jamie vardy opened the scoring for the foxes with a delightful chipped finish, before riyad mahrez madene scored his 16th goal of the season to bring spurs back into it, but leicester

algeria head coach rabah madjer lost his temper with a journalist and decided to answer for riyad mahreztead. the journalist in question only asked about the team's performance after a 3—0 win. i don't know what the next question was. itjust shows, you have to be thick—skinned. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. more than 20 countries attending climate change talks in germany have forged an alliance to try to move from burning coal to clean up our sources, the first time the international community has met to discuss climate change since president trump pulled the united states out of the paris agreement. roger harrabin has more. we have had notification of the three hottest years on record, a new uptick in carbon dioxide emissions, and today the start of a new report on and today the start of a new report o n exa ctly and today the start of a new report on exactly what we know about how climate change will impact on us, on humans. i'm joined by climate change will impact on us, on humans. i'mjoined by the climate change will impact on us, on humans. i'm j

so tell the middle riyad. up. they all. say. yes. well this is how the. i. was. that. wiki leaks says that the cia wrote code to impersonate. antivirus program. in the putin says the united states is attempting to create problems around next year's presidential election in russia not in response to moscow's perceived meddling last year. the u.s. justice department. registers as a foreign agent before monday the chinese bank accounts could be frozen if it doesn't comply. and saudi arabia citizens out of lebanon immediately after the resignation of the saudi bank the lebanese prime minister who made his announcement from riyadh. good evening money you're watching r.t. international and we'll start this hour with breaking news because wiki leaks claims that the cia's created a computer program that impersonates the antivirus software of the russian company kaspersky lab let's get more details on this story now from our correspondent kelli what else is in these revelations. well at this point we have a new batch of documents from wiki leaks vault a now this new batch is kn

jamie vardy opened the scoring for the foxes with a delightful chipped finish, before riyad mahrez madene scored his 16th goal of the season to bring spurs back into it, but leicester holding on for the win, which takes them up to ninth. spurs, meanwhile, withjust the one win in five in the league. things are going good. the manager says we are still a work in progress, which we all agree with. and wejust progress, which we all agree with. and we just have to make sure that we work hard for him, and take what he says on the training field and ta ke he says on the training field and take it into the games. we will keep the momentum going and we look forward to burnley on saturday. rafa benitez‘s newcastle united came from 2—0 down to draw with west bromwich albion. it is newcastle's first point in five games, but west brom, under caretaker gary megson, missing out on a first win since august. they do move up to 16th, while newcastle go 12th. the bbc understands that alan pardew will be confirmed as west brom's new manager on wednesday. so here is confirmation of tuesday's results. it fin

rope so tell the middle riyad top up. starting on thursday americans who visit cuba mosque now avoid hotels shops to work companies and other businesses on a lengthy list released on wednesday by the trump of ministration as part of a new policy it's aimed at cracking down.

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and some brits will tell the middle riyad. ha ha ha. ha to really negotiate that memory over and over and over again. and again water my kids. screamed. the summer after i turned eight. men ever really knew what to expect from. during a particularly bad swing she went through survived desperate days there and she put us all in the bronco and to the spread drive down of the river. before we got to the river she was just barely robotic. she decided it was time for all of us. to die. my memories of that moment were really in some way. sure that i ever really met my mom again after. strange story out of florida this morning where the mother of three children drove into the ocean off her daytona beach. the pregnant mom spoke of demons before driving into the atlantic. police say they've never seen anything like this. the tiny city of newburgh new york is trying to come to grips with the deaths of three young children who died when their mother drove them into the hudson river among the victims are two year old lance pierre and here's a lovin

