back with me, democrat philippe reines and republican noelle nikpour. doubly unemployed and there is really no program that this president has addressed. they still have the gap in terms of wealth. 10% education gap, he did this big display of hbcu college presidents, the money hasn't come. i mean, is there any secret as to why most black voters polled are not going to for this? >> i think it has to do -- this is just my opinion as a republican strategist, with who the messenger is. i mean, to be honest with you, to break it down for your viewers, if you want someone to connect to the black voter, african-american voter, don't you need somebody that they can relate to? how do trump and pence, how do they relate to the needs of what a black voter needs or what their needs are or what they're looking for? they're not from the same background, they're not -- how do they relate to that? they actually need to do a better job. >> he's from new york and he didn't relate to blacks in new york. i don't even know black contracts that got contracts from him. >> th

philippe, let me turn to you on this.zone that he's taken as a president. >> this is his third year in office. we are about to have a third christmas, we've had july 4th. he didn't go to iraq until two years in. the colonel's exactly right. i mean, he's going -- you take these trips at these moments because you've got a problem at home. annie karni hit the nail on the head. he'll have a split screen. you have to think of what the other half of the screen is. trump is happy he's sitting there and holding trays of food and giving thumbs up, but the other half of the screen is nancy pelosi, impeachment and, you know, he can move to afghanistan and it's not going to make a difference. he is being impeached sometime in the next two or three months, period. >> let me ask you about what he said when he was there. traveled 8,000 plus miles, gave a speech in the hanger and talked about re-engaging with the taliban, talked about afghanistan strategy and took a lot of people by surprise who thought the talks had been called off. the

. >> philippe reines, ben writes and talks about meeting with him, how they would try to avoid theseould happen and all the grievances the turkish would list. is that true? the president doesn't know what he's dealing with? >> oh, absolutely. they're not just hellos. they go in with a list of to-dos and things to discuss and things to make a motion or progress on, and it's clear trump sits in these meetings and they probably shoot the breeze. when you look at this. erdogan gets everything he wants by saying, hey, we're good buddies and we're close, and that's a real problem, yes, because whether it's erdogan, xi, or others, they're shrewd people. i've been in meetings. yes, they've got a long list of particulars including secret service putting their hands on erdogan at a u.n. general assembly, and they're tough and we're not tough with them. he just fawns over them. >> alexi, i don't want to lose sight where we are. this is part and parcel of the conversation we're having with ukraine, the way president deals with others. >> that's exactly right. it's the way he comes out and talks

let's listen to adouard philippe toaking about what he refers as a new approach that offers a fair balance. >> we want to make choices when it comes to who we welcome. do all we can to integrate people through work. >> talking us through what appears to be a reversal in policy for emmmmanuel macron. he said he would not introduce them. they have been advocated by politicians. as such, those on the left have expressed concerns. what's more, it comes amid measures force -- for asylum-seekers to search for health care. the government is arguing this is further and fairer. fast-track people from overseas into jobs in sectors of the economy. french are repeating a message they have put out several times in recent years. countries like poland and hungary need to step up. ground -- he is playing by fire. witness has revised his testimony. the u.s. ambassador to the deniedn union initially any political motivation behind washington's decision to free 400 million dollars in aid to ukraine. they launched a probe into trump possum democratic rival, joe biden. >> and ambassador's memory is suddenly re

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philipp kohlschreiber beat spanish nicolas jarry in the opening singles rubber.le won the second, it all came down to the doubles which kevin kravitz and andreas mies won in straight sets to send the germans into the last eight. and germany will now face great britain in the quarter—finals. they beat kazakhstan in the match to decide who'd qualify as the winners of their group. kyle edmund — who was rested on wednesday — was drafted in to replace andy murray, and he set them on the way to victory with a straight sets win against mikhail kukushkin. edmund winning 6—3, 6—3. britain lost the next singles rubber but won the deciding doubles match to take the tie 2—1. meanwhile, canada are the first team through to the semi—finals after beating australia. vasek pospisil and his partner denis shapovalov beatjohn peers and jordan thomspon in the deciding doubles rubber. it's only the third time that canada have reached the last four. it's been 12 years since the nfl started hosting regular season games in london to boost the popularity of the sport globally. now it's op

