called mr salvini ‘his hero‘.prompted a public prosecutor to launch an investigation for illegal detention and abuse of power. earlier we spoke to our correspondentsjenny hill in berlin and james reynolds in rome. james, we‘ve just seen there in that piece the sort of pressure that there is on processing centres, both in greece and in italy. tens of thousands of migrants still stranded in these countries. and for all the good intentions that were expressed recently at the brussels summit, not much has changed. is that why perhaps people like matteo salvini are rising in the polls? i think that is why he is in power. it is the cumulative effect really of so many years of migration, more than 600,000 people reached italy‘s shores since 2014. which by and large put matteo salvini in power. and the words he spoke sincejune, when he became the interior minister, the de facto most powerful man in the government, have seen his position rise. he has been to libya, he took an italian air force jet to libya, tweeting pictur

well sicilian prosecutors have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister mateo salvini over his refusal to allow more than one hundred rescued migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship it's been stuck for ten days in the syrian port city of qahtani and salvini originally said the migrants would not be allowed to leave until the european nations agreed to take them in but on saturday evening he announced they would descend back in the coming hours and joining us now from rome is journalist philip williams phillip it's good to see you so is this the first time in its city that a politician will be investigated for his role in forbidding migrants to enter the country. for this specific crime i don't think care. ever be another similar case clearly the phenomenon of mass migration across the mediterranean is relatively new last four or five years. old and it's only new government staying in power not much more than two months that is taking this very hard look that has led to a standoff and the. people being cooped up on board the ship for a total of ten days since they were fir

interior minister matteo salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing my quest rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvini only allowed people to disembark after five days on board when albania ireland and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants. german turkish journalist. who has returned to germany after being jailed in turkey for seven months on terror related charges she vowed to continue fighting for colleagues imprisoned in turkey crackdown after a failed coup two years ago tony who was freed last december but not allowed to leave the country and till now. the u.s. playwright neil simon has died at the age of ninety one in new york the tony award winner was one of broadway's most prolific and popular writers his hits include the odd couple the sunshine boys and barefoot in the park much of his work focused on every day struggles of the middle class. a memorial service will be held for john mccain next saturday his office has announced a u.s. senator and former presidential candidate will be laid to rest the following day mccain died saturday at the age of e

and that is some of the other stories making news around the world italy's interior minister monti salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvini only allowed people to disembark after five days on board when albania ireland and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants. in taiwan at least six people have been killed and thousands evacuated from their homes after days of heavy rainfall flooding hit forty seven areas inundating houses and submerging vehicles taiwanese leader it will be a lie visited the area and apologize to angry residents who criticize the government for failing to come to their aid. more than three hundred south koreans have traveled to north korea to meet their long lost relatives it's the second round of temporary were unions of family members separated by for decades by the korean war earlier this week about two hundred other south koreans went to the scenic diamond mountain resort for similar reunions. to zimbabwe now where the president who's now been officially inaugurated has called on the cou

and obama trying to break the salvini wants to bring into the out of europe. further south near rome those caught up in solving these new hardline approach after being prevented from disembarking the it's having coast guard ship to chelsea for five days last week about one hundred migrants arrive at a catholic church facility the standoff between it to the in the e.u. is over in this case but it's only a matter of time before the next migrant ship arrives and southey has made it clear he's prepared to lock horns with brussels again. let's bring in his band record he's following the story for us from brussels hi baird so what does this vowed to work together on a hardline approach actually mean what could it look like. this is a really mr obama but certainly try to drum up support among populist governments in europe and among right thing parties in europe to form and migration coalition of the willing if you will and they're quite successful they already have poland the czech republic slovakia austria in this came been also germany is getting closer the german