jamie vardy got the first and riyad mahrez doubled leicester's lead before half time. break, but spurs couldn't find another and they stay fifth. i think we didn't play the way we normally play, and i think the first half was poor, poor performance, and thenit half was poor, poor performance, and then it is difficult to come back. it is true that the game was very open, but it is true that we started very sloppy, and it is difficult in this way to win games. things are going good. the manager says we are still a work in progress which we all agree with, and we just need to keep making sure we work hard for him, taking on what he says of the training field and taking it into the games. we look forward to burnley on saturday, having picked up burnley on saturday, having picked up nine now. crystal palace earned their first away point of the season with a 0—0 draw at brighton. roy hodgson will be the happier of the two managers — palace had lost all of their last six away games, and let in 13 goals. brighton slip down to 10th in the premier league while palace stay bottom

and some brits will tell the middle riyad. pump up. the. tough. kid the. commanding she. does she don't consume don't jump in doesn't do it on jay dealing with the single and the muslim in that are equal buddhism's is muslim and so what he calls a stance move on. don't we don't see them in the old movies back to those moodiness on the sassoon times out of the us and all the sitting on. their. welcome to worlds apart the vast bulk of international crises has created a situation in which humanitarian commitments increasingly look more like utopian ideals legal obligations faced with meager budgets and the need to help more and more people it's easier to just look the other way or push the problem to a neighbor what does it take to well to discuss that i'm now joined by francesca rocket the newly elected president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies well mr olcott thank you very much for your time and congratulations on the election thank you thank you very much it's probably the worst time to be in charge of the i f r c given both the

brit so tell the middle riyad. i'm. sick laughs all the caliphate in syria for major military forces have retaken the last significant city held by islamic state here on the program daniel whole can destroy the us for a live chat. the longstanding spot between iran and saudi arabia escalates ofter a misawa talk near riyadh airport carried out by the rebels in yemen we look at how the middle east has become a chessboard for the outpost serious and iran. hundreds of u.s. navy servicemen including many admiral so accused of trading military secrets for sex and alcohol child.

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riyad is rolling out an entirely new plan no to create chaos in the region where a recount and lebanon another squidgy of little blue is an easy shot it's a low hanging fruit there is a great momentum right now as i'm speaking this week in saudi arabia to try and create some sort of military strategy against iran to destabilize around or or any of iran's proxies in the region saudi arabia is isolated in the ne in the emerging you'll be the least they've lost in syria because of the feel of the dash project they've lost in iraq i was just back from baghdad and the talk in baghdad is about not bulk and i was stationed but that about iraqi national unity they lost again with the blockade against got there they are losing the war on yemen which is horrifying we then saw of thousands of civilian casualties and supported by the u.s. congress for that matter and using american weapons and u.k. weapons and now they're trying to change the narrative they're bringing the run they're trying to ratchet up a confrontation involving level which is quite in the crossfire and is still is the same old

crisis began when the lebanese prime minister announced his resignation inside the arabia's capsule riyad the decision was televised and was met in beirut with disbelief with many suspecting he'd been pressured by the societies then france's president micron invited to riri and his family to paris where the french leader assured him of his political support off to paris hariri flew back to lebanon for independence day though not without paying lightning visit so the president of egypt and then the leader of cyprus on his way and now he's back in beirut having made his surprise announcement artie's maria from the brings us the latest from the lebanese capital. pool is a surprise but a relief time prime minister hariri has been speaking from beirut for the first time on the lebanese soil in the last twenty days that has been a very turbulent time for lebanon more than two weeks ago mr hariri left the country and he announced his resignation in a televised speech while speaking from the capital of saudi arabia and i draw the kind of crisis here to lebanon and today is speaking after the offi

analysts say has been the failure of saudi arabia to try to divide the lebanese political establishment riyad has long been a supporter of former prime minister hariri however the lebanese president is a known ally of hezbollah a political wing with a political party with a military wing backed by iran meanwhile lebanon's foreign minister has called on saudi arabia to let mr hariri return home. but this situation is on acceptable for lebanon because it violates lebanon sovereignty it's external meddling in our internal affairs our democratic processes this sets a dangerous precedent if we continue down this path it will happen more and more often whenever a government official visits a foreign country that we have very good relations with saudi arabia but it will take a lot of effort on the part of the saudis to try and convince the world that what's happening is nothing out of the ordinary we still want to maintain our high level of relations with saudi arabia so we have avoided any escalation all we want to do is convince your brothers in saudi arabia to give back or better yet let hariri r

