in the centre of ramallah, there was a cultural festival. particularly on young people. and tonight, in eastjerusalem, he spoke about their hopes to put the past behind them, and he had this to say to the palestinians. my message tonight is that you have not been forgotten. it has been a very powerful experience to meet you and other palestinians living in the west bank, and to hear your stories. i hope that, through my being here, and understanding the challenges you face, the links of friendship and mutual respect between the palestinian and british people will grow stronger. for a senior royal, the language was unusually direct. this visit appears to have made a deep impression. nicholas witchell, bbc news, jerusalem. joe jackson, father of michaeljackson and manager of the jackson 5, has died. he was 89 and had been suffering from pancreatic cancer. he is widely credited with directing the group's career and propelling them to stardom. 0ur los angeles correspondent peter bowes has more. a father to 11 children, ten with his wife catherin

in the centre of ramallah, there was a cultural festival. people. and tonight, in eastjerusalem, he spoke about their hopes to put the past behind them, and he had this to say to the palestinians. my message tonight is that you have not been forgotten. it has been a very powerful experience to meet you and other palestinians living in the west bank, and to hear your stories. i hope that, through my being here, and understanding the challenges you face, the links of friendship and mutual respect between the palestinian and british people will grow stronger. for a senior royal, the language was unusually direct. this visit appears to have made a deep impression. nicholas witchell, bbc news, jerusalem. you have been watching newsday. i'm sharanjit leyl. more coming up. broke farmers forced off their properties. we'll bring you the latest from the royal commission in australia, which is investigating the practices of the banking sector. and before we go, we take you briefly back to our main story, and an unusual reaction of support in front of t

prince william also met refugees at a camp near ramallah.l, is travelling with him. the transition from israel into the occupied palestinian territories, marked by high concrete walls and, for william, a switch into a palestinian vehicle. in the main city of ramallah, he was welcomed by the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, at a ceremony akin to a full state welcome. except, of course, this isn't a state. it is palestinian territory, still occupied by israel. william went on to a refugee camp, not tents, but permanent buildings, including a small health centre. it was established in 1949 for palestinians who had fled or been expelled from their land when israel was created. nearly 70 years later, the two communities are still trying to coexist in close proximity. and here is that a problem in microcosm. i'm in the palestinian camp. the houses over there are inhabited by israelis. some of them are flying israeli flags. in the middle distance is an israeli watchtower, and in between is this narrow buffer zone, where there

he also met refugees at a camp near ramallah. is travelling with him. the transition from israel into the occupied palestinian territories, marked by high concrete walls and, for william, a switch into a palestinian vehicle. in the main city of ramallah, he was welcomed by the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, at a ceremony akin to a full state welcome. except, of course, this isn't a state. it's palestinian territory, still occupied by israel. william went on to a refugee camp, not tents, but permanent buildings, including a small health centre. it was established in 19119 for palestinians who had fled or been expelled from their land when israel was created. nearly 70 years later, the two communities are still trying to coexist in close proximity. and here is that a problem in microcosm. i'm in the palestinian camp. the houses over there are inhabited by israelis. some of them are flying israeli flags. in the middle distance is an israeli watchtower, and in between is this narrow buffer zone, where there ar

in the centre of ramallah, there was a cultural festival.eople. and tonight in eastjerusalem, he spoke about their hopes to put the past behind them, and he had this to say to the palestinians. my message tonight is that you have not been forgotten. it has been a very powerful experience to meet you and other palestinians living in the west bank, and to hear your stories. i hope that through my being here, and understanding the challenges you face, the links of friendship and mutual respect between the palestinian and british people will grow stronger. for a senior royal, the language was unusually direct. this visit appears to have made a deep impression. nicholas witchell, bbc news, jerusalem. in the biggest upset of the world cup so far, south korea have knocked out germany — one of the pre—tournament favourites and the reigning champions. it's the first time the germans have failed to make it through the group stage since 1938. 0ur sports correspondent natalie pirks is in kaliningrad, where england — who are already through — play tomorr

