reuters news agency are saying london's canary reuters news agency are saying london's ca nary wharf y wharf railway station has been closed because of a fire alert, that is the station closest to many banks and financial services close to london docklands. so the canary wharf docklands railway station was closed and a stretch of the dlr between canary wharf and west india key is that affects your commute this morning. you're watching business live. our top story: twitter reports earnings later, as the micro—blogging site hopes to grow user numbers in the last three months. quite often here on business live, we feature groundbreaking new technology that aims to disrupt one industry or another. and to do that, sometimes, you just have to look to nature. that's the case with our next guest. he's the boss of bee vectoring technologies — a company using bees to deliver biological protection to crops here's how it works. the company places its special powder — made of fungus and light adherent — in a special dispenser. you will see that in a moment. commercially—reared bees are then direct

according to the reuters news agency, i should say, the metropolitan police keeping an open mind as tod. this contradicts what the reuters news agency was reporting earlier. i should again say it was on this agency alone. they were saying earlier that police were saying earlier that police were saying it wasn't terrorism related. now they —— now this has been updated. the reuters news agency saying the metropolitan police are keeping an open mind. that is an indication of the sort of this situation we're in. reuters reporting one thing and changing within half an hour and saying the police are keeping an open mind. that is what we are being told. they are still trying to establish what went on, who this man is. they will be gathering statements. it is a very fluid situation. and they will want to do this as quickly as possible, but they can ta ke quickly as possible, but they can take the time to be sure of the fa cts , take the time to be sure of the facts, can't they, because they have got the situation contained? that's right. the big thing here is public reassurance. if it isn't te

our top stories the iraqi army is advancing north towards the kurdish held city of kirkuk the reuters news agency is quoting iraqi left tenant colonel k'naan is saying the objective of the advance is day control of the k. one air base an oil fields located waste of the city. at least two hundred seventy six people have been killed in the largest suicide bombing in somalia's history no one has claimed responsibility for the blast in mogadishu on saturday. conservative leaders a bastion kurtz's claimed victory in austria as general election but he will need to form a coalition the thirty one year old politicians people's party won more than thirty one percent of the vote is victory makes him the youngest leader in the world the result marks a sharp shift to the political right for austria. when our top story in advance by rocket troops towards the kurdish held town of kirkuk child stratfor joins us now on the line from erbil charles what are you hearing about this much but we're hearing reports from the iraq army. iraqi militants. nites division is moving towards areas around kirkuk they are being

a spokesman for man was there on the song city has told the reuters news agency she's appalled at theway enjoy a crisis but needs to tread carefully to not inflame the situation she's been on the pressure for not condemning the army's alleged abuses against the muslim minority most of the refugees who fled me and bangladesh are badly traumatized by what they've experienced in a camp a cox's behind our mohammed jiang june met one woman who lost most of her family for resume a big there is nothing but pain. and a good a little of this was my baby was in my lap and when the soldiers hit me and he fell out of my arms then they pulled me closer to the wall and i could hear that he was crying in after a few minutes i could hear that they were hitting him too she tells us soldiers for me and mars' army had set a fire outside the house they were in and then the unthinkable. my baby was thrown into the fire and then they raped me these are pictures of resume a son sadik he was one and a half years old and very playful a happy child she still can't believe is gone and i feel like i'm burning on

just to update you on the news we brought you earlier where we were quoting reuters, the news agency,oring who said, islamic state were claiming responsibility for the attack, saying that he was one of their members. we're just hearing that two senior us officials say there is no evidence at this time at that the las vegas shooter is connected to any international militant group. as we were saying then, no evidence that the police investigation was looking into that possibility. senior us officials discounting the islamic state claim of responsibility for the las vegas shooting of the that's the latest coming as faras shooting of the that's the latest coming as far as the investigation is concerned. let's look at the gunman, himself, stephen paddock. this, the man, that the us networks and police are saying is the 64—year—old gunman responsible for this attack. we have not independently verified this photograph, but and it is undated, but it is being used by the american media to illustrate the man they believe was responsible for the attack. las vegas police say the gunman was a loca

