el gobierno de pedro sÁnchez en el gobierno de pedro sÁnchez en espaÑa indulto ocean spray tiene un saborncuentro pÚblico organizado en el marco de lo llamados " encuentro con la verdad". los ex lÍderes reconocieron su responsabilidad en estos secuestros. >> la amarga pena ocasionada a todos ellos fueron consecuencia de nuestra actuaciÓn y asÍ lo reconocemos. felix: la jurisdicciÓn especial para la paz surgida del acuerdo de paz del 2016 acuso este aÑo a los lÍderes de las extintas farc por los secuestros y otros crÍmenes de guerra como parte de un proceso donde hay acreditada 2107 vÍctimas. paulina: mientras que en espaÑa el gobierno socialista de pedro sÁnchez indulto a nueve lÍderes independentistas catalanes que salieron de prisiÓn entre los aplausos de sus seguidores. los presos fueron sentenciados a largas condenas por organizar un intento de creaciÓn de una repÚblica catalana hace cuatro aÑos. el gabinete espaÑol os indulto con la esperanza de comenzar una reconciliaciÓn. felix: el multimillonario estadounidense y creador del famoso antivirus que lleva su apellido, apareciÓ muerto

opposition in spain as prime minister, pedro sanchez is set to pardon nine jailed catalan separatists. australia's great barrier reef could lose world heritage status as unesco says it's in a very poor condition. the uyghur children separated from their parents — why china still won't reveal their whereabouts. and the american football carl nassib says he's gay, making him the first active nfl player to come out. hello and welcome. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, is set to take a big political gamble on tuesday and pardon nine catalan separatist leaders. they were jailed over their role in a failed bid for independence in 2017. polls show a majority of spaniards oppose freeing the politicians, but catalan leaders say they'll continue their mission to break free from madrid. courtney bembridge has this report. madrid has seen mass protests against the pardons, and polling suggest more than 60% of people in spain did not agree with them. this was the view on the streets of madrid on monday. view on the streets of madrid on monday-— view on the streets of madrid on monda . �* ,, �

pedro sanchez says it is a start of reconcilinghe decoration of independence.his is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. german soccer clubs are banded together to display rainbow colors during the match against hungary at the european championship. after uefwa rejected the host cities plan to do the same. the blclubs will light up their venues during the final group game in munich and response to the decision to deny the city council's application to have it illuminated in rainbow colors. hungary prime minister has taken a criticized stance against homosexuality. a recent -- >> and hope to send a visible side of solitary day to lgbtq community in hungary, by lighting up the arena in rainbow colors at the 2020 match between germany and hungary. the city council's request has been rejected by uefa. uefa through its statutes is a politically and religiously neutral organization. given the context of this request a message aimed by a decision taken by the hungarian parliament, uefa must decline this request. >> uefa suggested alternate dates i

they have said the ly reason pedro sanchez is doing this is because he needs the parliamentary supportconrad nationalist -- a catalan nationalist party and he is doing this for his survival. some plan to present appeals against the pardons. the far right party said it is going to present a legal complaint against the company for abuse of power. there is very strong language being used. the far right party also called on the other opposition parties to present a no-confidence motion against the government. as you can tell from all of that, feelings run very high surrounding this issue and the opposition feels this has been a huge mistake pedro sanchez. ross: let's look now at the reaction in catalonia. a majority of those in the region are in favor of the pardons, route 61% come up there are critics that say the pardons do not go far enough. elena is from a grassroots organization whose president is one of the prisoners who is being pardoned today. >> pardons do not softly political conflict between catalonia and spain because the division is among those who want a referendum or to hold

pedro sanchez, president of the government of the kingdom of spain. >> her excellency, prime minister of the republic of iceland. >> his excellency, mr. antonio, prime minister of the portuguese republic. >> the right honorable justin trudeau, try minister of canada -- prime minister of canada. >> her excellency, prime minister of the kingdom of norway. >> his excellency, prime minister of the republic of albania. >> his excellency, prime minister of the kingdom of the netherlands. her excellency, prime minister of the republic of estonia. his excellency, mr. viktor orban, prime minister of hungry. >> are excellency, dr. angela merkel, chancellor of the federal republic of germany. >> his excellency, president of the republic of croatia. >> his excellency, president of the republic of lithuania. >> his excellency, president of the republic of latvia. >> her excellency, president of the slovak republic. his excellency, president of the republic of bulgaria. >> his excellency, president of the republic of poland. >> his excellency, president of romania. [speaking french] >> his excellen