seems it works east stopped the flow of immigration to hungary coming from the east and the center salvini something is very emotional so the meeting of one very well between the two men and i think they have good chances of feather aging of bringing together all the populists in western europe across australia will follow a group of visit poland and other countries will follow as well but in all other countries from sweden where the screen democrats in in week's time of the elections can probably get twenty twenty five percent of the vote or to france or even spain now you have many populist swap fed up with the policies of migration or the absence of policy of migration of europe since two thousand and fifteen they have not been able to do anything you know and one mr dean mighell of the of the vice prime minister in the government of chief was telling one a study miles said if it continues we will not pay out june to the european union

that the syrian prosecutors have opened an inquiry into italy's interior minister that's material salvini over rome's refusal to allow more than one hundred migrants stuck for ten days on a ship in a port in sicily to disembark but now says he'll allow them to leave they'll be allowed to leave in the coming hours and we'll have more on this story as it develops but just to repeat that this is zealand prosecutors have opened an inquiry into the country's interior minister matteo salvini here in germany chancellor angela merkel has been. where she hopes to improve economic ties particularly in the energy sector the country in the caucus is a major producer of natural gas and a key pipeline being built could pump into could pump into europe and reduce reliance on russia but that could be complicated by azerbaijan's human rights record and its bitter dispute with neighboring armenia. the german chancellor was welcomed by an azerbaijani honor guard but president ilham aliyev didn't welcome everyone americans delegation parliamentarian ah but violent a member of merkel's party was not allowed i

country and east stopped the flow of immigration to hungary coming from the east and the central salvini the meeting why don't very well between the two men i think they're on the same wavelength basically it's that together they want to try to stop the inflow and i think it could be stopped very rapidly if all countries show clearly that europe doesn't want any more of that language. video of police beating a man in california has gone viral and provoked reaction from thousands of internet users and recording shot on facebook reportedly shows three police officers striking a bleeding man lying face down in front of a restaurant should warn you you may find this disturbing. you know. oh. yeah. the incident occurred last friday and it's a place so close to san francisco a local police responded to the call of a fourteen year old girl who said a man was holding her in a car against her will when officers arrived a twenty two year old man tried to escape and was detained by police put him face down on the pavement and ordered him to show his hands and the man was hiding one of his arms unde

thousands have rallied in italy against the meeting of deputy prime minister my salvini are hung garion prime minister viktor orban the politicians are known for their anti immigrant politics and plan to discuss a new strategy for europe in dealing with migration security as well as other issues. so the current situation is like that there are two sides one is led by man alone who is supporting migration we are on the other side trying to stop illegal immigration this issue is strongly debated inside the european people's party and we want our line to be accepted. that we're asking for collaboration first of all from the large countries the countries that share a border with us like france the first person who should show his sensitivity and solidarity is the french president by reopening the border at ventimiglia and he can do so even tomorrow morning. so we need is also if there is interior minister has already taken a hard line against continued migration most recently the migrant rescue boat did shotty was blocked from disembarking in italy for ten days so the whole took those on bo

so they have done nothing to help italy, which is probably why mr salvini is so popular?aly in a way he used to campaign against southerners in italy. he has stopped criticising southerners and now criticises brussels. the eu's weakness is on display because every time a boatload of migrants, the eu has to work from scratch to work out who should housed them. it has happened several times before, there has to be several days of arguments and essentially, in the end, several countries will take we will take about 15 or 20 each. it may happen in this episode as well but it is a slow process and it involves plenty of threats. james reynolds, thank you forjoining us. us national security advisor, john bolton, said today he has warned his russian counterpart, that washington will not tolerate interference in november's mid—term elections. this week facebook and twitter told us they have removed hundreds of fake accounts from their platforms linked to russia and iran. in 2016 these accounts were largely targeted at americans, but this time they were also aimed at people in lati

