging islamophobia but the key thing about this report was we did would be able to get leaked to us the internal. e-mails between quiller and some of the you the handlers and that was really quite dramatic because i like to see not just a specific question of transparency a lot of transparency or specific area of activity but i like to see the overall strategy which they were adopting and that struck she was really quite wide ranging as you heard in the report there yes they were trying to influence think tanks by funding them and try

to celebrate about the past seventy years but the prognosis for the service remains uncertain paul brennan al-jazeera milton keynes. sport. i. thank you very much we are just hours away from the quarterfinals of the world cup there are two huge matches on friday first up your guide take on france you guys a leading striker it's income finally is still doubtful for the clash that's one year old who's seen here training away from his teammates has called three goals in four matches picked up one injury it during his side's two one win against portugal coach has remained tight lipped about his fitness. he is a very important player for us and he was really playing well as i was saying guess soon as he was injured he started working hard to recover he's concentrating on his dream and his hopes and that is what he's doing right now belgium versus brazil in cousin is shaping up to be the most into taming of the quarterfinals but the european side have a tough task ahead of them as they face the world cup's most successful team brazil have won the title five times coach roberto martinez has urged

thousand dollars a month to king's college london to focus research linking qatar with terrorism paul brennan has more from westminster. here is is that report that's been issued today it's entitled the u.a.e. lobby subverting british democracy and with a question mark at the end that really is the thrust of this report why the u.a.e. will basically spin watch says it was leaked documents relevant to the u.a.e. as activity it could indeed have been any one of several countries that tries to get favor with british journalist and with the with the british government but the operation that the u.a.e. underwent and then the talk in those years particular between twenty ten and twenty sixteen was described by the report's authors as being slick a well oiled machine sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and it appears to been motivated by the fear in the united arab emirates of the rise of political islam now what did it entail according to the reported entails speaking to journalists and persuading them of the particular sense of an anti muslim brotherhood line it also extended to threatenin

after he quit his role over the bracks it fall out for more on this let's join our correspondent paul brennan in london lots of moving parts really paul i mean the government only now really won this vote on bracks amendments of late last night and the pm is really not out of the woods at all. no busy couple well a busy week frankly boris johnson the former foreign secretary the former foreign minister if you like just sat down and exited the house of commons he didn't hang around to hear some criticism that was coming from the opposition benches in his direction after giving his resignation statement and to be honest he was quite restrained i would say he's a man don't forget to rather enjoy the limelight and has a florida turn of phrase when he wants to but he was critical of the government's current strategy reality regarding bret's it some quotes for example he praised the lancaster house of state which is the prime minister's original statement saying that britain would be coming out of the customs union coming out of the the e.u. market internal market. but he said that since then a fog

ago and imposed an economic blockade we'll get to our guests shortly but first here's more from paul brennan in london. the two thousand and eleven arab spring saw a wave of democratic grassroots protests which toppled longtime leaders and offered the hope of a new vision for the middle east the response by some of the kingdoms and emirates of the region was just as dramatic a report by the spin watch group says that in the u.k. the united arab emirates mobilised a narrative against the muslim brotherhood in britain in the highest echelons of government it says the abu dhabi crown prince and the then prime minister david cameron had several undeclared meetings and it says through a combination of persuasion and threats the u.a.e. campaign produced results one threat which is made by the uni to david cameron was if you don't institute an inquiry into the muslim brotherhood we will cancel the typhoon fighter jet deal from bush's base i will stop british petroleum getting an oil concession in the law that was successful in extraordinary effort by the each actually could jaw and bully the britis

him whether she will last long enough to appoint a replacement for boris johnson is uncertain paul brennan al-jazeera. well it speak to john the westminster journalist david davis of our stance and it had been rumors about them leaving well for months years really almost since the beginning of this government how potentially fatal could this be to terry's amazing leadership. well it almost had very immediate consequences with a meeting of the rank and file of a party the so-called one hundred twenty two committee m.p.'s parliamentary backbench m.p.'s she was due to do to appear before them to sell them the virtues of that famous friday deal struck with a cabinet of checkers which was meant to point to which is sort of softer breaks it in business terms anyway and also point to this terrific unity behind which the cabinet as a whole had coalesced in terms of this breaks of negotiation with the e.u. due to kick off probably next week or so with that unity barely made it of course as we know through the weekend it was seen by many that when boris johnson resigned that might have triggered his