edouard philippe adding there is no lack to tackle what is bebeig called francncis national -- france'sational shame. the chinesese state is locking upup ethnic minororitien secret in the hopes of rewiring thought and language they y bea. -- the language they speak. ♪ the pro-democracy campaign in hong kong won a resounding victory over the weekend. carrie lam set her government would respect the result and listen to the people. pro-democracy leaders have calledhe vote a democratic tsunami. take a listen. achievement in the district council election. it is the effort of all on kongers thatl hong paid the price, sacrifice, or spend time in the protest movement. this s is not only a referendum, but it sends a strong signal to the government that they are not happy with how to deal with protesters so far. between the last five months, police brutality is over-the-top. the hong kong people should leverage on this result to ask for more democracy in the future. >> with more on the district council results, here is oliver. changed the landscape of the district council. today, in the hands ofo

that made up first that was kyle edmund against philipp kohlschreiber.mund produced one of his best displays of the season one of his best displays of the season and he picked up where he left off. the serves looking on returnable, his forehand was too powerful. it wasn't long before the first set was his. the germans started the second strongly but edmund broke back immediately with something special. he broke again at 5-5 to something special. he broke again at 5—5 to put himself in front. i—o great britain, job done. up next was dan great britain, job done. up next was da n eva ns great britain, job done. up next was dan evans who had to do something he had done all week, when. a tough ask against a tough opponent but evans could make it difficult to look simple. it was a tight contest and that often means one thing. tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans tie—break. it was nip and tuck but eva ns ke pt tie—break. it was nip and tuck but evans kept fighting and forcing mistakes, and managed... it's the next one where things started to go awry. it was

. >> here to talk about that now philippe rinus.ood to have you guys here. >> thank you. >> so i feel like, you know, we've got three precedents. andrew johnson during reconstruction. we've got nixon, we've got clinton. this feels more like watergate than the clinton impeachment. as somebody who's been on the other side of the republican attack machine on advising hillary clinton, how much faith do you have that the current information environment means that facts can come out, that people are persuadable, that the 40% of the country that continues to approve him can be brought to the other side? >> naively, probably more than you'd think. >> really? >> really. >> i am surprised by that answer. >> not to a point where this number of 18% is going to go 80 or or 100%. but if you look back at the last two years when facts have been entered into the public debate, whether it was the mueller indictments, the don junior phone call, the needle has moved. there's a reason why the numbers are going up despite the fact that there hasn't been

did you ever seen that film the walk, which was the — you know, philippe petit walking between the twin, yes! it was a documentary which has no moving footage. but then there's a robert zemeckis drama in which we saw — well, i felt like that for a good 25 minutes. so i thought it was very entertaining. fanciful, but very entertaining. 0k. and having said i'm fine with heights, you see, i'm not brave enough to go up in one. because i am more worried about the landing. and i imagine.. yes, the coming down is always going to... it's quite... yes, absolutely terrifying. yes. now, but although, to be fair, so doctor sleep is an adaptation of stephen king's sequel to the shining. and you know that famously, stephen king was not a big fan of stanley kubrick's film the shining. he had many problems with it. so this picks up the story years later. danny has grown up and is now dealing with the demons of the past. there are other people out there in the world who have his shining abilities — psychological powers, psychokinetic powers — and they are being pursued by a character, rose the hat, play

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as such these are a few pages of philippe during his time at school here groups that shots in the reading clubs they are. in the study that many of these colleagues and he really is on the graduation day in the form of his final moments at secondary school and oh my goodness. he's a great player god willing he'll be one of the best little worlds when it is normally supported you might see him well as well being and his mother was a regular visitor that also helps on the character of the man he has today discipline and determination the 2 qualities we try to instill in the boys to show them how well education can combine and spoil watched as you see yes he's a role model his gun from vasco to europe is the jury most every player here. in 2008 the 16 year old 13 year old was already kitted out with a pre-contract for internet. at the same time in munich byron has a roberto brain and lucio 3 brazilian stars on the books the teenage 13 yo probably didn't imagine he would later be following in their footsteps but now he's the 13th player from brazil to sign up with germany's record champions.