however, in the next few weeks, the government of socialist pedro sanchez is expected to issue pardonss, ensuring their release. mr sanchez himself has spoken of the need for understanding, rather than revenge when dealing with the catalan issue. catalonia remains virtually split down the middle on the issue of independence. mr sanchez�*s allies in the region see this as an opportunity to calm tensions, with a view to resolving the territorial crisis. , ., , resolving the territorial crisis. , . , . , crisis. they are very necessary in catalonia. _ crisis. they are very necessary in catalonia. the _ crisis. they are very necessary | in catalonia. the independence process, it has been very negative for the economy, and painful, it is very important, these pardons, to return to dialogue. these pardons, to return to dialogue-— these pardons, to return to dialouue. , , ,, ., ., dialogue. there is substantial resistance — dialogue. there is substantial resistance to _ dialogue. there is substantial resistance to the _ dialogue. there is substantial resistance to the pardons, . resistance to

earlier, spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez addressed the nation.talan leaders who remain in prison. as you know, the judicial process concluded with the sentencing by the supreme court, which we are not questioning. after that, several people and institutions asked for pardons, which we had to decide whether to grant or not. let's speak to our correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe. was this a bit of a shock? no. it certainly was — was this a bit of a shock? no. it certainly was not _ was this a bit of a shock? no. it certainly was not a _ was this a bit of a shock? no. it certainly was not a surprise - was this a bit of a shock? no. it certainly was not a surprise this| certainly was not a surprise this issue of pardons and whether or not pedro sanchez was going to pardon these nine catalan leaders had been talked about for the last few weeks. for the last few days, he has been hinting very strongly that he was going to approve the pardons and as we heard there, he has this argument that he feels that by pardoning be scattered on the air as he can

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la movilizaciÓn ha sido la mÁs grande contra el gobierno de pedro sÁnchez.personas fueron evacuadas. felix: las autoridades iraquÍes exhumaron unos 120 cadÁveres de una fosa comÚn con personas que se cree que fueron asesinadas por el llamado " estado islÁmico". la fosa descubierta el aÑo pasado se encuentra al oeste de la ciudad de mosul. los restos estÁn siendo trasladados a bagdad para su anÁlisis con la esperanza de que puedan ser identificados y devueltos a sus familiares para que reciban un entierro adecuado. paulina: mÁs de 400 migrantes, entre ellos muchas mujeres y niÑos, fueron rescatados en el mar mediterrÁneo por un barco de mÉdicos sin fronteras. el presidente de este organismo hablÓ sobre la gravedad de esta situaciÓn en donde hasta el pasado 10 de junio mÁs de 15.000 personas habÍan llegado a las costas italianas y al menos 675 personas murieron o desaparecieron. felix: vamos ahora con la informaciÓn deportiva. la selecciÓn de brasil comandada por neymar y colombia con un golazo de cardona comienza con pie derecho en el grupo b de la copa amÉri

and we start with breaking news stains. prime minister pedro sanchez has pardoned 9 jailed caselanos separatists leaders. they were convicted of sedition back in 2019, for their role in the regions failed. 2017 independence bid opinion polls show about 60 percent of people in spain opposed, freeing them conservative opposition parties in madrid, se they'll be challenging the pardons in court. sanchez has described it as a good well gesture. the world health organization is wanting that most countries receiving crib at 19 vaccines through a global sharing scheme don't have enough doses. it's now setting up the hub in south africa to allow developing nations to make their own vaccine. meanwhile, the president of the philippines is threatening to jail. people who are refusing to be vaccinated their rodrigo detach. i was wanting contradict health officials who say their program is voluntary. the country's vaccination drive has been making rather slow progress. google into google. go know if you will not agree to be vaccinated, leave the philippines, go to india or if you want, or somewhe

i minister pedro sanchez described the pardons as a goodwill gesture and a 1st step toward resolving a bitter political conflict. south korean president, noon j n has met with the new us envoy for north korea song. kim kim said, the u. s. hope the north will agree to new talks. this despite a statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong and dismissing hope of a meeting, the changing coffee can cut your risk of deadly liver diseases. that's from a study just out from the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decamp coffee are less likely to develop or die from the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a un scientists committee, that recommendation has angered the australian government, the reef as a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the when body says the decline in coral is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get more. we are joined by reb

