in spain, the prime minister, pedro sanchez, is calling for a -- also, u.s. president donald trump is set to declare a national emergency to bypass congress in order to build his long-promised wall alolong the u.s.-mexican border. in india, they are calling for the complete isolation of pakistan after a suicide bomber in an indiandiers province. annette: but we begin with spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, who has called for a snap election april 28. it is the country's third pole in less than four years. -- third poll in less than four years. he failed to get his budget through on wednesday. the cattle pro-independent p pay rejected a spending plan for this is what he told reporters earlier. between the two options, doing nothing and carrying on without a budget, or convening to give the spanish people a choice, i choose the second. i proposed a solution to parliament to announce in the general -- to the 28th of april. annette: joining me now is catherine nicholson. europe editor. , a is there another election third one, in less than four years? catherin

growth fears overshadowing optimism about ongoing trade talks in beijing spanish prime minister pedro sanchez is expected to call the country's third election in less than four years. this after his 2019 budget plans were rejected. universal music sales help vivendi have a rise in full year core operating profit after the french media group confirms it plans to sell up to 50% of the music unit and telecom italia shares surge on a report italian state lender cdp has been given the green light to increase its stake in the company to 10% >>> well, good morning, and welcome to "street signs." as i mentioned, one of the top stories of the day is happening in spain spanish prime minister pedro sanchez is about to hold a post-cabinet press conference in madrid his 2019 budget was rejected by parliament yesterday as you can see, things are just coming together there now, and this is the very important press conference as we are expecting him to call a general election now, willem marks joins us live with more. what more can you tell us about what we can expect from this press conference today >> well

berlin spain's government on the edge the country could be facing a snap election prime minister pedro sanchez arrives at parliament to try to get his budget approved the catalan parties look likely to vote against it also coming up drug lord el chapo could spend the rest of his life behind bars as a u.s. jury finds him guilty on ten charges but his lawyer says he'll appeal against what he calls unfair burden. and the girl whose pain moved the world and helped to end the vietnam war now you know goodwill ambassador and peace activist she's received the peace prize awarded by the germs german city of dresden. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us we start in spain where there could be a snap election if the socialist government spending plans don't get approved by parliament prime minister pedro sanchez for lies on the support of two cattle on pro independence parties to get his budget passed but those cattle and parties have so far said they'll vote against the budget they want son she has to agree to talks on self-determination for the region but the government argues that spain's c

also coming up, spain's government in crisis as prime minister pedro sanchez considers calling a snap election after parliament voted down his budget. and the chinese film "one second" was in the running at the beberlin film m festival, ad ththen withdrawn under mysteters circumstances. we will findnd out more frfrom r correspondent on the red carpet. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah kelly. thank you so much for joining us. the number of anti-semitic crimes committed in germany has risen by almost 10% over the past year. the highest level in a decade. figures released today are causing alarm in the jewish community. violent attacks are up by more than 60%. this has prompted germany's central council of jews to call for a stronger action from police and politicians. reporter: the signboards of a jewish restaurant, smashed. a pig head marked with a star of david dumped by a door. swastikas and stars of david dorbed on a wall. this was the aftermath of an anti-semitic attack in the eastern german city of chemnitz in august, 2018. it was one of more than 1600 anti-semitic crimes committed in germany la

or party we were not on the side of the socialists because pedro sanchez has been an ally of the rebels in catalonia how do you think about. the cabinet meeting also saw the formal decision to rebury the remains of dictator general franco removing him from a lavish mausoleum near madrid the socialists along with many spaniards have long wanted him transferred to a more low key burial site. well now to the philippines where a high profile journalist who has locked horns of president africa to territory has been attending a rally to call for press freedom maria reza took to the streets just one day after she was freed on bail following her arrest for libel reservations a news website and was serve the warrant on live t.v. for what media watchdog say are trumped up charges they say the cronies after tatay him to intimidate all who challenge his role. for two days philippine press freedom activists has been on the streets of manila why because of this woman maria ressa c.e.o. of correct one of the philippines few independent news sources she spent a night in jail this week she's been accuse

