and rang her friend sitting in a house in provence and rang herfriend in sitting in a house in provenceher friend in normandy, you would be in the same storm. the problem with this story is that the british response is shameful, £32 million is absolutely nothing and it will be spread between many islands and when you consider that barbuda is 90% destroyed according to its prime minister, i knew nothing about and well before this, but it has been british since 1650 and it is strategically important, because 20% of the world's shipping passes through its waters on the way to the panama canal. we have got a lot out ofa name panama canal. we have got a lot out of a name that island, and now, in its hour of need, we are not prepared to do anything like what the french are doing for their islands. we have been ill—prepared and slow to respond. there is a difference that plays into this in how many of our territories have more autonomy than those that are french protectorates. anguilla is british, apparently and unlike some of the other countries that had independence, they say we should be tr

before its completion of fighting us back five years of being redeployed from that today it is or provence which is a little bit suspicious because the russians also say that over the last week they haven't detected a single clash between u.s. backed forces and isis in debt as well. as their own we had reaction to the latest developments from political analyst amount of what cost. it is in the interest of the of the united states to keep the syrian army out of the eastern side of the euphrates in order to prevent the syrian state from brea gaining the oil fields and apparently the syrian army offensive backed by russia and its. other allies reached arizona or prematurely for a us plan the situation is very fluid there but what is clear is that there is no confrontation apparent. as per the russian intelligence and drone footage and everything that is taking place in eastern ukraine so this is again raising suspicion that there is a bit of corporation going on which would literally force the russians and the syrians to consider the as dangerous as. the online retail giant amazon is under fi

they were taken while in provence five years ago. it was five yea rs provence five years ago.hotographs were taken. the topless images were published in a french celebrity magazine and quickly withdrawn after the couple obtained an injunction. separately, criminal charges were brought against the magazine and classmate, to editorial staff and two photographers were charged with invasion of previous sea. with the 20th anniversaryjust past on the death of princess diana, the comparisons on the papparazzi chasing her. today, after they announce the good news of their third expected baby, this may bring back memories they much rather forget but by pushing for record damages, they made their point. the rightful priddis is not something the uk royals would give up without a fight. the uk royals would give up without afight. —— the uk royals would give up without a fight. —— the right for privacy. stay with us on bbc news — still to come... battling depression and loneliness with ‘blue health‘ — a new high—tec interactive therapy. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with

privacy case against a french magazine, which published topless photos of kate while on holiday in provence moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... upgraded to extremely dangerous — hurricane irma heads towards the caribbean island of antgua — we'll have the latest on its journey. island of antgua — we'll have the latest on itsjourney. the island of antgua — we'll have the latest on its journey. the toymaker, lego announces its cutting 14 hundred jobs worldwide after profits fall — are computer games to blame? are solar storms to blame for whales who got lost on uk beaches last year and died? that's all ahead on bbc news. now, it's time for sportsday. .. hello and welcome to sportsday this tuesday evening. i'm leah boleto, stay right where you are because we've got more world cup qualifying action on the way tonight with wales away to moldova. can gareth bale help close the gap in group d. chris froome nearly doubles his lead after winning the individual time trail at the vuelta a espana — he's aiming to wrap up a tour de f

back five years of being redeployed from that today it is or provence which is a little bit suspicious because the russians also say that over the last week they haven't detected a single clash between us back. and i said in there it's not. going to guess now syrian political commentator right to dad joins me live on the line good evening to you so we've heard the claim coming from moscow that u.s. backed rebels and isolate effectively aren't fighting each other in the dairy resort area what do you make of that claim. i wouldn't call them doubles but to answer your question yes we've been observing for the last couple of months. or so called battle started. confrontation was made. there only but does that happen or the only strikes were airstrikes against civilians against the syrian population in dhaka. leading them to do land and homes leaving deserved to destruct the city behind ban would lead to a look at of investment for the coalition. that is leading the strikes the more destruction the construction money as. and the more the land is empty of people the more it's easier to contr

