and some of rodrigo duterte's family members are running.eye on how they do? yes, we've seen down the south, his power base, davao, his son is also running for a mayoral election there but we also have to remember that sara duterte is campaigning on behalf of herfather. she is the current mayor of davao and her push is seen as having a dry run this time round for the 2022 presidential election. rodrigo duterte steps down in three years' time and there is talk that sara duterte is being put in place to ta ke duterte is being put in place to take on the reins from her father in three years' time so we've seen a lot of sara duterte in this campaign trail. keeping an eye on things in the philippines, thank you so much. let's get some of the day's other news. an attack on a roman catholic church in burkina faso has left six people dead — including a priest. the government has condemned the shooting — in the northern town of dablo — as a barbaric act which aimed to divide the population. there have been three similar attacks on churches in the las

and some of rodrigo duterte‘s family members are running, as well? close eye on how they do? yeah, we've seen down in the south, his power base, davao, that his son is also running for the — there's a mayoral election going on there. but we also have to remember that sara duterte is campaigning on behalf of her father. she is the current mayor of davao, and her big push is seen to try to have a dry run this time round for the 2022 presidential election. president duterte steps down in three years‘ time, and there's talk that maybe sara duterte is being put in place to take on the reins from her father in three years‘ time, so we‘ve seen a lot of sara on this campaign trail. the world is not on track to tackle climate change and the political will to act is fading. that is the uncompromising message from the un secretary general, antonio guterres. speaking in new zealand, he described climate change as the defining issue of our time. sunita jaswal has more. it was a warm welcome to new zealand for antonio guterres, but his message was direct. the worl

the result will embolden or weaken president rodrigo duterte., modelled on the us congressional format, will largely be seen as a referendum on mr duterte‘s presidency. elaine collado is philippines country director of risk consultancy vriens & partners. a short while ago she told me the election result may not make much difference to ordinary people. what we're looking at for these elections is what we've had the last two years, and since the congress is changing, that will affect how this affects lives. and while right now it looks like there are administration seats that are poised to win, what's important to remember is that a landslide victory doesn't necessarily define the course of national policies moving forward, because policy—making is — it's a very fluid, very complicated, very complex process, and there are so many factors that you need to consider. so, to your question of whether this will affect the lives of human beings moving forward, i think there is also the elections that are stark, but we have to be vigilant in looking at wh

the polls in the philippines, in elections which are widely expected to be a mid—term verdict on rodrigoerte's presidency and these pictures are trending on bbc.com. they show people running, leaping and crawling across a 400—metre stretch of the river blackwater in eastern england. the annual maldon mud race attracts people from across europe, to raise money for charity. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: dominic hinds — a cabinet minister — has conceded that the upcoming elections to the european parliament will be difficult for the conservatives, and that some will see it as an opportunity for "the ultimate protest vote". now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. trombone tariffs, one the us president's top economic advisers contradicts the claim that china plays the levies. mumbai's metro, we meet the woman in charge of the first underground train system in india's financial sector. hello, welcome to this monday edition of asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl asia business report, i am sharanjit leyl. we start with donald trump w

president rodrigo duterte, was elected three years ago on a hard ticket to clampdown on law and ordere to get to see more of his candidates in the senate so he can pass through legislation like lowering the criminal age of liability and also perhaps reintroducing the death penalty for drug traffickers. liberal politicians are aghast at what he is suggesting and say they would like to see a return to human rights based lawn order and also the return to due process. initial results are starting to come through. there have been allegations of vote buying and also machines breaking down but the full results will not be known until the end of the week. official results expected on friday. the actress felicity huffman is in court today waiting to hear what the sentence will be after she pleaded guilty to paying $15,000 to a consultant who helped her daughter cheat on a test for college. the desperate housewifes star is among 50 people accused of being involved in a massive admissions scam. two chinese families were also caught up in the investigation: one allegedly paid $6.5 million to get