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children and yemen the confidential draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributed six hundred eighty three child casualties to the saudi military coalition in two thousand and sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals and notes the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection the saudi u.n. ambassador declined to comment on the report until it is officially released i came as a political analyst and editor in chief of the yemen post he joins us now via skype from sana so does this that the findings in this report does it does it ring true based on the reporting that you all of that you have done. it's it's a bit too late i mean two years to realty right now as of now all these two thousand three hundred children have been killed by study that airstrikes and not only on civilian homes but also in the attacks on hospitals and schools so these investigations should have happened months ago or. i think we just lost our guest there mr smart can you hear me ok we lost him we will try to effort that to get him back to emph

are fears of unrest and street violence as neither side shows any sign of backing down there reuters news agency is reporting that volunteers of polling stations could be fined up to three hundred fifty thousand dollars places already been deployed ahead of the ballot closing more than half of the school set to act as polling centers officers say they will remove voters and the vote is polarizing spain thousands approach unity demonstrators gathered at monterey to express their opposition to the region's attempt to break away tony berkeley reports from outside city hall in the capital. on saturday we see you know hardening about issues we've seen a hardening of language but we've seen no softening of emotions this whole campaign is now being shrouded in acrimony and hostility it's become a war of words the accusations are flying between both sides so it's going to be very difficult whatever happens on sunday's vote to see what will happen in the long term to heal the wounds that's been created and i should say further wounds because wounds have been existing for a long time people in madrid i th

alexandria sage with the reuters news agency.o very much for making time with us tonight. another couple who have been so generous with their time if you've seen any of our coverage at all during the day. a couple from the state of connecticut, joe and valerie yankis. they're with us by phone after a long night last night, a long night today. joe, let me start with you. you were at the concert last night. did i hear you say earlier today you are a career firefighter and so have experience as a first responder? >> yeah, i'm a retired firefighter right now. and you know, we've come across some horrible acts but nothing at all compared to last night. >> and when did you realize it wasn't fireworks, wasn't part of the show? no one can be blamed for ever thinking that because it's what we all naturally want to think when something happens. when did you realize that this -- you were in the middle of a mass casualty event? >> i was twij of the other ladies in the media tent. she was like what was that? we were like jason aldean usually

violence on the streets although catalan leaders have called for calm and a peaceful response reuters news agency is reporting that volunteers at polling stations could be fined up to three hundred fifty thousand dollars police have already begun deploying ahead of the ballot they've sealed off more than half of the schools designated as polling centers officers say they will remove voters in the spanish capital madrid thousands of people in favor of a united spain have held a rally neither side shows any signs of backing down car pound hole reports from barcelona. schools have become a decisive political battleground families and so-called defense committees are camping out to ensure school stay open and double as polling stations. volunteers here in barcelona of two information through an app. a few square meters at stake the spot where a ballot box will be placed it's very exciting you know because it's like. so many people here are united just. with one cause in common but police are under orders from the spanish government to evict citizens and shut down schools that are around dawn on sunda

we are looking now at the live pictures from the reuters news agency feed from sonoma.iege. what is the forecast? could get worse? adam gooley more of the same. we've had a breakfrom gooley more of the same. we've had a break from the wind and the low humidity today. but tomorrow, we are back into the dry north winds. they might not be as extreme as the weekend, but we are expecting 15—20 mph winds from the north. humidity could be done in the single digits. that will push the fires well to the south, threatening communities and structures. so we are a long way from out of the woods. a lot of people are listed as missing. heaven forbid they have joined the people that did not leave enough time, babs, to escape, or have been caught by the fire moving so fast. it is possible some of them could turn up, and have not been listed at? absolutely. we hope they are with family orfriends absolutely. we hope they are with family or friends or have gone away and have not been to make contact. but these fires move so quickly. there are hundreds and thousands of acres out there. we

