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protests are continuing in madrid today, as prime minister pedro sanchez wins another term in office. sanchez won a four—seat majority by securing an amnesty deal for catalans involved in a failed bid to secede from spain in 2017. these are live pictures from the centre of madrid, you can see hundreds and potentially thousands of people are filling the streets for the demonstration. the amnesty deal that was struck with the catalan nationalist party led to protests in madrid which in some cases have turned violent. today, amongst those demonstrating, are the two main parties opposed to the deal, that is the people's party and the extreme right—wing group vox. let's get the latest from guy hedgecoe. well, we're expecting this demonstration in central madrid to be very big. as you mentioned there, it has the support of the main parties on the right. it's being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream right and the far right. so we're expecting it to be extremely big, but this is nothing new. you mentioned the protests that we've been seeing recently. there have been

well, we have reached an agreement with pedro sanchez i prison.nchez to prison. well, we have reached an - agreement with pedro sanchez to pass an amnesty law in the parliament. an amnesty law for older people being prosecuted for their role in the referendum of 60 years ago and also for their commitment with the movement in catalonia to peaceful and democratic protests in catalonia. so now this amnesty is in the parliament. it has been registered. and we will have a clear consequence that all these people will be free of any charges by the judiciary. it will be free of any charges by the 'udicia . ., , ., will be free of any charges by the 'udicia . . , ., ., ., judiciary. it was a tough deal, wasn't it? _ judiciary. it was a tough deal, wasn't it? it _ judiciary. it was a tough deal, wasn't it? it has _ judiciary. it was a tough deal, wasn't it? it has taken - judiciary. it was a tough deal, wasn't it? it has taken weeks| judiciary. it was a tough deal, l wasn't it? it has taken weeks of negotiation and pedro sanchez has secured just a four seat

the spanish parliament has started a debate to decide whether acting prime minister pedro sanchez canprotests outside parliament by opponents of mr sanchez�*s proposed amnesty for catalan separatists. the demonstrators say this would be a violation of the constitution. 0ur correspondent guy hedgecoe is in madrid. i'm outside spain's congress building where there is a very heavy police presence and the building has been cordoned off and that is to stop the many protesters who have gathered here outside the building from getting any closer. the reason they are here is they are angry at the investiture debate that is going on which has begun inside parliament. it is an investiture debate which is expected to culminate tomorrow in the socialist, pedro sanchez, forming a new coalition government. now, in order to form a majority, pedro sanchez has needed the support of catalan nationalists and therefore he has negotiated with them an amnesty law which will benefit more than 300 catalan nationalists who have been facing legal action for separatist activities that they have carried out in th

protests are continuing in madrid today, as prime minister pedro sanchez wins another term in office.our—seat majority by securing an amnesty deal for catalans involved in a failed bid to secede from spain in 2017. the amnesty deal with the catalan nationalist party led to protests in the spanish capital, which in some cases have turned violent. today, the main political parties against the deal — the people's party and the extreme—right—wing group, vox — will rally on the streets. our correspondent, guy hedgecoe, has been monitoring events from madrid. we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid to be very big. it has the support of the main parties on the right. it is being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream and far right. so we are expecting it to be extremely big. but this is nothing new. you mentioned the recent protests, there had been nightly protests outside the socialist party headquarters for the last two weeks. there were again last night, there are constant clashes between protesters and police. we have seen pretty much every week these

this is the procedure in the spanish parliament; the vote to confirm pedro sanchez as prime minister lasted more than half an hour. voting result: 350 people voted, 179 voted for the candidate. the required threshold for a parliamentary majority is 176 mandates, which sanchez overcomes the first time and gets rid of the prefix io. just inside congress. voting and this is how the news that pedro sanchez is again the prime minister of spain, there are more and more protesters, a traitor is greeted here at his walls to prison, this slogan is one of the most popular at rallies, the traitor, of course, is prime minister sanchez, who has been in power since 2018. what will happen is that spain will be even more divided than it is now, and perhaps the conflict in catalonia will continue with renewed vigor. people are very unhappy about this situation and that's not what i want. in parliament is shaky, the fate of the government was decided by only four votes, with the required minimum of 176 votes, he received 179, against - 171. in addition to the socialists themselves, for sanchez, their

protests are continuing in madrid today, as prime minister pedro sanchez wins another term in office.e catalan nationalist party has prompted protests in the spanish capital, which in some cases have turned violent. today the main political parties against the deal — the people's party and the extreme—right—wing group, vox — will rally on the streets. live now to our correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe. good morning, what are you watching out for today? we good morning, what are you watching out for today?— out for today? we are expecting this demonstration _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central _ out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid - out for today? we are expecting this demonstration in central madrid to l demonstration in central madrid to be a very big. it has the support of the main parties on the right. it is being organised by civic organisations with links to the mainstream and far right. we are expecting it to be extremely big. but this is nothing new. you mentio