still searching for survivors italy's deputy prime minister and the far right politician the taro salvini has called on the company that runs the bridge to be held accountable is also implied the european union is to blame. rescue efforts in general this morning. firefighters and doctors worked throughout the night pulling survivors out of the rubble they're hopeful they'll find more but they're also facing the grim reality recovering the dead. emergency workers say the most difficult part of the rescue effort is still to come. and put together from this evening we will start moving some of the biggest segments of concrete from the collapsed bridge in order to create new spaces for our teams to enter and check for other survivors as well this is going to be gotten the question. of their persona. when there were any motorway bridge collapsed dozens of vehicles plummeted to the ground killing and injuring many and leaving behind a huge gap in the city's bridge. after seeing the collapse but for himself italian prime minister two separate content was somber. from what i have personally ascer

mr salvini said he welcomed the chance to explain his actions.tely and called on eu countries to urgently take them in. three men have been rescued and two remain missing after a fishing vessel sank in the north sea. two lifeboats, a coastguard helicopter and other vessels are searching for the men after their ship sank 25 miles north—east of great yarmouth, in norfolk. the rescued men had been on a life raft for four hours before they were spotted by a cruise ship. david bowie's one—time mentor, lindsay kemp, has died at the age of 80. the dancer and mime artist choreographed the singer's ziggy stardust concerts in london in 1972. he also taught kate bush, and appeared in the cult horror film the wicker man. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaster and journalist, penny smith, and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times. that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather. iam not i am not going to say the a word.|j have said it already, don'

and obama trying to break the salvini wants to bring into the out of europe. further south near rome those caught up in solving these new hardline approach after being prevented from disembarking the it's having coast guard ship to chelsea for five days last week about one hundred migrants arrive at a catholic church facility the standoff between it to the in the e.u. is over in this case but it's only a matter of time before the next migrant ship arrives and south he has made it clear he's prepared to lock horns with brussels again. let's bring in our correspondent ben breaker and he is following the story for us from brussels hi there good to see you what does this vowed to work together between italy and hungry on a hard line approach actually mean what could it look like. gathering support the european union among many member states already of poland the czech republic slovakia austria in this and the migration campaign notes of germany is shifting actually the german interior minister as a whole is also on the same subnet when they met a couple of weeks a

well you see the problem with my car is that this very particular salvini points out because salvini is willing to send as many my guns to france as they want but they're not long then so it seems to me it's a very book a ticket position isn't it i mean nice is ok we are for migration but you see the bottom of it to be in hungary are we different hungary has never been a colonial bio they are nuts response equal for the wars in the middle east they're not treaty you know active and then why should they accept my guns i don't know i mean there is no maybe you can save a charity but then they would say well maybe we have other problems to solve first italy is a bit different but he did the ask dick and in one hundred so it seems to me that now this is well it's enough and then the other counties will take them with a dancer is very critical on the other hand i think that the problem is largely secular she can because people are worried that if you let my guns in then they will come by the millions of the tens of million and we'll be all know when in actual fact it's not that she one hu

now we will shift gears to italy that's where the deputy prime minister matteo salvini is being accused of spring racist attacks often repairing to quote pay tribute to the fascist dictator when he was so many andrew well tell us more about that story and your yeah this is a big topic in italy right now dream with some speaking speaking of a racism emergency in the country and as during said commentators are pointing the finger of blame towards one man the deputy prime minister. and his agenda as you see here on his facebook cover photo of italians first now so he has cracked down on refugees and migrants since his populist coalition government between the league party and the five star movement came to power in june and since then he's pushed a zero tolerance approach on immigration and of course as you probably know close its hellion ports to migrant rescue boats now last week the leading catholic weekly famiglia christiane of ran this cover page called calling salvini the devil the text here on the cover reads go away salvini that's a play on a comment from jesus saying go away satan

immigration across europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matto salvini met in milan to cement their political ties they say they'll make migration the central issue in european elections next year. u.s. president donald trump says google is promoting negative news articles about him by rigging its search engine in several tweets.