troops and militia find this a spokesman for me and wise leader aung sang suu kyi has told the reuters news agency the defacto leader is a pole of the range a crisis that needs to tread carefully to not inflame the situation she controls the government of the country but not the country's military. that's all for me from now on the scene here in london counting the cost looks at still making a scandal in japan but by. the man who negotiated the dismantling of apartheid and scrapped south africa's nuclear program i don't think we needed the bomb but some of my prediction is that they want to use it as a deterrent south africa's former president declared talks to al jazeera i just don't. follow i'm adrian for the good this is the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week made in japan kobe steel japan's third largest steelmaker admits that it faked data on parts used in cars planes and bullet trains general boats. boeing and toyota are among the firms checking their products also this week bubble trouble why the international monetary fund the winner of the

reuters news agency is saying that it has been reported that the dead we re it has been reported thatre injured. at least 36 people have died in the wildfires that continue to spread in northern california. authorities say 9000 firefighters are tackling 17 separate wildfires in a wine region to the north of san francisco — they are among the worst in the area's history. three smaller fires have been contained. the duchess of cambridge's uncle has been charged with assault. gary goldsmith was charged on friday following an incident in the early hours according to the metropolitan police. he was bailed and is due to appear at westminster magistrates' court later this month. mr goldsmith is the younger brother of carole middleton. a former civil servant in the department for international trade has said that leaving the eu without a trade deal would put the uk in a very difficult position. martin donnelly stood down as permanent secretary in march. early i spoke to our political correspondent about what he has been saying. he was in the post until march and has given his first interview

a spokesman for me to unsung suchi has told the reuters news agency the de facto leader is a pole that the rancher crisis but needs to tread carefully to not inflame the situation. controls the government but not the country's military. and at least two protesters in kenya and that in more demonstrations against the electoral commission police used tear gas to disperse opposition prices in the country's three main cities kenyans a juicer vote in two weeks time in a rerun of august presidential election which was a nod by the c.p. . or you're up to in all of our top stories but of course if you want to know more this is the place to go al-jazeera dot com is the address but coming up next techno looks at a new technique to save the world's coral reefs are we back off to that in about twenty five minutes time stay with us. coral reefs of the rain forests of the sea prize for their beauty and resources the world over. they are also one of the earth's most fun rable ecosystems a threat to climate change and no place better symbolizes their importance and their plight than australia's great

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen because financial draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributed six hundred eighty three child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in two thousand and sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals and those that the coalition has put in measures in place to improve child protection as the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after the strain keep it here more to come. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. imo they could be out and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube and twenty sixteen the a bowl outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video that was released at the time. right. now. these. amazing video but was it really over after a bola health services in the three countries affected were decimated and doctors and nurses were dead economies were hurt leading to job losses and the survivors of the disease were often stigmati

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen a confidential draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributes nearly seven hundred child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in twenty sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals it also says the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection. britain's prime minister to resign may has been trying to raise morale at her conservative party's annual conference it was an attempt to move beyond the party's infighting breaks it and their poor performance at the election in june but the speech didn't go to plan as our u.k. correspondent barnaby phillips reports she came to manchester hoping to reestablish her or thora to her final day speech was memorable but not as she would have intended an apology for jude's election campaign in which the conservatives lost their majority it went down well i hold my hands are for that i take responsibility i lead to the campaign and i am sorry from there it was downhill a prankster if they did security and handed the prime minister a document implying she sho

state television saying that they've already retaken vast areas in the oil rich region the reuters news agency is quoting iraqi live ten and colonels saying the objective of the advances to take control of the k. one air base and oil fields waste of this city charles trafford has more from a bill in northern iraq. the iraqi military saying that this operation is being spearheaded by the ninth armored division the federal police and counterterrorism units they saying that the thousands of shia militias are very much in a supportive role we understand that this offensive is focused on oil fields to the north the west in the south of that oil rich city of kirkuk and also the k. one a military base k. one military base was taken control of by kurdish peshmerga in two thousand and fourteen after the iraqi army fled and eisel offensive kirkuk is hugely important for the k r g and for the iraqi federal government is one of the two main oil producing areas of this country believed to have around four percent of the world's oil resources and it was taking control of by the peshmerga as i say after the