then he will be coming here to downtown ramallah for more cultural events.dle east? he was invited here by both the israeli and palestinian governments. so he is getting a warm welcome initially. he seems to have won over some of the israeli media. in some of the headlines they were referring to him as prince charming and william the conqueror. this after he was seen on william the conqueror. this after he was seen on the beach in tel aviv, hanging out with servers, as well as doing the things you would expect from a vip trip like going to the holocaust museum, and meeting israeli leaders. on the palestinian side, there is a much more mixed legacy. because of the period of the british mandate palestine, which preceded the creation of the state of israel. palestinians have a different idea about british involvement here in the region. the prince has acknowledged something of that complicated history. in ramallah he will get the chance outside of meeting with the political leadership. he is going to circulate here. meet young people. get a diverse range of vie

how difficult is thejob he has welcome in ramallah.artisan and the school domain. but he is an environment where obviously he is meeting people with very strong views who will be wanting to impress them. and possibly want to deliver messages. so how difficult will it be for him to navigate this? he is not a messenger boy. if there are m essa 9 es not a messenger boy. if there are m essa g es to not a messenger boy. if there are messages to be passed on, that is for ambassadors to do. but he will be hearing very strongly expressed points of views it can be anything but good that he is doing this. the last method she has got is one designed to talk about peace. that is encouraging. but he will be wanting to hear what the palestinians have to say on that point. what does that achieves? and listening? you know, he is the second in line to the throne and he was beginning to really get involved in international affairs and so on. what is happening in israel and the holy land and that part of the world is always of tremendous importance and i

in ramallah. the former president of the philippines for the acknowledge you know has appeared in court accused of ordering a vaccination campaign before the drug was fully tested and despite warnings of health risks some eight hundred thousand children received the vaccine against the mosquito borne virus it's now though being linked to a number of deaths general allen dog and reports from the. former president been ignored keno appeared before a court here at the department of justice together with several members all these former cabinet they submitted their counter affidavits they're accused all the station of government funds criminal negligence and. there's been no tchiowa until now that has started and even members of the prosecution did not appear today but this scandal is something that has been dragging on for many months in fact government keno together with several members of his cabinet already appeared before a long dragged out long rational hearing led by the allies all of the curre

later he met refugees at a camp near ramallah.family to make an official visit to the palestinian occupied territories. the duke has been injerusalem this evening and in a speech he said the palestinians " have not been forgotten". my my message tonight is that you have not been forgotten. it has been a very powerful experience to meet you and other palestinians living in the west bank. and to hear your stories. i hope that through my being here and understanding the challenges you face, the links of friendship and mutual respect between the palestinian and british people will grow stronger. the united kingdom stands with you as we work together for a peaceful and prosperous future. well, joining us now from exeter is dr nadia naser—najjab who is a research fellow in palestine studies at the university of exeter. thank you very much forjoining us this evening. how significant do you think prince william's visit is to the west bank? of course it is lovely to see prince william engaging and connecting with palestinian youths. he is

that article and i'm sorry we just have to leave it there thank you very much for joining us from ramallah and sharing your perspective and that of your organization of us. thank you very much. damn now for just one item of sports which is tennis and there's been a huge shock in the french open with a market check and not to knocking on novak djokovic to make it to the semifinals kick it out to us from a huge surprise by taking the first two sets before joke of each kick back to win the third but the momentous upset was completed in the fourth set checking our top winning a tie break to secure his place in the final four he now faces austria's dominic t.m. . on the women's side sloane stephens secured her place in the semifinals defeating russia's kena in straight sets she faced compactly at madison keys for a spot in the final. he watching t.v. news here's a recap of the top story that you're following few an international team of astronauts commanded by germany's on a sunday best has taken off of the international space station the so you space trying to launch from baikonur cosmodrome i