millions head to the polls in the philippines in crucial midterm elections that could cement rodrigouterte‘s presidency. the united nations kicks off a major push for climate change, saying "the political will to tackle it is fading." berlin commemorates a key moment of the cold war — it's 70 years since the end of the crippling blockade. and — the future's bright. counting down to the eurovision song contest — and it promises to be better than ever. hello and welcome. president trump says the us is "right where we want to be with china." he's just tweeted again that the us will be taking in billions of dollars in tariffs. on friday, mr trump said that "tariffs on $250 billion of goods coming into the us were being paid "by china". but his economic adviser larry kudlow has been forced to contradict the president, admitting that it will be american businesses and people that will pay. chris buckler has the latest from washington. the white house of course is going to focus on the message that trade talks are continuing and if you listen to larry kudlow today the white house economic a

millions head to the polls in the philippines in crucial midterm elections that could cement rodrigo duterte‘s presidency. the future is bright. counting down to the eurovision song contest, and it promises to be better than ever. the party continues after a day of high drama in the english premier league. manchester city retain their title, ending the season just one point ahead of liverpool. and shooting yourself in the foot. one of donald's trump's key economic aides admits it is us firms that will have to pay for china's additional tariffs. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. this is eurovision week. are you excited? are you a fan that marks this every year, or is this a kitsch event not to be taken seriously? predictions on the winner also welcome. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. hungary's prime minister, viktor orban, is meeting donald trump at the white house later today. he is the latest populist european leader to meet the president ahe

still to come on the programme: allies of controversial philippine president rodrigo duterte come outme: the story of liberty. a museum devoted to one of new york's most famous landmarks opens its doors. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort to help the victims of a powerful earthquake, the worst to hit the country for 30 years. the computer deep blue has tonight triumphed over the world chess champion, garry kasparov. it is the first time a machine has defeated a reigning world champion in a classical chess match. america's first legal same—sex marriages have been ta

people have been voting in the philippines in elections that could see the outspoken president, rodrigor. the president is hoping his allies take control of the senate, which has previously been critical of many of his policies. the bbc‘s howard johnson is in manila. what we've seen today is around 60 million people across the country coming forward from 7000 different islands to vote in these congressional mayoral and provincial elections. what's at stake is the senate. 12 seats to control the senate. 12 seats to control the senate. president rodrigo duterte, was elected three years ago on a ha rd was elected three years ago on a hard ticket to clampdown on law and order and criminality, he would like to get to see more of his candidates in the senate so he can pass through legislation like lowering the criminal age of liability and also perhaps reintroducing the death penalty for drug traffickers. liberal politicians are aghast at what he is suggesting and say they would like to see a return to human rights based lawn order and also the return to due process. initial results are start

allies of the controversial philippine president rodrigo duterte appear to be the main winners in thepporters will gain a majority, clearing the way for duterte to restore the death penalty in the philippines and to lower the age of criminal liability to 12. the senate has until now kept a check on his presidential powers. the editor at large of the social news network rappler, marites vitug, is in manila. she has been watching the election closely. thanks very much being with us. what is the latest you're hearing about these election results? well, it's still a continuous sweep, a suite for the allies of president rodrigo duterte a and we expect them to say this is a vote of confidence for him, his popularity and we expect him, his popularity and we expect him to wrap up his war on drugs, to push, as you said earlier, for the death penalty and to lower the age of criminal liability from 12... from 15 rather to 12. despite the very controversial war on drugs which has seen the deaths of many internationally condemned, he's extremely popular in the country, isn't he? why is that? yello

the polls in the philippines, in elections which are widely expected to be a mid—term verdict on rodrigoerte's presidency and these pictures are trending on bbc.com. they show people running, leaping and crawling across a aoom stretch of the river blackwater in eastern england. the annual maldon mud race attracts people from across europe to raise money for charity. that's all, stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news: a chance to see some of the other prizes awarded at the last night's 2019 bafta tv awards. good evening, and welcome to the virgin media british academy television media awards 2019. the nominations for international. 54 hours, the gladbeck hostage crisis. reporting trump's first year: the fourth estate (storyville). we have a president who is very comfortable not telling the truth. we have a left that doesn't want to hear what the other side has to say, and we have a right that feels the same way. and all of those groups are picking through every story, looking for places where we failed. the handmaid's tale. guys with machine—guns just started shooting from the gallerie