a spokesman for me to unsung suchi has told the reuters news agency the defacto leader is a pole that the rancher crisis but needs to tread carefully to not inflame the situation. controls the government but not the country's military. and at least two protesters in kenya and that in more demonstrations against the electoral commission police used tear gas to disperse opposition party says in the country's three main cities kenyans a juicer vote in two weeks time in a rerun of august presidential election which was a nod by the c.p. . or you're up to in all of our top stories but of course if you want to know more this is the place to go al-jazeera dot com is the address but coming up next techno looks at a new technique to save the world's coral reefs are we back off to that in about twenty five minutes time stay with us. coral reefs are the rain forests of the sea prize for their beauty and resources the world over. they are also one of the earth's most fundamental ecosystems a threat to climate change and no place better symbolizes their importance and their plight than australia's

breaking news of the advance by the iraqi army towards the kurdish held city of kirkuk the reuters news agency is quoting iraqi of tenant colonel salah saying the objective of the advance is to take control of the k. one airbase and oil fields located west of the city and this comes as kurdish peshmerga fighters gather to the south of kirkuk as tension rises over the disputed region the peshmerga took control of kirkuk in two thousand and fourteen when the iraqi army was pushed out by eisel forces baghdad now wants it back rocks kurdish region held a secession referendum last month and its leaders are pushing for independence but these developments came hours after kurdish leaders meeting to discuss the crisis they've rejected demands by the iraqi government and now the outcome of the independence referendum. we are ready to start a dialogue with to solve problems between us your ject use of weapons according to the iraqi constitution weapons can be used as a means to solve internal problems we hope that weapons will not be used in any areas including in kirkuk puzzle is about is director the

the reuters news agency — quoting the ivorian security minister — has reported that the dead were allitizens were among the injured. the authorities in california are warning that huge wildfires north of san francisco could spread further, as they're fanned by dry, windy conditions. 36 people are known to have been killed in the past week and many more are missing. from california, dave lee reports. these fires have choked california, displacing 90,000 people and destroying more than 5000 buildings. sir, you have got to go! this footage shows a police officer's view on sunday. he was in the safety of santa rosa helping terrified residents evacuated. the next day, the city looks like this. we walk and see our neighbourhood flattened. it looks like a bomb has gone off in our neighbourhood. it's so heart breaking. the smoky air can be smelt as far as 100 miles away. this is where we made all our wines. the harvest was pretty complete. so all of our grapes were in. over there is our press and crush pad. the tanks and that was all outside. obviously you can see it's com pletely obviously y

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen because financial draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributed six hundred eighty three child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in two thousand and sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals and most of the coalition is put in measures in place to improve child protection as are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after the strain keep it here more to come. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. imo they could be out and you're in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube and twenty sixteen the a bowl outbreak that killed more than eleven thousand in west africa was declared officially over people in sierra leone liberia and guinea were delighted to take a look at this music video.

thank you, the reuters news agency is reporting that the jordanian embassy the reuters news agency ishat thejordanian embassy in paris has confirmed that a motorbike exploded outside the jordanian attach a building in paris. that's all the information we have for the moment. it has been confirmed that a motorbike exploded outside the jordanian attach a building in paris. no news with hugh row. let's talk about ben stokes. time is running out if he wants to go to australia the ashes. the on him? good morning, things are looking very ominous for ben stokes on the field and off it. the england all—rounder will be withdrawn from the ashes squad if he remains under police investigation when the tour to australia begins. the 26—year—old was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm following an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september. police have put no timescale on the inquiry and such cases can take months to be resolved. he hasn't been charged with anything yet. it means it is unlikely to be on the plane with england when they leave for australia. england fly out on 2