says that his government will pardon 9 jails leaders of cath, lonia failed 2017 independence bid. pedro sanchez said that the aim was to ease tension in the northeastern region and kickstart negotiation with the capital in authorities. if you have begun voting in general elections that are seen as the 1st major test of prime minister, i'll be off mad and his ruling coalition. the elections were scheduled to take place last year, but the government says that they delayed them to, to the pandemic. the corona virus isn't the only challenge that i'll be facing. the vote comes as more rages in the northern teak right region in term triggering a famine that breton congress, a 1000 people opposition groups have accused if you'll be as ruling party of harassment, that the prime minister has promised the election will be peaceful when i'll be men came to power, he was lauded as a reformer, lifting bands and opposition parties and free and thousands of political prisoners . his efforts to end hostilities in the region also saw him, awarded a nobel peace prize. would be met is facing mounting pressure bot

and we start with breaking news stains. prime minister pedro sanchez has pardoned 9 jailed catalog separatist leaders. they were convicted of sedition back in 2019 for their role in the regions failed. 2017 independence bid opinion polls show about 60 percent of people in spain opposed, freeing them conservative opposition parties in madrid. se they'll be challenging the pardons in court. sanchez has described it as a good well gesture. but wild health organization is wanting that most countries receiving curb at 19 vaccines through a global sharing scheme. don't have enough doses. it's now setting up a hub.

spain, as palm 9 jailed catlin. leaders who launched a failed independence sped in 2017 premise to pedro sanchez, explaining the reasons behind the move. a thought, as you can see, that probably caught the reasons of public utility that motivate this decision. this new measure of grace have to do with the need to reestablish co existence and harmony within capital and society and within spanish society of the whole. the imprison people will never punished for their ideas, but for their acts culture a democratic legality. in 2019 spain supreme court condemned the 9 catholic leaders for their part in an authorized independence referendum and a short lived declaration of independence. madrid responded at the time by imposing direct control over the region for 7 months. will 90 percent of those who voted in the referendum, were in favor of secession from spain, but madrid declared, all that illegitimate had to the capital and governments carlos put him on then fled the country. you may recall people in spain that remain divided over these pardons machine when the government is under pressure from th

mail, 2017 independence bit. 9 catalogue politicians would be released from jail under the plan. pedro sanchez said, he hopes to ease tensions in the northeastern region and kick start negotiations with calon authorities. this is news from berlin. you can find more on our website, w dot com. ah, ah, iran has a new president, hardliner, his name is abraham. right. you see today he answered questions from reporters for the 1st time when asked about possibly meeting with us president joe biden. the answer was no. when asked about negotiations on the ran nuclear deal, the answer was no. there were no uncomfortable questions about his election last friday with the lowest voter turnout since the 1979 revolution. if he had been asked about coming to power with a stronger mandate from the iranian people, the only honest answer would have been. no. i burned golf in berlin. this is the day. oh, do you want to meet with the president of the united states to resolve the problems between the 2 countries? teach gulf nuclear deal will never be discussed or negotiated. regional matters and miss all masses and

mr. pedro sanchez is request for the pardon made. he says to bring reconciliation self, so we in president mean j. n has met with the new u. s. envoy for north korea sung kim kim said that the us hope that the north will agree to new talks. this, despite the statement from the powerful says you're going leader kim jong on that missing hope of a meeting, that drinking coffee can cut your risk of deadly liver disease that from the study just out in the journal b, m b, public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or decap coffee are markedly less likely to develop or die from such diseases. while the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a un scientific committee, and that recommendation angering the australian government. the reef is a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the un body says that the decline in coral is due to climate change and urged australia to take acce

failed 2017 independence bit. 9 cat alon politicians would be released from jail under the plan . pedro sanchez said, he hopes to ease tensions in the northeastern region and kick start negotiations with calon authorities. this is debbie from berlin. you can find more on our website, w dot com. ah, oh, iran has a new president, hardliner, his name is abraham racy. today he answered questions from reporters for the 1st time when asked about possibly meeting with us president joe biden. the answer was no. when asked about new negotiations on the ran nuclear deal, the answer was no. there were no uncomfortable questions about his election last friday with the lowest voter turnout since the 1979 revolution. if he had been asked about coming to power with a stronger mandate from the iranian people, the only honest answer would have been. no. i bring golf in berlin. this is the day . oh the the do you want to meet with the president of the united states to resolve the problems between the 2 countries? teach gulf nuclear deal will never be discussed or negotiated. my florida regional matches in missil