silence announced he would be returning home that is our hand would like it if she was speaking from riyad. by just over a week ago. how he stated he would be stepping down as prime minister? say he fed a plot against his life. announcements met with shock across the nation. see if he is the prime minister of lebanon bulky our steps to take a person objects you up what he needs to resigned in light of the law knocks in a foreign country that extend into why will how he. did it claim he's done in august valuabl. remus had been mounting the had eighty was being held in the saudi capital against his well. schools for his returns lebanon women to silence. civic if he doesn't want to be the prime minister of lebanon he needs to come here and announce it eleven because because he's one of us. so yes to come head of say he doesn't want to be one of those. you can do what he wants after that it's just give up but. how did you hit back of the remiss saying he didn't want his farm exposed the risks faced by his own father afi? inin itself a prime minisisr whwho was assassinated in to thousand five.

brit so tell the middle riyad up up up up up. time after time she were going underground a century on from the day of the bolshevik revolution that would arguably save britain from hitler coming up on the show as britain's chancellor for the problem is no way to be seen for an emergency parliamentary question on the paradise papers should britain's head of state apologize for offshoring millions of pounds for aggressive tax avoidance we speak to germany koreans u.k. labor party shadow emergencies minister chris williams and band we asked dorian b.n. deputy chairman of the u.k. just a select committee john howell if minority government needed to raise a maze premiership is sustainable in the wake of what appears to be a new scandal every day there's new figures show in. arming rises in u.k. food bank use award winning director sean baker an oscar nominated actor will devote one what the western economic crisis is doing to the children of the usa all the civil coming up today is going underground but first this week marks one hundr

brit so tell the middle riyad. up up. to the. regular exit says the cia wrote coded to impersonate the russians can suppress the lab anti-virus program. the u.s. is attempting to create problems around next year's presidential election in russia in response to perceived meddling last year. the u.s. justice department america register as a foreign agent before monday. could be frozen if it does not comply. order their citizens out of lebanon immediately after the resignation of the saudi prime minister. by broadcasting. claims that the cia has created a computer program that impersonates the software of russian anti-virus companies. as more. we now have a new batch of documents from wiki leaks that give insight into how the cia operates on a daily basis collecting information now one of the revelations in the new batch of documents shows that the cia has a program for imitating kaspersky laboratory a well known russian software company conspiracy laboratory has been at the center of some scandal recently we had u.s. authorities es

leicester took the lead once again through hard work from riyad mahrez., thanks to peter crouch who is the only player to score over 50 headed goals in the premier league. he had a chance right at the end and could have won it. seven premier league appearances this season. three goals. we can hear from the managers. pleased with the attitude of my placers, it —— players, it was a good game with passion and fight and it was interesting. it is difficult to acceptjust it was interesting. it is difficult to accept just one point away. we have had a lot of chances. it is a good season. i think it is an educating game for us. we showed character. we came back twice against a side like leicester, who obviously want to get their noses in front, because that is their ideal scenario, they can play counter attack with the threats they have got a attack with the threats they have gota and attack with the threats they have got a and you're going to be at risk. so we understood that, but we showed character to go at them and change things around a bit in that second ha

and some brits will tell the middle riyad. pump up. the syrian army and its allies liberate the last stronghold in syria bringing the terror groups and self-proclaimed caliph it. grow into a way station in barcelona it is seen demonstrators blog.

