regional police chiefs want to comply with the order new zealand's prime minister bill english is claiming victory for his national party in the general election that struck us headed for a rare fourth term in government with the most votes counted national has more than the left leaning labor party and the greens combined but it doesn't have a clear cut majority so a coalition government is expected to be formed. is really enjoy negotiations with the dream of forming a stable government that an eye balls this country to deliver for new zealanders we want to build on the strength of the economic direction which has been the foundation all so much that i have a recent use for new zealand and will over the next government has been a strong aftershock in mexico city in the past hour as the heart of continues for survivors. four days after a seven point one magnitude earthquake nearly three hundred people have been killed and more than fifty buildings collapsed in mexico city when the quake struck on tuesday upfront as coming up next. al-jazeera is a very important for information for many peo

regional police that's the latest development in an increasingly divisive lead up to an independence referendum planned for next week the catalonia regional interior minister says the decision isn't acceptable and that the regional police chief want to comply with the order new zealand's prime minister bill english is claiming victory for his national party in the general election nationalist. headed for a rare fourth term and government with the most votes counted national has more than the left leaning labor party and the greens combined but it doesn't have a clear cut majority so a coalition government is expected to be formed. is really enjoy negotiations with the intention of forming a stable government that i've always this country to deliver for new zealanders we want to on the strength of the economic direction which has been the foundation of so much six. new zealand and will. over the next government has been a strong aftershock in mexico city in the past hour as the hunt continues for survivors. four days after a seven point one magnitude earthquake three hundred people have been killed and more than fifty buildings collapsed in mexico city when the quake struck on tuesday upfront as coming up next. here is a very

government of the catalonia region in spain is insisting on independence referendum on sunday will go ahead despite the central government saying it is illegal police chiefs have been discussing plans to control the voting booths and to stop people from casting a ballot unconfirmed reports say thailand's former prime minister yingluck shinawatra left her by in the early part of this month and headed for london she was sentenced to five years in prison on weapons day over a corrupt subsidy scheme which lost billions of dollars. the verdict in the trial of a controversial sunni muslim cleric is expected any moment now in lebanon. assia is accused of leading a shoot that left sixty lebanese soldiers and civilians dead in twenty fourteen more from tire in beirut. it was one of the earliest and bloodiest spillovers into lebanon from the civil war in syria named after the town in southern lebanon where it happened the battle of signed on between the lebanese army and supporters of a seer lasted for two days described by the government as a sunni militant cleric a list here led the confrontations in which forty fighters loyal to him eighteen soldiers and two civ

government in the catalonia region of spain is insisting on independence referendum on sunday will go ahead despite the central government in madrid saying it is illegal police chiefs have been discussing plans to take control of polling centers to stop people from voting . the u.n. says is concerned about an attack on ranger refugees in sri lanka's capital a crowd threw stones at a un shelter for refugees on the outskirts of colombo dozens of them mainly women and children were supported by the police to safety. a lebanese military court is any day now due to liver its verdict in the trial of a controversial sunni cleric. is facing charges linked to a battle with government troops in twenty thirteen in which eighteen soldiers and two civilians were killed forty of alycia supporters. also died in the fighting which was a spillover from the war in neighboring syria correspondent contest time following that of beirut for us and she has what's happening there today. well he's or this hearing he's still ongoing we understand that the lawyers representing the prosecution have been getting their final submissions to the court and then what we understand is that the judge

region's wish to hold an independence vote. spain's crackdown on the referendum is boosting support for the vote he will go ahead on sunday spanish police chiefs have meant to plan taking control of polling centers to prevent people voting. no european country has openly supported the referendum the spanish government and the courts have ruled it to be illegal but in all the major actually done most even people on sunday will go out and vote massively peacefully also for only one reason one of the most important reasons regardless of what their vote will be there is a firm conviction that the state today is an inheritor of franco's spain that wasn't overcome in this transition stage but today more than ever it is a problem that we need to fight democratically. ok let's get more on that one for you call pain of all reports now from barcelona. last thing at night activists stay up late campaigning for catalonia to break away. the first thing in the morning there are get up early calling for spain to stay. in. the spanish government has declared the secession ballot illegal but catalan interior minister forn explained why regional authorities wer

government of the catalonia region in space system independence referendum there on sunday will go ahead despite the central government warning the vote is illegal police chiefs have been discussing plans to take control of voting booths and stopping people from casting a ballot. and a fleet of u.s. naval ships packed with personnel and eight is being sent to hurricane hits puerto rico food and water supplies are running low and three million islanders are still without power eight days after hurricane maria devastated the u.s. territory. hospitals in bangladesh is border area with me and mom are struggling to cope with thousands of ranger refugees escaping the military crackdown there accusing the army of shooting to their loved ones jonah hall reports now from cox's bazaar in bangladesh. the government hospital in the town of cops is bizarre. is the next best thing to the clinics in the camps that receives some of the more seriously injured and sick including you arrivals in the last few days. it's hot it's filthy and it stinks. but for mohammad saleem and his family it is a haven from the horrors of their journey to bangladesh woken up at night by gunfire