later he met refugees at a camp near ramallah.tch into a palestinian vehicle and a palestinian security team. in the main palestinian city of ramallah, he was welcomed by the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas. and a ceremony akin to a full state welcome. except, this isn‘t a state. it is palestinian territory still occupied by israel. in talks, mr abbas said palestine must become a fully independent nation. william said he hoped there could be a lasting peace. and then to a palestinian refugee camp. not tents but permanent buildings including a small health centre. it was established in 1949 for palestinians who had fled or been expelled from their land when israel was created. nearly 70 years later, the two communities are still trying to coexist in close proximity. and here is that problem in microcosm. i am in the palestinian camp. the houses over there are inhabited by israelis, some of them are flying israeli flags. in the middle distance is an israeli watchtower. and in between is this narrow buffer zone

aid directly to the palestinians that that washington gives the to the palestinian authority in ramallah so we see these things happening at the same time as politically the troubling ministration is getting ready to roll out its deal of the century for some sort of settlement with israel and arab states the idea is to squeeze the palestinians as hard as possible and really force a settlement where the arab states would have to have to absorb the palestinians and therefore there wouldn't be a refugee issue we see quite clearly at the moment that perhaps some western nations of the e.u. doesn't really care what the white house things but other countries were perhaps looking over the shoulder when they are offering a donation to unroll thinking what will the white house think of us in the future days and months ahead. yes i think the. u.s. withdrawal of support financial support from is important in of itself because of the large amount of money that the united states has previously provided to us but beyond that it's the it's the idea of u.s. support it's the affirmation the moral affirma

attacker reportedly shouted a lot before attacking a customer and a checkout worker in the town of ramallah police believe she had known psychological problems and probably acted alone. un and e.u. officials have witnessed the signing of a historic agreement between greece and macedonia to deal resolves a decades old just beautiful renaming macedonia the republic of north macedonia distinguishing it from the greek northern province of the same name protesters opposed to the deal clashed with police of the border between the two countries more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally set foot on dry land after a week stranded at sea their ship the aquarius became the center of a political crisis in europe after first italy and malta turned the vessel the way it sailed into the spanish port of today. no ruction of relief after a week long odyssey at sea. was very happy to escape. the three vessel convoy was carrying six hundred thirty migrants including some one hundred twenty three unaccompanied minors some of the new arrivals had to be taken directly to hospital. volunteers turned out

freezing aid directly to the palestinians that that washington gives such the palestinian authority and ramallah so we see these things happening at the same time as politically the troubling ministration is getting ready to roll out its deal of the century or some sort of settlement with israel an arab states the idea is to squeeze the palestinians as hard as possible and really force a settlement where the arab states would have to have to absorb the palestinians and therefore there wouldn't be a refugee issue as the united states pulls out its financial support it makes it harder for other countries to really make up that shortfall because they fear being punished by the united states they fear losing access to the u.s. market they fear being punished by u.s. allies particularly in the middle east some of our arab our arab friends may similarly want to go along with the troubling ministration and therefore not look kindly on european countries for example that could increase significantly their financial contribution so the u.s. withdrawal is really meant to not only pull out u.s. funding but

a day and to me was shown during clashes with israeli forces in the village of not a seller near ramallah israeli troops came under attack from stone throwers after entering the village the victims uncle says soldiers responded with live rounds as well as rubber bullets and tear gas israel's military hasn't commented. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists they are doing everything they can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza netanyahu made the comments as head of talks with the u.k. prime minister is in the way she expressed her concern over the shooting off protestors of the border between israel and gaza but he says force is needed to protect israeli lives one hundred twenty one palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since we could demonstrate began in gaza in march and israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager i had to mimi whose act of slapping an israeli soldier went viral making her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sentenced to eight months in p

freezing aid directly to the palestinians that that washington gives us the palestinian authority in ramallah so we see these things happening at the same time as politically the troubling ministration is getting ready to roll out its deal of the century or some sort of settlement with israel an arab states the idea is to squeeze the palestinians as hard as possible and really force a settlement where the arab states of have to have to absorb the palestinians and therefore there wouldn't be a refugee issue as the united states pulls out its financial support it makes it harder for other countries to really make up that shortfall because they fear being punished by the united states they fear losing access to the u.s. market they fear being punished by u.s. allies particularly in the middle east some of our arab our arab friends may similarly want to go along with the troubling ministration and therefore not look kindly on european countries for example that could increase significantly their financial contribution so the u.s. withdrawal is really meant to not only pull out u.s. funding but to