commission to stop migration his comments came after a meeting with the tell you interior minister matteo salvini orbán praised me for being the first senior figure in europe's mediterranean countries to prove that it is possible to stop migrants arriving by sea prosecutors at the international criminal court are calling for the conviction of former congo warlord basco into gonda on charges including murder rape conscripting child soldiers and sexual slavery into gonda faces eighteen counts for his role in the deadly conflict in the democratic republic of congo congo fifteen years ago he denies the charges washington says the international court of justice has no authority to force the u.s. to lift it sanctions against iran iranian lawyers have demanded that the u.n. court stop economic sanctions really imposed by washington over tehran's nuclear program the u.s. state department says the same sions are a matter of national security. thousands of fans are expected to line up in detroit michigan over the next few days to pay their last respects to so legend aretha franklin the singer's body is lyi

italian prosecutors have begun investigating that country's interior minister far right leader mateo salvini for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily the investigation is focusing on charges of illegal confinement illegal arrest and abuse of power the migrants have been stuck on a tele and coast guard vessel in the port of the tanya for five days on saturday it only began allowing them to disembark. wary sick many on hunger strike the migrants on board the dish shotty are finally allowed onto dry land stuck in catan has harvest since monday they're exhausted and many are traumatized after their journeys. are going to try their little know what i want to do some are as we've heard in humane stories of female suffering for example a twenty two year old eritrean woman who says it took her two years to get here and she was raped every step of the way. she behaved lots of money to traffic is and has a bullet wound on her hand. for the mother for the model the italian government had refused to let them off the boats until other e.u. states agreed to take some

in interior minister material salvini is under investigation for his role in preventing migrants rescued at sea from disembarking in sicily salvia only allowed people to just five days on board when albania and the vatican agreed to take in the migrants . in taiwan at least six people have been killed and thousands about. from the. heavy rainfall flooding hit forty seven areas in one day and submerging vehicles. live visited the area and apologized to angry residents who have criticized the government for failing to come to their aid. tributes have been flooding in all morning for us senator john mccain who died overnight at the age of eighty one he'd been battling an aggressive form of brain cancer since july of last year on friday his family had announced he discontinued any further treatment for a long military and political career mccain passed away at his ranch surrounded by his wife and other family members. he was a towering figure in american politics john mccain spent more than three decades in the u.s. congress looming large in debates over war and peace and the moral direction

if a design flaw or improper maintenance might have caused the disaster interior minister material salvini though seen here on the left has been quick to blame al to strut of the managing company of the highway. that they don't allow to strata has refuted the claims the company's c.e.o. has said they'll create a fund for the victims' families. that if he can get it off the top no money in the world can bring back their loved ones officials in kerala are pleading for more help as monsoon floods inundate much of the southern indian state and the death toll continues to climb the state's chief minister says three hundred twenty four people have died in what he's called the worst floods in a century india's military has been called in to help the relief efforts. rescue teams are continuously being called out here more often than they can keep up please others drag themselves to safety in whichever way they can. this is now a full scale military operation a human chain of soldiers passing basic supplies a grim make shift bridge for these villages who've sought higher ground in the treetops. tho

giuseppe conti confound the catholic church will take in one hundred is interior minister imitator salvini is under investigation by sicilian prosecutors he's accused of the illegal detention of the migrants and abusive office responding in a social media post he said if you want to interrogate me or even arrest me because i defend the borders and security of my country i'm proud and i look forward to it . italy's populist coalition wants to reduce the flow of migrants to it shows which have seen more than six hundred fifty thousand people arrive since twenty fourteen . sports now and the new bundesliga season got underway this weekend and saturday's. defeat leverkusen a club expecting to go far in the europa league this season indeed leverkusen as you then brown things his club should challenge for trophies like the german comp and the europa league. germany coach yogi love was on hand to see if you could back up his bullish comments with a big performance. and in the early stages but fed leon bailey whipped in a cross only for lucas a lot easier to stumble while trying to add the finishi

