groups in testimony or are rallying ahead of a cabinet meeting in barcelona spanish prime minister pedro sanchezand leader team torah agreed on thursday to affect the dialogue will ease our live scenes right now you may be able to hear the chanting the songs of the public. as it approaches just half past made day in the catalog capital of the further end of your screen you can see right police employed in force. well the weekly meeting is usually held in madrid but authorities decided to move it in order to reduce tension in you can see. the protesters in many ways more than twenty being blocked across the rest of region in large numbers as we've been seeing over the last number of hours there all of. this meeting. protests are expected to grow today this of course one of the busiest days of the year with the roads. in the. let's just leave you know we go to break with some of the sights that we've been hearing in counseling programs ahead bill.

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and independence activists are holding protests in barcelona they coincide with prime minister pedro sanchez holding his cabinet meeting in the city sonia diego joins us live from boston or sonia tell us why this protest is happening. when this does if you want to any proof that tensions still continue to simmer here in catalonia fourteen months off to the attempt to see to that today of all days with that cabinet meeting taking place certainly. face security in the capital of the region is high with nine thousand national and regional police deployed to try and prevent the testers from getting close to the location of where the cabinet meeting is taking place but in a sense the government has tried to use this meeting will certainly spawn it as a way the prime minister the spanish prime minister that are such as. put it as a kind of a gesture of warm society as he called it that sentiment could not have been the sieges further from the protest groups with the committees for the defense the public has that called. direct action groups direct from the grassroots they are against that idea the

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streets in barcelona to protest a planned cabinet meeting in the city chaired by prime minister pedro sanchez weekly meeting usually takes place in madrid ascensions government decided to hold it in the cattle on top of all capital is part of its efforts to reduce tensions and out alone. protesters of torch the headquarters of sudan's ruling party at least eight people died in these protests the biggest the country's seen in five years crowds to the streets of the capital khartoum after the price of bread doubled overnight. it's too great now where services have resumed at london's gatwick airport after repeated drone flyovers shut it down for thirty six hours some one hundred twenty thousand travelers have been affected the now many of them will be able to fly out on the seven hundred departures scheduled for today the drone flyovers appear to have been a deliberate attempt to disrupt air traffic the british government's transportation minister says military technologies have been deployed to guard that airport. a second night of chaos at one of the u.k.'s busiest airports. all planes remain

streets in barcelona to protest a planned cabinet meeting in the city chaired by prime minister pedro sanchez the weekly meeting usually takes place in madrid but sanchez's government decided to hold it in the cattle and capital in an attempt at reconciliation. and that methane explosion in the czech coal miners killed thirteen miners a blast more than eight hundred meters underground is said to have destroyed large areas of the coal mine which is near the town of karbala eleven polish nationals and two checks are among the dead flights have restarted at london's gatwick airport after repeated drone flyovers shut down the operations there for thirty six hours some one hundred twenty thousand people have been delayed but now many will be able to fly out on the seven hundred departures scheduled for today. this is one of the first planes to land at gatwick since wednesday drone sightings paralyze the airport leaving thousands stranded hungry tired and frustrated the chaos is taking its toll i have yet to have lunch breakfast dinner coffee anything else since yesterday and i say i go to the left

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sunday's election has shaken the status quo the ballot was the first major test for prime minister pedro sanchez who leads a minority government and with a host of elections coming up in twenty nine thousand spain socialists face a crucial year. are let's get you know some context on the rise of the right in this southern spanish region that over years the public is in the capital madrid good to see you power and of course spain's fascist dictatorship of francisco franco is still fresh in people's minds and because of that experience the country was considered in ocular later to get as far right movements not anymore. no not anymore and i think that that's exactly if you've hit the nail on the head i mean people felt here that a far right party would never make any gains in spain in fact in the last sociological research report that's carried out in spain every few months by a public entity and only one percent of people said that they would vote for vox in the opinion polls in iraq to the the on the lucian vote it said that basically between four and five percent of people would vote for vox it