protesters of ramallah are demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying theyare hurting both israelis and palestinians want palestinian president mahmoud abbas to and salary cuts for officials demonstrators are also demanding reconciliation between the west bank and gaza strip causes suffering from a shortage of basic goods and electricity after israel cut its power supply by almost half. the protesters have rallied in romania's capital supporting investigations into corruption at least twenty eight mayor senators and hundreds of public servants have been prosecuted in the past year the demonstrators are responding to a much larger rally on saturday against the investigations the ruling social democratic party claims that prosecutors have too much power and accuses them of unjustly targeting government figures. only two hundred thousand people formed a human chain across spain's basque region demanding the right to decide on whether they wish to become independent spain is already dealing with a separate failed secession attempt not to work from catalonia howe

injured also been clashes between protesters and the israeli security forces in the west bank town of ramallah palestinians have been staging weekly protests along the border with gaza since march to libya where the warlord khalifa haftar says his forces have taken full control of the city have done a. rival armed groups are denying the reports but that hasn't stopped have to supporters celebrating in the streets down there was the last city in eastern libya not on behalf this control is self proclaimed libyan national army is one of the main factions that have competed for power since the twenty eleven uprising. thailand's prime minister has visited the site where twelve young footballers and their coach a missing in a flooded cave. channel told their family to tell their families to keep faith as the search effort and has a six day rescue mission now involves more than a thousand people including british and american teams from chiang rai scott high has the latest. prime minister which i was on a trip to europe when the twelve boys and their football coach went missing but on friday he was b

. —— when he goes across to ramallah.visits always are, but it will be extremely difficult for the prince to keep it like that. everything is carefully choreographed, but speaking to israeli and palestinian officials they point out that this place is highly politicised, so people will scrutinise his every step and every comment. thank you very much, yolande knell injerusalem. four in every five women have experienced a reproductive health issue in the last year, a new survey has found. more than 7,300 women were questioned, aged 16 to 64, in the research by public health england. it found that 80% had suffered unwanted reproductive health symptoms in the past year such as heavy menstrual bleeding, severe menopausal symptoms or postnatal symptoms. more on that with victoria in a moment. the met office has issued a yellow health warning for heatwave conditions. the warning is in place between this morning and thursday evening — and comes as more high temperatures are forecast for later in the week. mark lobel reports. with

people in palestine if you are following them they are doing demonstrations every day in nablus in ramallah they are accusing there is not only conquered but why do you call this that of as if at the same time you hijack international ecker of ten hold hostages innocent women and children how do you expect the rest of the world to sympathize and respect the palestinian cause first of all it be if he has declared lately that with this type of actions this is number one and number two during all of these actions which we have done previously we did not do harm to anybody however the f.l.p. operative when he heard that did not agree with how much had that dissented and was expelled from the group but this did not prevent him from organizing further operations in one thousand nine hundred eighty five he sent a group headed by the venezuelan revolutionary carlos to vienna to storm a meeting of opec and take several with ministers hostage that was angry that carlos had not followed the meticulous plans he had drawn up. what the let me. say that. what dia may not have realized about carlos is narc

william is cheered as he visits a palestinian refugee camp — earlier he met president mahmoud abbas in ramallahlders germany are out of the world cup — the first time they've been eliminated in the first stage of the competition since 1938. these are live images may have been watching and the last few minutes after germany weather—beaten by south korea. fans looking inconsolable, we will have more coming up in sport. our main story at 5 — the army has been called in to help firefighters battling a huge moorland fire which is continuing to spread. more than 50 homes have been evacuated. the blaze near manchester has been raging since sunday night — and now measures nearly four miles across. the police have declared it a major incident. it's feared more than 2,000 acres of moor have been destroyed. smoke from the fire can be seen from space, and the authorities have warned people who live nearby to stay indoors and keep their windows closed. speaking in the last hour, greater manchester fire & rescue brigade gave us an update on the situation this evening. fire crews continue to work extremely ha