phil, i'm going to start with you. >> i can declare -- if you like. >> philip, not you, philippe, philip. in terms what the white house saw this week. i know the president was on fox news this morning, talking for 53 minutes and completely mischaracterizing what the witnesses said. are they nervous about the with the witnesses said, is that why the president is 34s chaeshgtdize ichaeshgtd i mischaracterizing? >> the belief is whatever narrative he puts forward, tells people publicly, his voters, his base are going to believe. while the last two weeks of extraordinary historic testimony has brought new facts to light and really bolstered the fact-based narrative surrounding what trump and his allies are trying to do with regards to ukraine. you know, whatever trump says is what his followers are believing as of now. there seems to be no indication that those supporters of ehe re congressmen are changing their minds about the president's culpability here, his abuse of office. and so the president's strategy is for just continue to spin his own reality, his own narrative. and assume people

government goes long the sets of measures it hopes will act on it treat shock prime minister as well philippegs in changes aimed at stamping out gender. and sexual based violence. cries of joy from the pro democracy camp and promised to listen from a leader he now wants to reflect. on calls chief executive take stock of the opponents of beijing's role. in a landslide victory in district council elections. . ad there'e's n no sign of a slow dn let alone a decline so says the u. n. is it calls

you call talking to his father the last time we met he acknowledged philippe hadn't been at his best barcelona and he was hoping things would improve after the call from america so this is it. i think he's landed at the right club after goalkeeping legend all of a con and greens he's returning to byron soon as an executive board member everything makes him special yes an enormous technical ability has a great speech perfect kids. genius. but he is playing in the area of the field where by and money are little problems in the past for the picture between you are just great. on match day 5 byron played at home to cologne with their new recruit in the starting line up for the 1st time but that wasn't the only reason the game was special. it was a really nice gesture from levy he was on a hat trick everyone knows how special led his budget to free and as a designated penalty takers the office you know he was right there to have it and it doesn't but instead he gave me the chance to score my 1st goal in front of a half ounce so it was certainly a very special moment for a man is just fals

munich and how now for philippe coutinho. choice the people here in germany are very fair minded and honest and really beautiful that my family and i have been for a few walks in about started getting to know the city. really enjoying it. he's looking the part in later how this one is well. known. yeah i like them they suited me well. well that was very cool the wife like to work with the bank she go there it's a big traditional event in the city and the country and it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins in ends of enjoying is a few conveyed by the. october fest has always played a role in helping new byron stars little league and let loose. only those he counts going to figure in later hose if it were to give. his teammates give him plenty of praise some fun and off the pitch. everyone is being so welcoming all the people at the club the fans the players and the stuff we've got a very warm reception from everybody that's also really helped to settle in to see th

alonso out of the team houghton did claim its maiden world title winning it by a single point from philippe massa following a dramatic final race in brazil and at 23 he was at the time the sport's youngest ever world champion well the next 3 years at mclaren brought plenty of do. 3 victories but not world titles in 2013 how will turn made the move to miss avies joining childhood friend nico rosberg as this team mate but that friendship was stretched to breaking point as the pair battle for their 2014 world title which hamilton eventually won beginning an era of mistake is dominance and that dominance has continued hamilton picking up further world titles in 201-520-1720 extension 18 if he can secure another 6 on sunday that he'll be just one behind the all time record held by michael schumacher while title leader mark marquez has suffered a big crash in qualifying for the malaysia moto g.p. race. mark has will start sunday's race in a season worst 11th place after losing control there on the 2nd turn he did escaped serious injury the spaniard aiming to win his 7th world championship. well n

out of the team houghton did claim is made in the world title winning it by a single point from philippe massa following a dramatic final race in brazil and at 23 he was at the time the sport's youngest ever world champion well the next 3 years at mclaren brought plenty of do. 3 victories but not world titles in 2013 howell's and made the move to miss avies joining childhood friend nick her role as burke as this team mate but that friendship was stretched to breaking point as the pair battle for the 2014 world title which hamilton eventually won beginning an era of mistake is dominance and that dominance has continued with hamilton picking up further world startles in 201-520-1720 extension 18 if he can secure number 6 on sunday that he'll be just one behind the all time record held by michael schumacher while title leader mark marquez has suffered a big crash in qualifying for the malaysia moto g.p. race. mark has will start sunday's race in a season worst 11th place after losing control there on the 2nd turn he did escaped serious injury. the spaniard aiming to win his 7th world champi

