a rock star reception for my tale salvini italy's far right interior minister. he helped launch to a populist coalition into power nearly one hundred days in office t w looks at how well people think the coalition is doing that actually governing the country. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program india's supreme court has struck down a colonial era law that made gay sex a crime punishable by up to ten years in prison the community and india fought against that law for many years and its unanimous decision today the supreme court said that the legislation was quote a rational. indefensible and manifestly arbitrary in court filings petitioners had given evidence of the emotional cost of living positive lives and fearing police persecution because of their sexuality. i'm ok more on this now we are joined by d.w. very own sonia from the car who is in delhi outside of the courthouse and sonia as we just heard here this is a very big decision for the country a lot country a landmark one what goes through the verdict. you're right i mean this is really i think a story

italy. reporter: the salvini show is about to start after hours of waiting. such enthusiasm begs the question -- is this really the interior minister of italy, or a popstar? it was founded close to where we are right now, and it has been hosting this festival for many years now. this is classic home turf for matteo salvini, and you can tell. people here absolutely adore him . his fans appear satisfied with what he has done in the first 100 days in office, especially on migration. >> why should i be disappointed? he is trying to protect italy and give us better politics compared to before. >> we believe in salvini and what he is doing. this could be a revolution for italy. a lot of things are moving forward, and he is keeping his promises. >> no surprise that his promises on migration are a big part of the salvini show. outside the populist level, many are getting nervous about what the new government is actually achieving, especially in the financial markets. >> there are people who are against us. our government is free and independent from the multinationals

a rock star reception for my tale salvini italy's far right interior minister he helped launch the populist coalition into power you know the one hundred days in office d w looks at how well people think the coalition is doing and actually govern the country. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program india's supreme court has struck down a colonial era law that criminalizes homosexuality under the legislation having what it termed unnatural sex had been punishable by ten years in prison and fines now the l g b t community in india fought many years against that ban in its unanimous decision the supreme court said that the law. it was a rational indefensible and manifestly arbitrary in court filings petitioners had given evidence of the emotional cost of living living closeted lives and fearing police prosecution because of their sexuality. and for more let's bring in d.w. sonia founding carr who is joining us a live and from delhi outside of the courthouse where that decision has just been rendered and as we mentioned sonia this is really a landmark for the country walk us through this verdict

look at the salvini phenomenon in italy and so on. we are losing the battle.hy this is the time to regroup across a broad alliance of progressives, democrat, liberals, left—wingers, that have civilisation at the heart. before we drill down into the detail of that analysis, i do want to ask you whether you think it is justifiable to, as so many progressives and leftists do, use this trope about europe looking like europe in the 1930s. historian neil ferguson addressed that recently, saying it is nonsense and lazy. if one takes one example, italy, you just mentioned the fascists and mrsalvini. he has abandoned and we spoke with him the other day on hardtalk, he has abandoned many of his more radical positions, particularly on leaving the eurozone. well, he hasn't. he has strategically placed this on the backburner for a year. and we can discuss this next year. but what he has primarily done is that he has used the same storyline from the 1930s of promising the average italian, whose income has been, per capita, falling for 20 years, there's no doubt about that,

bureau chief max hoffman who we just saw there conducting that interview with italy's interior minister welcome t.n.x. salvini really just one of the newest representatives of arguably a european wave of populous what is their support based on. it's different in every country is there because if you look at italy for example they have huge economic and especially huge financial crisis problems at the moment in germany the economy is doing very well but of course there is a common denominator and that is migration the successful right wing populous and that's what we've been seeing all across europe they managed to connect the issue of migrations to the problems that people have in their daily lives or the fears for example in germany they connected to cultural fears we're losing our identity in italy they're connecting it to the economic problems to unemployment saying migrants are taking your jobs so this is a very successful strategy it's working out inside of it is probably the master of doing that i talked to the people who support him who were there at the place where we conducted that interview and the

and you can see more of what italy's deputy prime minister, matteo salvini, had to say on hardtalk witham gmt, 2:30pm, and finally at 7:30pm gmt. events have begun in ghana to honour the former secretary general of the united nations kofi annan, who died last month. mr annan‘s body has been lying in state to allow people to pay their respects. world leaders past and present, and royalty, too, are expected to attend his state burial on thursday. the bbc‘s thomas naadi reports. filing past the body of the former un secretary—general, kofi annan, they have come from the length and breadth of the country to catch a glimpse of the great man, and honour him one last time. most of the people paying their last respects today may not have had the opportunity of meeting the former un secretary—general. but his work in promoting peace across the world has influenced and inspired some of them. the public was hoping to see kofi annan, but the family decided that the coffin would remain closed. for the people of this country, it is time to reflect on the great works of the former un chief. kofi anann