the photographs, taken when william and kate were on holiday at a private chateau in provence, were printedne. the head of brazil's 0lympic association is being questioned by police investigating what they say is strong evidence of vote buying to secure rio's successful bid to host the 2016 games. carlos nuzman‘s house and offices have been searched and his assets frozen. his lawyer says his client is innocent. and dramatic scenes on the south coast of england, where 13 people had to be winched to safety after becoming trapped up a 53m—high viewing tower in dorset. 11 members of the public and two members of staff were rescued from thejurassic skyline tower by coastguard helicopter. the operator of the tower said the problem was down to "technical difficulties". let's return to our main story now, that warning from a north korean diplomat about turning up the pressure on pyongyang. michael madden's runs a website focusing on north korea. speaking to me from utah, he said that global powers will need to recognise the changed military status of pyongyang. the north koreans are in the final ph

the pictures were taken with a long lens during a private holiday in provence, almost five years ago. williamson, was in court. on one side of the channel today there was barely a front page without her, the duchess of cambridge expecting her third child. her private life a cause for media interest, national comment, public celebration, but when does interest become intrusion? in the paris suburbs today, judges ruled french celebrity magazine closer did invade her privacy by publishing topless photos of the duchess while on holiday. the magazine editor and chief executive were each fined 16,000 euros, the maximum penalty said the royals' lawyer. is that unusual? yes, absolutely. the royal couple were also awarded 100,000 euros in damages, a high figure for france but far smaller than the 1.5 million euros requested by the couple. the lawyer for closer described the amount requested as extravagant and said the private lives of the royal family were a matter of public interest. translation: the photos showed a couple in love and i'll remind you that in the case of the duke's parents, we

the royal couple were staying in provence when the images were taken five years ago.e than 100 thousand euros in damages. its editor and owner were also fined 115,000 euros each. thousands of people have been taking part in a festival in the nepali capital, kathmandu, to mark the end of the monsoon season. people took to the streets to celebrate the annual indra jatra festival which welcomes the end of the rainy season and the beginning of the harvest. nepal along with india and bangladesh have been particularly badly hit by flooding caused by this year's monsoon rains. a reminder of our top story. officials in a string of caribbean islands have ordered people to prepare for one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the atlantic. hurricane irma is now an extremely dangerous category five storm with winds of nearly three—hundred kilometres an hour. on several islands people have been told to go to public shelters. thank you for watching. good morning. hot on the heals of hurricane harvey comes irma, and this has the potential of be a catastrophic hurricane. already

the royal couple were staying in provence when the images were taken five years ago.pay more than a 100,000 euros in damages. its editor and owner were also fined 115,000 euros each. hurricane irma has been reclassified as an "extremely dangerous" category 5 storm which is heading towards the caribbean and the southern united states. louise lear, from the bbc weather centre, is here to tell us more. hot on the heels of hurricane harvey, we have another major hurricane which is bearing down on the caribbean. irma has been gradually moving westwards across the atlantic and intensified to a category 5 storm earlier today. sustained winds are already reaching 185mph with higher gusts. to put this into context, when harvey made landfall in texas last month, sustained winds were around 130mph. so we're dealing with a potentially catastrophic storm. irma is expected to make landfall during the early hours of wednesday morning uk time with places like antigua and barbuda in the firing line. and if the devastating winds weren't enough, we're also expecting a storm surge, where

capital of isis the fighting isn't over yet they're being pulled out and sent over to dinners or provence which is stretched because the russians say they've detected new clashes between the u.s. backed s.d.f. syrian democratic sources and the fighters now in a separate incident i rushed in military planes when it was caught in a terror ambush in a day escalation ably a province what do you know about that certainly several days ago rebels led by al qaida knew that a dominant. opponent they attacked the syrian military on the twenty kilometer white front during that sixteen kilometers into government held territory and surrounded a unit of russian military police monitor on the ground mortars ring a ceasefire this deescalation set up in the area they surrounded them and what was a battle several hours long during which the russian military police units beat back the jihad they withdrew without any serious losses but since then the russians of voice suspicion that their location and coordinates were given to the rebels by the united states which was in possession of a list of where these r