it's agreeing to support pedro sanchez�*s government. for how long, we don't know. that the nationalists in catalonia are closer now to independence, or would be closer as a result of doing this deal. i think it's still a long way off. it's very difficult to tell, because the catalan crisis, which exploded in 2017, it really had seemed to sort of calm down over the last few years. but the next step along that road would, of course, be a binding referendum on independence in catalonia, a scotland style referendum, if you like, which they talk about a lot. that's something that both the catalan nationalist parties want, and it's something that pedro sanchez has repeatedly said he would never grant. he says it's unconstitutional. he says itjust couldn't be allowed. now, remember, he said that same thing about this amnesty as well. so i think a lot of people are wondering if pedro sanchez changed his mind about the amnesty, why wouldn't he change his mind about the referendum? possibly catalan nationalists are thinking the same thing. thank you very much. no, not at all

sitting in a rocking chair in spain, residents are unhappy with the re-election of prime minister pedro sanchez. the light appeared ahead of schedule, as a hospital in the donbass is caring for premature babies. the main thing. by this minute, in the studio ilya fedorovtsev, hello. the russian emergency situations ministry plane delivered 120 people to moscow this night evacuees from the gas sector. this is already the third group of russian citizens and members of their families who escaped from the combat zone. a special board took off from cairo to moscow on thursday evening; the evacuees were accompanied on the flight by doctors and psychologists. in the moscow region , six temporary accommodation centers have been prepared for refugees, including in klin and volokolamsk. fortunately, there were no wounded; all the people were in fairly good condition. so that after a short rest of registration at our operational headquarters in cairo, we will be included in the lists of news. at the moment we have 887 applications from our compatriots and members of their families for evacuation from the g

mill latrice is found a tunnel suspected of being used by almost had the facility and spain's pedro sanchez beat fields to secure another. to him as a prime minister, he cops an improbable return to office of to calling snap collections 6 months ago . the jared raid, welcome to the program. the is riley miller. trees days had found the body of one of the hostages adopted by the tower group homeless on october. the 7th. they say it was recovered. new garz's actually for hospital is riley troops have been searching the facility since wednesday. they say they've discovered a tunnel shopped, suspected of being used by how most, along with evidence center, tara group had been using the hospital as a combined center hospital stop and home us have denied that claim being hosted with the double use tanya crime that is covering this story for us in jerusalem earlier she had the stop died on the situation at the ashi foster little while as the side of the army announced tonight that they found the body of a hosted sneed the ship. how hospital, a woman in her sixty's, she's from the keyboard. so busy

pedro sanchez supported separatists in order for them to support him, supported by the basque party and catalan nationalists, he slipped into the queens in the parliamentary vote. voting closed, 179 votes in favor, 171 against, no abstentions. i declare the confidence of the congress in the department of mr. these six extra votes for sanchez cost spain dearly; in exchange for them , an amnesty was declared for all catalan separatists, which means a relapse of separatism is likely. the head of the catalan junta party , carles puig dem, is under investigation from 2017 in run. and the sanchez government is still quite recent, but who can remember the past. out loud, she said that an amnesty for puigdem’s supporters, who almost destroyed the country, is unthinkable. there will be no amnesty or self-determination, we will only have political dialogue. neither pardon, nor referendum, nor amnesty corresponds to the norms of our constitution. let's finally all agree that mr. pushdimon must appear in court. now there are more than 2 million protesters in spanish cities against sanchez’s amnesty

military stays, it's found a tunnel suspected of being used by hamas at the facility and spines. pedro sanchez, b b, all to win. and now the term as prime minister counts an improbable return to office off to being forced to cold stop elections. 6 months ago the i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. the is riley miller. trees say is it has found the body. all one of the hostages adopted by the tara group home us on october the 7th day say it was recovered me, causes our she for hospital is riley troops had been searching the facilities since wednesday dice sighing. they've discovered a tunnel soft suspected of being used by how much, along with the evidence that tara group had been using the hospital as a combined center hospital stuff and how most have denied that claim. and dw time, your crime magazine, jerusalem covering this story for a she had this update on the situation at the chief hospital while as the side of the army announced tonight that they found the body of a hostage near the ship hospital, a woman, and has 6 is she's from the keyboard so busy was taking their knock tobar sev