hundreds of protesters in ramallah demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza demonstrators called on palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end salary cuts for officials they also demanded reconciliation between the west bank and the gaza strip that is suffering from a shortage of basic goods and electricity nearly two hundred thousand people have lined roads across the basque region calling for the right to decide whether they remain part of spain let's cope and home reports the event may bring new impetus for the basque nationalist movement and i gave it an already turbulent political scene in madrid. the. it sounds a little sweet to be a protest song yet it is a call to vote and before. this demonstration in the basque region marks the start of a new bid for greater self rule or maybe even to break away from spain together. we've been calling for our rights for years and today is another chance to see that there's a significant percentage of citizens who want to vote and this site where putin. last month the armed separatists organization announced it was disbanding that

he was throwing stones at them in the occupied west bank is it into me was shot on wednesday near ramallah it happened after israeli troops entered the village of nabi salah and came under attack from stone throwers. meanwhile israel's prime minister says he is doing everything he can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza and human netanyahu made the comments ahead of talks with u.k. prime minister to resign they expressed her concern over the shooting of protest as at the border between israel and gaza and new evacuations have been ordered in guatemala as they mount for a go volcano spews more lava at least seventy five people have been killed and two hundred are missing after sunday's eruption. you're up to date with the headlines next stop it's with us. comes out on i do not my. mind set gonna. be a young guy named danny. that will be. out by about. ten on friday where i can live. my proving to be a me how can my to god. that he have to me that i thought he must be the pope to. be did he do anything he cannot do you know morning has no going off on the middle of the. last. week a lot

which to win the three four world could play some belgium i was told by use of across europe most of ramallah the call for close matches generally given the boy richest woman the english troika with manchester city that have talents in a putting them on the top incitement to go right roberto martinez i think every every national team coach his position is different i think that is the case that some nations need and all their an older person because you can use your contacts you can use your experience you can use your know how an international game you have the whole nation that stops stansfield and he looks up one day the players can do on the piece that's phenomenal in belgium you can understand the expectations and we want that to be almost on the stimulation to have them be. another pressure and i feel that this generation is ready to. in the uk. fifty years ago pregnant women to come together as a sleeping pill and thus this is what i mean because does this thought the side effects were terrible but not on the road as shown in dutch one football in the world here not the warm welcome of

that radical and i'm sorry we just have to leave it there thank you very much for joining us from ramallah and sharing your perspective and that of your organization of us. thank you very much. and before i leave you new south from tennis and there's been a huge shock in the french open with the italian a lot of cool chick in ottawa knocking out an over joke of each to progress into the semifinals the chicken yard sprung a huge surprise by taking the first two sets before djokovic hit back to win the third but the momentous upset was completed in the fourth set chickened out to a winning a tie breaker secure his place in the final four he now faces austria's a dominic team on the women's side sloane stephens a secured her place in the semifinals defeating russia that the aca kena in straight sets really fifth compactly to madison keys for a spot in the final. that's it for a dollar vote for you in half an hour and a forward to seeing you going to. claim. the. lawyer. culture. car hair. superman. superfood stylish stuff like come on. life style you're a. good. home to enchant ruins the cent

across europe much of ramallah the call munchers generally given to. the with money. i have in abundance the. two days of course very well known to british football fans in particular how different is the gear challenge between the working week players and groups of players once every two or three months it's international level zero and you can imagine if a very different thing straight away what you have to accept that they have different rules is just not up to towards them is the obvious one you have a normal contact and you have the player club level i find it difficult. sharing those emotions when you win when you lose you can't you get tied you face a better city together and you can grow an international football it can only happen in a big tournament international management is an older man's. game what do people say. blatantly not true in your case i think every every national team. coach's position is different i think that is the case that some nations need an all they're an older person because you can use your contacts you can use your experience you can