philippines presidents rodrigo to have won a landslide victory in last week's midterm election that's despite criticism of policies that he pursues in the 1st 3 years in office reports. after a bitterly contested campaign lasting 3 months it is official the philippines has elected enough candidates from rodrigo to 3rd his administration to put the senate on their almost full control of the president that's a devastating defeat for the opposition liberal party run by former president being ignored keno its influence has severely weakened over the last few years and the campaign was no match for a well organized administration at the solidified disconcert all for the remaining 3 years of this presidency but many see the electoral process wasn't free and fair there are reports of widespread vote buying across the country and a 7 hour delay in the release of early electoral results has led many to question their credibility. ranging from number one. busy which never happened before. when wrong we'll have. we'll have. we'll have. a. problem our. work program for and the who who were. oppon

rodrigo moreno ampliÓ la ventaja al 33. el bayern munich enfrentaba al lepzig.maciÓn. arantxa: quiÉn dijo que todos los perros son [cof cof] ♪ ♪ felÍx: antes de despedirnos, le mostramos estas imÁgenes que muestran que no sÓlo el hombre puede ser el mejor amigo del hombre, sino que tambiÉn de los gatos. arantxa: asÍ es, aquí no aplica de que parecen perros y gatos. fÉlix: cÓmo les va a tus perritos con los gatos? >> hola quÉ tal bienvenido sea conexiÓn perfora, les saluda jaizubia pedraz el presidente donald trump no sÉ cÓmo lineamientos generales su reforma migratoria que, ademÁs no incluyeron los crÍmenes puede afectar seriamente la economÍa estadounidense apoyar la creaciÓn de extranjeros, altamente capacitados para lograr y estados unidos la propuesta del plan signora por completo a los trabajadores indocumentados quienes hacen precisamente los trabajos mÁs, cÓmo lo que el campo, el nuevo plan de inmigraciÓn de donald trump es el tema principal aquÍ, en conexiÓn california. comenzamos.

rodrigo moreno ampliÓ la ventaja al 33. el bayern munich enfrentaba al lepzig.s son felÍx: antes de despedirnos, le mostramos estas imÁgenes que muestran que no sÓlo ehombre puede ser el mejor amigo del hombre, sino que tambiÉn de los gatos. arantxa: asÍ es, aquí no aplica de que parecen perros y gatos. fÉlix: cÓmo les va a tus perritos con los gatos? arantxa: sin comentarios. srisas] "más noche" y ya comenzamos! hoy tendremos a... gaby spanic, verónica montes, y en la música, fey y pancho barraza. quédense con nosotros en... "más noche". guadalupe: ¿y qué? ¿para qué querían que estuviera aquí, pues? ¿qué se traen? andan bien raros. >> bueno, amor, lo que pasa es que no nos gustan mucho las compañías que frecuentas, hijita. por eso le pedimos a tu hermanito que te presentara a alguno de sus amigos. guadalupe: ay, nel. ¿me quieren emparejar con alguno de los valedores fifís de este? naranjas, yo zafo.

boeing and instead switch their orders to boeing's main rival airbus allies of philippines presidents rodrigo to have won a landslide victory in last week's midterm election that's despite criticism of policies that he's pursued in the 1st 3 years in office alan dougherty reports from manila. after a bitterly contested campaign lasting 3 months it is official the philippines has elected enough candidates from rodrigo to take his administration to put the senate and they're almost full control of the president that's a devastating defeat for the opposition liberal party run by former president being ignored kena its influence has severely weakened over the last few years and the campaign was no match for a well organized administration at the solidified detectives control for the remaining 3 years of isp.