philippe villeneuve is one of very few to have seen how the cathedral looks today. piled on the floor. translation: the wood continued to burn on the ground, and burned the bases of these two columns. if they weren't reinforced like this to stop them shattering, they could have collapsed, and taken the walls and vault with them. it would have been a catastrophe. firefighters say they came close to losing notre—dame that night, but the reconstruction could risk its survival again. architects here say there is still a major risk of the vaults collapsing because of the effect of intense heat and water on the stones. teams are working to stabilise the structure over the next few months, so reconstruction can begin. it took an evening to burn through this building. it'll take much more than a single night to really save it. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. harry and meghan along with their son archie will spend christmas with her mother in the united states, said have the blessing of the queen. it follows the duke and duchess of cambridge's plans to spend business with

it took the drill is just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle and then philippe, a minerds and exchanging flowers with robert may, this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines the first victim of friday's london bridge attack has been named as 25 year—old jack merritt. let's stay with the london bridge attack — prime minister borisjohnson visited the scene this morning, and pledged to toughen up sentences. and the labour leader, jeremy corbyn has called for a full investigation into the attacker‘s early release from prison. our political correspondent, jessica parker reports. hello, how are you doing? visiting the scene at london bridge, the prime minister, alongside the met police chief, cressida dick, as people try to take in what has happened and understand what lessons can be learned. boris johnson today said that the case of usman khan raised the issue of sentencing. i have said for a long time now that i think that the practice of automatic early release, where you cut a sentence in half and let really serious violent offenders out early simply isn't working a

alonso out of the team houghton did claim its maiden world title winning it by a single point from philippe massa following a dramatic final race in brazil and at 23 he was at the time the sport's youngest ever world champion well the next 3 years at mclaren brought plenty of grown 3 victories but not. titles in 2013 howell turn made the move to miss avies joining childhood friend nick her role as burke as the same way but that friendship was stretched to breaking point as the pair battle for the 2014 world title which hamilton eventually won beginning an era of mystery these dominance and that dominance has continued hamilton picking up further world startled into the 152-017-2018 if he can secure number 6 on sunday that he'll be just one behind the all time record held by michael schumacher a world title leader mark mark has suffered a big crash in qualifying for the malays your moto g.p. race marco's will start sunday's race in a season west 11th position after losing control in the 2nd term the spaniard aiming to win his 7th world championship. well it's a rough and i was pulled out of

ringback louis philippe miller news prefer sort of the foods or diversity of the year are you very true to ferrets for. across the globe wildfires are raging at record levels the cause scientists say is the global climate crisis but how is the climate crisis contributing to these fires and how do we handle them once they start well joining us to discuss this in scotland glen mcdonald he's a geography professor at the university of california los angeles and an expert on the environmental consequences of climate change and connecticut carla staver she's a professor at yale university who studies focus on the ecology of savannah and forest systems and here in the studio mills and he's a scientist at nasa goddard space flight center where he studies fire trends across the globe welcome everyone. it's good to have you i'm going to throw out that map again it's from global forest watch it's almost all of the barflies are happening right now if we have a look at this and and and contemplate it it looks quite scary but are we going in a trend where we're seeing more wildfires happening around

philippe villeneuve is one of very few to have seen how the cathedral looks today.ntinued to burn on the ground and burnt the bases of these two columns. if they weren‘t reinforced like this to stop them shattering, they could have collapsed and taken the walls and vault with them. it would have been a catastrophe. firefighters say they came close to losing notre—dame that night, but the reconstruction could risk its survival again. architects here say there is still a major risk of the vaults collapsing because of the effect of intense heat and water on the stones. teams are working to stabilise the structure over the next few months so reconstruction can begin. it took an evening to burn through this building. it‘ll take much more than a single night to really save it. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. hello. wednesday started decently enough across the south—west of england and south wales and then came a mix of rain or snow, just depending on elevation. to keep decent weather, you had to be a good dealfurther away towards the east and it was a drier and finer da

france's prime minister eduard philippe with keen to stress. the french immigration system may be changing. allowing immigrants to from their families and phones is still a top priority. little role is also to protect the family reunions are an immigration lawyer told by cracking down on social friction in the practices. and by insisting on a a certain standards tough standards for people who become friends it is an issue. in twenty eighteen two hundred and fifty six thousand visas werere granted by the french republic of which forty eight thousand with a non us citizens you had a close relative with french citizenship. critics say the new client is that immigrants of the professional background assault to right wing voters ahead of local elections in twenenty twenty and then you set me please one deputy from the far right national riley only will do is still being sold to an idea then you marie curie will come from the edge of the well. we have nothing to him should not look. to what others want to kill the front gration nor changed as recentl