has accused russia of bombing positions of syrian rebels it supports in provence russia says it on deisel positions and warned the u.s. that the strikes were going to take place could this meeting between into the same be a step towards restarting place a coordination. well i would hope so there is coordination already through the pentagon and with the ministry of defense and in russia they do have a hotline and they do talk and the this is never been severed even though there was a brief pause but that was really really reinitiated they do discuss things and i think that it's important that they maintain that communication and they will and and i think that there may have been if russia feels that they were bombing isis positions it means indicates that. perhaps the intelligence is not keeping up particularly on the u.s. side and that needs to be a better coordination between the two sides on the who and what the targets really really are because i was important well that both russian and u.s. backed full says a closing in all i saw in the day resort province is they were rationed they c

the duke and duchess of cambridge after it published topless photos of kate while on holiday in provencet ‘closer‘ magazine for invasion of privacy. lucy williamson reports from paris. on one side of the channel today, there was barely a front page without her — the duchess of cambridge, expecting her third child. her private life a cause for media interest, national comment, public celebration. but when does interest become intrusion? in the paris suburbs today, judges ruled that french celebrity magazine closer did invade her privacy by publishing topless photos of the duchess on holiday. the pictures were taken from et hello photo lens as they were sunbathing in a private villa. the magazine editor and chief executive were each fined 115,000 euros — the maximum penalty, said the royals' lawyer. c'est le montant maximum prevu par la loi. is that unusual? yes, absolutely. the royal couple were also awarded 100,000 euros in damages. a high figure for france, but far smaller than the 1.5 million euros requested by the couple. the lawyer for closer described the amount requested as ‘extrav

led coalition air strike in provence according to syrian media we contacted the u.s. central command for clarification it says the strikes targeted i saw a structure. on the sixteenth of september military forces conducted strike. that engaged in. the u.s. air strike in question. strongholds in syria. to the south of the strike apparently according to these various sources killed at least twelve. of them women and children we've reached out to the u.s. led coalition. have no information regarding civilian casualties but they're investigating they usually do happen hundreds and hundreds of times. it is a. tactic to surround themselves with. isis. make sure make a point to fight in buildings which are occupied by civilians this is their human shield and. shield the. u.s. led coalition jets will avoid hitting isis if there are civilians around them but. that isn't the case three weeks ago. told me that they expect to dig up as many as five thousand. out of the rubble out of. syria well we heard from the director of the think tank. he told the u.s. led coalition doesn't s

streets you know as part forces have seized syria's largest natural gas field from iceland as or provence the conoco gas field is the first energy facility of its kind to be taken by the syrian democratic forces which is a rebel coalition of arab and kurdish fighters some is battling to separate offensives from s.t.'s fighters and syrian government soldiers to try them out and saw the turkish army is continuing its highly visible military drill near the iraq border ahead of a controversial kurdish independence vote on monday a turkish parliament has convened for an extraordinary parliamentary session to renew a mandate for turkey's military to intervene in iraq in syria and take his prime minister been healed rim has warned iraqi kurdish leaders of possible sanctions and military moves if the vote does go ahead. well iraq's kurdish leader massoud barzani has promised monday's independence referendum will go ahead despite international pressure to stop it and his hold abdul hamad reports from northern iraq the vote also has the support of so-called disputed territories. and this she said t

before its completion of fighting us back five years of being redeployed from that today it is our provence which is a little bit suspicious because the russians also say that over the last week they haven't detected a single clash between u.s. backed foolishness and isis in that assault. as comes as air wars a journalist led transparency project reported at least four hundred and thirty civilian casualties as a result of coalition actions during the month of august alone that's more than twice the fatalities estimated for the previous month according to recent data released by air force central command ten times more munitions were fired into rocca than in all of that ghana stand during the same month boom bust is coming up next year on our team america lindsey france joins us for a sick preview hi there lindsey hey there coming up we've got an emergency for fema as it faces a hurricane season that has not even peaks and china gets a credit downgrade also my guest and i talk about an interest rate hike in the near future and a push to shrink the fed's balance sheet that's coming right up a