the cabinet meeting is held in madrid that as pedro sanchez it already and the actually also want to do it here in barcelona and people took it as a provocation because only one year ago that's a long and declared independence so people obviously are angry because they want to be independent and they want to be separate separate from the hosting so as you can see behind me you have signs of leave it at that this is politicos which means these libor rate that the political prisoners still nine of them are held in detention and. oh you have old people you had the young people protesting and still trying to remember what happened here one one year ago so at people took out of the streets not only here in the center but also they blocked eighty seven seven which is that freeway leading to the airport so many people were blocked today and couldn't go home for christmas. on thursday all parties had agreed to a quote effective dialogue and independence referendum held in october last year was deemed illegal by madrid which then arrested catalan leaders for rebellion and sedition the spanish

sunday's election has shaken the status quo the ballot was the first major test for prime minister pedro sanchez who leads a minority government and with a host of elections coming up in twenty nine thousand spain socialists face a crucial year. mexico and three central american states have agreed on a plan to reduce the number of migrants trying to leave the region now it comes just after mexico closed down a major bridge shelter close to the u.s. border some six thousand central americans were housed at the center in tijuana. correspondent. juan and he sent us this report on the day to day reality for migrants stopped at the border. after getting soaked the day before another night of heavy rain finally sealed the fate of the benito who are out there in downtown to one of. the six thousand plus migrants housed in the former sports complex did not stand a chance against the downpour. only the children still manage a gentle smile the adults are mourning their tents floating in ankle deep muddy water their clothes and other belongings trenched ruined for many a total loss. and amid appalling ceme

burma the cabinet meeting is held in madrid that as pedro sanchez it already and that is the actually also want to do it here in barcelona and people took it as a provocation because only one year ago catalonia declared independence so people obviously are angry because they want to be independent and they want to be separate separate from the hosting so as you can see a behind me you have signs of leave it at this is politico's which means these libor rate the political prisoners still nine of them are held in detention and basically you have old people you have young people protesting and so trying to remember what happened here one one year ago so people took out of the streets not only here in the center but also they blocked a piece there were seven which is that three way leading to the airport so many people were blocked today and couldn't go home for christmas. authorities had hoped that relocating the competent meetings barcelona would reduce tensions in catalonia previous thought previously all parties have agreed to an effective dialogue a year ago a council on independence

for independence for the catalonia region demonstrations taking place as spain's prime minister pedro sanchez met the head of catalonia separatists government cream thought a further protests are planned for later today. it's to britain now where london's gatwick airport the second busiest in britain says that limited departures and arrivals are now possible after repeated drone flyovers had earlier closed runways now more than one hundred twenty thousand passengers are now stranded at gatwick the flyovers appeared to be a deliberate attempt to disrupt air traffic although the police say there's no indication of a terrorist motive they are considering shooting down the drone or drones it's not certain how many are involved. a second night of chaos at one of the u.k.'s busiest airports. all planes remained grounded through thursday as authorities scrambled to find out who's behind the mystery train sightings their frustration shared by thousands of stranded passengers. is a neatness and selfish. this is spread out and one thing love believes. this is america. and why did the sound is why it's

and independence activists are holding protests in barcelona they coincide with prime minister pedro sanchez holding his cabinet meeting in the city so now dr joins us live now from boston on sunday at those protests and looking pretty huge why is this meeting being seen as so provocative that it's able to draw such a large crowd. the fact of the matter is that people here with pro independent. opinions activists about are furious at the decision by the central government to hold this cabinet meeting here they say it's chaos the city has an effect you've gone to the central part of the city the downtown area complete lockdown you look the presence of some nine thousand police officers from the national news will suddenly local police all forces as well and that's causing no one's allowed to get any when it's that aren't having that cabinet meeting as well and so if you'll just look down in there as well just behind us you've got in effect one of the civil societies of probably depend civil society is holding its own version of what it says is a people's capital meeting as well to voice that

independence activists are holding protests and marsal juana they coincide with the prime minister pedro sanchezholding his cabinet meeting in the city so nato has the latest from barcelona. the spanish prime minister better sancia said that the idea of having a cabinet meeting in barcelona was almost like a show waltz reaching out a symbolic show to try and open a way for dialogue but however this is not being received that way by the pro independence movement a lot of anger at this having taken place on friday at least because they say the pro independence activists said that it is simply just a normal way to get spain to show that it is really in control here that the catalans are not in control of their own of their own autonomy this region. there are still very firmly entrenched views on either side of this argument and this is exactly the problem that the prime minister at all such it. really has is that he has to walk a fine line between those on the sides of the anti dependent sides want him to come down harder and tougher and not budge an inch where is the catalyst and they want more au