government goes long the sets of measures it hopes will act on it treat shock prime minister as well philippe rings in changes aimed at stamping out gender. and sexual based violence. cries of joy from the pro democracy camp and promised to listen from a leader he now wants to reflect. on calls chief executive take stock of the opponents of beijing's role. in a landslide victory in district council elections. . ad there'e's n no sign of a slow dn let alone a decline so says the u. n. is it calls for urgrgent action to protect the future welfare of mankind. experts now say greenhouse gas levels in our atmosphere reached record levels last year . a string of awareness raising events have been held this monday marking the u. n. backed international day foror eliminating violence agagainst w women. here in frane ththe government's has unveiled the sins of new measures aimed at tackling the issue in a land where association say at least a hundred and thirty eight women. being killed by the current or former partner since january alone the prime minister hopes these changes on the accompanying thre

alonso out of the team houghton did claim its maiden world title winning it by a single point from philippe massa following a dramatic final race in brazil and at 23 he was at the time the sport's youngest ever world champion well the next 3 years at mclaren brought plenty of. 3 victories but not world titles in 2013 howell's and made the move to miss avies joining childhood friend nick her role as burke as it's a mate but that friendship was stretched to breaking point as the pair battle for the 2014 world title which hamilton eventually won beginning an era of messiah is dominance and that dominance has continued hamilton picking up further world titles in 201-520-1720 extension 18 if he can secure number 6 on sunday that he'll be just one behind the all time record held by michael schumacher while title leader mark marquez has suffered a big crash in qualifying for the malaysia moto g.p. race. mark has will start sunday's race in a season worst 11 as place after losing control there on the 2nd turn he did escaped serious injury. the spaniard aiming to win his 7th world championship. well

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands with and exchanging flags with robert fagg. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the terror suspect shot dead on london bridge has been named as 28—year—old usman khan. he was convicted in 2012 for terrorism offences and released from prison in december 2018. the victims who were killed were a man and a woman. three others injured in the attack remain in hospital. let's stay with that story. the british governement held an emergency meeting in downing street following the attack. this is what the home secretary had this to stay. i have just returned i havejust returned back i have just returned back from a meeting with the prime minister and of course, the country will be shocked and saddened by shocked and saddened of course, the country will be shocked and saddened by the events of today. it is quite clear that the swift actions of the police, the emergency services and members of the public as well undoubtedly prevented further loss of life. and now, we know the police need their own time and space to pursue the investig

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands with and exchanging flags with robert fagg is bbc news, the latest headlines: the terror suspect shot dead on london bridge has been named as 28—year—old usman khan. he was convicted in 2012 for terrorism offences and released from prison in december 2018. the victims who were killed were a man and a woman. three others injured in the attack remain in hospital. let's get more now on iraq. michael rubin is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. i asked him whether this really was the end for iraqi prime minister adel abdul mahdi. no, not at all. in fact, the prime minister is being a little bit too clever by half. if he really wanted to resign and institute a caretaker government, he would have resigned to the president, who would immediately have dismissed the government. instead, he sent a letter to the parliament, so he basically said, "i have every intention of resigning if you can find someone to take my place," but let's keep in mind that in iraqi politics that can be less about hours and days and more a

philippe villeneuve is one of very few to have seen how the cathedral looks today.collapsing spire still piled on the floor. translation: the wood continued to burn on the ground and burnt the bases of these two columns. if they weren't reinforced like this to stop them shattering, they could have collapsed and taken the walls and vault with them. it would have been a catastrophe. firefighters say they came close to losing notre—dame that night, but the reconstruction could risk its survival again. architects here say there is still a major risk of the vaults collapsing because of the effect of intense heat and water on the stones. teams are working to stabilise the structure over the next few months so reconstruction can begin. it took an evening to burn through this building. it'll take much more than a single night to really save it. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathak with thursday's sport briefing. rafael nadal produced a sensational comeback against daniil medvedev to boost