the migrants were rescued five days ago by the italian coast guard interior minister but they were salvini once guarantees that other countries will take the migrants and charities have called italy's stance quote inhumane. more than a million people have now taken refuge in relief camps after floods in the southern indian state of corolla two weeks of torrential rains submerged much of the state the rescue operation is starting to wind down with the death toll standing at more than four hundred. of those security forces have fought off a major militant assault in the heart of the capital kabul reports say all the attackers were killed in the heavy fighting that followed rocket attacks it came as president he was delivering his holiday messages on the first day of eat a major religious festival for muslims. it was supposed to be a peaceful day of worship in kabul but the cum didn't last long. in the morning militants fired a number of rockets towards the presidential palace as president gunny was delivering a speech to mock the muslim celebrations of aid. to that ok if the insurgents think

ultimately they were allowed to disembark and the sicilian prosecutor launched an investigation again salvini for abuse of office kidnapping and illegal arrest he denied the accusations that saying he was protecting his country well independent journalist lucre of a believes the meeting between the hungarian and italian politicians could test an example for the rest of the. remember mr orban in the last few years was presented as the elite duckling in europe you know the crazy guy all the fascist even by some of those he's very popular in his country and east stopped the flow of immigration to hungary coming from the east and the central theme in the meeting want very well between the two men i think they're on the same wavelength basically it's that together they want to to to stop the inflow and i think it could be stopped very rapidly if all countries show clearly that europe doesn't want any more of that language. we have more news after a short break. you know world's big partners do things a lot and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refu

those on board are illegal immigrants and he won't allow them to set foot on a talian soil motos salvini wants other european union nations to take in the refugees news hour in twenty five minutes time right now back to what it's. live at home. watching live. lives. such luck lucky . lucky . lucky or or . political will have a. window. or case. there's you don't do it all blown up under your torch walls and go to war he doesn't want to be familiar. again and then took a guess with the. clinch i was hooked on no have to hunt them to hit on something that doesn't want to. get you heard it will hurt their bones but would you go. topless high. my dad really put on some do a little bundle pollution down there you monk i'm missing the cut you mom had just shown you watching the program was monday august. you get to the turn off. moment i could say on my time of course. i. want to come to camilla caught in a tree yonder get. on or leave. this is initially took. because he was in his interest you meant to see george lucas come. horses and then you look at sarkozy who is he to me meeting told old

find out if a design flaw or improper maintenance might have caused the disaster interior minister salvini though seen here on the left has been quick to blame out a straw to the managing company of the highway. that they don't want to strata has refuted the claims the company's c.e.o. has said they'll create a fund for the victims' families. but if he did no money in the world can bring back their loved ones let's bring in a correspondent fit when he's standing by in rome now. good to see philip now the operators of the bridge out toss that out that they have now spoken that promised the victims and their families financial aid what will this look like . oh yes they've indicated that several million euros made available for the families of the victims and also people who've lost their houses as a result of this disaster and they say that they're also prepared to make available around half a billion euros had to quickly demolish the remains of the bridge and build a new bridge the entire process to last about eight months it would certainly be an extraordinary seat if they were able to ach

transport minister is also expected the deputy prime minister met there salvini has been talking about the matter says everybody who is responsible for this disaster must be held accountable and we need the names and the surnames of each and every one of them now and that's not going to be an easy matter and i'm sure it's going to take quite some time but of course if he will be mourning many dead due to this disaster and now the question is how many more bridges and how many more highways in this country are unsafe to travel there was an incredible report today of a young man a thirty six year old who was in his car was on that bridge the bridge collapsed and the car is destroyed but he actually managed to come out of it alive and he stepped out of his own car on his own without the help of all of the emergency workers that he sent a text message to his dad saying dad i'm safe i was on that bridge the bridge collapsed i fell all those meters and yet i'm safe i'm alive it's an incredible story the have also managed to come out alive the survivors are being taken to the nearby hospitals