staying on the sidelines, according to the voting procedure in parliament on the confirmation of pedro sánchezet should take place after the end of the debate on thursday, november 16, and it is expected that as a result, sánchez will again occupy the position of prime minister. giving grigorova, european bureau of news from madrid. the leader of the ministry of emergency situations of russia presented the employees of the detachment with state insignia for courage and bravery shown in the performance of official duty in extreme conditions . the award ceremony was conducted by the minister of emergency situations alexander kurenkov, the special guest of the ceremony was the head of the union of cinematographers of russia nikita mikhalkov. you are so connected with other lives that you can no longer imagine that you can live without it, so i am with i have great respect for your profession and your courage. to your patience, i really believe that this patience and courage, your inexhaustible, leader occupy a special position in the russian ministry of emergency situations, you are on the forefr

leader of the right-wing party vox, that is, the voice, right before the vote, once again accused pedro sanchezn, i, along with millions of spaniards, accuse pedra sanchez of trying to undermine the constitutional order in preparing a coup in collusion with the separatists, elections demanded by numerous protesters who, despite all the efforts of the authorities to prevent mass unrest from taking to the streets at night in front of the parliament building... the police detained activists. the very fact of an amnesty for catalan separatists is unacceptable for millions of spaniards; according to polls, more than 60% of the population does not support pardons, that is, pedro sanchez, in order to remain in power, went against the majority of the country, in such conditions the new government can hardly be called stable. daria grigorova and anton chagaev, european news bureau from madrid. what do you remember about this one? day we'll tell you the story right now. hello. on november 17, 1757 , the academy of arts was created in st. petersburg on the joint initiative of mikhail lomanosov and philant

we've reached the agreements, we installed pedro sanchez as prime minister of the spanish governments. it's an agreement that offers a started accomplishing the team to solve the conflicts a political conflict that should and can only be solved by paula davis. the socialist sealed the deal with the former president of catalonia carlos puts them on, who should now be able to return from exile in belgium. under the amnesty agreed for those who participated in a catalonia, for it to secede from spain in 2017. but not every one is pleased with a new accord. on wednesday, thousands of far right demonstrators gathered outside prime minister sanchez's office to protest against the planned offer of amnesty. and after the deal was announced, the leaders of right wing parties called for protests to continue i'm going to go down to guy heads coat. he sold me the story force from madrid. guy, why was this deal? why was it so critical in order for pedro sanchez to form a new government to what it was critical for him? because his socialist policy does not have a majority in congress. i don't need

in the spanish parliament, the vote to confirm pedro sanchez as prime minister lasted more than half voted, 179 voted for the candidate . the required threshold for a parliamentary majority - 176 mandates - is overcome the first time and gets rid of the prefix io. only the walls are greeted with the news that pedro sanchez is again the prime minister of spain ; the number of protesters is growing. the traitor is in prison. this slogan is one of the most popular at rallies. the traitor, of course, is prime minister sanchez, who has been in power since 2018. what will happen is that spain will be even more divided than it is now. maybe the conflict in catalonia will continue with renewed vigor, people are very unhappy with this situation, and this is not what i want for my country, i want peace, i want a country in which everyone can speak. he received 179 votes against 171. in addition to the socialists themselves, for sánchez, their traditional allies from the sumars and deputies from regional parties, the canary coalition, as well as basque nationalists and supporters of the indepen

pedro sanchez finds himself in a very difficult situation, because in order to gain the support of puigdemontich is seven votes, he absolutely needs them in order for him... to retain power for the next 4 years, he has to go, in others numerous protest rallies are taking place in cities, demands are being made for the resignation of pedro sánchez, and in his action they promise to continue; how all this will affect the political situation in spain and sanchez’s political future is anyone’s guess. now, against the backdrop of such an unstable situation at the national level, we will see additional opportunities. for catalan nationalists to defend and conquer their interests, and most likely we will see such an unstable situation in the spanish parliament, it is quite possible that such a wave of protest will continue, this of course creates challenges for socialists as well, given that, well to repeat that the author in their parliament is quite, let’s say, problematic, the former commander of the nato military committee said that the russia of the past... in the summer caused serious damage i

spanish elections power pedro sanchez.he uk government says it's in the final stages of negotiating a new treaty with rwanda as it tries to revive its plan to send some asylum seekers there. it was a narrow margin but a victory nonetheless. just it was a narrow margin but a victory nonetheless-_ nonetheless. just a more than half the 350 seats _ nonetheless. just a more than half the 350 seats in _ nonetheless. just a more than half the 350 seats in the _ nonetheless. just a more than half the 350 seats in the house - nonetheless. just a more than half the 350 seats in the house for- nonetheless. just a more than half i the 350 seats in the house for pedro sanchez but it is a rather fragile majority. he has the support of the socialists and various national parties, most controversially catalan nationalists. the country remains divided, _ catalan nationalists. the country remains divided, does _ catalan nationalists. the country remains divided, does it - catalan nationalists. the country remains divided, does it not? i l