of between 9 and 13 years. officer cavaloni failed succession bid back in 2017 prime minister pedro sanchez. pardon them though, on tuesday. and a gesture aimed at fostering dialogues about the region future. all parts of albania are still rebuilding 18 months now after a devastating earthquake. 51 people were killed, hundreds were left homeless. but as john's roughness reports from money, not everyone is happy with the effort at rebuilding the to card use house is at risk of collapsing. the unstable roof seems ready to cave in, but she, her 2 children and 5 grandchildren have nowhere else to go. for now, they've been given monetary systems. some were very happy, we've had help with groceries and i get a $150.00 a month to shop. but the main reason she's happy is that the obedient government is giving her family an apartment in these new developments in some manner about 30 kilometers north of the capital. tarana. 5 buildings collapsed to what a powerful earthquake struck out dania in 2019 killing, 2 dozen people in some manner alone. but anyone who lost the house will receive a new one for

opposition parties have been rallying against the prime minister's policies on cat lonia by minister pedro sanchez plans to pardon a group of politicians from the region who organized and illegal independence referendum in 2017 fox and the people's party say, the move is of a trail of spanish unity and the calling from early election activist. me and my have rallied against the military crew a day before the 1st trial of deposed leader on on to cheat gets under way. protest is monster young gone calling for return to democracy. they dispersed quickly to avoid confrontation with security forces. the un human rights chief is warned of the human rights catastrophe. because if the military crack down on descent, there are reports at least 860 people have been killed since the army took over in february. at least 12 people have been killed during a gas line explosion in china is who bay province. the blast ripped through a residential district and she on 50 destroying several buildings more than 100 people are injured in rescue if it's a continuing, an investigation is underway. countries around the gu

the spanish cabinet approve prime minister pedro sanchez is request for the pardons made. he says to bring reconciliation when tonight, the world health organization is warning that the global vaccine distribution program to help poor countries is not working. 80000000 doses have been delivered through the code vax program, but the w way joe says half of all recipient states are unable to sustain their vaccination programs. now, the warning comes as many african countries experience. a 3rd wave of the pandemic with new infections increasing by 20 percent per week. in some areas, it's going a little bit closer here. congo, there may be a and uganda. they've been hit particularly hard with each country seeing its highest rate of new infections. since the pandemic began south africa is also suffering from a rapid increase in numbers. it's 3rd wave of infections adding to the countries more than 1700000 confirm cases. that's the highest anywhere in africa. south african president, ram of focus, or has called on wealthy nations to stop vaccine hoarding. the w adrian crease has

jazeera, spain's prime minister says he plans to part in 9 jailed catalog separatists leaders. pedro sanchez as he intends to release the group on tuesday. met with protests though in both alona supported supporters of the separatist movement accused the government of using intimidation to hurt the cold and limit of freedom of speech. the separatists were convicted of edition in 2019, for their role in the regions failed independent of 2017 mm. we've covered $900.00 varian spreading so quickly around the world. governments are responding more aggressively with vaccinations. india, for example, now offering them free of charge to all adults, but the biggest challenge really is reaching the majority of the people who don't live in cities or towns support us from elizabeth moran. him. health care workers track through the pine forests of indian administered kush mead to reach the village of docks, whom the remote himalayan region is home to the nomadic bucket. while tribe in the summer, the cattle herders move in search of pastures for the sheep and goats in between the seasons, the nearest hea

against the prime minister policies on the semi autonomous region of catalonia prime minister pedro sanchez plans to pardon a group of politicians from the region who organized an illegal independence referendum back in 2017 walks. and the people's party say, the move is a betrayal of spanish unity and calling for an early election. almost 4000 human bone fragments have been found under a man's house on the outskirts of mexico city. investigators digging under the house say they belong to 17 victims, but believe others could be buried out. the property. prosecutors have identified the main suspect as andros, a 72 year old butcher. the police started investigating him for the murder offset. the wife of a police commander went missing last month retired army colonel from chile wanted for killings. during the rule of the dictator. augusta p no, she has been arrested in argentina with a clog. rivera is accused of $23.00 mothers, argentine believe, say he was court trying to board a flight in point is there is found the spain to be expedited to chilly, to serve 10 years in prison. because the am