i think the prime minister will have to show his best negotiating skills to make sure salvini and dimaio don't split the issues la liga has always been in favor of the high speed train to turin, the five-star movement has been against it. there's also various other issues where they are in disagreement with one another. >> one of those is whether the public sector, the state, could be any better at performing some of these functions, operating highways in italy than the private sector there's a huge fragmented sector in place for italy's roads, bridges and tunnels. the idea put forth by people, do you think that will be more useful for italians, italian taxpayers to have the state operating the entirety of this network? >> well. two things to say on issues like this first of all, it's -- you know, it's an old issue as to whether these sorts of things will be better run by the state than by private companies. at the same time there's an issue of bearing in mind that italy is part of the european union and has to take into account european union law, the freedom of services. it would be pr

some of the group local prosecutors are now investigating mattio salvini for abuse of office kidnap and illegal arrest. peru has imposed new entry restrictions to try to limit the flow of migrants from venezuela the peruvian government says asylum seekers must now carry passports previously they could enter the country using just a venezuelan national id card but in a sign says reports with the peruvian city of tom bers on the northern border with ecuador. hoping to escape the economic hardship gripping the country desperate venice will answer pouring into beatles world with it whether by bus by car or by foot before saturday's deadline meant to tighten in tree requirements. fifteen year old joined the biddies traveled more than four thousand kilometers with some members of his family he says he never imagined leaving venice when we did that work at the my lab we were at the best time of our lives with friends school family but we had to leave to find a better life in venezuela we were hungry separated from their families with a risky future ahead cinelli for the biggest venture down th

mr salvini is under investigation for his role in the stand—off, after sicilian prosecutors opened anconfinement and abuse of power. hundreds of venezuelans have been allowed into peru, just hours after the country said that anyone crossing the border would need a passport. peru had been trying to stem the flow of people coming into the country as they fled the economic crisis in venezuela, but the foreign minister has now said that no one will be denied entry. and there was a lighthearted moment during the pope's appearance in dublin last night. many of us will have asked ourselves what would we say or do when meeting someone famous. well, if you're 12 year old alison nevin the answer is you ask him for a selfie! and he loved it as well. the crowd just loved it. the crowd at croke park cheered as pope francis posed for the picture which is sure to be shared around the world when it eventually makes its way to social media. i know that the news networks in america have picked up on it. allison will have fame like she has never known it before, that is to shore. that —— that is for sur

salvini played hardball going into the european union meetings, saying they would walk unless italy gotthey wanted on migration, when italy was feeling they were left alone from the rest of europe. they won a limited agreement from other european countries to help a bit with the migrants arriving in europe. moreio says he wants flexibility in how the budget is calculated. not a totally new idea. lots of talk, the french president macron also mentioned, that either investment spending should not be included toward the metric, the definition of what counts as a deficit, or some deficit spending should move to an e.u. budget. it's unlikely de maio will get all he's saying. it is actually unclear what he's pushing for, he was not particularly detailed. but it is not an idea coming out of left field. matt: it makes sense, greg, that the italians were left holding the ball when it comes to immigrants coming to europe, and they are not exactly the most prepared country, not the wealthiest, clearly. but now what he wants to do, it seems, is cut everyone's taxes and pass out free money, which is

interior minister they say my tale salvini his refusal to allow migrants to leave a ship at an italian ports could be illegal and an abuse of power but he says the migrants will soon be free to go. and a massive turnout in ireland for pope francis long applause for the pontiff following his speech to a huge crowd in the country's largest stadium this after he meets the survivors of sexual abuse.

immigration across europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister salvini met in milan to cement their political ties they say they'll make migration the central issue in european elections next year.

states take in some of the group local prosecutors are now investigating salvini for abuse of office kidnap and illegal arrest peru has imposed new entry restrictions to try to limit the flow of migrants from venezuela now they have to carry passports previously venezuelans could enter peru using just a national id card those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after slavery routes life and. this is the story of a world whose territories and borders were drawn by the slave trade a world where violence subjugation and profit imposed their roots. this criminal system shaped our history on the island of the portuguese invented an economic model with unprecedented profitability the sugar plantation. in doing so she discovered just to. give a kind of us through could. the sixteenth century by then all of europe was trying to imitate them. a quest for profits would plunge a whole continent into chaos and violence. nearly thirteen million africans were thrown on to new slavery routes to the new world where the english the french and the dutch hope to become wealthy immen

immigration across europe hungary and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister was salvini met in milan to cement their political ties they say they'll make migration the central issue in european elections next year. germany's government says it's ready to send federal police as backup to the eastern city of chemist's that's after two days of violent anti immigration protests and count.