to some breaking news, pedro sanchez has been sworn in as spain's prime minister in a ceremony conductedfter sanchez, who leads the socialist workers party, clinched a vote in parliament to lead spain for another term. he secured a four—seat majority in the 350—seat chamber, after sealing an amnesty deal for catalans involved in a failed bid to secede from spain. the conservative popular party won elections injuly, but its leader failed to form a majority. mr sanchez told mps that the amnesty deal would help "heal wounds". for more on this we're joined by our news reporter in madrid, guy hedgecoe. we saw protests following the re—election. talk us through the mood just after he has been sworn in. mood 'ust after he has been sworn in. , ., ., ., mood 'ust after he has been sworn in. , ., ., mood 'ust after he has been sworn in. there is a mood of uncertainty and still a — in. there is a mood of uncertainty and still a lot _ in. there is a mood of uncertainty and still a lot of— in. there is a mood of uncertainty and still a lot of political- and still a lot of political instability in spa

how are people feeling now that pedro sanchez has been sworn in? nchez has been sworn in? well, in theory there is _ sanchez has been sworn in? well, in theory there is more _ sanchez has been sworn in? well, in theory there is more stability - theory there is more stability because we do finally have a government in place. we haven't had a proper government in place since the election injuly. pedro sanchez has been sworn in, but that doesn't calm the anger i think of many spaniards, certainly the political opposition, who insist that this amnesty law is unconstitutional, that it undermines the rule of law, they allege, and it discriminates against the rest of the country, people who are not catalan, saying it is given preferential treatment to catalan. people have been out on the streets. the opposition continues to say that this amnesty should not be allowed. we are going to see protests continue over the coming days, coming weeks possibly. there is a big one lined up tomorrow in central madrid. there is a feeling that the instability continues be

pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister, after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. a bbc investigation finds the uk's second most senior general was warned of alleged war crimes in afghanistan, but failed to inform the military police. and one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. time for a look at the business news now. we start in the us where the retail giant walmart has just realised their latest results. the chain has warned investors that consumers are still holding back their spending as they deal with the cost of living crisis. their shares fell 7% after the markets opened despite raising their revenue forecasts — as the chain saw a slowdown in purchases in october. they said customers are still getting used to higher interest rates. erin delmore is in new york for us. what do these figures tell us about what american consumers are thinking right now? what american consumers are thinking riaht now? ~ . ., , what american consumers are thinking riaht now? ~ . . , ., ., r

pedro sanchez, about which i will inform his majesty.rpose of his appointment to the post of prime minister. those six extra votes for sanchez proved costly for spain. in exchange for them, an amnesty was declared to all catalan separatists. this means that a relapse of separatism is likely. the head of the catalan junta party, carlis puigdemont, is under investigation from 2017 in begi. the sanchez government is still quite recent, but whoever remembers the past, let him go, said that. an amnesty for puigdem's supporters, who almost destroyed the country, is unthinkable. there will be no amnesty or self-determination, we have there will only be political dialogue. neither pardon, nor referendum, nor amnesty corresponds to the norms of our constitution. let's finally all agree that mr. pushdimon must appear in court. there are now more than 2 million protesters in spanish cities against sanchez’s amnesty law. general council of the judiciary of spain. sees this as a violation of the law and an unpleasant precedent on the scale of the eur

on the eve of the official formation of the spanish government , prime minister pedro sanchez said in the parliament: in the new government , we will try to recognize palestine in the international community at the european level. sanchez added that we want an immediate stop to israel's war against gaza, and international resolutions related to human rights must be implemented. today , we do not see the necessary respect for these resolutions. he continued, we also want to stop killing kurds in palestine, both in gaza and in the west bank. we want to stop the firing of artillery and tanks and the quick arrival of humanitarian aid. palestinian nation: to these aids it is necessary. the prime minister of spain stated: we want the way of diplomacy to be opened by holding a peace conference. the solution we want is the recognition of palestine by the international community. pedro sanchez emphasized: the new government in spain will try to recognize the palestinian state. sand paintings with the title "mahiya" have been produced about gaza and the resistance of the palestinian people. the

pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after sealing a controversial amnesty deal forcatalan separatists. fears one of the richest ecosystems on earth is in crisis. how dams and climate change are harming the mighty mekong river. and one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. australia's cricketers have a target of 213 runs against south africa to reach the world cup final, where hosts india are waiting. the five—time champions lost the toss and were made to field first but picked up a wicket in the first over as the the proteas slumped to 2a—4. david miller made his first one—day century in 5 years but south africa were all out for 212. australia have lost wickets but they are still on top of the run—rate, 174—5 after 32 overs. travis head made 62. smith and inglis at the chris. it looks like they will reach the final. novak dojokovic is in action at the atp tour finals in turin against hubert hurkacz and it has gone to a decider. the permutations are re