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london. now has sound with a list sport. thank you very much top seeds continue to fall in the women's true add to wimbledon with karl our sydney akki the latest to exit the term and well why in the men's a draw roger federer remains on track for nice title at the all england club paul vandeven reports. wimbledon has never been kind to caroline wozniacki in the past eleven outings she's never made it beyond the fourth round. russian it's rina makarova and sure that tradition continued on wednesday was an iraqi trailed five one of the third and save five match points before eventually losing seven five in the decide. you know i think i did everything. i can even remarried myself because you know. you know play up to the level that i can and. and i think she played above her level really race fitness williams came back from a sit down to dominate world number one hundred forty one alexandra de giru four six six twelve six one sure we keep versions in the third round. and it was an easy straight

him whether she will last long enough to appoint a replacement for boris johnson is uncertain paul brennan al-jazeera. well let's go straight live down to westminster and speak told is there is lawrence leigh lawrence sometimes it's hard to remember really that it's been two years since the actual vote and that in nine months the united kingdom should actually be leaving the european union where do we stand now when it comes both of course to terrorism a the leadership of the conservative party do you think there's any chance of a possible general election. i'm not sure about a general election no i think i think there's every chance though of a leadership contest for the conservative party and i'm sure that's the reason his office now is potentially expecting want to come from boris johnson or someone much like him and i think it will you know it looks like there's a threat to her on a more level because there is this very hard core group of right wing conservative plays that regards the dealership trying to push the european union as a betrayal of the brics vote the problem for them is t

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london time for sport with. thank you very much the talks he's continued to fall in the women's straw at wimbledon with carlo wishnie akki the latest to exit determined while in the men's store roger federer remains on track for a nice title at the all england club for ports. wimbledon has never been kind to caroline ball's in the akki in the past eleven outings she's never made it beyond the fourth round if russian it's arena makarova and sure that tradition continued on wednesday wozniacki trailed five one in the third and saved five match points before eventually losing seven five in the decide if i was you know i think i did everything i could have fought as hard as i could and. i can't even be mad at myself because you know. i you know play up to the level that i can and. and i think she played above her level really race fitness williams came back from a sit down to dominate world number one hundred forty one alexandra de giru four six six twelve six one sure we keep versions in the third round. and

donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london still ahead on the bulletin fighting for control and look at al gore neighborhood at the center of the battle against president plus. he says the other loss of shame among political leaders were they're caught in a lie and they just doubled over the loss of all. let's drop a bomb on talking about donald trump a valid comments straight ahead. the potential for severe thunderstorms was. there and sufficient to warm for in the northeast of the u.s. new england in the east and south account and east that cold front is not changing temperatures hugely but just enough of a kick with the warmth difference in is the low thirty's to hard twenty's to pick up some pretty big class we're talking about a huge land area after all it will keep pushing through his or wednesday should see it offshore but the potential in georgia and florida louisiana or even for big thunderstorms is still there and at the same time the breeze is bringing some cloud and more the southwest mons

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for twenty years france here and now dreaming of a victory natasha bottler al-jazeera paris i paul brennan was with a slightly more disappointed crowd of belgian fans and what. they're the best minds in the spirits but i'm afraid the bubble is bust for this crowd in. the belief they really really believe that this team this time was going to go all the way it's just not worked out that way football is very cruel sometimes it. was was obviously. to my. friends wasn't. it kept some of the kids in my life i don't get me to church. i don't think so they made a goal we didn't. follow with the us. a lower city proper go proud of a certain. point for god no. the. us was the perfect golden generation to get all fired. up all the time the best tree frogs. are from your mothers it turns out that. now police in pakistan a saying a prominent politician has been killed along with thirteen others in a suicide bomb attack in the city of bashara officials say the bomber targeted a political rally killing the needer of pakistan's awami national party i will. allow is due to run in local elections later thi

officers on now assigned to the manhunt for a fight he is once again france's most wanted man paul brennan al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave the room just. when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring in the award winning documentaries and live news and out of your i got to commend you on hearing is good journalism on and on mine. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world the sun no matter how you take it out is there and will bring in the news and current to bad that matter to you not just iraq. the. thousand. one hundred. thousand. one hundred. thousand. zero is a very important source of information for many people around the world when old are gone i'm still here go into areas that nobody else is going to talk to people that nobody else is talking to and bringing that story to the forefront. tromping on of them that this quest took on a wrong the u.s. president accuses

police officers are now assigned to the manhunt for fayed he is once again france's most wanted man paul brennan al-jazeera. i've. got you. know some of it i like. al-jazeera. where every. al-jazeera where ever you. comes. to my name is just if gemma hours been enough from you every so often did but because the women in my mother wanted us all so everybody else. that's how i came to keep it. a look at last thing. i. absolutely but we had to go bust city center at least to get ahead beginning for food and not just walking. in the lead in a two meter that depletes we see it. oh oh i'm. glad you brought up a plastic box that would be detecting to me is just sad sometimes they succeed and my friend it's not having something slow i want to show them in each class they sat bit last. minute and for poor. dead people. it would indeed reach and for me is a very big bag. change to get them to not. bad at least. what's the best way to improve people's mental health across an entire nation that's the question you ask us health professionals and advocates are considering i made a rising suicide rates across