the spanish cabinet will be asked on tuesday to back prime minister pedro sanchez�*s plans to pardonr a failed independence attempt in 2017. there have already been large demonstrations in other parts of spain against pardoning the separatists. the australian government has vowed to strongly oppose a recommendation that the country's great barrier reef be listed as in danger. unesco has published a draft decision which could threaten the reefs world heritage status. the un agency says the reefs condition has deteriorated from poor to very poor, citing widespread coral bleaching, and it's called for more action from the australian government to address the effects of climate change. earlier, i spoke to our reporter courtney bembridge. the environment minister susan lee said she was blindsided by the decision and it was a backflip on previous assurances that this step would not be taken. she said that she will strongly oppose this all the way through. the unesco report does site that there are water quality targets that were not met for the reef and that is the reason behind this decis

might soon consume. armenia again, will reach helen's how to 0 your event frames prime minister pedro sanchez is due to ponder 9 jailed catalan separatists leaders on tuesday. they were convicted of sedition in 2019, for their role in the region failed. 2017 independence bid. opinion polls show about 60 percent of people in frayne opposed treating them. supporters of cutler independence accused the government of intimidation. unesco is considering a proposal to put venice on its endangered list if the city does not issue a permanent ban on cruise ships docking there. if approved, the agency could demand urgent action from the italian government by february, who ships have been banned from venice. since the thought of the pandemic residents were caught by surprise when a ship sailed into the lagoon city earlier this month. tomato cherry is the leader of the activist group coming tato, no. grandy navi, which translates as the no big ships committee. he says unesco proposal is an important step towards protecting the john lagoon from a future disaster. we are quite very, very happy about this an

incident, will appear before magistrates on wednesday talks have taken place between spain's minister pedro sancheznce head of cataloniaregional government. the talks coming a week after the spanish government conditionally pardoned jailed catalan separatists to explore how to end the political crisis over catalan independence. mr ara goannahz wants a referendum on independence, something not expressly permitted under spain's current constitution and not backed by the prime minister either. football now, and the last places in the quarter finals of euro 2020 have been decided. england have come out on top against one of their fiercest rivals. goals from raheem sterling and harry kane secured a 2—0 victory over germany — the first time england have beaten their rivals in the knock—out stages of a major tournament since the 1966 world cup final. the remaining quarterfinal place has been taken by ukraine who overcame sweden after extra time. dan roan has this report. it felt more like old times, wembley welcoming the size of crowd it hasn't enjoyed for a long time. fans sing. could england be carried

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these life pictures from the capital madrid, from mister pedro sanchez plans to pub in a group of politicians from the region organized on unsanctioned independence rent from random in 2017 box. and the people's party say, the move is of a trail of spanish unity. according for an early election, activists indian law have rallied against the military cou a day before the 1st trial of deposed leader on some sou cheap austin young, gone calling for a return to democracy. they dispersed quickly to avoid confrontation with security forces. the un human rights chief has warned of a human rights catastrophe because of the military's crackdown on the cent reports that at least 860 people have been killed since the army took over. in february. at least 12 people have died in a gas line explosion in china who bay province. it destroyed several buildings in a residential area of shyanne city. more than 100 people are reported to have been injured. a sudden rise in the amount of salt and one of the longest rivers in bangladesh is having a destructive impact on health and the environment. sea water has be

in the meantime, let's move on spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has pardoned 9 job council and separatist leaders. never convicted of sedition in 2019 for their role in the regions failed. 2017 independence bill. opinion polls suggest about 60 percent of people in spain, oppose freeing the conservative opposition parties and the dread veil challenge the parties in corps. so let's take a closer look at how we got to this point. we'll separately to stage the referendum on catalyzed independence in 2017, as despite madrid banning them from doing so. police raided several pulling stations, fighting with voters, satellite leaders declared independence after the referendum victory. it sparked spain's worst political crisis in decades. now that prompted, then catalogue leader carlos quite well to free abroad. 9 others who remained in spain. what arrested for sedition and sent to prison on the pardon is a deeply controversial move and opposition parties and say are going to challenge it in court. sonya ego has more a tentative olive branch loaded with consequences. the spanish prime minister has

does seem like there is a bit of a stalemate that's taking place here. springs prime minister pedro sanchez has pardoned 9 jailed cattle and separatists leaders. they were convicted of sedition in 2019, for their role in the regions failed to 2017 independence spit. it's a deeply controversial move and opposition parties say they'll challenge it in court. so when you get ego has more, a tentative olive branch loaded with consequences. the spanish prime minister has been pushing hard to revive talks with capital and protest and hoping that a pardon for the movement 9 in prison leaders can open the way for dialogue. we are responding to mother to the spanish government has taken this decision because it's the best of catalonia, the best for spain, and correspondence to the spirit of hominy and co existence in the spanish constitution. yeah. it's not without opposition. sanchez finds himself in the middle of a story outside of polonium. it is deeply unpopular, more than 60 percent of the country against the move and parties from the center to the hard right have capitalized on that discontent.