on the eve of the official formation of the government of spain, pedro sánchez first the minister ofhis country said in the parliament: in the new round, at the european level , they are trying to recognize the country of palestine in the international community. pointing to the necessity of an immediate stop to the war against gaza, sanchez said: " human rights are being disrespected these days." we get the news from the news section at 10 p.m. the conclusion of the second mashka omid event was held at islamic azad university, tehran branch, with the aim of solving the country's current issues. in this course , student groups of two to five people after identifying the current issues of the country. they put their works and opinions into competition. islamic azad university with 270 units training from omid exercises of the top 9 groups with problem solving approach was appreciated. dear mr. mohammad javad sargadi. more than 19,000 students of azad university studied the most important issues of the country under the supervision of a supervisor and in a competition to provide a solu

on the eve of the official formation of the spanish government, pedro sanchez, the prime minister of his country , said in the parliament: in the new government, at the european level , sanchez will try to recognize the palestinian state in the international community, pointing out the necessity the immediate cessation of the war against gaza said that human rights have been disrespected these days. but in england, the opposition of the majority of mps to the cease-fire request in gaza, in addition to popular reactions , has created a wide wave of reactions in the political circles and parties of this country. observers refer to this decision of british parliamentarians as the political earthquake of the gaza war in england . the israeli regime's military invasion of gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians in 40 days of this war put the british parliament once again in front of an enlightening test. request for cease and desist the massacre of palestinians or the continuation of this crime, the majority of parliamentarians chose the second option , 293 of the 41

after weeks of haggling, spain's socialist leader, pedro sanchez, has clinched a vote in parliament toets to protest, with more, here's meghan 0wen. the socialist leader pedro sanchez has just secured another term as prime minister, but already people are taking to the streets of madrid to protest. let's just take a listen to that. chanting. well, let's remind ourselves of why this vote is so controversial. here we have the make up of the spanish parliament. in red, we have the socialists. in blue, we have the popular party. now, they won the election back injuly, but their leader, alberto nunez feijoo, failed to form a majority. and as a result, in october, the spanish king asked mr sanchez to form a government. in orderfor him to do that, mr sanchez has had to win over two catalan pro—independence groups, and he's done so by offering amnesty to hundreds of politicians and activists who were prosecuted following a failed bid in 2017 for catalan to secede from spain. that, in turn, has infuriated the opponents of mr sanchez. they feel it's a green light to any future attempts by region

pedro sanchez, you are a traitor.itician clinging to power. policemen, let's get together. police call for ignored equality and brotherhood and was beaten; at least seven brave men in uniform were injured. on the previous one. at the rally a week ago , there were 40 casualties on both sides of the street barriers. in opposition to sanchez , supporters of ultra-right conservatives make up approximately half of the country’s population. but from a party representing the interests of the other half, sanchez hopes to build a coalition and make progress. let me confirm this to you. loud and clear in malaga. right now spain is building a progressive coalition government. for the next 4 years, and the government will be headed by the spanish socialist workers' party. at the end of july , sanchez's party was defeated by its rival, the right-wing people's party. the right took 16 more seats in parliament than the left, but they were far from reaching an absolute majority in parliament; they were unable to promote their leader

court of spain are staying away, according to the voting procedure in parliament, according to pedro sanchezbinet, due to take place after the end of the debate on thursday 16 november, it is expected that as a result sanchez will once again take over as prime minister. daria grigorova, european news bureau from. the more provencal from i love to cook you add, the brighter, brighter, mm, and brighter the taste becomes, oh, la, la, brighter the taste, brighter the mood, with the brand, i love to cook, book, your vacation is already 13 seasons, ours there were tens of thousands of clients, oh, cool, hundreds of thousands, oh, very good, and millions , a very large selection of hotels and apartments, book yours on ostrovok, rinastop helps fight the runny nose at an affordable price, arenast extra has been active since 25. seconds for everyone their own rinnost pay less tea greenfield 3190 five helps out. we watch in order to explore the world, educational programs and documentaries, we watch, we watch, in an application or on a website to start your own business, it is not always enough to open

