is a substantial commitment plus we're getting on on building the western sydney airport the inland ryle and we'll build a railway to from millburn out to tolerate so many other big infrastructure projects and we've been able to do it because of strong economic growth we've also taken a different approach i have they and i reforming liberal prime minister of course we know one of the many difficult political challenges that we face particularly in the coalition has been the issue of marriage equality now we have delivered that same sex marriage is legal we went through a postal vote as you know which was hugely successful again much more successful than many thought and we have delivered that historic reform a very substantial one we've also a stablished a national redress game for the victims of child sexual abuse we've provided record support for mental health services and indeed for health services right across the board whether it is hospitals medicare pharmaceutical benefits scheme none of those things could have been done without the strong economy that we've delivered that child c

alone threats are not helpful and will not get us any closer to solution the boat at the center of the ryle has been stuck in a port on able to dock since monday night with one hundred seventy seven people on board the migrants on board have begun a hunger strike now and with tensions growing even the un is now waiting in in its latest report the organization is all e.u. states to take part in the relocation process and italy in particular to allow all refugees on board the boat to disembark the italian government meantime has now allowed to twenty seven youngsters off the boat. needs to step up in the meantime we thought about maintaining health and human rights standards and. we have allowed miners to disembark a professor of modern european history paolo byrne a danish says the christ is the e.u. has found itself and goes far beyond problems with migrants. well i'm going to do a major write down of the quietness of the looking. and waste goes wild beyond the problem and then my. reorganize. so i think in my only be able to correctly and the other consider instance because some states are

heard on calls on turks to support their currency as the value of the lira plunges amid a deepening ryle with the united states. hello world watch there live from doha i'm on team dennis also coming up a u.s. court orders chemical company monsanto to pay more than two hundred fifty million dollars to a man whose cancer was caused by weak. cameron's government says it'll investigative be.

bbcjournalist rylee carlson is with me. this is escalating now.ada will never hesitate to promote these values. so whatever saudi arabia seems to have done at this point it isn‘t stopping the canadian government from holding true to that. standing their ground and the moment, canada. why is canada making this stand ? what‘s moment, canada. why is canada making this stand? what‘s the connection? the connection goes back to 2012. you mentioned the jailed activist and blogger, raif badawi. canada has been quite vocal in trying to get him released, to force saudi arabia‘s hand in his detention. part of the reason is that his wife claimed asylum in canada and lives there with their three children. she became a citizen earlier this year. the canadian government are very familiar with his case and because his sister is an internationally renowned human rights activist, they seem to have no problem speaking up and calling for the release of both of them. what is at stake for canada, taking this stand against saudi arabia‘s actions? canada, taking this sta