because she writes about philippine president rodrigo to turkey came to a point when did there the himself would. bash me on camera there the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know bashing me online so. the death threats and read threads increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to not gain my attention because once i have i'd be attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reporting of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president himself to tear it to batter not a from cover of presidential events and i mean you can hear news outlet rappler is threatened with closure their c.e.o. has been barraged with lawsuits arrested twice and has posted thousands of dollars in bail political harassment threats of rape detention and unresolved media killings this kind of oppressive environment makes the philippines one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists to work in recently a list of journalists and human rights lawyers at large applauding to overthrow the

millions head to the polls in the philippines in crucial midterm elections that could cement rodrigo the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian, and comments made by the uk shadow brexit secretary keir starmer, who has expressed doubts that any cross—party deal could pass parliament without a confirmatory referendum. the south china morning post says in trade talks with the us, china should reject what the us has put on the table and strike back in business sectors where it will really hurt america. the daily mail leads with comments made by the boss of supermarket giant tesco who has called on internet giants to pay a new sales tax to fund support for struggling high street shops. dave lewis warned that the ‘unsustainable' business rates system was pushing bricks—and—mortar retailers across the country to breaking point. 0n the front of the telegraph, consumers are to be offered smaller food portions and big discounts on food sold after its ‘best before. dates in a food waste revolution aimed at slashing the amount shoppers th

. >> rodrigo es una de las personas dent los videojuegos y pasa unas 3 horas al día frente al televisordice que las responsabilidades no les permiten salir a convivir con sus amigos. >> pero es que por un año tiene problemas de autocontrol y e la escuela con las familias entonces, eso se puede pensar a hablar de este diagnóstico. >> si usted nota que las calificaciones de su hijo están bajando y lo que les interesa son los video juegos debe hablar con él y colocar límites por ejemplo darle permiso de jugar despuésde hacer la tarea. >> para adicción a los videosjuegos es dejar todo noa alguien le gustan los videosjuegos padece de este trastorno y saber que es tiempo de buscar ayuda. >> sí están mucho tiempo allí. >> si usted tiene un gusto por los videosjuegos no quiere decir que tenga un trastorno mental, para más información visite la página web que aparece en su pantalla y ahora de regreso con ustedes al estudio. >> yuy muy buenas tardes por aocmpañenos. >> en san carlos un hombre tsa en custodia policial y había golpeado en la cabeza al joven cuando caminaba en la el ufu herida y nos

rodrigo duterte‘s hoping his allies take control of the senate, which has previously been critical ofof his policies. and this video is trending on bbc.com. and tributes have been paid to the hollywood legend doris day, who's died at the age of 97. the actor and singer made nearly a0 films, starring alongside cary grant and rock hudson. and the top story in the uk. the man in charge of stadium safety at the time of the hillsborough football disaster in 1989 has been fined £6,500. graham mackrell is the first person to be convicted of an offence relating to the tragedy in which 96 liverpool fans died. the trade war escalates, china hits the us with higher tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods. nissen mortars after ghosn. —— nissen motors after ghosn. set to release its earnings after the ousting of the powerful former boss. its earnings after the ousting of the powerfulformer boss. it's tuesday. good morning. glad you could join us. let's kickoff the programme with the ongoing trade war. beijing has now said it will increase tariffs. from the first of june. in response, the us has publ

in the philippines where millions have been voting in the midterm elections and eyes of president rodrigo detested i expected to do well which should strengthen his grip on power half the seats in the country senate up for grabs which means a good result could help to test to change the country's constitution he's also promised to reintroduce the death penalty for drug related crimes as a part of his wider war on drugs has more. his name may not even be on the ballot paper but there's no doubt these midterm elections are all about him this is a referendum on president roderick otu to have today and his controversial rule. millions of filipinos follow their lead and turned out to vote many for the candidates who have his backing because of the i want genuine change of people who will really help our president. you're going to straighten but i also voted for a few from the opposition so there will be checks and balances. when president eternity came in. the crime was cut to 70 percent of the position. but not everyone is happy with a man who proudly launched a brutal crackdown on illegal dr