prince william meets the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah — the first royal to officiallyritories. hello. i'm here with the business news. john lewis has issued a profits warning. it says it'll make a lot less than the £290 million it made last year. profits for the first six months of the year would be close to zero. it's also closing five of its waitrose food stores. more on this injust a moment. the bank of england says the uk has made positive progress. but it says there has not been similar progress by the eu. shares in african budget airline fastjet have collapsed by two thirds, after warning it could go bust without new funding. the airline is backed by easyjet founder stelios haji—ioannou and operate in several african countries including south africa, tanzania and zimbabwe. let's return to out top business story today and the partnership that ownsjohn lewis and the waitrose says profits in the first half of the year are going to be "close to zero". last year the group made around £26.5 million in the six months of the year. it says the cost of investing in its sto

favorites to win the faithful will cope with a summer belgium that has sold by across europe lots of ramallah the call her prize money just you know it's a given to boy but just when they go with money just does it take to have talents in abundance but man that's how things are going to go right roberto martinez. reverts to days of course very well known to british football fans in. how different is the gear between the working reply and then i have in groups of players once of ritual three minutes it's international level you can imagine it's very very different i think straight away what you have to accept that there are different rules and it's just all up to towards them is the obvious one you have ignored the normal contact that you have with a player club level i find the difficulty the lack of. sharing those emotions when you win when you lose you get you get side you face a bear city together and you can grow an international football it can only happen in the big tournaments international management is an older man. going why do people say. why is it lightly not true in your case i t

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injured also been clashes between protesters and the israeli security forces in the west bank town of ramallah palestinians have been staging weekly protests along the border with gaza since march to libya where the warlord khalifa haftar says his forces have taken full control of the city have done a. rival armed groups are denying the reports but that hasn't stopped have to supporters celebrating in the streets down there was the last city in eastern libya not on behalf this control is self proclaimed libyan national army is one of the main factions that have competed for power since the twenty eleven uprising. thailand's prime minister has visited the site where twelve young footballers and their coach a missing in a flooded.

is it into me will shots during clashes with israeli forces in the village of not be sally near ramallahisraeli troops came under attack from stone throwers after and entering the village the victim's uncle says soldiers responded with live rounds as well as rubber bullets and tear gas israel's military hasn't commented. prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists they are doing everything they can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza that's now made the comments ahead of talks with the u.k. prime minister to resign may she expressed her concern over the shooting of protestors of the border between israel and gaza but he says force is needed to protect israeli lives one hundred twenty one palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since weekly demonstrations began in gaza in march. and then israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager i head to mimi whose act of slapping an israeli soldier went viral making her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sentenced to eight months in pris

later he met refugees at a camp near ramallah.e run out of some beers and ciders because of a nationwide shortage of carbon dioxide gas. the company says things should be back to normal in the next couple of days. 0ur correspondent sima kotecha is outside one of their bars in birmingham. it's not what any pub would want in weather like this. well, fiona, this wetherspoons says it is fully stocked but that hasn't been the case with some other bars and been the case with some other bars a nd restau ra nts been the case with some other bars and restaurants round the country. the chain says it has been struggling to supply certain brands of beer and cider and other chains have been struggling too. why is this happening? you may have heard ofa this happening? you may have heard of a shortage of c02 gas, that is used to make beer and cider. put that shortage along with this glorious weatherings the world cup and an increase in demand, that is leading to bars like this one struggling to meet demand. how serious is this? the government ha

a theme to me will shelter during clashes which began when israeli forces came under attack near ramallah and that is it for me and the rest of the team here in london coming up next it's people in power thanks for watching. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rift between the g.c.c. countries is there and insights and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just zero. in august twenty seventh seen a devastating landslide in sierra leone killed over a thousand people a terrible blow to a country that still bears the scars of the civil war and to be a potent force initially three grains piled on by climate change were thought to be the cold but then other stories emerged of corruption greed and environment degradation weeping to ask what stock warnings of catastrophe orignal. the past decade has seen a rise in the number of catastrophic weather events around the world. be it freak

jerusalem itself and as well as that in his dealings with the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah he spoke of both our countries in his initial remarks despite the fact of course the united kingdom does not at least yet to recognize palestine as a state saying would only do so when it became helpful towards peace he also said that the palestinian people had not been forgotten the united kingdom stood with them as they work towards peace that was something that he also said the united kingdom stood with the israeli people during his in gage's in tel aviv there has been some criticism both of the definition of east jerusalem as occupied by is the israeli israeli politicians and the israeli culture minister has said that the decision not to meet with israel with jerusalem or others there here in jerusalem was somewhat impolite so he's had to negotiate these political fault lines very delicately and paying as much weight as he can to both sides of the divide still ahead on al-jazeera setting up a summit the white house and the kremlin agree to a meeting between china and the us. priso