by pedro sanchez�*s amnesty deal for separatists.lon musk threatens a �*thermonuclear�* lawsuit against the us media watchdog. several major firms suspend advertising on x over anti—semitic content. hello, i'm christian fraser. hundreds of people have been leaving gaza city's al—shifa hospital on foot. with doctors saying israeli forces had issued by loudspeaker an order to evacuate. the israeli military has denied this. it said it had agreed to expand and assist an evacuation, following a request by the hospital's director. the israeli military says hamas has a command centre in tunnels below al—shifa, something hamas denies. as well as patients and medical staff, large numbers of displaced people are sheltering in the hospital. dr nick maynard has worked at al—shifa hospital for many years. he's trained medics in gaza and was carrying out surgeries at al—shifa as recently as may. he says patients who leave the hospital are unlikely to survive and described how people at the hospital said the idf were treating people there. well, th

the spanish parliament will vote today. under acting prime minister pedro sánchez, in order to securee majority of votes for the position, sánchez enlisted the support of catalan separatist parties in exchange for an amnesty for their figures. it refers to the release of more than 300 catalan independence supporters who were arrested after protests in 2017. israel started military operation in the main hospital of the gas strip. this was reported in the press service of israel. of the army refers to the shifa medical facility, which, according to israel, hamas militants use as their base. tsahal began a raid on the hospital. they said they intend to protect the civilian population, which hamas uses as human shields. i have the honor, under this name, a charity multi-day exhibition, an auction in support of the 23rd separate rifleman, has started in kyiv. my colleagues, painting, painting, graphics, sculpture, antique books and art objects , a charity auction is being held in kyiv until november 23, in which every ukrainian can take part, unique lots are already waiting at 12 dysiatni

io prefix. that voting has ended inside the congress department and this is how the news that pedro sancheztesters, the traitor is in prison, this slogan at rallies is one of the most popular, the traitor, of course, is prime minister sanchez , who has been in power since 2018. the following will happen: spain will be divided even more than it is now, perhaps the conflict in catalonia will continue with renewed vigor, people are very unhappy with this situation, this is not what i want.

after a night of angry protests in madrid, spain's pedro sanchez will be sworn in for another term asrime minister. and the uk chancellor says there's no guarantee that flights deporting asylum seekers to rwanda will take off next year. hello welcome to bbc news. i'm mark lowen. we are coming to you live from gaza. the israeli prime minister says hamas leaders left gaza's largest hospital shortly before the army raided it. speaking to cbs news, benjamin netanyahu said there was no gunfight at al—shifa because hamas had already fled. israel insists there's a hamas command centre at the site, but hasn't yet provided conclusive evidence. mr netanyahu also said hostages could have been moved from the hospital. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. the first evidence of the tunnel at al—shifa hospital, israel's army says, but not the vast underground hamas command centre which it had said was hidden under the building. hamas and medics deny that here. an israeli soldier also shows the haul of weapons said to have been found in the compound. we cannot independently verify this footage. hund

socialist party of pedro sanchez for the post of prime minister of the country., burning fireworks, waving spanish flags and calling on the politician to immediately resign from office. the protesters are also against a possible amnesty for catalan separatists; local media reported that police arrested at least 15 demonstrators. the moldovan president's dog maisandu bit the austrian leader. the incident occurred during a walk through the courtyard of the presidential administration and in front of journalists, the president of austria decided stroke the dog sandu, but the animal reacted extremely aggressively to such a gesture and grabbed the politician’s palm. as a result , the president of austria came to his next meeting with the chairman of the parliament of moldova with a band-aid on his hand. maia sandu herself stated that the dog began to behave aggressively due to the large number of people; whether the animal was vaccinated was not specified. now economic news is joining me. konstantin churikov, konstantin, good morning, stock market prices for gasoline

pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high level military communications. one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. the director of gaza's biggest hospital says it has run out of oxygen and water, leaving people there the army took the bbc into a small part of the hospital, and was shown rifles, ammunition and body armour which israel says hamas had hidden there. the idf also said it had found laptops containing photos and videos of hostages held by hamas, considered a terror organisation by the uk and many other western governments. israeli military restrictions meant that our correspondent lucy williamson wasn't allowed to speak to doctors or patients but her words aren't censored, and she described what she saw. we are in an israeli military vehicle inside the gaza strip. they are taking us towards gaza city. this area where the ground operation

pedro sanchez, the spanish acting prime minister, could be re—elected today and secure another term ineing to present an amnesty law to congress — the product of a deal with catalan politicians. the draught has been highly criticised by right wing groups and thousands of people have protested on the streets of the capital for days. lets get more on this and join our news correspondent in madrid, guy hedgecoe. brings up—to—date with the latest. it looks like the boat will be passed today and he could be re—elected today, but it has been a turbulent time in spanish politics? yes, it has. iam turbulent time in spanish politics? yes, it has. i am outside the congress building. you can see there are fences up to court and off the building, to stop protesters from getting any closer. there aren't many protesters around at the moment because it is quite early in the day, but there is a big police presence, as you can see behind me. inside congress, we are expecting that a vote to take place in the next few hours, and we are expected pedro sanchez, the socialist leader, to win that, to secure