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lauren: i'm sure we have a picture of your husband rodrigo as well. california. it can be tricky in the month of may, so we had sunshine and warm temperatures and it was just a beautiful celebration with friends and family from all over the world, from all over the country, so we felt so loved and special and it really was amazing. cheryl: fox colleagues were there. carley shimkus able to attend. made the trip out for you. tracee: everyone was okay, we had a few wedding crashers from the hotel. cheryl: people crashed your wedding? tracee: we took care of that but that was fun. everything went smoothly, perfect. i want to do it all over again. cheryl: welcome back. trace -- tracee: thank you so much. cheryl: dow right now is 203, barely off the session lows for the dow in the premarket, s&p is down 22 and a quarter, nasdaq down 70. obviously this is about trade. lauren: we will watch the 10-year, oil, see where this selloff is going and with that, we say mornings with maria, maria bartiromo. maria: thanks for joining us, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the ea

president rodrigo duterte, was elected three years ago on a hard ticket to clampdown on law and orderidates in the senate so he can pass through legislation like lowering the criminal age of liability and also perhaps reintroducing the death penalty for drug traffickers. liberal politicians are aghast at what he is suggesting and say they would like to see a return to human rights—based law and order and also the return to due process. initial results are starting to come through. there have been allegations of vote buying and also machines breaking down but the full results will not be known until the end of the week. official results expected on friday. howard johnson for us there. police in sydney have arrested 13 people after removing greenpeace climate change protesters off the sydney harbour bridge. these cables to suspend themselves below the bridge, holding small banners that read "0ne hundred % renewables. " holding small banners that read "0ne hundred % renewables." and "make whole history." climate change has been an issue for the centre—right morrison government leading up

rallies have been held in the philippines ahead of monday's midterm elections they're seen as a test of rodrigo to test his presidency even though his name is not on the ballot to tat is aiming to tighten his grip on power through his allies and make it easier to push through policies that includes a controversial crackdown on illegal drugs and the return of the death penalty but critics say the president is using violence and intimidation to force voters to back his supporters in the west african nation of been the opposition is refusing to accept the parliamentary election results they were barred from taking part in april's vote and critics are demanding the president as we stand will step down for in days of violent protests reports from katrina. this is the been president wants the world to see not the soldiers patrolling the capital shooting at protesters arresting members of the opposition. here it's a different parade one of been in young elite who for the most part support the man who has ruled for the past 3 years. i think patrice alone is working for our country he's doing the right

allies of the controversial philippine president, rodrigo duterte, appear to be the main winners in electionsill gain a senate majority. this clears the way for president duterte to restore the death penalty in the philippines and to lower the age of criminal liability to twelve. the bbc world service has more on that story. high school students in somalia have been demonstrating in the capital mogadishu over the postponement of their national exams. the government delayed the tests after papers were leaked and sold on social media. the delay applies to students in the 90—odd schools in somalia's main cities under government's control. the bbc somali service is following that story. at least five people have died and ten people have been injured after two seaplanes carrying tourists collided over southeastern alaska. both planes were carrying tourists from the royal princess cruise ship — one holding eleven passengers and crew, while the other had five people on board. more on that story on bbcdotcom saudi arabia says explosive—laden drones have attacked facilities belonging to the state oil

for suppose of clothes in the philippines for midterm elections which could see president rodrigo to tend to strengthen his grip on power filipinos have decided who will fill $800000.00 positions including half the seats in the upper house senate to 10 days a need to have more on eyes elected to the senate which has resisted some of his controversial policies including his crackdown on illegal drugs that speak to demean and to gun whose i correspond who is our correspondent in manila jimmy to this referendum as we've said he's seen this vote is seen as a referendum under 10 how did the voting go and what were the big issues for photos . while foley polls just officially closed at about 60 am local dime that's almost an hour ago but just an hour before that we spoke to poll watchers because there's a major concern about long lines still of vultures waiting to vote outside the precincts and they said that even if the 6 pm part of time happens there is still going to accommodate voters lined up within 30 meter radius of every precinct across the country as you know where the polls start

ressa says she's being targeted because of rappler‘s critical reporting on president rodrigo duterte‘ar we won't get intimidated. 11 cases in 14 months. 11 cases and investigations in 14 months. i've posted bail eight times. in this case, all of our board of directors from 2015 were also included. these are upstanding men and women in our community. they have businesses to run. and to try to intimidate journalists who won't be intimidated, well, that is not a behaviour that we would expect of a democracy. here's lee morgenbesser, a south east asia expert from griffith university in brisbane, who thinks president duterte‘s strong result in the recent elections has emboldened his supporters to intimidate ressa. maria ressa has been trialed through the court system which is quite independent from the senate results that we saw just over the independent from the senate results that we sawjust over the last independent from the senate results that we saw just over the last a few days. i think supporters of duterte will be emboldened by the results of the election and the popularity that he