it was an emphatic defeat for the socialist prime minister pedro sanchez out of the three hundred fifty m.p.'s in the parliament one hundred ninety one voted against his budget and the crucial factor was that the two parties of made up of catalan separatists who want independence would drew their support and that was what actually killed the budget and now he's got to decide the prime minister exactly when he will cool. election it seems inevitable he will have to but at the moment they're saying they're going to wait until the cabinet meeting on friday to make that decision but i've been speaking to one of his cabinet ministers and they painted a pretty. unclear picture about what was lying ahead but they are fearful most of all about the rise of the extreme right let's hear what you have to say that i feel. the only that today has proven that the right wing in this country is trying to stop the social progress presented in the budget i think they're trying to stop the country from moving forward and therefore their place in all kinds of obstacles to prevent an economic recovery from r

full fledged democratic state it sets the focus on on pedro sanchez as well his capacity ass as presidentbut also. it is very important for the succession this movement because before the trial period they. having the special problems and the visions. of the next steps in the in the agenda so if you take the bigger picture it comes at a very crucial moment absolutely and you know you talk about narratives and this is as much a battle of narratives as it is anything else. if we look at the secessionists where is the movement now and do you think that this trial could give them the opportunity to mobilize their supporters again after you know moments of inertia and there are growing fractions would then there division what i think is that what has happened over the past years is we have reached a point where that pro independence movement has approximately the support of fifty percent of the couple and population and the other fifty percent is not in favor of independence with very different degrees of new and in regards to how to address the current problem in a case what is beyond the con

rejected the socialist government spending plans which means a snap election is likely prime minister pedro sanchez needed the support of two catalan pro independence parties to get his budget passed but they both voted against the budget that is because sanchez refused to engage in talks about self-determination for catalonia somethingness spain's constitution doesn't allow. let's bring our journalist jaime bill ask us he's following the story in madrid just outside of parliament there hi heini the spanish parliament as we said projecting sanchez's budget what's been happening there right now. well as you can she is very quiet of the moment members of parliament has just gone out an hour ago very important vote took place here vote pro really putting an end to. either sense of government and and use terms. that was just started by a former prime minister my general how a lot of things happened in this. year and now we are headed now probably for another it's not delay ssion and more or center. regarding the political stability in this thing to have me walk us through this and what are the next ste

don't get approved by parliament prime minister pedro sanchez needs the support of two catalan pro independence parties to get his budget passed but those catalan parties have said they will vote against the budget they want sanchez to agree to talks on self-determination for their region but the government argues that spain's constitution doesn't allow that. let's bring in journalist and a martin roberts who's covering the story for us in madrid hi martin good to see you how likely is it that the prime minister can somehow strike a deal with these catalan national parties and pass this budget well that's looking very unlikely in days because last week between the government and the two cats of the nationalist policy just mentioned britain over the issue of self-determination and the possibility of holding a referendum which the government says would require a constitutional reform. the governments have less than one quarter of the m.p.'s in parliament and it would take a majority to push through a constitutional amendment that just simply is not a possibility at the most even if the government

pedro sanchez took power lastjune, after ousting the previous government through a parliamentary confidencecall for elections. now we want this president to leave. he is betraying spain and we think that spaniards don't deserve him as the president of the government. protesters were also angry at what they see as a soft approach by mr sanchez to the issue of catalan sovereignty. his recent attempt at seeking talks with the pro— independence regional government of catalonia have been particularly provocative for many unionists. trentin and we want the government to stop talking with the cattle and separatists and that the law and constitution gets fulfilled, nothing else, just the laws to be applied. the spanish government insist that the independence movement was nicknamed demand, a binding agreement, is not on the table. mr sanchez criticised the demonstration, which was led by politicians from across the political right. translation: the spanish governor works for the unity of spain. and to works for the unity of spain. and to work for the unity of spain miss unite the spanish people and