streets in barcelona to protest a planned cabinet meeting in the city chaired by prime minister pedro sanchez the weekly meeting usually takes place in madrid but as government decided to hold it in the kind of cattle on capital as part of its efforts to reduce tensions in catalonia. the rioters in sudan torched the headquarters of the ruling party in the capital khartoum on thursday soaring consumer prices have triggered the biggest protests the country has seen in five years at least eight people have died in the by less government is rumored to have shut down the internet. in britain services have resumed at london's gatwick airport after repeated drone flyovers shut it down for thirty six hours some one hundred twenty thousand people have had their travel delayed but now many of them will be able to fly out on the seven hundred departures it scheduled for today the drone flyovers appear to have been a deliberate attempt to disrupt air traffic the british government's transport minister says what he calls military technologies have now been deployed to guard the airport. this is one of the

for independence for the catalonia region demonstrations took place as spain's prime minister pedro sanchez met the head of catalonia separatist government. further protests are planned for later today. police in germany say they have massively boosted security at stuttgart airport and it's reports of individuals acting suspiciously their security officials are said to be investigating four individuals including at least one with possible links to islam is a list extremists. well in britain gatwick airport says it is working with airlines and air traffic controllers to resume quote limited operations in the coming hours but for the moment that airport remains closed after a drone was reportedly seen flying over the airfield police say there is no indication of a terrorist motive at the time where than one hundred twenty thousand passengers have been affected for data for three. seconds night of chaos at one of the u.k.'s busiest airports. planes remained grounded through i think as safe as authorities scramble to find out who's behind the mystery train sightings that frustration shat by tho

a campaign on twitter in last june to push spanish political parties to ask the prime minister pedro sanchez to scrap the appointment of a spanish colonel who was being appointed to head. influential intelligence office due to his perceived like soft brush and sympathies he was soft on russia so we need to like twitter exploded to take him down because that could be a threat in the long run i mean it's so cold war it blows my mind the idea that this and also this don't and don't ever everybody the mainstream media uses this nonsense excuse that well when we say the russians we don't mean actually they know we mean the russian government guess what you don't you still look like a jerk and that's my thing about this this is and also it's all across europe separate anonymous has a british intelligence and been able to conduct similar operations the one in spain across europe in france germany italy greece now the islands lithuania norway serbia even montenegro because gosh what if montenegro goes i don't know the capital flows. i've been to suddenly want to. talk to this country and that i woul

activists are holding protests and more solona they coincide with prime minister petro sanchez pedro sanchez part of me holding his cabinet meeting in that city something i go joins us live from barcelona so the protests are pretty big so on here they're pretty intense so clearly this it's not just a regular cabinet meeting explain why this is so provocative. no and the cabinet meeting has finished and the they've just issued a press conference there as well and this is all being sent against a backdrop where you have protests pretty much mushrooming not just all of a bustling up but throughout the region as well we've seen sort of some pretty. intense a roadblock kings there as well by these communities for the defense of the republicans ross roots organization leaderless they are and they sprouted up in the wake of the failed outlawed referendum that took place fourteen months ago and it's just a sign of how there were so many issues to resolve in this and not least because of the very entrenched views that are now on either side getting of course with how at the time the government of the

. >>> now, i want to get back to barcelona where spanish prime minister pedro sanchez and his meeti ing and take center stage following talks between sanchez and barcelona leader with the long-standing political crisis >>> switching gears to sports. manchester united has been speaking to the media this morning and said he would love to be considered for the job on a permanent basis. our sports reporter adam reid joins us with more what has he been saying this morning? >> interesting you are looking at barcelona there the site of the most famous achievement in a manchester united shirt when he scored the winner this morning he has been speaking to the media for the first time most notably, he said maybe one day he would like the job full time he would love to take the manchester united job at a full-time basis. he is basically being loaned by his parent club and he's there until the end of the season now and he's not going long to get his feet under the table and taking the team to cartdiff cit. going to be a tough nut to crack. in fact, picked up some at hominid the old wiley fox. but b