independence referendum regional leaders insist the vote will go ahead as planned on sunday that's despite spain's central government and courts warning the vote is illegal police chiefs have discussed plans to block people entering voting centers. the chinese government ordering most north korean owned businesses and china to shut down china is the north main trading partner the commerce ministry in beijing says the businesses must close within one hundred twenty days the last round of u.n. sanctions imposed earlier this month those are the headlines the news continues after the street. on october the first catalonia plans to hold an independence referendum yet the central government insists it's unconstitutional and the courts have judged it illegal as the state clamps down and catalans take to the streets where will this crisis and watch al-jazeera for the latest. hi emily could be it's one of the richest countries in the world yet ireland has what campaigners are calling a homelessness crisis and it's getting worse and ending and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube in january we had an overwhelming online response to a show we did on this issue ta

independence referendum regional leaders insist the vote will go ahead as planned on sunday that's despite spain's central government and courts warning the vote is illegal police chiefs have discussed plans to block people entering voting centers. the chinese government ordering most north korean owned businesses and china to shut down china is the north's main trading partner the commerce ministry in beijing says the businesses must close within one hundred twenty days of the last round of u.n. sanctions imposed earlier this month those are the headlines the news continues after the street. on october the first catalonia plans to hold an independence referendum yet the central government constitutional and the courts have judged it illegal as the state prompts downed and cattle take to the streets where. for the latest. hi emily could be it's one of the richest countries in the world yet ireland has what campaigners are calling a homelessness crisis and it's getting worse and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube.

region. tonight we are learning more about how police and prosecutors are making their case against her boyfriend. maryland bureau chief brad bell is live in rockville to brad: i had an opportunity to talk to the lead detective on the case today telling me they have a mountain of evidence they will be presenting eventually to a jury in the courthouse. but there has been much talk about the press conference earlier in the week when the suspect was actually put under pressure. police wanted to see how he behaved when speaking into a microphone. and how he behaviored when looking into a live television camera. detectives were hoping to rattle suspected killer tyler tessier and trying desperately to find his missing girlfriend laura wallen. so were laura's parents, appearing with tessier at the press conference to plead for information, fighting their raging emotions. >> it defies description, the awfulness and the horror that we have been put through. >> the lead detective saying the telling moment came when a reporter asked tessier about his last conversation with listen. >> i don't know where she is. that's all. i don't

regional leaders in catalonia are pressing ahead with plans for sunday's independence referendum and ignoring threats from the government in the period which says the breakaway vote is illegal police chiefs have discussed plans to seize control of polling booths and stop catalans from casting a vote. the un's refugee agency says is concerned about an attack on ranger refugees in these for lankan capital colombo a mob led by buddhist monks threw stones at a un shelter for the refugees the thirty one ranger inside the building who were mainly women and children fled without injury as for life and government has condemned the attack a shameful urging the police to hunt down the perpetrators. ballistic missiles and other weapons have been shown off on armed forces day in south korea the display of military might was in city of a. few half of the founder of playboy magazine has died at the age of ninety one the men's magazine was founded more than sixty years ago ethnic quickly rose to fame after its first as he was published in december of one nine hundred fifty three featuring a naked marilyn monroe family member say he passed away at the famous playboy nation those are your headlines the n

referendum their regional leaders insist the vote will go ahead as planned on sunday that's despite spain's central government and courts warning that the vote is illegal police chiefs of met to discuss plans to block people entering voting centers. in barcelona and in the midst of a protest a demonstration that's been going on all day. absolutely people five thousand. you know city students they've just pulled off to close down their school to come out in support of catalonia took place. sunday. see that many of these cases many of these people are just too young to vote but the issue of secession or independence is a passion point and it's a reflection of become a battleground in the fight between the central government and catalonia regional government as to whether this referendum can go ahead told schools are going to be used as voting stations and what the central government has done has been to the police to type up those schools and to close them down like potential crime scenes if you like so that nobody. and what are you hearing about any potential political developments. many. brussels. if the. result. until now. for the spanish. in the flag and has he be

independence referendum regional leaders insist the vote will go ahead as planned on sunday even though spain central government and courts of law in the whole exercise is illegal police chiefs have even met to discuss plans to block people entering the voting sentence holds covering this one as he has been for well weeks now call from barcelona in tokens through this one college just seems sit at the top of the show the are known there's so many factors going on we just don't know how it's all going to come together on sunday. so many factors are unknown come on one of the interesting things is exactly how people are beginning to organize so that they can go ahead and vote in this referendum thousands of high school and university students march to be possible on that day now as you can see where in the quad barcelona university students have occupied and we with one of the organizers i know delgado now tell us i know what is going on here why the students even here this time we have been buying this is the faculty of philo the sheep of the university be a best seller now since friday and we the main objective of keeping a bare minimum mobilization of the yoke and students