reporting that troops already have retaken vast areas in the oil rich region the reuters news agency is quoting a senior iraqi officer sandy objective is to regain control of a key and oil fields to the west of the city but it comes as tensions rise over the disputed region the peshmerga took control of chemical can twenty fourteen when the iraqi army was pushed out by isis forces baghdad now wants it back rocks kurdish region held a succession referendum last month and its leaders are pushing for independence. look at its leaders met earlier to discuss the crisis they projected the iraqi government's demand to know the outcome of the referendum and. we are ready to start a dialogue with to solve problems between us use of weapons according to the iraqi constitution weapons can't be used as a means to solve internal problems we hope that weapons will not be used in any areas including in kirkuk. has more now from edibility northern iraq. the iraqi military saying that this operation is being spearheaded by the ninth armored division the federal police and counterterrorism units they

reporting that troops already have retaken vast areas in the oil rich region the reuters news agency is quoting a senior iraqi officer sandie objective is to regain control of the key and oil fields to the west of the city but it comes as tensions rise over the disputed region the peshmerga took control of can of coke in twenty fourteen when the iraqi army was pushed out by isis forces baghdad now once a back rocks kurdish region held a succession referendum last month and its leaders are pushing for independence. has met earlier to discuss the crisis they projected the iraqi government's demand to know the outcome of the referendum and. we are ready to start a dialogue with to solve problems between us the use of weapons according to the iraqi constitution weapons can be used as a means to solve internal problems we hope that weapons will not be used in any areas including in kirkuk. has more now from edibility northern iraq. the iraqi military saying that this operation is being spearheaded by the ninth armored division the federal police and counterterrorism units they saying that

and just in the last minute reuters news agency has reported a french police source as saying that themarseilles was known to the authorities for more crimes. violent clashes between spanish riot police and voters in catalonia have left more than four hundred people injured. the authorities have been trying to stop an independence referendum that they say is unconstitutional. the catalan leader has condemned what he called police brutality after rubber bullets and batons were used. tonight's football match between barcelona and las palmas will be played behind closed doors because of the disturbances. gavin lee is in barcelona. spanish police smashing their way into a polling station this morning in to run. using ourfunds, rubber bullets and forced to keep back voters who stand in their way. after how the spanish guard treated as he says, breaking into our enclosure and stealing computers and treating people the way they did, we're going to activate plan b, taking the ballots outside so all residents can vote. the spanish government has insisted that they are behaving in accordance wit

we should notice the reuters news agency is confirming this cnn story, though with a single source. how unusual is it that these charges or this charge, this indictment under seal by order of a federal judge, the word of it has broken, though we don't know who, we don't know what possible charge or charges? >> well, if word came of it from the grand jury or from the government, that would violate the law. there are grand jury secrecy i requirements. if it came from a defendant or the defendant's counsel, that would not be unusual. so we don't know exactly the source of these stories. it's important to note, brian, tonight we don't know who is charged and we don't know what they are charged for. the fact that the indictments are sealed does not give us any indication into the substance of what bob mueller has convinced a grand jury to find probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed. we don't know if he's charging multiple individuals, multiple defendants or just a single person. and we don't know if it's for something directly kind of at the hot molten core of this inv

yes that's coming from the reuters news agency right let's try again with me can you hear me this time. i can indeed go for it may tell us what you know. when you join us first of all from one route which is in south kensington it's an area where there is a concentration of many launches museums here in the british capital the victorian albert museum just my left a bit further behind me the natural history museum an incredibly busy part of the city particularly on a saturday i'm going to step out of the way right now so i'll come out alex can focus on what's happening with the camera because a roughly twenty cost to local time reports all only really cool very off the main road that home to the pavement area. pulses boy were quick to respond to that his pleas of accommodation on this tree and some security guards and city pins the driver of that vehicle down on the pavement there are courts all several people injured we do not know at this stage how seriously they are what we are seeing right now. a lot of police here clearly police and regular police a cordon has been thank you mark s

a spokesman for the me in mali to understand suchi has told the reuters news agency she is appalled at the range of crosses but needs to tread carefully so as not to inflame the situation mr g. controls the government but not the military she has been criticized for handling of the crackdown on the range a minority in the northern state of rakhine has forced more than half a million people to flee violence to neighboring bangladesh from young gone europe milam now reports. well what's interesting is not just what the reuters anonymous source said but the timing unsung switchy has been under increasing international pressure over her handling of the ranger crisis on wednesday the un came out with a damning report outlining what it's calling a well organized systematic and coordinated campaign to expel the ranger and prevent them from coming back this is from the same u.n. office that called the military campaign a textbook example of ethnic cleansing on friday the un's political chief arrived to mean maher he's here for five days of talks over there or him to crisis so uncensored she ma