we met muralist philippe got real as he began his latest work in the us so many people that are shouldn'tbe just to quickly reflect the historic and political moment we're living and we're leaving a moment that i think would transform into a latin american up prices starting in chile and it's our mission assad he's represented to show what's happening. with the finished work features the monopoly mascot rich uncle penny bags calculating that hundreds of protesters eyes are worth less than 30 basis the tiny amount at the metro fare went up last month that was the detonator of a social explosion that has destabilized the region's most stable nation. the explanation on this was it wasn't peace it was silence. this is al jazeera these are the top stories voters are being counted in hong kong's district council elections which have seen the largest voter turnout in the city's history more than 2900000 people cast their ballots the elections followed months of widespread government protests. to hong kong the only generation whose 1st ability. to change i think more people are actually coming ou

catalan separatists have been protesting in barcelona against the visit by spain's royal family king philippe and this family were attending an awards ceremony in the catalan regional capital outside thousands gathered to protest the spanish king has been a highly unpopular figure in catalonia since a televised address that he gave in 2007 team in it he criticized the region's failed independence referendum and failed to mention the many people injured by police. or professors have also been active in lebanon been blocking over roads in several cities across the country where them astray sions against the political elite show no sign of letting up police continue to rallied people continue to rally this by the resignation of prime minister saad hariri last week the protests which 1st began on october 17th are calling for a complete overhaul of lebanon's political system so you know holder has more now from beirut. but protesters in lebanon are escalating their struggle against those in power again closing roads to pressure the governing coalition to form a government independent of political

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands with and exchanging flags with robert faggc world news. the latest headlines: the terror suspect shot dead on london bridge has been named as 28—year—old usman khan. he was convicted in 2012 for terrorism offences and released from prison in december 2018. the victims who were killed were a man and a woman. three others injured in the attack remain in hospital. it's gone from remote wilderness to tourist hotspot in just a few decades. antarctica is now the destination of choice for thousands of thrill—seekers. but with tourism and climate change taking their toll on the region, visitors now have a greener, more sustainable way of getting there. andy beatt reports. ladies and gentlemen, have a wonderfulfirst ladies and gentlemen, have a wonderful first day ladies and gentlemen, have a wonderfulfirst day in ladies and gentlemen, have a wonderful first day in antarctica. the coldest most hostile place on earth. and one of the most popular. nearly 80,000 visit this fragile environment each year. every passenger generating five ton

we met muralist philippe got real as he began his latest work in the us so many of the art shouldn'tbe just decor it but reflect that historic and political moment we're living in and we're live in a moment that i think would transform into a latin american up prices starting in chile and it's our mission. represented to show what's happening. with the finished work features the monopoly mascot rich uncle penny bags calculating that hundreds of protesters eyes are worth less than 30 basis the tiny amount of the metro fare went up last month that was the detonator of a social explosion that has destabilized the region's most stable nation. the explanation on this was it wasn't peace it was silence. you see in human al-jazeera santiago. let's take you through some of the headlines here now does iraq voting is underway in hong kong's local elections a record number of people have registered to vote this time around it's seen as a test for the probe aging government following months of demonstrations authorities have threatened to spend voting if there is serious disruption chief executi

leading from the front again in the absence of andy murray, putting in a clinical performance to beat philipphreiber in straight sets. evans had twice won the first set and lost matches in three sets, again he won the first set. conceding seven inches in height and a couple of weight divisions but he came through, and he won the first set tie—break by seven points to two. it was relief more than anything! the guy in the chair has done so much for me with the davis cup and without it. to have him on the chair, and have everybody on the bench, good friends in the crowd, they took over. i will remember that for a long time. it seems unlikely andy murray will feature over the weekend, if both kyle edmund and dan evans remain fit. as the davis cup captain said, times have changed a little and now edmund and evans are playing better than andy murray. ulster move top of their champions couple with an 18—13 win over clermont auvergne thanks tojohn cooney who scored a try. eight more points for him. that's all from the bbc sport centre for now. i will be back with another update in the next hour. to h