of the is the drug it is of the devil so i think oh big teeth could it be the philippine president rodrigo to take not very flattering with those teeth certainly a lot of people out on the streets that we can have more pictures coming in throughout the day of course showing you how people are so brave to this day some say it's a day of work as some say it's simply a day of spring this. sun coming up in some parts of the world the flowers start to grow again these are live pictures of people on the street from manila manila. for the heat this may be what you are doing today have a great day and thanks for watching off the international. they can come and blow our brains out at any given time if we can't really do anything actually america is the only country in the world where you can kill people. wore it legally get away with. all the fire crawls stillbirth all the trouble here's the point it's hollow flying to k.k.k. what exists because america wants it to exist they have the biggest terrorist group to ever operate in this country and they're dead to me they're worse all the people who de

and the philippine daily inquirer broke the news that president rodrigo duterte has approved the publicection seized from the former first lady imelda marcos. the collection‘s value is estimated at $13.5 million. mr duterte has asked that all the money be used to benefit the philippine public. it is just over a month since supporters of so—called islamic state launched a wave of suicide bombings in sri lanka. more than 250 people died in a series of attacks on churches and hotels used by foreigners. since then, more details have been emerging of the terrorist cell behind the attacks and the missed opportunitues to stop them. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani has been looking into the case of a local muslim politician who has paid dearly for helping to investigate the extremists. paralysed on his left side and unable to speak, mohamed razik tasleem was one of the first victims of an extremist network that would go on to strike terror in sri lanka. the muslim former local politician narrowly survived an assassination attempt in march. it all began when radical islamists struck his hometo

president rodrigo duterte is very popular here in the philippines so we went to subic bay and ask peoplehought about the issue? for six years, it has been too long, and it is now the time to get the rubbish out. i am happy about it, you know, because in the philippines there is a lot of trash here already, so we don't need someone else's trash. i think president duterte did well, in that decision, to move the garbage back to canada, because it is the only president to do that. president duterte's efforts here have obviously gone down well but also we are seeing in malaysia that the environment secretary there said they were looking to repatriate 3000 tons of waste to westernised, developed countries, and we will see in the months ahead canada receiving its rubbish, australia and hong kong are in the sights of these countries, that there is more rubbish to be shipped back. we will keep watching that and update you as theissue keep watching that and update you as the issue becomes bigger in the region. thanks forjoining us. chelsea have beaten arsenal by four goals to one in the europa lea

official results from the philippine mid—term elections have confirmed that president rodrigo duterte'sl of the country's congress. it's been more than a week since an estimated 60 million filipino voters went to the polls in what was largely seen as a referendum on mr duterte's first three years in office. let's get the latest from manila and the bbc‘s howard johnson. last time i spoke to you at a polling station, the result of through and it is looking good for the president. three is ago president duterte was elected to clampdown on drugs and criminality in this country. lots of condemnation from international human rights groups and organisations about this war on drugs that we have seen here, thousands of people killed in drug operations by the police was not but that didn't stop the nation of the philippines coming to vote for president duterte's senatorial candidates was that we have seen a clea n candidates was that we have seen a clean sweep. one of the opposition candidates managed to get a seat was not that means he will now control the agenda when it comes to legislation. in

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boxes usually from loaded with rape and death threats because she writes about philippine president rodrigo detective came to a point when did their the himself would. be on camera there the kind of emboldened his own supporters to do you know online so. the death threats increased exponentially it's almost as if he's saying it's better for you to not gain my attention because once i have i pay attention to you you could be humiliated. so he was like making an example out of not as critical reporting of the administration angered the president's supporters and the president in so. bad renate from covering presidential events you know you've been here news outlet rappler is threatened with closure their c.e.o. has been barraged with lawsuits arrested twice and has posted thousands of dollars in bail political harassment threats of rape the tension and unresolved media killings this kind of oppressive environment makes the philippines one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists to work in recently a list of journalists and human rights lawyers at legit plotting to overthrow