to resign now according to reuters news agency the government has banned marches and mass protests on weekdays but last week young protesters set up barricades with bricks and burning tires and threw stones at security forces police responded with tear gas now the hash tags driving the conversation on facebook and twitter have grown since the protests started the top two are togo is standing and togo is awake the messages shared online have not changed since august but continue to gain momentum we spoke to for ria nobody much she's a human rights activist very active online she had this to say we find it's very appalling and offensive that this bites the impasse that we are we over five hundred people who have fled the country at least fifteen that got killed and many others wounded and jailed the president of total has remained quiet and has never not even once address the citizens of this country about the ongoing crisis in togo instead he decides to attend the congress of his political party you need and still he's merely tainted that people have found technology to smear him that

smoke emerging from buildings the major mohammed for saying he's a police officer he's told the reuters news agency that it happened near the national theater mohammad the dough is in neighboring kenya joining us now so we're hearing how mud not one car bomb but potentially a second has just gone off yesterday and we can conform to some of the ten years car bomb attacks in mogadishu one of them up and at the busy intersection in the center of the city near the tomb of the unknown soldier another couple mixed promoted just outside the not too hotel which is just into the national theater us through and through away from the presidential palace and the someone is director of national intelligence who i spoke to just moments ago confirmed to me that three heavily armed. fighters have gained entry into the hotel are currently engaging the hotel security and police in a gunfight. worrying developments out of somalia because if we put this into context mohamed it's a city on edge after several recent attacks and one earlier this month which was the biggest in fact in its history. indeed it is two weeks e

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen the confidential draft attained by the reuters news agency of seven hundred child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in two thousand and sixteen along with dozens of attacks on schools and hospitals it says the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection save the children has welcomed the report says it sees little sign of improvement on the ground. at least fifty people have been killed and eighty others injured by an extra in syria's day as zero province it's not clear who carried out the strikes in the town of. this amateur video reportedly shows the nearby town of mayor dean being bombed u.s. and russian backed forces a separte trying to retake the region from i sill. saudi arabia's king salmaan is touched down in russia for the start of a five day visit it's the first time a sitting saudi monika's ever set foot on russian soil riyad in moscow eager to improve relations despite being on opposing sides of the war in syria or a challenge looks at what could be bringing them closer together. a saudi monarch ha

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen the confidential draft obtained by the reuters news agency attributed nearly seven hundred child casualties to the saudi led military coalition in two thousand and sixteen but it notes the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection the aid group save the children has welcomed the report but says it sees little sign of improvement on the ground meanwhile a family of seven has been killed in an airstrike that hit their home in the yemen sada province it happened in the town of beit came near the saudi border locals are blaming the sound in a coalition for the airstrike saudi arabia's king solomon has arrived in moscow for a five day trip the first set of visit by saudi monarchs russia king solomon will hold talks with russian president vladimir putin the war in syria will be top of the agenda along with financial investments and stab allies in oil markets early chalons has more from moscow. i think the main reason why he's arrived here is because of the changing landscape of middle eastern politics. america is still the pre

blacklist has named saudi arabia for killing and maiming children in yemen dots according to the reuters news agency which says it's seen the confidential reports it says the draft attributes six hundred eighty three child cows will seize to the saudi led military coalition during twenty sixteen and that it's responsible for dozens of fatah acts on schools and hospitals the report also notes of the coalition has put measures in place to improve child protection since early twenty fifteen this saudi led coalition has supported yemen's government in its fight against who is the rebels who control large areas of the country including the capital. the report also block lists the who with these as well as government forces and their militia allies well the coalition was briefly added to the block list last year before being removed by then u.n. chief thank you moon pending a review at the time but accuse saudi arabia of exerting unacceptable pressure let's talk to caroline adding she's the senior conflict and humanitarian advocacy adviser for the charity save the children joining us from london thanks fo