left government is facing an uncertain future after parliament rejected its budget prime minister pedro sanchez is expected to announce on friday whether he will call an early general election the socialist premier had been depending on the support of two cattle and pro independence party is to get his budget where have both voted against it after he ruled out talks on self-determination for catalonia saying that spain's constitution doesn't allow this people for more on this let's cross out a journalist martin roberts who's joining us from madrid so now that we know that parliament has voted against the prime minister's budget where does this leave his government right now well it's a long standing spanish vote and she procedure losing a budget vote. a motion cultism so he has really know what she will do to go to the corruption cold fresh elections as you say he's expected to the days and to come in the b.b.c. speculation currently suggests that this will be held in the us in april suggesting it will be dissolved in. now the prime minister i mean if we just look at the back story here he face

socialist government spending plans which means there will likely be a snap election a prime minister pedro sanchez needed the support of to the land pro independence parties to get his budget passed but those parties voted against the budget and that is because sanchez refused to engage in talks about self-determination for their region that is something spain's constitution doesn't allow for. let's go right to journalist jaime even ask us he's standing by in madrid are just outside parliament there heinie good to see you so the spanish parliament as we said has just rejected a sanchez's budget bring us up to date on what's been happening there well a suspect. then his government finally lost that vote for the two into nineteen budgets we're seeing now there members of parliament common knowledge of the vote it was a very quick vote. vote and there was nothing out of the script and finally the council in part you decided not to support president sanchez and all eyes are now looking at him. and whether he calls for elections or a snap elections or not yet i mean that is the question now what is the

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has announced snap elections in april.ity socialist administration failed to get its budget through parliament on wednesday. it will be spain's third general election in five years. 0ur reporter, guy hedgecoe, in madrid, has been following developments the calling of this election reflects how turbulent the political situation is at the moment, and how difficult it has been for pedro sanchez and his socialists to govern with a minority government. they have needed the support of several parties, parties on the left but also pro—independence catalan parties, and it was withdrawal of support by those pro—independence catalan yesterday and the vote on the budget that eventually led to the end of the sanchez government and he had to call these elections. the trial of 12 catalan pro—independence leaders began in the supreme court this week, on tuesday. a trial that is expected to last three months or thereabouts. that has only added an extra element of tension to the political situation at the moment. and tension to relations b

the oppostition parties oppose the minority socialist government of prime minister pedro sanchez, andlonia. guy hedgecoe sent this report. does it gathered here in columbus claire ray demanding a general election, claiming the minority socialist government is not legitimate. because it did not win an election. pedro sanchez took power last year and after asking a previous government the parliamentary competence mode. translation: we asked for his ragged nation and we want them to call for elections. —— resignation, and we wa nted elections. —— resignation, and we wanted to leave he is betraying spain and we think we did not deserve a vice president of government. protesters were also angry at what they see as a soft approach by sanchez to the issue of the sovereignty. the recent attempts at staging a talks with the pro—independence regional government of catalonia, had been particularly provocative for many unionists. translation: we want the government to stop talking to the separatists and that law is fulfilled and nothing else just the loss to be applied. the spanish government ins

spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was the featured in a key parliamentary vote the bill failed after parties from the catalonia region refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday at the chairing a cabinet meeting. today in parliament. more precisely it marks the end of petro some cases the government's leader of at least six people have died in nearly a week long anti-government protests in haiti the demonstrators are calling on president of anon maurice to step down they're angry about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption say without the zero next it's people in power the forgotten heroes of empire. a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare resources and new species one of the nice reveals china's underwater hunt. on al-jazeera. during world war two the british empire recruited hundreds of thousands of african soldiers to fight in africa asia and the middle east when peace came the survivalist faced discrimination and neglect