avian waters if the country doesn't take it back from the philippines that's the warning of president rodrigo to tara today will has vowed to start shipping the troth trash to ottawa by next week despite canada's plea for more time the spat reflects part of a wider trend of rich countries using poor ones as dumping grounds for garcia for parts. few of us ever wonder where all our trash goes plastic bottles old t.v.'s baby diapers you put in the bin and poof it's gone says recycling it even feel good about it but it doesn't disappear it isn't all recycled much of it shipped away for poor people to deal with. obviously canada is not taking this issue nor account you seriously the filipino people are grimly insulted about canada treating this country as a dump site imagine the surprise in the philippines when dozens and dozens of recycling waste containers they got from canada turned out to be packed with just trash household rubbish diapers that sort of stuff recyclable obviously this happened half a decade ago and it took the filipino president threatening armed conflict to get canada to take

ressa says she's being targeted because of rappler‘s critical reporting on president rodrigo duterte'sget intimidated. ii it is clear we won't get intimidated. 11 cases in 14 months. 11 cases and investigations in 14 months. i have posted bail eight times. in this case, all of our board of directors is were included. these are upstanding men and women in our community. they have businesses to run. and to try to intimidate journalists who won't be intimidated, well, that is not a behaviour that we would expect of a democracy. to discuss this further, i'm joined by professor eduardo araral from the lee kwan yew school of public policy's centre on asia and globalisation. professor, thank you forjoining us. you accept the pressure on the media to be relaxed or intensified now that president duterte's al—azhar done well? i don't think the recent election has any bearing on the media. the case against maria ressa is already in the courts and the senate or the congress cannot say anything. so the courts will take the time to hear the case of maria ressa and the philippine president will proba

contested campaign lasting 3 months it is official the philippines has elected enough candidates from rodrigo to 3rd his administration to put the senate on their almost full control of the president that's a devastating defeat for the opposition liberal party run by former president being ignored keno its influence has severely weakened over the last few years and the campaign was no match for a well organized administration to solidify the 3rd disc and show all for the remaining 3 years of this presidency but many see the electoral process wasn't free and fair there are reports of widespread vote buying across the country and a 7 hour delay in the release of early electoral results has led many to question their credibility. ranging from number one wasn't really what we were not doing the little holding which. was. which never happened before or. we're wrong america will have we will have. will have. but a growing. problem are. we're programmed to move from the core and the one who are ok. opponents say he is growing relationship with china is a threat to the country's sovereignty and his s

allies the philippines president rodrigo determining appeared to be leading in the midterm elections according to unofficial polls forcing stations cause late on monday and what's being seen as a referendum on the president and his most controversial policies more seats for his allies in the senate could mean less resistance says he tries to push through new legislation. the united nations says a severe droughts in angola is pressing thousands of children at risk off starvation many of them are being treated for manju tristian president joe lawrence saw the curd a state of emergency in january with us or as the reports. these health workers in angola are trying to save the weak vulnerable and hungry it hasn't rained properly in months and some of these children are severely malnourished the united nations says more than 2000000 people in the southern poverty of can any urgently need food and water and there are fears the situation is going to get worse. not hearing food in the community and in the families directly affect the children because their own families we have little food re

rodrigo duterte‘s hoping his allies take control of the senate, which has previously been critical ofy of his policies. and this video is trending on bbc.com. tributes have been paid to the hollywood legend doris day, who's died at the age of 97. the actor and singer made nearly forty films, starring alongside cary grant and rock hudson. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. stonewall was founded 30 years ago to campaign for gay and lesbian rights. when my guest today, ruth hunt, became its chief executive, she extended its work to include the trans community. but many stonewall members have been upset at the line the leadership has taken on gender recognition, that anyone can declare themselves to be male orfemale, and at their refusal to share a platform with anyone who disagrees. is this coalition, which has been at the forefront of gay liberation for decades, now in danger of tearing itself apart? ruth hunt, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, hello. now, stonewall could have argued that it should be easier for trans people to have their chosen gender recogn