that they will continue to speak only to spain this is according to the reuters news agency we're just hearing this now and he's also saying that for the you nothing changes after the cattle on parliament this is and is also urging spain catalans to favor force of. arguments over arguments of force so that is according to donald tusk the european council president so you were listening to the situation in barcelona with anderson as well as his guest so what's happened in madrid is that the prime minister at my piano the whole way he had this to say listen to what he has to go to if you give the people what i have to say with what the government just started it will take any decision that corresponds with the rules to recover legalities and we'll do that this afternoon you'll have a special minister council meeting later today and the goal i insist is to recover legalities and so i tell every spaniard in every catalan to stay calm. i mean it will bring her and she is joining us from madrid and as we expected heard that we understand that there is a crisis cabinet meeting that will be he

blacklist for the killing and maiming of children in yemen a confidential draft attained by the reuters news agency attributed six hundred eighty three child casualties to the saudi led military in two thousand and sixteen this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to a team which developed a way of seeing the structure of biomolecules a special detail due to the work of exactly bushay joshi frank and richard henderson scientists have an improved understanding of many biological processes and that includes how viruses move through the human body those are the headlines inside stories next. it's a real reconciliation. and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm the palestinian government has made its first trip back to don's after a decade in exile the fattah movement which leads the government was driven out of the strip in two thousand and seven after a last election and civil war with rival hamas palestinian prime minister around the house was welcomed by large crowds and celebrations in gaza city on monday shut down that soft government in gaza last month to pave the way for t

of article 155, that newsjust in on voted in favour of article 155, that news just in on the reuters news agencyd will now move to imposing direct rule, but we do not know the time frame, we do not know the steps it will take we expect there to be a cabinet meeting, and we expect a national generic cabinet meeting later this evening, it might happen at 7pm tonight and could take place here in the senate behind me, uncharted territory utterly here. at the moment that is the latest we have much criticism of the national police, the action on october one, for the referendum, still no official apology from the spanish government, or indeed, recognition of what happened from them or from the king of spain. it was interesting that this was a very strong speech from mariano rajoy, very firm in his position, what is happening in catalunya was utterly illegal, no mention of any apology, or hint that the police response to that was extreme and inappropriate, that was extreme and inappropriate, that did not come what we got was a very strong legalistic argument from mariano rajoy, but also saying that he w

news for the uk. studio: vicki young, thank you. some more information coming through about that meeting between business leaders and the prime minister. quite a few agencies, including reutersincluding the fact that business leaders at this meeting with the prime minister expressed concern about access to talent and staff, after brexit. and indeed during the transition period. with the prime minister apparently telling business leaders that she understood the need for clarity on brexit and the chancellor apparently said that clarity was more important than perfection. and anotherfew lines from this meeting which are being fed out. the prime minister saying that she understands the need to secure mutual recognition of the uk and eu regulations. back came up in the house of commons. a few things coming out which are interesting for us to consider in parallel with the exchanges in the house of commons. let's go live to brussels. and speak to adam fleming. when the prime minister delivered that line, which we had been told to expect today, that the ball was in the eu's court, one wonders what their response will be? we got a response at the midday briefing which is given to jou

this is being quoted on the reuters news agency. e japanese car—maker, to build a new 0ris car in britain. crucially, this is on the assumption that there is a brexit transition period. there are some differences in opinion in government on what this transition period could look like or how long it will be, but we will look into that storyjust breaking for you. a father has lost his high court action against a london ivf clinic over the conception of his child by his ex—partner after their split. he had sued the clinic, claiming that his ex—partner had forged his signature in order to have his child. let's speak to helena lee at the royal courts ofjustice. please explain why the court found for the clinic and against the father. just to give you background to this case, it all took place at the high court earlier this year. this business businessman was suing the clinic because he said they were in breach of contract. what he was asking for was £1 million in costss, because he said he needed that money in order to bring up his daught