good question there but it was very emphatic defeat on the budget for pedro sanchez the socialist prime minister out of three hundred fifty m.p.'s in the parliament one hundred ninety one voted against the budget so any normal person in these circumstances would of course realise that he has lost control of the parliament no longer has the majority to govern but at the moment i've been talking to one of his ministers and cabinet ministers and she's the labor minister. and she said to me that essentially they were going to continue that we're going to hold a special cabinet meeting they'll hold a cabinet meeting as usual on friday and that's when they'll come to a decision whether to go forward to continue ignoring this vote or whether they're going to call the election but she did tell me that a century she thought it was up to the president and the constitution to decide whether they should continue or not so if in the next election regardless of when it is who is likely to to benefit and the new election and who's who might be the losers. well it's pretty clear that the there's a new

s voted against prime minister pedro sanchez including parties from the catalonia region their support had been conditional on getting direct talks with leaders in madrid about independence for catalonia or you or so as of. today in parliament we have witnessed a watershed in this late useless year or more precisely it marks the end of petro time chances the government leader. or sanchez is expected to make an election announcement after a cabinet meeting on friday david chaytor has more from madrid. it was an emphatic defeat for the socialist prime minister pedro sanchez out of the three hundred fifty m.p.'s in the parliament one hundred ninety one voted against his budget and the crucial factor was that the two parties of made up of catalan separatists who want independence would drew their support that was what actually killed the budget and now he's got to decide the prime minister exactly when he will call an early election it seems inevitable he will have to but at the moment they're saying they're going to wait until the cabinet meeting on friday to make that decision but i've b

a decision that is a point of no return in the legislature more exactly the end of the road to pedro sanchez as the head of the government and it appears here feel we have to be sitting in congress was the point of no return in the legislature or more exactly the end of the road of pages such as as the head of government that would be devoted to the not being so he needs to organize another election and the question is when. and also coming up we take you to the berlin film festival where as you can see my colleagues fater and scott roxborough are on the red carpet. yes we're live here at the red carpet at the valladolid and it would be of a learn international film festival without a little controversy and we've got not one but two controversies coming right up for you stay tuned and we'll look forward to it. but first we begin the day in spain which faces snap elections after the prime minister petro sanchez failed to win parliamentary backing for his budget plan sanchez needed the support of seventeen cattle and lawmakers to push the legislation through but they withdrew their backing in

about what he calls common interest in a war with iran spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was defeated in a key parliamentary vote the bill failed after parties from the catalonia region refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday after chairing a cabinet meeting. the future of the thai politics or party that try to nominate the king sister for prime minister is under threat after princess overturn his candidacy was ruled inadmissible the election commission recommended that the thai rak such a party be dissolved going to have more on all those stories on the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up in less than half an hour coming up next witness continues thank you for watching i hope you join me in half an hour by. the. you cannot but. them a good a good enough good one that i got i'm not going to shit that there cannot be one of the one having the ok if you could upset now. that you can nominate if you want to show. the arc. in order to get a moment to put on. your socks the fire truck

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spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was the feet in a key parliamentary vote the bill failed after parties from the catalonia region refused to support it the support had been conditional on having direct talks with madrid about self-determination sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday after chairing a cabinet meeting. today in polish. leaders of the future of the time political party that tried to nominate a king sr for prime minister is on the threat the election commission has recommended that the thai rak such charts party which was linked to the prime minister thaksin shinawatra be dissolved and the journalist in the philippines who was one of several people named time magazine's person of the year has been arrested for libel maria ressa a c.e.o. of the news website rappler she has repeatedly clashed with president. that left more all those stories in half an hour coming up next here on al-jazeera it's the stream thank you for watching by. how can millions of young nigerians get their voices h

the country's jewish community also coming up spain's government in crisis says prime minister pedro sanchez considers calling a snap election after.

spain's government on the edge and the country could be facing a snap election prime minister pedro sanchez arrives at parliament to try to get his budget approved the catalan parties look likely to.