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoseour actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: britain's new $4 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, sets sail for the east coast of america. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines. former un secretary—general and nobel peace prize laureate kofi annan, has died. he was 80. mr annan was the first black african to hold the top diplomatic position, winning the peace prize for helping to revitalise the un. adam wild has all the sport.

met there salvini said that or pointed the finger at europe saying that it's the austerity measures that were. imposed by europe that caused this is that the fair statement to be honest it has to be clear the. older model way system managed by but i read kompany that there the license from the state the wire it company called belonging to the. founder which is formed by the. many females of benetton family the of the benetton but i'm there and so it is not exactly going in that way is not at all we're going in that way that is not a static shuns about. about about that about the. investing of money for a month then and for the developing there is no connection at all. why these very important the segment of the services for the citizens are that could be your and or that managed by private companies well that obviously it is up to the european you know laws of. decades a bit more now they can go twenty years ago are less about. a failing of their competition in order to give a better services to the citizens and so also some set of bases or could be managed by private companies again in

with the way the italians have reacted, the new government, we have the interior minister, matteo salvinie one more refugee, because his country won't become a holding pen for all of europe. first of all, i have to take every italian government for what it is, we have to respect the political decisions of an italian government. we also have to make clear that we have certain european rules, we have certain european values. and this is what makes us so unique in the european union. i completely understand that mediterranean countries, like italy, like malta, like greece, like spain, are sharing more of the burden than other countries. and that's why the system in europe must be that other countries show more solidarity with our south european partners. that is the whole debate we are having that in good and bad times you have to show solidarity among the member states, but one thing is also clear. there is an obligation to save those people, to rescue those people, when they are risking their lives in the mediterranean. but when you see what is happening, whether it's an chemnitz or in ita

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoserough our actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has been holding talks with the russian president, vladimir putin, outside berlin. the discussions were wide ranging, on syria, iran and the controversial gas pipeline, nordstream two. earlier, mr putin ignored criticism and attended the wedding of austria's foreign minister, who's been attacked for inviting him. 0ur berlin correspondent jenny hill reports. the greeting cordial enough. vladimir putin is said

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser actions," he told us after the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims, but it has stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened, and why, and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. as venezuela's economic problems deepen, the effects are being felt across south america. ecuador has now banned venezuelans from entering without a passport, trapping thousands of people trying to flee hardship at home. and, in one border town in brazil, residents drove out hundreds of venezuelan migrants following a robbery. bill hayton reports. is in the this town on the brazilian border with venezuela, soldiers on the street protecting hundreds o

italy's interior minister, the populist matteo salvini, has promised that he'll find the names of thoser the funeral. relief workers are now securing every part of the ruined bridge. the company which operated this structure has now expressed its deep sympathy for the victims. but it's stopped short of apologising for the collapse. the technical situation is so complex that it's up to the, i mean, justice to understand what happened and why and under which conditions. those investigations have now begun. it may take many months before italians are given the answers they demand. james reynolds, bbc news, genoa. britain's new $3 billion aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, has set sail from portsmouth this evening for the east coast of america. there, jets will land on the deck for the first time. two f—35 test planes are expected to carry out 500 landings and take—offs while she's at sea. less than a week after being found not guilty of affray, the cricketer ben stokes has returned to action for england in the third test against india. the hosts are looking to build an unassilable 3—0