the leader confounded the box par also in spain, the prime minister pedro sanchez had struck a deal to remain in power by offering amnesty to catch her long separatists. the socialist party made the offer in exchange for the catalogues backing a new government. the spanish socialist party official who has been leading negotiations with capital and separatists announced to break through the united states, we announced the agreement between the spanish socialist policy and together forgot to loan the apache. we've recently, agreements, we installed federal sanchez as prime minister of the spanish governments. it's an agreement that offers a started accomplishing the team to solve the conflicts a political conflict that should and can only be solved by paula davis. in the sense of a sealed the deal with the former president of catalonia carlos puts them on who should now be able to return from exile and belgium. under the amnesty agreed for those who participated in a catalonia for it to secede from spain in 2017. but not every one is pleased with a new accord. on wednesday, thousands of

coming up the controversial deal to keep spain's prime minister in power protests continue after pedro sanchez offers come alone. separate. has an amnesty in return for their support for a new government the law i'm terry morrison. good heavy with this us is israel has agreed to pause its military operations in parts of northern gauze for 4 hours a day. it's hope the regular holton hostilities will allow people to flee and it could play a part in release and releasing hostages. the move the scene is a significant 1st step by the white house. although a formal plan for implementation has not been confirmed by israel, as pricing continues me is really is finding its way to the gaza strip. this idea put, it shows it solely just inside the data creek targeting from us positions. the advance into the heart of garza city, comes with a heavy price for palestinians. the gods of the largest hospitals are cheapest, is being able when would civilians enjoy it? in the intense fighting they were trying to flee to the south. as soon as we got to the street a tank, here's all the un says the bombardment has

and people involved in the cadillac and independent speed, 5 years ago, science prime minister pedro sanchez promise, the low to pro independence bodies in return for the support to form the government . ukraine's military susie, it has cute positions on the russian occupied eastern bank of the geneva rivera, which has acted as the inviting forces most significant strategic barrier. these would mark significant progress and ukraine's counter offensive, which has so far made only small gains with us to sing a taylor swift has postponed to concert again, we are diginero due to extreme temperatures. the decision came after a 23 year old woman died before sweeps performance in re or the night before. the cause of death is not yet 9, but there is speculation. it was connected with the extreme haze. concert goers complaints. they were prevented from bringing water into the stadium, despite temperatures reaching over 40 degrees celsius. will spice x is 2nd test flight if it's ma'am, it's da. she broke it has ended with a bang. the rocket blew ok, minutes off to lift off on saturday, but travelled,

deal with capital and separatists thursday's agreement paid the way for acting prime minister pedro sanchez to form a new government. it's been round lea condemned by springs, conservative opposition particles president marcello to battle, the sosa has called snap elections for march, following the resignation of prime minister, antonio costa over a corruption pro close to a quick abruptly on tuesday. after police search has official residents and the rest of his chief of staff, the investigation involves his government's handling of lithium and hydrogen projects. in the us, the past full presidential biden's democrats to keep control of the senate next year just got more difficult. that's after the democrat sent as a joe mentioned, and now he wouldn't seek re election in west virginia. in 2024 months has moved leads the democrats likely to lose his seat. in the heavily republican states, the democrats already facing and off hill battle to preserve the narrow majority in the senate to talk more about what this means for next is elections and the democrats chances i'm joined now by the w for

without proper documents to reach the board space. parliament has voted for acting, a prime minister pedro sanchez performing new government is never when comes after signing your controversial deal with to catalogue from independence parties. the deal branded am to speak to hundreds of separatists in exchange for the parties support informing a new government. the new case, new foreign minister david cameron, has travelled to achieve on a surprise visit if the former prime ministers 1st for a visit in his new role. you printing and president brought him, is lensky saying that he is grateful for britain support at the time of the conflict in gaza is drawing attention away from the ukraine. as there is hope of improve relations between the worlds to economic superpower solving talks between us, president biden and china as president sheet of some of the asia pacific nations helped in california. both leaders said that they wanted better ties. the meeting was carefully choreographed and scripted except for the comment of a very blunt by the world's 2 most powerful men meeting face to face for the 1s

