as president has reinstated runnels that her must as prime minister seven weeks off to sucking him from the post days earlier the country's supremes court ruled his ousting was unconstitutional its hopes the move will end the major political crisis that has engulfed the country since october first and the polish romantic drama the cold war has scooped the big prizes at the european film awards director pawlikowski acceptance in the woods for the best film best director and best screenplay for his black and white movie it would ceremony was held in the spanish city at seville because. somebody has legal news now and dortmund have extended their lead at the top of the table to nine points up to beating braman a goldman's victory means they are guaranteed to go into the winter break next weekend as the league is here's how they wrapped up a six but does legal win in a row. dortmund were giving out presidents before kickoff a belated official farewell to nouri shocking who joined braman this summer. and there was no shortage of action from the get go dortmund's first big chance came in the

sri lanka's president has reinstated runnel of a crime a single as prime minister seven weeks off to sacking him from the post days earlier the country's supreme court ruled his ousting was unconstitutional it's hoped the move will end the major political crisis that has engulfed the country since october. the father of a seven year old guatemalan migrants who died after being detained by u.s. border agents is calling for an independent investigation officials say there was no sign that jackie calmes kin had any medical problems until i was off she was detained the u.s. customs service reported that she died of dehydration and exhaustion. the european film academy has crowned its favorite films and performances from twenty eighteen and a historical romance untitled cold war by the polish born director pub bell public or ski as the most on as the winners what chosen by more than three and a half thousand members of the film academy is a look at who took away the top prize at the ceremony in seville spain. star crossed love as in war ravaged europe. skis monochrome period romance cold

iran faces fraud charges china has threatened canada with serious consequences unless she's released runnels is following the court proceedings in vancouver and sentence uptight top chinese technology executive beaumont joe will be spending at least one more night in a canadian jail and a judge here at vancouver's court house decided to continue the hearings into tuesday saying he was not quite sure whether the conditions that monk had proposed for her bail could be met the case has roiled financial markets around the world and increased tensions between china and the united states and china and canada and basters from both the united states and canada were brought in to the chinese foreign ministry in beijing over the weekend and given a severe tongue lashing and warned of unspecified consequences if ming is not released one of the sticking points according to the judge was whether mings husband lou shan zone could act as a guarantor that she would not leave the country or break her bail he said he was not sure that that was possible because mr lu is not a full time resident of canada so th

israel and the us sir lanka is parliament has convened for the first time after the reappointment of runnel with what i'm a singer as prime minister he's put together a cabinet he hopes will move the country on from the political crisis that was triggered by his sacking. has been sacked as manager of manchester united following the club's worst ever premier league start a new had been in charge at old trafford for only two and a half years he'll leave with immediate effect the writer of today those are the latest headlines coming up next inside story. hungary's slave labor laws protest says again invents that new legislation which includes forced overtime. is already facing a new sanctions for flouncing rules on democracy how will he deal with growing challenges both at home and the world this is inside story. welcome to inside story. the right wing prime minister of hungary is at the center of yet more controversy they told faced unprecedented disciplinary action from the european parliament a few months ago for breaching core democratic values of the e.u. on the streets of budapest pots o

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israel and the us so long as parliament has convened for the first time after the reappointment of runnel with what i'm a singer as prime minister he's put together a cabinet he hopes will move the country on from the political crisis that was triggered by his sacking just a marine who has been sacked as manager of manchester united following the club's worst ever premier league start let in you had been in charge at old trafford for only two and a half years he'll leave with immediate effect the writer of today those are the latest headlines coming up next inside story. hungary's slave labor protest says again invents that new legislation which includes holst over time. is already facing new sanctions for. democracy how will you deal with growing challenges both at home. this is inside story. welcome to inside story. the right wing prime minister of hungary.

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demand for five billion dollars in next year's budget to build a wall on the border with mexico rob runnels has more from washington d.c. . there is of course a very strong political element to the government shutdown president trump promised during his election campaign in two thousand and sixteen that he'd build the wall on the border with mexico he said he'd make mexico pay for it he's not saying that anymore but he wants five billion dollars to pay for a section of the wall and he's saying that democrats are being intransigent and not coming to the table this despite the fact that the president said he would be proud to initiate the shutdown in a televised meeting with democratic leaders so the democrats' response is to try to paint president trump as being irresponsible and even him it sure using terms like temper tantrums one of the democratic leaders dick durbin senator of illinois said there's no end in sight to the president's government shutdown he's taken our government hostage over is outrageous demand for a five billion dollar border wall and at the moment about eight hundred t