marched toward spain's border with morocco in the country's north africa on klav prime minister pedro sanchez pledged support for migrants when he took office last year but the government appears to be changing its position members of parliament have called for an emergency session over the government crackdown on protests several politicians say they're worried about the use of force against demonstrators on saturday sudanese state media said all detained journalists will be released hundreds of people have been arrested since rallies against president omar al bashir began in december turkey has condemned china's treatment of its muslim weaken minority saying it's a great cause of shame for humanity about a million we believed to be held in camps against their will beijing says the camps are voluntary designed to stamp out extremist tendencies u.s. democratic party senator elizabeth warren has officially begun her twenty twenty white house bid she made the announcement in her home state of massachusetts her campaign is centered on workers' rights fair wages and wider access to health care th

they oppose the minority socialist government of prime minister pedro sanchez, and his attempts to negotiate regional government in catalonia. a woman who was injured in the car crash involving the duke of edinburgh has welcomed the news that he's giving up his driving licence. buckingham palace said prince philip, who's 97, made the decision voluntarily after the collision with a car carrying two women and a baby. the crown prosecution service will take the duke's decision into account when considering whether to bring any charges against him. andy moore reports. it was an accident everyone was lucky to walk away from. the duke of edinburgh's land rover freelander was turned over by the force of the impact and landed on its side. a baby was unhurt in the other car, a kia, two women were taken to hospital. one of them, emma fairweather, has told the sunday mirror that the duke was right to take the decision to surrender his licence but he could have done it sooner. she said... just days after the accident, the duke was seen driving on public roads near sandringham without a seat belt. norfol

thousands of protesters have rallied in spanx capital madrid demanding that socialist prime minister pedro sanchez step down the protest was called by right wing parties they say sanchez has to resign after he held talks with catalan separatists are demanding a referendum on independence. hundreds of people in moscow and other russian cities have held an unauthorized rally in support of detained russian activist anastasia sankoh she was placed under house arrest in january for her activities with a polish political opposition organization she is the first person to be charged under a controversial new law in russia that criminalizes taking part in undesirable organizations critics say the legislation is overly broad and used to silence the kremlin's political opponents oh wait is a. done with the police state is their rallying cry the protestors wear black hearts a symbol of anger and sadness in solidarity with the russian activist and others like her. on january twenty third and a star was put under house arrest for working for the pro-democracy initiative open russia. authorities later prevented

thousands of protesters are rallying in spain's capital madrid demanding that socialist prime minister pedro sanchez steps down of the protest was called by right wing parties they say sanchez has to step down because he held talks with separatists in the region of catalonia are demanding a referendum on independence. the thai political party that nominated princess for prime minister could be banned from the general election in march thailand's election commission is meeting on monday to discuss how to punish the party it pulled the princess's candidacy on saturday after just one day after her brother the king ordered them to do so queen elizabeth's husband prince philip has given up his driver's license that comes after an accident he was involved in last month cost and outcry of the ninety seven year old's land rover landed on its side after colliding with a car carrying two women and a baby two days later he was photographed driving without a seat belt. the u.s. has presented a draft resolution to the u.n. security council calling for a presidential vote in venezuela that immediately triggered a

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thousands of protesters have rallied in spain's capital madrid demanding that socialist prime minister pedro sanchez steps down the protest was called by right wing parties they say sanchez has to resign after he helped talks with cattle on separate is were demanding a referendum on independence. the time political party that nominated princess and run for prime minister could be banned from the general election in march thailand's election commission is meeting on monday to discuss how to punish the party it pulled the princess's candidacy on saturday after just one day after her brother the king ordered them to do so. queen elizabeth husband prince philip has given up his driver's license this comes after an accident he was involved in last month caused an outcry the ninety seven year old land rover landed on its side after colliding with a car carrying two women and to be two days later he was photographed driving without a seat belt. a new study is warning that more than one hundred thousand jobs in germany would be under threat if there is a new deal bragg's it report decided in the sunday edit