and some brits will tell the middle riyad. up up. global war hawks sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle for food don't. produce offspring to tell you that what we gossip in public by ourselves most reporters today. the cost of advertising tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. as all the hawks along the border would want. good politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to be rich. but you going to be pressed to see what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first city. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death and. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit suicide watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real si

under the leicester fa ns ain't a poorer scoring under the leicester fans at stoke. 1—1 at that stage, riyadovely finish. ben stokes brought on peter crouch, and he was super sub yet again. look at that header, wonderfulfinish, nearly getting the winner, great save from kasper schmeichel at the end. i thought we showed great character, in fairness. we came back twice against a side like leicester, who obviously want to get their noses in front, because that is their ideal scenario. they can play counterattacking with the threats they've got. you are going to be at risk. we understood that, but we showed character to really go at them and change things around a little bit in the second half. and obviously, big pete came on and had an impact, as he always does. pleased with the attitude of my players. it -- it was interesting. it is difficult to accept just one point away. we have had a lot of chances. it is a good season. i think it is an encouraging game for us and the future. tomorrow is a story of the top of the table, we genuinely have a super sunday, we start with tottenham against cryst

reportedly locked up inside this riyad hotel, reportedly locked up inside this riyadh hotel, in great all swept up in what has been called an anti—corruption purge. top of the arrest list is the outspoken billionaire, prince al—waleed bin talal, owner of london's savoy hotel, investor in twitter and apple, friend of prince charles, and now amongst those accused of corruption and abuse of power. the well—funded saudi military is now totally in the hands of the crown prince after the man in charge of the national guard was replaced, removing a possible rival. and he has powerfulfriends. only 32 years old, he's already forged a close bond with the trump administration. he's declared war on both religious extremism and rampant corruption. the shake—up at the top in saudi arabia is unprecedented. it's given this man, crown prince mohammad bin salman, enormous control of the richest arab nation. this matters to the rest of the world. why? because a stable saudi arabia is seen as an anchor of stability in a volatile middle east. but purging so many senior figures so publicly is a risky move.

reportedly locked up inside this riyad hotel, in great comfort, are eleven princes, four ministers andruption purge. top of the arrest list is the outspoken billionaire, prince al—waleed bin talal, owner of london's savoy hhotel, investor in twitter and apple, friend of prince charles, and now among those accused of corruption and abuse of power. the well funded saudi military is now totally in the hands of the crown prince, after the man in charge of the national guard was replaced, removing a possible rival. and he has powerfulfriends. only 32—years—old, he has already forged a close bond with the trump administration, he has declared war on religious extremism and rampant corruption. the shake—up at the top in saudi arabia is unprecedented. it has given this man, crown prince mohammad bin salman, enormous control of the richest arab nation. this matters to the rest of the world. why? because a stable saudi arabia is seen as an anchor of stability in a volatile middle east, but purging so many senior figures so publicly is a risky move. the crown prince may be popular with young saud

a demanded riyad fully implemented measures to ease the blockade on yemen including steps to ensure full fuel medicine reach civilians through the un stilted flow of humanitarian workers are already being allowed back into the water country. the un says the forcible removal of refugees from a prison camp on modest island is shocking and inexcusable papa new guinea police cleared the remaining three hundred twenty eight men from the former australian run site on friday from a silent under thomas reports on thursday about fifty men were removed on friday the remaining three hundred twenty eight were evicted in some cases by force mobile phone footage shot by refugees appears to show police and papua new guinea and immigration officers hitting them with metal bars buses took the men to their new accommodation in the nearby town accommodation australia's government says is ready for refugees say has no power security guards won't let cameras near the facility the refugees can come out and some showed us the injuries they say they sustained in the eviction the poison him a version of from you

brit so tell the middle riyad. up. welcome back to worlds apart with francesca rocca president of the international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies mr rockwood just before the break we touched upon the issue of how the european countries should process people from africa or the middle east who are knocking on their doors and i'm going to ask you about the situation in myanmar later on in the program but i want to use it as a point of comparison because one of the sticking points in the myanmar situation is the proof of origin the demand by the myanmar government that the refugees. provide some sort of documentation to prove that they indeed come from the state i wonder how do you think the western governments should deal with the african then middle east and migration do you think they should allow anybody in even way through without documents and if that's the case how would do you down ensure that the ride of asylum is respected but not abused. look this is. what you and she are for these ideas