well you need to detach the provence of clothes to move from syria it was new but here you have a roof room of the people the russian people i mean you wanted to return to. the story. there is a funny show on r.t.e. it is hosted by a camp named believe with not only naomi and john who are see who is to be political pawns their own brand of satire cuts to the bone whether scaring the feds or those tapping our phones even though you will last the info is not tripe so let's find out what's on this week's redacted tonight because it's happening now this isn't a drill welcome they only care of ani and natalie mchale oh. the right. well you know like the backup beam song i'm. sorry i was going to write. it was time for a limerick about what i would say it's always good so right off the top you and lee . sort of talked a little bit about how the f.b.i. still hasn't stopped like making people into terrorists and then. present it now in rhyme. so just give me about three days waiting. so yeah it is an old story that the f.b.i. has been creating these terror plots. they hired about fifteen thous

the photographs — taken when the duke and duchess stayed at a private chateau in provence — were printed editor and owner were both fined the maximum amount possible. hugh schofield is in paris with the latest for us. invasion of privacy cases coming up pretty regularly in the french courts but this has attracted more than usual interest because of the profile of those involved, the duke and duchess of cambridge. five years on, closer magazine and two executives have been convicted of an invasion of privacy. no surprise there. they have had the maximum possible fine and more importantly, perhaps, damages awarded to the duke and duchess of 100,000 euros. no surprise with the verdict. the pictures, taken at this chateaux in southern france were indeed, said the court, and evasion of the royal couple's privacy. the images of a topless duchess of cambridge appeared briefly five years ago in a french gossip magazine before an injunction ordered the edition removed from newsstands. the criminal case has dragged on ever since with two executives and two photographers at the magazine answering c

i'm done you why i'm there in the flood hit region of what i saw as provence where the woods has never seemed to subside. but again with breaking news coming to us from london there has been an incident at one of the city's underground train stations it's believed that several people are injured this says at parsons a crane that's in southwest london again and sit in there people are injured and we are gathering much more information for you so to keep it here on al-jazeera and north korea has launched another ballistic missile crossed japan the second time in less than a month that's prompted an emergency un security council meeting later on friday the latest launch comes a day after threatening to sink japan with nuclear weapons cregg leeson reports from tokyo. the missile launch followed a familiar pattern it came early morning two minutes before seven local time with japan in its path launched from the capital pyongyang the missile flew three thousand seven hundred kilometers over the northern japanese island of hokkaido reaching a height of seven hundred seventy kilometers before

the pictures were taken while the duchess and her husband were on holiday in provence five years ago,ial, along with two photographers who've been charged in connection with separate pictures published in a french newspaper. and completely different photos of the duchess on the front pages. they are expecting their third child. yes, baby number three. because she was feeling unwell. she has an extreme form of morning sickness. that is why they announced it now. they will have to switch to a zonal marking system now. once you have more than two. you run out of hands, right? yes. congratulations to them. large solar storms in space may have played a role in the fatal stranding of sperm whales last year on the coasts of britain, germany, france and the netherlands. scientists say the 29 whales were young, well fed and free of disease, but their navigational abilities may have been disrupted by the storms. 0ur environment correspondent, matt mcgrath, reports. just a warning — you may find some of the pictures in this story distressing. crowds gathered at hunstanton on the coast of norfolk

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the photographs — taken when the duke and duchess stayed at a private chateau in provence — were printeds editor and owner were both fined 45,000 euros, the maximum possible. and our correspondent hugh schofield joins us from paris. is this a surprise, they have gone for the maximum sentencing on all the charges? it is not really a surprise. the guilty verdict was certainly not a surprise. courts here in france regularly hand out these fedex to the celebrity magazines because of the invasion of privacy. the magazines get the fine but think it's worth it. getting the extra sales. what was interesting, the royal couple were pushing for a much larger amount in damages. 0n top of that, and added they mention top of that, and added they mention to this. the fact that you have got the link with diana, other —— the mother of prince william. it was an attempt to make this an almost different if there are, punitive damage against closer magazine, that would have inhibited from anything like this in the future. in the end, although the damages are substantial, 100,000 overall, 15 for each of the c