the spanish cabinet will be asked on tuesday to back prime minister pedro sanchez�*s plans to pardone jailed over a failed independence attempt in 2017. there have already been large demonstrations in other parts of spain against pardoning the separatists. africa's second most populous nation, ethiopia, has been voting today in elections that are being billed as a major test of the country's new democracy. much of the attention has been on prime minister abiy ahmed, who won the nobel peace prize two years ago for reforms he brought in after decades of repressive rule. but his reputation�*s been undermined by allegations of human rights abuses, in the country's tigray region, claims the government denies. from addis ababa, catherine byaruhanga reports. ethiopians had been promised a democratic rebirth governed by a nobel peace prize winner. but as prime minister abiy ahmed arrived at his home constituency he was governing party more divided than ever. i asked him if these elections would really be credible. you can see how it is a free and fair election. everybody is here for free and

will appear before magistrates on wednesday talks have taken place between spain's prime minister pedro sanchez of catalonia's regional government, pere aragones. the talks, a week after the spanish government conditionally pardoned jailed catalan separatists — are to explore how to end the political crisis over catalan independence. mr aragones wants a referendum on independence, something not permitted under spain's current constitution, nor backed by mr sanchez. ijust want i just want to focus back on the situation in both north america and canada, on the heatwave. increasing numbers of people are succumbing to that heat. 0ur correspondence peter bowes is in los angeles monitoring this for us. i hate to see it but i suppose with temperatures like this, it is little wonder. it temperatures like this, it is little wonder.— little wonder. it is little wonder— little wonder. it is little wonder and _ little wonder. it is little wonder and it - little wonder. it is little wonder and it is - little wonder. it is little i wonder and it is becoming little wonder. it is little - wonder and it is beco

very high surrounding this issue and the opposition feels that this has been a huge mistake by pedro sanchez favour of the pardons around 60%. but there are critics. they say the pardons don't go far enough. elena jimenez — is from a catalan grassroots organisation ? whose president is one of the prisoners pardoned today. 0ur reaction is that pardons do not cite the political conflict between catalonia and spain because that division is amongst those who want a referendum or to hold our political future in catalonia and those who don't and we have 80% of the population that would like to decide our own political future like scotland and that does not stop the spanish oppression. the background to this is that catalonia has had its own identify, its own culture for hundreds of years. it has it's own language, flag and parliament too. and from the 1970s, it was granted increasing autonomy from the rest of spain at one point being called a �*nation�*. but a lot of that was reversed in 2010 by a ruling in the spanish courts. that caused resentment which remains. and money is one the bones of con

this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: opposition in spain as prime minister, pedro sanchez isheritage status as unesco says it's in a very poor condition. let's stay underwater. shocking images have emerged recently in australia, of dead or injured marine life entangled in shark nets meant to protect swimmers and surfers. and many are calling for these nets to be removed from popular beaches. from sydney, phil mercer reports. shark nets can be a graveyard for wildlife. they are designed to protect swimmers and surfers from some of the most feared hunters in the ocean, great white, bulland hunters in the ocean, great white, bull and tiger sharks. but the measures in discriminant and kills other animals that pose no threat to beach—goers. animals that pose no threat to beach-goers— animals that pose no threat to beach-aoers. ' ii' ., ., ., , beach-goers. 9096 of the animals cau~ht beach-goers. 9096 of the animals caught were _ beach-goers. 9096 of the animals caught were actually _ beach-goers. 9096 of the animals caught were actually nontarget i caught were actually nontarget s

the spanish cabinet in madrid is likely to approve prime minister pedro sanchez. this request for the pardon me, he says to burn reconciliation of korean president moon j in has met with the new nor the new u. s. envoy for north korea. song camp camp said that the us hopes the north will agree to new talks. this statement from the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jumped on the dismissing hope of a meeting coming in on all the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites. according to a us scientific committee, that recommendation has angered the australian government. the reef is a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the in danger list. the un bodies says that the decline in coral is due to climate change . and urged australia to take accelerated action. let's get more. we are joined by rebecca amr. she is a journalist. she is based in sydney, rebecca australia saying that the recommendation is politically motivated that it will challenge it. what's behin