riyad mahrez‘s corner eventually found the new man this season, vicente iborra, who hammered it home.since september and new manager claude puell is looking for a second win. they are on course for that. from pub team to the first round of the fa cup in ten years, that's the story of shaw lane association, who are taking on league side mansfield this lunchtime. the part timers from barnsley have ridden their luck at times and had their goalkeeper john stewart and post to thank them, christian pearce has now put mansfield ahead so be sure lane resista nce mansfield ahead so be sure lane resistance was finally broken. this was it. he couldn't miss. mansfield are now ahead. in the racing world, ted, ruby and katie walsh are as synonymous with the jump season as the cheltenham gold cup and becher‘s brook. as the national hunt calendar begins, the family are gearing up for another winning season. richard conway has been to ireland for breakfast with the walsh's to find out the secret to their success. first light and as the jump season gets underway there is a sense of anticipation for the

and riyad where they have a coalition to to check iranian influence.lysts see tehran building right up to the israeli border. >> i think we're setting ourselves up for a major israeli-iranian war unless the united states can definitely a strategy to begin blocking this very rapid and -- and historic expansion of iranian power into iran. >> the proxy has gotten so much influence had lebanon. they have fought saudi coalition and forces backed by iran have with the aid of the central government in baghdad seized control of the oil rich city of kirkuk and transferred 15,000 barrels of oil per day. kirkuk helped against isis aggression in 2017. >> there was a change of direction in washington but not as much as they wanted. >> saudi crown prince has consolidated control in his own country and quietly strengthened intelligence sharing with israel. as a sign of the alliance, saudi arabia pronounced two weeks ago that killing jews and fighting against israel are inappropriate for muslims. >> thank you. >> venezuela's president says executives at citko will be

. >> riyad is calling on the arab league to meet over tensions in iran >>> good morning, everyone ifou're just tuning in, let's show you how u.s. futures are shaping up for today the dow jones looking at another loss for today, at least when it comes to futures we're seen off by 20 points at the start of trade the s&p 500 off by 2 and the nasdaq could fall by just 1 point. let me tell you the s&p, nasdaq and dow jones they all fell between 0.2 and 0.5% last week this is base of a quick and easy tax reform deal were pretty much dashed because we had the conflicting bills or proposals from the senate or the house that will pretty much drive the ratings. we get numbers from walmart and home depot as well as inflation numbers. when it comes to trade on this side of the pond, this is how we're looking. very mixed the ftse 100, that is one of the very few green spots out there we are up by a quarter of 1% this has to do with the weakness of the pound sterling giving a leadership in the u.k. kpet tra dax is way down as well as the cac 40. we're coming off a pretty sharp loss last week 1.8%

leicester took the lead once again through hard work from riyad mahrez, but stoke pulled themselves level late stoke winner as well, but the draw means leicester are unbeaten under new manager claude puel. i thought we showed great character. we came back twice against a side like leicester, who obviously want to get their noses in front, because thatis to get their noses in front, because that is their ideal scenario, they can play counter attack and with the threats they have got, you're at risk. so we understood that but we showed character to go at them and change things around a bit in that second half and obviously big pete's come on and had an impact. elsewhere in the premier league huddersfield beat west brom 1—0 and brighton are up to 8th in the table after beating swansea 1—0. the swans have dropped into the bottom three. there are 27 fa cup first round ties today and three league sides have come unstuck against non—league opposition. oxford city and maidstone are celebrating tonight, as are national league boreham wood who came from behind to knock out league one side blackpool