people in palestine if you are following them they are doing demonstrations every day in nablus in ramallah they are accusing there is not only conquered but why do you call this that of as if at the same time you hijack international ecker of ten hold hostages innocent women and children how do you expect the rest of the world to sympathize and respect the palestinian cause first of all be if he has declared lately that with this type of actions this is number one and number two during all of these actions which we have done previously we did not do harm to anybody however the f.l.p. operative when he heard that did not agree with how much had descended and was expelled from the group but this did not prevent him from organizing further operations in one nine hundred seventy five he sent a group headed by the venezuelan revolutionary carlos to vienna to storm a meeting of opec and take several with ministers hostage dead was angry that carlos had not followed the meticulous plans he had drawn. what the let me. say that. what dia may not have realized about carlos is narcissism which manife

protesters in ramallah are demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying they heard both israelis and palestinians they want palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end salary cuts for officials demonstrators also demanding the consummation between the west bank and gaza strip gaza suffering from a shortage of basic goods then electricity after israel cut its power supply by almost half. jordan is getting two and a half billion dollars from saudi arabia kuwait and the united arab emirates following mass protests against tax rises the announcement was made at a meeting in mecca called by saudi arabia's king solomon the european union is also chipping in with twenty three million dollars jordan relies on foreign aid and has had a series of austerity measures imposed by the international monetary fund to reduce debt. we are here to support a company to share our own experience if needed and if useful. to provide advise if asked for but most of all to go into here to try to go and see that the good steps that are taken are financially and economically supported we a

prince william meets the palestinian president mahmoud abbas in ramallah — the first royal to officially palestinian territories. everyone over a0 in england should pay a new tax to help fund care in old age, says a new report by mps. and comeback queen serena williams is seeded 25th for wimbledon — despite being outside the top 100 after having her first child. and coming up on bbc news: changes are expected to the england side for their final group game — they head to kaliningrad later, for tomorrow night's match against belgium. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the doctor who oversaw the practice of prescribing powerful painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital has claimed she was working in an inadequately resourced part of the health service. drjane barton stood next to her husband while he read a statement on her behalf — saying she was a doctor "doing the best for her patients". a damning report last week concluded that hundreds of patients had their lives shortened at the hospital in hampshire from 1989 until 2000, as the result of the overproscription of dia

modern kingdom globally well new sharing challenges at home charlotte dallas al-jazeera protesters in ramallah demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying they hurt both israelis and palestinians have called on palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end salary cuts for officials but also demanding reconciliation between the west bank and gaza strip gaza suffering from a shortage of basic goods and electricity after israel cut its power supply by almost a half. egypt's president. has agreed with ethiopia's prime minister. to resolve the nile river dam dispute ethiopia's on the taking a four billion dollars hydroelectric project on the river which cairo fears threatens its water security the leaders say they'll work on an agreement to improve bilateral ties and increase investment in infrastructure. we have come a long way to achieve confidence and to enhance bilateral cooperation and we will continue and on his efforts in order to overcome any mutual challenges at the forefront is to reach a final agreement over the renascence dams to secure egypt's use of water from

particular attention to the palestinians he went to meet mahmoud abbas yesterday in ramallah spoke of both our countries in his opening remarks of course britain doesn't yet recognize palestine as a state it says it would do so at a later stage when it seems helpful towards the peace process in britain's view and as well as that he gave a speech at the british consulate in east jerusalem last night in which he said the palace could allison's had not been forgotten he said the united kingdom stood with the palestinians in the path towards peace similar language they used at towards the israelis the night before in tel aviv so there are very significant little calculations here and it does seem that he's tried and perhaps successfully so far to walk the political fault lines as delicately as possible thank you. attacks on for medical centers in syria have killed thirty two people including ten children the strikes were carried out by pro-government forces in the rebel controlled province of data they're trying to recapture the area it's close to the border with jordan and the israeli oc