thousands of protesters have rallied in spain's capital madrid demanding that socialist prime minister pedro sanchez step down a protest was called by a right wing party they say sanchez has to resign after he held talks with catalan separatists are demanding a referendum on independence. the typological party that nominated says brought for a prime minister could be banned from the general election in march thailand's election commission is meeting on monday to discuss how to punish the party its fold the princess's candidacy on saturday after just one day after her brother king ordered them to do so. french club nuns have held a moving tribute to their former player in the who died in a plane crash. a minute's applause was held before the match against the home players were black shirts bearing their former teammates named solow was travelling from launch to new club cardiff last month when the light aircraft disappeared from radar everything the stand. david in bits and still missing. american skiing great lindsey vaughan has hung up her skis after nearly twenty years of unparalleled success fini

thousands of protesters have rallied in spain's capital madrid demanding that socialist prime minister pedro sanchez steps down the protests was called by right wing parties they say sanchez has to resign after he held talks with catalan separatists who are demanding a referendum on independence. the time political party that nominated princess for prime minister could be banned from the general election in march thailand's election commission is moving on monday to discuss how to punish the party it pulled the princess's candidacy on saturday after just one day after her brother the king ordered them to do so. now an invasion of hungary polar bears as for the residents of a remote russian arctic island into panic mode officials in the siberian region have declared a state of emergency saying that the aggressive bears have left them inundated as sea ice melts in norway as in yeah the bears have been drawn to settlements like. where more than fifty polar bears have been sighted in recent weeks. all right our reporter matthew morrison following the story for us and he joins me now in the studio to tal

budget is raising the possibility of the third general election within four years prime minister pedro sanchez is expected to make an announcement after meeting with government ministers on friday catalan separatists helped defeat the socialist prime minister's draft budget on thursday after the government's refusal to discuss catalan calls for independence a trial of twelve separatist leaders charged with sedition is now in its third day . venezuela's all important oil revenues are wanted by the opposition controlled congress opposition leader has named a new board of directors for the state well company and its u.s. subsidiary the u.s. imposed sanctions on venezuela's oil industry last month president nicolas maduro described the sanctions as criminal. well donald trump says madeira is making a terrible mistake by blocking deliveries of foreign aid and the u.s. president says all options are on the table to force majeure out it's in human reports from the capital caracas. opposition leader one white door sounds confident that nothing will stop him from bringing food and medical aid into the

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also coming up, spain's government in crisis as prime minister pedro sanchez considers calling a snap election after parliament voted down his budget. and the chinese film "one second" was in the running at the beberlin film m festival, ad ththen withdrawn under mysteters

spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, has announced snap elections in april.ish politics. yes, that's right. the calling of this election reflects how turbulent the political situation is at the moment, and how difficult it has been for pedro sanchez and his socialists to govern with a minority government. they have needed the support of several parties, parties and the left but also pro—independence catalan parties, and it was withdrawal of support of those independence catalan yesterday and the vote on the budget that eventually led to the end of the sanchez government and he had to call these elections. and this is all of the back of those very dramatic separatist catalan separatist trials. yes, the trial of 12 catalan independence leaders began in the supreme court this week, on tuesday. a trial that is expected to last three months or thereabouts. that has only added an extra element of tension to the political situation at the moment. and tension to relations between madrid and catalonia. that didn't help when it came to mr sanchez trying to get his budg

spain's prime minister pedro sanchez is widely expected to call a general election soon.ranslation: yes, 191, no, 156, plus two votes filed electronically. abstentions, one. consequently the amendments are approved and the 2019 budget proposal is rejected. that's the government failing to get its budget through parliament. mr sanchez leads a minority government — his socialist party — marked in red — only has 84 out of the 350 seats in the lower house of parliament. until today, he had the support of several smaller parties — including catalan separatists who want catalonia to be an independent country. they've been insisting on a dialogue over independence in exchange for supporting the budget, but agreements not been reached. so the budget was rejected. these pictures tell the story. this was at the weekend. these pictures are from sunday — thousands of demonstrators marched in madrid in a pro—unity demonstration, putting pressure on mr sanchez over his attempts to reach out to the catalan politicians. and yesterday divisions were highlighted further when 12 catalan sep