there was only this morning that pedro sanchez, the spanish _ this morning that pedro sanchez, the spanish at midnight last night, saying — effect at midnight last night, saying anybody and jab tester quarantine, that is only in effect untit— quarantine, that is only in effect until the — quarantine, that is only in effect until the 11th ofjuly. 0f quarantine, that is only in effect until the 11th ofjuly. of course it could _ until the 11th ofjuly. of course it could get— until the 11th ofjuly. of course it could get extended, but on the other hand, _ could get extended, but on the other hand. if— could get extended, but on the other hand. if we _ could get extended, but on the other hand, if we can get the outbreak under— hand, if we can get the outbreak under control here, and case number start coming — under control here, and case number start coming down, we may well find that what. _ start coming down, we may well find that what, in 33 days from now, the start _ that what, in 33 days from now, the start of— that what, in 33 days from now, the start of august, the uk is looking a lot s

the spanish cabinet approved prime minister pedro sanchez is request for the pardon, which he made. he says to bring reconciliation. there's a growing movement that wants to see environmental destruction punished like war crimes and genocide activists, lawyers and politicians want the international criminal court in the hague to have jurisdiction over what they're calling ecosign, they say criminalizing environmental destruction would deter companies and governments from doing so. instead of fines guilty, parties would face arrest and imprisonment. early re spoke to murray to saw a member of the environmental green group in the european parliament. we asked her what the difference such a change would make. while we lived the chancellor, when it's recognized and recourse a crime, this is what we are working on with a lot of and number of payments and services. they've been movement for a few years now. why is that? because we see the ration of the destruction of the planets that is currently going on. and we need to stuff that there is a large infinity of full corporate heaters and h

the spanish cabinet in madrid is likely to approve prime minister pedro sanchez's request for the pardon made. he had to bring reconciliation. south korean president, moon j. n has met with the new us envoy for north korea on kim, kim said the us hopes the north will agree to new talks. this despite a statement from the powerful system, korean leader, kim jong fun, dismissing hope of a meeting, not drinking coffee, you can cut your risk of deadly liver diseases. that's from a study just out in the journal dmc public health. it says people who drink $3.00 to $4.00 cups of regular or detached coffee are less likely to develop or die from such diseases. the great barrier reef off of australia's east coast should be put on a list of endangered world heritage sites, according to a un scientific committee. that recommendation has angered the australian government. the reef is a major tourist attraction and australia has been working to keep it off of the endangered list. the human body says the decline and quarrel is due to climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action. get mor

government will part in the 9 jailed leaders of colonial, failed in 2017 independence bid minister pedro sanchez said, he hopes and hopes to ease tensions in the northeastern region and kickstart negotiations with mon, sorry, therapy and union has approved new sanctions against bella rues targeting more than 80 individuals and organizations. the you wants to increase pressure on president alexander lucas shan't go after the 4th a passenger playing to land last month arresting a dissident journalist. it came after e representative met with exile bela ruth opposition leaders fed lot of ya sco. fedloan took enough guys message to the you with clear. take courage and don't wait . the bellows, the opposition nita had been invited to luxembourg as the guest of e. u. foreign ministers. she's demanding decisive action against bella was the leader, alexander lucas, shank oaks. and that is exactly what the e u is now doing with far reaching economic sanctions discovered us. i think that these are sanctions that will hurt. and i had heard so much that this regime will come to it's nice in the lives targeti

spain's prime minister pedro sanchez is set to pardon nine catalan separatist leaders.ans, catalan leaders say they'll continue their mission to break free from madrid. courtney bembridge has this report. madrid has seen mass protests against the pardons, and polling suggest more than 60% of people in spain do not agree with them. this was the view on the streets of madrid on monday. translation: the way i see it, they've gotten away with that. if someone breaks the law and does not get punished, they can just do what they want again, they mayjust even go further, push it to the limits. they have been imprisoned for some years now, and they are going to be forgiven the years left because it was a very high sentence, so i feel it is a necessary step to break the situation that is leaving catalonia in a mess. catalonia's bid for independence plunged spain into its deepest political crisis in 40 years. nine separatist leaders were jailed for separatist action for between 9—13 years. the prime minister says he's trying to calm tensions over catalonia. translation: this is w