freezing aid directly to the palestinians that that washington gives such the palestinian authority and ramallah so we see these things happening at the same time as politically the troubling ministration is getting ready to roll out its deal of the century or some sort of settlement with israel an arab states the idea is to squeeze the palestinians as hard as possible and really force a settlement where the arab states would have to have to absorb the palestinians and therefore there wouldn't be a refugee issue as the united states pulls out its financial support it makes it harder for other countries to really make up that shortfall because they fear being punished by the united states they fear losing access to the u.s. market they fear being punished by u.s. allies particularly in the middle east some of our arab our arab friends may similarly want to go along with the troubling ministration and therefore not look kindly on european countries for example that could increase significantly their financial contribution so the u.s. withdrawal is really meant to not only pull out u.s. funding but

it in time in may was shot during clashes with israeli forces in the village of not a seller near ramallah it happened after israeli troops entered the village of nabil salad before coming under attack from stone throwers the victims uncle says soldiers responded with live rounds as well as rubber bullets and tear gas israel's military hasn't commented. and israel is prime minister insists here they are doing everything they can to avoid palestinian casualties in gaza and even that and you know who made the comments ahead of talks with u.k. prime minister to resign may she expressed her concern over the shooting of protesters at the border between israel and gaza but he says force is needed to protect israeli lives one hundred twenty one palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since we can demonstrations began in march. an israeli parole board has rejected a request for the early release of palestinian teenager to mimi who is active stopping an israeli soldier went viral thanking her a symbol of the palestinian resistance against israeli occupation the seventeen year old was sent

palestinian authority but the turnout was lower than a previous demonstration as a man coming from ramallah. it's likely that the organizers are going to be very disappointed in the size of this crowd it's about a couple of hundred people but these people all make you give voice very clear you heard only really devoured and that's lifting the sanctions by the way and giving some relief to the people of gaza now in recent weeks. already being criticized for hate. against the protesters but this one seems to be a lot there is a palestinian authority police presence but it's not nearly as heavy handed as it has been in previous weeks. spain's coast guard has rescued nearly six hundred migrants trying to make the journey across the mediterranean from north africa spain's maritime rescue service says it picked up people from sixteen boats in the strait of gibraltar a busy shipping line with treacherous currents two men were also pulled from a canoe on whether this week as encourage migrants to try to make the journey. french president says he favors financial sanctions on european countries that

depot an initial reports suggested could have been caused by high summer temperatures protesters in ramallah are demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying they hurt both palestinians and israelis they want palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end salary cuts for government workers and they're demanding reconciliation between the occupied west bank and gaza which means the siege people suffer shortages of basic goods even electricity the u.n. says italy and malta must allow six hundred migrants stranded on a rescue boat in the mediterranean to disembark a charity boat picked up the mostly african migrants in a series of operations over the weekend they include more than one hundred thirty children and seven pregnant women italy's threaten to close its ports to rescue ships and once malta is to take the vessel instead to malta says it has nothing to do with the rescue operation. human chain of around two hundred thousand people has been formed in the basque region of northern spain calling for the right to decide whether or not to remain part of spain as karl pen

palestinians with treatable injuries untreated and impact in iraq on gaza city meanwhile protesters in ramallah are demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying they hurt both palestinians and israelis palestinian president mahmoud abbas is being urged to end salary cuts for government workers and protesters are demanding re consolation between the occupied west bank and gaza which remains besieging people suffer shortages of basic goods and electricity. jordan is getting two and a half billion dollars from three million countries to alleviate its budget shortfall and the european union has pledged twenty three million dollars this follows major protests by jordanians furious at the cost of living and proposed tax increases reports. the announcement was made after a meeting in mecca saudi arabia the united arab emirates and kuwait are coming to the aid of king abdullah of jordan the nearest monarchy in their region which is not part of the gulf cooperation council their pledge of two point five billion dollars it follows weeks of protests in jordan against the rising c