spain's opposition is urging prime minister pedro sanchez to call an early election after his government's budget was the featured in a key parliamentary vote the bill failed after parties from the catalonia region refused to support it sanchez is expected to make an announcement on friday at the chairing a cabinet meeting. today in parliament. more precisely it marks the end of petro some chances because months leader of at least six people have died in nearly a week long anti-government protests in haiti the demonstrators are calling on president of anon maurice to step down they're angry about rising costs economic stagnation and corruption say without the zero next it's people in power the forgotten heroes of empire. a team of chinese scientists embark on a daring deep sea mission searching for rare resources and new species one of the nice reveals china's underwater hunt. on al-jazeera. during world war two the british empire recruited hundreds of thousands of african soldiers to fight in africa asia and the middle east when peace came the survivalist faced discrimination and neglect

berlin spain's government on the edge of the country could face a snap election prime minister pedro sanchez arrives at parliament to try to get his budget approved fast catalan parties less likely to vote against it also coming up drug lord as chappell could spend the rest of his life behind bars as a u.s. jury finds him.

the government listens of crucial parliamentary vote as he arrived for the vote prime minister pedro sanchez knew the cattle and parties that are supporting them at threatened to oppose his first project and that is what they did will be going live to madrid but also coming up a veteran journalist arrested in the philippines maria ressa is the head of a news website that's been critical of president we're going to turn to reza has been accused of so-called cyber life elf.

as the government loses a crucial parliamentary vote as he arrived for the both prime minister pedro sanchezknew the catalan parties that had been supporting him at threatened to oppose his first budget and that's just what they did we'll go live to madrid. also coming up drug lord as chapel convicted.

invasion must stop spain's parliament has to use a vote on budget plans put forward by prime minister pedro sanchez the outcome depends largely on pro independence catalan parties who so far opposed it if the budget doesn't pass sanchez may be forced to call a general election a strain is government says that it will reopen an immigration detention center on christmas island and south rim peas in the lower house passed a new bill that calls for asylum seekers sent to offshore prisons in other countries to get treatment in australian hospitals schools were silent as a remote australia territory macedonia's officially changed its name to the republic of north macedonia under a new deal with greece from wednesday the new name will be included in road signs starting with on the country's border with greece the nato flag has also been raised as the state prepares to join the military alliance there's the headlines the news continues analysis here up after the stream which is next. africa's largest democracy goes to the polls to elect a president parliament and governors corruption insecurity and economi

spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has failed to get his budget through parliament, after losing then partners, the catalan separatists. media reports suggest he will announce the date of a general election on friday. we've all heard of the film black panther, well, here's the real thing. this extremely rare big cat was filmed in kenya. it's the first time one of the creatures has been documented in africa for around a century. while it's called a panther, it's actually a leopard, with its black colouration spreading across its fur, until it joins up. proof that just sometimes, a leopard can change its spots. one of the three schoolgirls from north london — who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group — has been speaking of her experiences. shamima begum told london's times newspaper that she didn't regret joining is but that she was 9 months pregnant and wanted to return to the uk. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. pictured for the first time in almost four years in a camp in northern syria, one of the three school calls from bethnal green who left to

the socialist government's budget plans don't get approved by parliament today prime minister pedro sanchez is reliant on the support of two catalan pro independence parties to get is budget passed but it's unlikely that he will succeed because the catalan parties have so far given the budget a blanket rejection they say they would be open to negotiate if the government promises them a dialogue on the right to self-determination in catalonia. self-determination however is prohibited by the spanish constitution but. for more on this vote let's cross now to journalist jaime. in madrid hi made the prime minister has been criticized for his attempts to start a dialogue with the catalan national parties what do you be prepared to negotiate further with them in order to get their support on this budget deal. well business and it has been always open to negotiate with a cartel and by two thousand you said. minority government needs their support in parliament as a fantasy inside huddling trying to open a table to discuss a cotton question the spot of the negotiations for the twenty ninth in the ca