to read against the misty deal made between castle land, se protests and spanish prime minister pedro sanchez. hundreds of people involved in catalonia, as independents movements would say, legal action against them drawn to an exchange for the arts needed for sanchez's socialist to secure a majority in parliament. the ukraine's me latrice is it has the queue at positions on the russian east. russian occupied eastern bank of the geneva river, which has acted as the inviting forces most significant strategic barrier. this would mock significant progress in ukraine's counter offensive, which has so far made only small gains. synagogues of child opposition leader has suffered a new legal set back and needs be to run for president, was months sancho was removed from the electro role earlier this year. after being convicted on charges that he says with politically, most of acid original core to be in the team to run for office spot on friday, the supreme court overturned that ruling space. x is 2nd test flight. if it's my math. starship rocket has ended with a bang, the rocket blew out, minutes of

spanish capital, madrid. thousands took to the streets to protest a deal between prime minister pedro sanchez and to cancel and pro independence parties. the deal granted amnesty to hundreds of catalan separatists in exchange for the parties to port informing the government. the u. k. is new for a minister, david cameron has travelled to keep on a surprise visit. it is the ex prime minister's 1st working trip abroad. ukrainian president followed him. here's the landscape says that he is grateful for the support at the time when the conflict and gaza is drawing attention away from ukraine is more than 2 dozen people have died in northern china after the offices of a coal company called fire. authorities say that thousands more have been hospitalized chinese media say police are investigating a number of people in connection with the place or no court in russia is due to hand down its verdicts later today in the case of an artist charged under the country. strict war time censorship laws, alexandra scopes, go to a length of faces several years in prison. after being arrested last year for repla

amnesty deal with capital and separatists those days agreement pays the way for acting upon mister pedro sanchez to form a new government. it's been wrongly condemned by spain's conservative opposition. for those present, marcello, or below the sofa, has called snap election so much following the resignation of prime minister antonio crushed over a corruption pro cost to quit a problem abruptly on tuesday after police search as official residents and the rest of his chief of staff investigation involves his government's handling of lithium and hydrogen projects. the father of livable football louis diaz has been freed after being kidnapped by a level group in colombia, he was abducted near his hometown nearly 2 weeks ago. the land during the group responsible for the kid. nothing has described it as a mistake in the us, the past full presidential biden's democrats to keep control of the senate and next year just got more difficult. and that's after democrat, senator joe mentioned, and out he wouldn't seek re election in west virginia. in 2024 inches, move leaves the democrats likely to lose his

against the plant and this, the full cadillac separatist, the socialist part prime minister of pedro sanchez has offered the amnesty in return for the separatists, supporting the formation of a new government. he needs a back in a pile of entry about you to take place in coming dice. the conservative people's party, known as the p p, called the biggest riley in the capital and madrid organizes say, half a 1000000 turned out to protest against the proposed amnesty. the policies leader once fresh elections instead the, we defend the rule of law or we defend democracy. we say no to the amnesty, no, to impunity, no between equality and yes, to a spain or free, an equal citizen. prime minister petro sanchez, has opened the amnesty to, to catch the land separate his parties involved in the fail declaration of independence in 2017 opposition to the deal as united the rights and some of sanchez's own socialists. they say the amnesty is unconstitutional and to undermine spanish values such as equality between all its regions. it's a mistake, it's creating 1st class spaniards and 2nd class spaniards.

pedro sanchez express concern about the high number of casualties among civilians in gaza, in particular children. he said the situation in the strip was unacceptable. the spanish prime minister also referred to israel's settlement expansion in the west bank. sanchez said israel has systematically. occupied the palestinian territory. he also called on the european union to recognize palestine as a state. it is obvious that we must find a political solution to put an end to this crisis, and this solution requires, in my opinion, the recognition of the palestinian state. the spanish prime minister has already said if there is no consensus among the 27 member states of the european union, spain does not rule out unilateral recognition of a palestinian state. spain's parliament voted in 2014 in favor of a resolution, calling for the recognition of palestine as a state. the vote was non-binding. iran's foreign minister says islamic countries need to continue efforts to permanently stop israel's war crimes in the besige gaza strep. abdullahyan underscored the need to ex band humanitarian corri

faces up to 50 years in prison. warden spines, palm and has volunteered for acting prime minister pedro sanchez, the full menu government. he's narrow when he comes off to his socialists, signed a controversial deal with to castle land pro independence bodies. the deal granted amnesty to hundreds of se produced in exchange for the parties supporting forming a government and finland has announced it will close for crossing points on its border with russia to stopping in front of the asylum seekers. the crossing points will close at midnight on friday night. officials say that decision is in response to russian officials allowing a search of people without proper documents to reach the boat out well for days now, iceland has been bracing for a major. the volcanic event authorities to have declared the state of emergency on the peninsula south of the capital ray cubic. the town of green to the kaz being evacuated to the head of expected lava flows. thousands of red residents could lose their homes and a power plant supplying electricity for the region is also at risk. grinda, vic, 40 kilometers so