we we re pedro sanchez and his ministers. the government has been holding a press conference just now. this had been billed as a pretty big day. and i think many pro—independence cata la ns i think many pro—independence catala ns have i think many pro—independence catalans have turned out onto the streets. we are expecting to see these demonstrations continue probably throughout the day. what effo rts probably throughout the day. what efforts are going on on both sides to try and find a way forward, to find some accommodation of these very opposing views? the spanish prime minister met last night with the catalan president, quim torra, in barcelona. there were some hopes that may lead to a breakthrough. in the end it didn't really. it was more of a symbolic meeting. it was quite cordial. they agreed to meet again injanuary. quite cordial. they agreed to meet again in january. they quite cordial. they agreed to meet again injanuary. they agreed there was a big problem in catalonia. they didn't agree on much else beyond that. i

sunday's election has shaken the status quo the ballot was the first major test for prime minister pedro sanchez who leads a minority government and with a host of elections coming up in twenty nineteen spain socialists face a crucial year give us gauge the spanish of the threat to the spanish socialist right now to do that i'm joined by did abuse pablo foley ileus in madrid hello there pablo the far right vox party expected to do well in this election but it outperformed expectations in this very key regional vote what was behind that. you're absolutely right it's being described here as a meteoric rise up fox and of course that's not forget that on the roof is the most populous region in spain so it's come as a major shock and here in may in spain and for many spaniards opportunity the government has resigned just to two main reasons that vox seem to have appeal to many voters in the south of spain is immigration let's not forget that on them sia is the main entry point for many of the migrants arriving on to grasp on the shores and seems to be one of the topics that worries people them there

independence elections were held by the regional parliament without the approval of madrid prime minister pedro sanchez is holding a cabinet meeting in barcelona the idea has sparked protests from independence activists sonia gago has more from barcelona. friday before the christmas holidays we usually have people out on the streets doing last minute arians of the shopping before the country closes down for the festivities but in wasilla into this particular friday they're out on the streets for a very different reason is and being is that spanish government is holding a cabinet meeting it's almost unprecedented move people here are saying that is an act of provocation spanish cabinet and the head of the government itself by the sonship and saying that it's a gesture of good well that's not an opinion that's being shared by people on the ground their concerns have been always different they don't like difference in spain they want to say the unity and unity may be diverse somehow but they don't want that they just want the same way of feeling the same language everything should be the same for them and

catalan independence activists are holding protests in barcelona they coincide with prime minister pedro sanchez holding his cabinet meeting in the city sonia gago has the latest from wasilla. spanish prime min. the federal sanchez said that the idea of having a cabinet meeting in barcelona was almost like a show waltz reaching out a symbolic show to try and open a way for dialogue but however this is not being received that way by the pro independence movement a lot of anger at this having taken place on friday at least because they say the pro independence activists have said that it is simply just another way to get spain to show that it is really in control here that the catalans are not in control of their own of their own autonomy this region over there are still very firmly entrenched views on either side of this argument and this is exactly the problem that the prime minister that all such it. really has is that he has to walk a fine line between those on the side of the anti depended side want him to come down harder and tougher and not budge an inch where is the catalyst and they want

pedro. the weekly meeting usually takes place in madrid sanchez's government decided to hold it in the cattle and capital in an attempt at reconciliation. hungary's president has signed a controversial labor reform dubbed the slave law by opponents thousands have taken part in demonstrations against prime minister viktor or bonds government since m.p.'s passed a law last week it hikes the over time that lawyers can demand and allows payment to be delayed by up to three years. the methane explosion in a check coal mine has killed thirteen miners the blast more than eight hundred meters underground is said to have destroyed large areas of the coal mine which is near the town of cover bina eleven polish nationals and two checks are among the dead. the rioters in sudan torched the headquarters of the ruling party in the capital khartoum on thursday soaring consumer prices have triggered the biggest protests the country has seen in five years at least eight people have died in the violence the government is rumored to have shut down the internet. well flights of restarted at london's gatwick airpo