would not be a year where we have normal numbers like we saw in 2019, but spanish prime minister pedro sanchez, a huge market for the spanish tourism ministry, the biggest single market for the spanish tourism industry is the british market. there's another factor to consider. the report points out, "the "asymmetric roll—out" of covid—19 vaccines has magnified the economic blow to the tourism sector in these nations. "meaning those without decent vaccine supply are seeing their tourism sector suffer. and this is likely to become more of a factor as the delta variant spreads. dr deepti gurdasani is an epidemiologist in london. we know that ed much of the well, the vaccination is quite low, which means many people are our unprotected anatomy to the virus which means are very like this correctly spread. —— we know that in many parts of the well. it can lead to a surge of cases which is what we're seeing now in parts of africa. south and east africa as well as early parts of europe like portugal and warily we also see this is leaning towards dominance in many parts of europe where cases have plate

and the opposition also says that pedro sanchez is only doing this because he needs the support of a and fair election _ you can see how it is a free and fair election. everybody- you can see how it is a free and fair election. everybody is - you can see how it is a free and fair election. everybody is herel you can see how it is a free and i fair election. everybody is here for free and _ fair election. everybody is here for free and i— fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope _ fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope it _ fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope it will— fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope it will be _ fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope it will be the - fair election. everybody is here for free and i hope it will be the besti free and i hope it will be the best election— free and i hope it will be the best election in— free and i hope it will be the best election in history. _ free and i hope it will be the best election in history.— election in history. what about a ceasefire and _ election in

spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has also announced uk travellers will either need to prove theyly, after adding the uk to its "extremely high—risk" group. our business correspondent ben thompson is here. fill us in with the reaction around the world, it's spreading like a domino effect.— the world, it's spreading like a domino effect. yes. just when we thoutht it domino effect. yes. just when we thought it might _ domino effect. yes. just when we thought it might be _ domino effect. yes. just when we thought it might be ok _ domino effect. yes. just when we thought it might be ok to - domino effect. yes. just when we thought it might be ok to start i thought it might be ok to start thinking about booking a summer holiday it seems it has got more complicated again because you will rememberjust last week complicated again because you will remember just last week there were updates to the so—called green list which gave more opportunity for us to travel to places like the spanish islands of majorca were our base and malta. and that was the green list that has been brought in by the

anger and division in spain as prime minister pedro sanchez prepares to pardon nine jailed catalan separatists

the spanish prime minister pedro sanchez said the whole country is in shock. of clothes, fuel, food and drink pushed the rate above the bank of england's 2% target. inflation is now at its highest since before the pandemic. the may rise was above most economists�* forecasts of an increase of about i.8%. rising inflation has raised fears that interest rates may have to increase. let's speak now to our business correspondent alice baxter. this rise in inflation, it looks like another economic consequence of the pandemic, alice?— the pandemic, alice? absolutely riuht. the pandemic, alice? absolutely right- good _ the pandemic, alice? absolutely right. good morning _ the pandemic, alice? absolutely right. good morning to - the pandemic, alice? absolutely right. good morning to you. - the pandemic, alice? absolutely right. good morning to you. we | the pandemic, alice? absolutely - right. good morning to you. we have all been expecting an increase in inflation today is covid restrictions ease and the economy opens up. consumers across the country have been able to

while her left us rival pedro castillo has 49.8 percent. arianna sanchez reports from lima. they came, however, they could in wheelchairs on crutches with the help of their loved ones. a social media campaign had called on the older generation of peruvians to get out and vote cabbage thomas. clearly, we are in a critical situation for the country. we can follow that. we are all responsible to get out of the situation. that's why we brought our father in law to help us out on this vote. the sunday's run of election put voters at a crossroads. the choice either keiko for he money on the extreme right of the political spectrum, or be the gusty, you're on the extreme left at this school in central lima lice and knows the importance of her vote. my father and a few more patriotic than ever because the speech of our country is at stake in the capital li, malware. cagle he murray is expected to do well. the turnout was high. nothing. don't be afraid. it will come out of knighthood. in obama, a remote and the district in northern, they do hundreds of people escorted pedro garcia to

earlier, spain�*s prime minister, pedro sanchez addressed the nation.e under 18 and want a nude image or video of yourself removed from the internet, you can under a new scheme run by childline and the internet watch foundation. the iwf says reports of self—generated images more than doubled in the first three months of this year, compared with the same period last year. susie hargreaves, chief executive of the internet watch foundation, told us how the �*report remove�* system works. this is a brand—new world first scheme that enables young people to self refer nude images of themselves. they don�*t have a childline website and look for report removal which is the name of the product. when you go into ve you are asked immediately how old you are asked immediately how old you are and then there is a method by which you can verify your age and upload the image and then we can assess it and have it removed on your behalf. there are two ways to do it. when is the centre of the image and the others to send the web page in. if you haven�*t got the image but