flexibility before any geneva talks on monday one of the opposition's most anti asaad voices quits riyad his job ahead of the high negotiations committee said his decision was forced after six years of conflicts the syrian war as foreign stakeholders appear to be looking for a way out and asaad is looking more secure than he has in years or a challenge how does iran moscow lebanese prime minister saad hariri has stopped off in cyprus to meet the president there is almost way back to lebanon more than two weeks after announcing his resignation whilst in riyadh earlier he was in cairo where he held talks with the gyptian leader abdel fattah el-sisi prime minister has said he'll explain his position once we were turns home has more now from beirut. sad that heidi this evening was in the age of the second leg of the trip that took him also to paris after he made his resignation in riyadh saying that he is who will be in beirut tonight to attend the national day of independence celebrations which are going to take place tomorrow that is going to be an extremely important moment for lebanon wh

the team's performance after a victory, the coach decided to answer on behalf of leicester city's riyade punchline, don't ask them about the dirty fork. i will tell you about my worst experience later on. as we've been hearing, the zimbabwean president robert mugabe is thought to be resisting attempts to have his four—decade rule overthrown, despite being placed under house arrest on wednesday. let's talk now to richard dowden, a former director of the royal african society. thank you for your time, richard. could you briefly some of you think the situation is as it stands now? i know it is not clear by any means. the situation is as it stands now? i know it is not clear by any meanslj think know it is not clear by any means.” think one of the most significant things is that the army is not trying to take over. it is trying to hold the ring while mugabe leaves and a new president comes in. i think that is very significant. there has been very little violence. people are going to work as usual, well, not today, but they did yesterday. there is an atmosphere of calm. i think that is impor

first—half goals from jamie vardy and riyad mahrez put them 2two up.lark, and an own—goal from jonny evans made it 2—2. england's cricketers have set themselves a curfew of midnight, after recent talk about the team's inappropriate drinking culture. the players have also welcomed the news that ben stokes is potentially going to be back playing. the all—rounder has flown to new zealand to visit family, and has held talks with canterbury cricket club about playing for them. stokes has been stopped from playing for england in the ashes series as he is investigated by police for an alleged assault outside a nightclub in bristol in september. the good thing for him is that he is a little bit closer to australia, it's that time was to come that he was to be able to come and join the squad. but we know no more than that, and hopefully if he can get some cricket under his belt that would be good for him, having had a couple of months away from the game. imean, couple of months away from the game. i mean, there is a curfew of midnight, but that doesn't really a

riyad mahrez put leicester on their way to a 2—1win over spurs last night.om ashley young helped to put them 3—0 up, before two late watford goals made for a tense finish. jesse lingard calmed nerves with a solo goal. west brom missed out on a first premier league win since august — giving away a two goal lead to draw 2—2 with newcastle at the hawthorns. jonny evans' own goal made the result even harder to take. alan pardew is set to be announced as the new man in charge at the hawthorns later today. brighton and crystal palace finished goalless. interim head coach mo marley has given her chances of a permanent role a boost, after a 5—0 victory over kazakhstan in world cup qualifying. mel lawley scored the only goal in the first half on her full debut. before england turned it on after the break scoring four goals in 12 minutes. substitute fran kirby grabbed a penalty, before setting up nikita parris for her first and england's third. there was a process, an application process on the 17th. that's when the time was when i first did it. i agreed to put the cv

and some brits will tell the middle riyad. ha ha ha. the office of public health conducts large studies of the health of american veterans covertly just to studies produce results that did not support the office of public health and written policy. they don't release them. this applies to data regarding adverse health consequences of environmental exposures such as burn pits in iraq and afghanistan and toxics exposures in the gulf or on the rare occasions when embarrassing study results are released are manipulated to make them unintelligible so there seems to be an ongoing struggle between the truth seekers and the government when it comes to. sort of getting to the bottom of the exposure and health a fact that veterans are now experiencing. been an awful terrible experience for. the for the claim itself to the v.a. to. either compensated or to get medical treatment. is going to home. they. are not there no matter what the. most of their employees are angry and surely. they don't want to go in there i always thought that they would hav