to the duke and duchess of cambridge after publishing topless photos of kate while on holiday in provence suburbs today, judges ruled that french celebrity magazine closer did invade her privacy by publishing topless photos of the duchess on holiday. the pictures were taken with a telephoto lens while the couple were sunbathing on the balcony of a private villa. the magazine editor and chief executive were each fined 115,000 euros — the maximum penalty, said the royals‘ lawyer. c‘est le montant maximum prevu par la loi. is that unusual? yes, absolutely. the royal couple were also awarded 100,000 euros in damages. a high figure for france, but far smaller than the 1.5 million euros requested by the couple. the lawyer for closer described the amount requested as ‘extravagant‘ and said the private lives of the royal family were a matter of public interest. translation: the photos showed a couple in love. and i'll remind you that in the case of the duke's parents, we were led to believe that they adored each other by being given official photographs and it wasn't the reality. here, at least,

i call, the c is consequences, that there are actually consequences for the provence. doing a great job, maybe you can expand. maybe even start another school or more. do a terrible job, you'll probably be replaced by a better operator. not all charter authorizes to this. we have some bad practice in the charter sector, too but i'm talking about what really works. the next one is a choice. choice for the families to pick the school that fits the child the best tip when you do that you cannot the schools to diversify their models. traditionally we have the same cookie-cutter education for everybody and we thought that was fair. kids don't learn the same and they don't come from the same background. it's not a big it's unfair for 80% of them and it does work for a lot of them. we need different kinds of schools, different kinds of kids. the next one is clarity. clarity of purpose. when you are operating schools and running a school district and even with all the systemwide issues, it's very hard to do both well. when you separate those roles as in the charter sector, and

the pictures were taken while the duchess and her husband were on holiday in provence five years ago,aris correspondent hugh schofield reports. it was five years ago, while the royal couple were staying at this mansion in the south of france, that the secret photographs were taken. the topless images of the duchess of cambridge were published in a french celebrity magazine but they were quickly withdrawn from circulation after the couple obtained an injunction. separately, though, criminal charges were brought against the magazine and, last may, two of the editorial staff and two photographers were tried for invasion of privacy. with the 20th anniversaryjust past on the death of prince william's mother in paris, inevitably it evokes memories of the role paparazzi played in pursuing princess diana's limousine. a coroner's court in the uk said photographers were part—responsible for her unlawful death. today, after they announced the good news of their third expected baby, for the duke and duchess, the verdict in paris may bring back memories they'd much ratherforget but by pushing from

the royal couple were on a private holiday in provence when the pictures were taken.tion guilty of invading the duchess's privacy. our correspondent hugh schofield reports from paris. no surprise with the verdict. the pictures, taken at this chateaux in southern france were indeed, said the court, and evasion of the royal couple's privacy. the images of a topless duchess of cambridge appeared briefly five years ago in a french gossip magazine before an injunction ordered the edition removed from newsstands. the criminal case has dragged on ever since with two executives and two photographers at the magazine answering charges they violated the royals' rights to a private life. at the trial in may, a lawyer for prince william said memories of his own mother, princess diana, made the affair all the more stressful. it's exactly 20 years since she died in a car crash in paris, chased by paparazzi. the sum awarded in damages might fall short of the 1.5 million euros asked for by the royals, but by french standards it's still extremely high, reflecting the court's view that

led coalition air strike india is all provence we contacted u.s. central command for clarification about it told us the strike targeted a still infrastructure of course but i'm aghast he has been covering the same both syria and also in iraq next and he looks at the similarities in u.s. led coalition military tactics in both those countries the u.s. led air strike in question reportedly targeted dean one of the isis is remaining strongholds in syria located about forty kilometers to the south of daters or the airstrike apparently according to these various sources killed at least twelve civilians most of them women and children we've reached out to the u.s. led coalition they say that they have no information regarding civilian casualties but that they're investigating was a usually do on the sixteenth of september coolish in military forces conducted one strike me among it in syria that's in gauged on ice. tactical units. craft. hundreds and hundreds of times. it is a. video isis. make sure make a point to fight in buildings which are occupied by