four challenges china has threatened canada with serious consequences unless she's released well rob runnels say it's following a vent force outside the court in vancouver what's the latest in terms of that bail hearing for manning. well making money has offered to have kind of an unusual arrangement whereby she would pay a private security and monitoring company to keep tabs on her essentially if she is let out on bail so it should be wearing electronic tracking device you'd have agents monitoring her twenty four hours a day and she'd be constrained from moving outside of a certain area within of the city of vancouver however the judge is asking a lot of questions about the. that arrangement which is quite unusual and furthermore the federal prosecutor in this case is saying that the monk has no strong ties to british columbia vancouver she's an extreme flight risk due to her great wealth and a number of other arguments it's quite possible that the judge may not rule today there's less than an hour to go before or to germans and it's possible to. the decision on bail may take some other tim

authority to hold office he was installed in october after the president sacked the then prime minister runnel with promising that in a move many considered to be unconstitutional the us president donald trump has asked for pakistan's help to advance afghanistan's talks with the taliban donald trump wrote to the prime minister imran khan saying relations with pakistan were important in bringing the armed group to the negotiating table it marks a change in donald trump's normally tough tone with pakistan just last month q used the government in islamabad of not doing enough to help the us despite receiving billions of dollars in aid money. the speaker of britain's lower house of parliament says the government may be in contempt for not publishing the full legal advice on its bricks that deal m.p.'s from six parties one proceedings to be launched after the attorney general only released a summary the parliament says you should vote next week on the agreement with the european union staying in europe leaders of the so-called yellow vest protest in france are due to meet them on your mac on tuesda

safeguard the country against corruption addressing tens of thousands of supporters at a victory rally runnel the chroma singer thanks those who stood by him during a political crisis lasting fifty one days in el fernandez reports from colombia. planned as a fight for justice this rally in colombo became a celebration of run of the committee his reappointment as prime minister and the man who's been at the center of the two month long constitutional crisis was in his element of it and i am i guess the only people that they were his strength in the historic fifty one days the appointment by president mighty policy to say no of mine the rajapaksa to replace victor messina brought together a fractious united national party angry at what they called a blatant violation of democracy the party and its alliance partners rallied to protect their leader so did party supporters opportunity when lp a pretended we voted against mahinda but the president ought to mean it's that pain the need to defend our rights that's brought people here. it's become missing his fifth time as prime minister he's been car

and failed to repeal the affordable care act since it was introduced in two thousand and ten rob runnels has more from washington. the texas federal judge's actions striking down the affordable care act will set off another round of legal maneuvering that will likely wind up in the u.s. supreme court but the law remains in effect none of the seventeen million plus americans who rely on the a c. a for their health insurance will see any immediate changes president donald trump posted on twitter that he predicted all along that the affordable care act would be declared unconstitutional but it was actually some actions taken by the republican congress and the trump administration last year that led to the judge's ruling though the political fallout from this could be considerable the ca has become more popular with american voters as time has gone on and in fact many of the democratic candidates who ran successfully in last month's midterm congressional elections made health care reform ability a centerpiece of their campaigns democratic representative dancy palosi the leader of the house w

samples the aim of the mission is to dev deep into the regions of the universe and life on earth runnels reports we have arrived. i fives all around at the mission control center as nasa spacecraft cyrus rex moved into position alongside the asteroid benu one hundred thirty million kilometers from earth launched two years ago cyrus rex's mission is to map the giant space rock analyze its chemical make up and bring back some of its material for scientists to study it may reveal secrets about the formation of planets and the origins of life. this is a dark asteroid that we have found and that we're going to hunt down we're going to orbit we're going to take a good look at it and we're going to bring back a sample this is a fantastic mission benu about five hundred meters in diameter is a remnant of the earliest material that coalesced billions of years ago to form the earth and other planets oh cyrus rex will study the asteroid at close range using mapping technology and spectroscope that provide information about what it's made of that phase of the mission will last more than a year then

against iran china had threatened severe consequences of the us canada released money immediately runnels reports now from vancouver. senior walk away executive mung one joe has been released on ten million dollars bail by a canadian court she also has to comply with a stringent set of restrictions on her movements where a monitoring bracelet around her ankle and maintain a team of private security guards who will observe her movements at all times now what happens next is that the united states has until the eighth of january to file a formal extradition request with canada for monk to be given to the u.s. the u.s. wants to prosecute her on charges of conspiring and fraudulent lee trying to breach the u.s. imposed sanctions on iran however the reuters news agency is now reporting that u.s. president donald trump says he may personally intervene with his own justice department in the main case and presumably try to quash the that prosecution if he said it would serve national security interests for the u.s. or lead to a more favorable trade deal with china monks released on bail comes jus