donating to think tanks and trying to influence media coverage some would see as a step too far paul brennan al-jazeera central london i always speaking to the co-author of that spin watch report and external our morgan later in the news hour in about twenty minutes from. what their news asked from london still to come on the program. if it weren't for the new refuges ready so just tell displaced syrians to go back as they approach the occupied golan heights. burying the victims of nicaragua's church siege as the u.n. calls on the government to stop using lethal force. and later in sports we'll hear from underneath cabot as she adjusts to life as wimbledon champion. former u.s. president barack obama has paid tribute to nelson mandela's vision for democracy and social inclusion during a special event marking one hundred years since the anti-apartheid leader's birth mark obama spoke of the universal appeal of mandela's message and urged people around the world to respect human rights it's his most high profile speech since leaving office through a sacrifice and i'm wavering a leadership. and

longer than one hundred forty eight the average life expectancy was sixty eight now it's eighty one paul brennan looks at its evolution from the postwar period to today the national health service was nothing short of a revolution it provided universal health care for britain's post-war population and funded it through a system of tax and national insurance by nine hundred forty five all three main political parties were supporting the concept. is a service which will provide the best medical advice and treatment to everyone every man woman and child in this country but when the left wing labor party swept to power in the one nine hundred forty five election it fell to the young health minister an hour and bevan to take on the task of making the n.h.s. a reality in the face of bitter opposition from the medical establishment and despite britain's post-war financial hardships bevan's n.h.s. was established in one nine hundred forty eight. in one thousand forty eight it was post war with all the russian ng the challenges facing the n.h.s. were very different infectious disease was really the bigge

you are a chairing in paris while also many people out in force in the belgian city of angela paul brennan is that for us also not a lot of cheering going on that pole they will be looking to try and get to the final for that team but they must be a bit disheartened. well i mean it was a bit of a chair when they had the restart after that goal it's clear that the fans here have not given up on the team just yet don't forget the round of sixteen they went to no down to japan and belgium came back and won the match three two of course japan are from so different propositions it's going to be aha to hold out to regain the lead against france but nevertheless the cons here haven't given up hope they certainly hope that it's not going to be a repeat of mexico nine hundred eighty six the last time the bronze star the belgium got into the world cup semifinal and they lost two nil that's on argentina but to tell the truth the goal was coming i mean belgium it's been really good for the first thirty minutes. of drama left on saw they were pressing them against the poles and with their fronts in the

celebrates its seventieth year its future is less clear paul brennan al-jazeera london and you can catch up on all the news on our website there it is on your screen. the address al-jazeera dot com that's al-jazeera dot com. for a time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the syrian government and its ally russia are intensifying their bombing campaign in southern province that's according to opposition reports they say the number of airstrikes increased after talks with the rebels ended without an agreement. at least two hundred seventy thousand people have fled their homes and so offensive began more than two weeks ago counterterrorism police say two people critically ill in southern england have been exposed to the nerve agent novacek. it's the same substance used to poison the russian double agents script l. and his daughter yulia in salzburg in march the latest incident happened in the neighboring village of amesbury. on monday the second of july due to concerns over the symptoms but if the man and the woman were displaying samples from both patients we said to paul

a month to king's college london to focus research linking cattle with terrorism let's talk to paul brennan who's live for us outside the british parliament in london so many questions to be asked about why the u.a.e. focus does that puts on the british establishment but do those that were targeted perhaps paul have even any answers. well we've reached out to some of those bodies that were targeted and we're bracing for a sponsor's from them i have the reports in front of me here and i attended the launch of the report in the last hour inside the houses of parliament behind me and that one of the co-authors. morgan said as follows that it was a slick well oiled machine the u.a.e. lobbying efforts it was sophisticated and quite clever in many ways and you know a lot of people talk about lobbying and the guidelines that control it's and they say that well everybody's involved with it really all governments try to put their interests out there and make sure that in the court of public opinion their voice is heard to try and work out what made the u.a.e. efforts special insidious i'm joined by

well let's go over to paul brennan now in the belgian city of adam twirp and paul belcher very much pushing for the. first world cup final they've never won never been in a final end so i guess a lot at stake kid there for the team and the fans. you know massive expectations here for the belgium crowd you can have a high me that cheering every touch of the goal by the team and rides on and on to add and has a lot is been probing very effectively down the left hand side for the belgians and getting some good crosses in but at the moment it's still in the old mill as i say but the expectation massive previous best that belgium of ever done was a seventy final which they lost against argentina back in one thousand eighty six and then they went on to lose the third place play off match against france of all teams so the hope is that they can go seventy at least one better by getting through this game and they found say i would hope that they win the final as well as look pretty good i mean to matson as he was the coach of belgium it was so fought under beats and i was the cause the coaches got

police officers are now assigned to the manhunt for fayed he is once again france's most wanted man paul brennan al-jazeera. come on the program all the sports including. a one hundred fifty four million dollar a day too. al-jazeera . that's. where every. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave it would just be all when people need to be heard to women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring me the award winning documentaries and nightmares on al-jazeera i gotta come in here all i'm hearing is good journalism on and on mine. cape town full time running out city of florence he said people used to own more than fifty liters of time a person per day about the third of the city's residents live in informal settlements like this one any consume about four percent of the water with the generations they've already been placing it can mean. both or as he say the city will reach daisy on the ninth of july that's when they'll turn off the water in the homes that have it and do the communal times sta