2nd day protest has been taking place in barcelona against a visit by spain's royal family king philippe and his family were attending an awards ceremony in the city thousands of cattle and step just gathered outside to protest the spanish king had criticized the leaders of the region's failed independence referendum in 2017 and didn't mention the many people injured by police the united states has formally begun withdrawing from the palace paris climate agreement the global pact was set up to fight climate change in 2015 and was ratified by 185 countries president donald trump has said the treaty puts an unfair economic burden on american workers france says it regrets the u.s. decision it is the only country to pull out of the accord she had returned she has more from washington. this formal notification means that in a year's time the u.s. will leave the paris climate accord the day off to their the u.s. presidential election so this could be reversed if a democrat wins that election they have 30 days of them or they have to wait 30 days and then they can get back in to your court but

spain's king and queen are in cuba for the 1st ever state visit by a spanish monarch king philippe the 6th and queen a teacher's arrival comes as the capital of honor prepares to celebrate its 500th anniversary a 3 day visit underlines the increasingly friendly relations between the 2 countries but some critics say it suggests support for the one party communist government about here is undergoing a refresh in preparation for the big day with renovated landmarks and repainted historic buildings. and one of the top stories here al-jazeera libya's former president ever moralities has thanked mexico's president for saving his life by giving him asylum 2 days after he stepped down he was greeted by mexico's foreign minister on his arrival in mexico city and maintained he'd been the victim of a coup after the military requested that he stand down remains unclear who now takes charge of bolivia before new elections can be held european live. view i want to tell you that i'm very frank to the president of mexico. who's out there ya go. i want to say brothers and sisters that while i have a li

we met muralist philippe got real as he began his latest work and that was so many people that art shouldn'tbe just decorate but reflect that historic and political moment we're living in and we're live in a moment that i think would transform into a latin american a prices starting in chile and it's our mission a sort is the represented to show what's happening in the finished work features the monopoly mascot rich uncle penny bags calculating that hundreds of protesters eyes are worth less than 30 basis the tiny amount of the metro fare went up last month that was the detonator of a social explosion that has destabilized the region's most stable nation the explanation on this wall it wasn't peace it was silence. to see in human al-jazeera santiago. an archipelago in the western pacific is home to some of the most intact coral reef systems in the world and the spectacular range of biodiversity that is facing pressure from climate change tourism and overfishing nicholas cripples from the western pacific nation of palau. it is an extraordinary sight space structures of ancient coral reef fram

death against matadors cattle and separatists have rallied outside the hotel where spanish king philippe will be staying when he visits barcelona next week and his family are travelling to the cattle on regional capital after weeks of anti-government and anti-war demonstrations his 14 year old daughter princess leonore is expected to make a speech on monday in an effort to win back support for the royals tension has flared since separatist leaders were given jail sentences last month for their role in the region's failed separatist big. the u.k.'s parliament will be dissolved on wednesday so politicians can begin campaigning for a december snap election the poll could decide the future of bracks it many voters are confused about the different party's policies so undergo has more from london. primed with sleeves rolled up as an election coming case it's been forgotten the 3rd one in only 4 years some new faces. the choice not. is about who we are as a country as well as more familiar ones thank you and good morning everybody pushing. it off to goals. at the start of the race it's all slog

you're running as an independent tree talking to republicans you're talking to talking to other philippe did you know what are the things they care most about when you i know you were trying to run for the school board right maybe you're saying is what were they saying hey i really want to talk about x. what are the things they want to write i mean you know you had folks who would talk about mental health services in the schools you had folks and that was consistently by the way students especially their number one issue you had families talking about safety in the schools and this conversation about gun control and their concerns related to that you had some of them special needs parents who would just complain about the difficulty of raising a child with special needs and the school systems you know whether they're supportive of that or not so you'd see that the conversations are far more related to their daily life than the grassroots level of what's going on for their child in the school whether they can access an advanced academic memory not whether the child was bullied in school o

catalan separatists have been protesting outside the hotel where spanish king philippe will be staying when he visits barcelona on monday mccain and his family are traveling to the catalan regional capital after weeks of anti-government demonstrations his 14 year old daughter princess leno is expected to make a speech on monday in an effort to win back support for the world is in catalonia tensions are flared since cotton separatist leaders were given a lengthy jail sentences last month for their role in the region's failed independence. southeast asian leaders at a summit in thailand have delayed a deal that could create the world's largest free trade area it's hoped that a deal could reduce the impact of the u.s. china trade war but india has brought some new demands it's got highly reports from bangkok. to kick off the aussie on some of the fifa president handed out these customized football shirts to the leaders of the 10 member association of southeast asian nations the bloc focuses on regional unity embracing each nation's individual culture but much of the focus recently has bee