italy's right wing interior minister tells the bbc most migrants who arrive in the country will be deported. matteo salvinibbc world service. a bus has fallen into a valley, in southern india, killing at least 53 people. police say it was speeding and overcrowded when it veered off a narrow road. that's from bbc hindi. hundreds of thousands of catalan separatists have in barcelona to celebrate a day known as "diada". they hope it will boost catalonia's bid for secession — something it tried and failed to achieve last year. that's rom bbc world service radio in english. hundreds of gold roman coins have been discovered in a theatre basement in the italian town of como. experts say the value of the coins is ‘inestimable'. very interesting story from india 110w. india's supreme court has ruled that a female tiger blamed for killing the deaths of five people can be killed by forest rangers. tigers don't usually hunt people, but a string of deaths in the western state of maharashtra led rangers to fear they were dealing with a man—eater. the court in delhi has now ruled they're allowed to shoot the animal. shal

salvini's policies. it is planning to send a tea m policies. it is planning to send a team to italyports of an increase in violence and racism against migrants. the foreign ministry has rejected the criticism and a man who famously said italy could not become your‘s refugee camp has no plans to water down his policies. and you can see that stephen sackur interview with italy's deputy prime minister matteo salvini here on bbc news at these times on wednesday. events have begun in ghana to honour the the former secretary general of the united nations kofi annan who died last month. mr annan's body has been lying in state to allow people to pay their respects. world leaders, past and present, and royalty too, are expected to attend his state burial on thursday. the bbc‘s thomas naadi reports. filing past the body of the former un secretary—general, kofi annan, they have come from the length and breadth of the country to catch a glimpse of the great man, and honour him one last time. most of the people paying their last respects today may not have had the opportunity of meeting the form

european parliament to start doing that but i think the oban isn't alone is he you have people like salvini in italy who very much agrees with him how much of a challenge is this going to be for the e.u. all of those the leni may agree on him symbolically in defining brussels but then when it comes to exact policies on migration they both propose completely opposite opposite proposal when it comes to relegation schemes when it comes to the role the brussels should take so there is a bit of a symbolic brotherhood and they even are eager to meet and force each other brussels message but they completely disagree and they are on opposite friends when it comes to concrete measures and preval is it and that counts that again that's short leaves brother who do show the short leave axes of right wing politicians well thank you very much for sharing your insight with us wojciech chip bill ski editor in chief a visit grand insight to chinese there from warsaw. thank you. well now to one of our other top stories this hour the u.s. ambassador nikki haley accusing syria's president bashar assad and his allies ru

ijust spoke you in italy to matteo salvini, perhaps the most powerful politician in the europe today.s that he believes the eu is trying to swindle, to cheat britain from its own self—determination, its own will expressed in a referendum. he says france and germany are not being sufficiently helpful and he would like to see more concessions made to britain to find a good deal to allow britain to leave with a deal that it can work with. where do you sit on that? this spanish government is working to reach an agreement. we believe no agreement is the worst solution, and we are putting on the table constructive proposals. i don't know which are the proposals for mr salvini. in essence, i suppose it gets down to this. mr macron in france insists there will be no cherry picking, theresa may says we want parts of the single market, we want free trade in goods, but we will not accept the free movement of people. are you prepared to do a deal on that? no. clearly no. i don't think any country in europe can accept to split the freedoms, the fourfreedoms, which bases the european unions. these

if one takes one example, italy, you just mentioned the fashions and mr salvini.other day in hardtalk me his abandoned many of his more radical positions, particularly on leaving the eurozone. well, he hasn't. he has strategically placed this on the backburner for a year. and we can discuss this next year. but what he has primarily done is that he has used the same storyline from the 19305 used the same storyline from the 1930s of promising the average italian, whose income has been falling for a0 years, to restore his pride back by justifies falling for a0 years, to restore his pride back byjustifies just opposing him against the migrant, even the italian roma. it isn't exactly the same as the 1930s. even the italian roma. it isn't exactly the same as the 19305.” didn't exactly the same as the 1930s.” didn't say it is exactly the same. i said a post—modern version of it. painfully history does not repeat itself exactly. you need in the sense to set this idea up to make the case for your own radical leftist progressive politics. i put it to you that there is a fun

others in italy accused matteo salvini of grandstanding.ing everyday about migrants, he should focus on real issues, but he's not doing that. he is always on facebook, on twitter, making provocative statements which are aimed at raising social tension, so he is unfit to be a minister. migration, though, remains a divisive issue that stretches far beyond italy's borders. in an effort to broker a solution as part of this state of the union address, jean—claude juncker is expected state of the union address, jean—claudejuncker is expected to reveal details of an external border force of 10,000 staff. caroline rigby, bbc news. you can see more you can see more of you can see more of what matteo salvini had to say on hardtalk, today, if you look the programme's website for the transmission times where you are, it a good listen. but speak you and other stories in the news. a new law criminalising sexual harassment and violence is coming into law in morocco, legislation including a ban on forced marriage following growing concern about levels of a

italy and for europe? deputy prime minister matteo salvini, welcome to hardtalk. grazie.meeting at the ambrosetti forum forum, where the italian political elite come to discuss the future of your country. and i have been speaking to people and there is a great deal of fear and there is a great deal of fear and suspicion about you and your agenda. some people are calling you dangerous, some people are calling you an extremist. why do you think there is so much suspicion of you? you've and said the question about immigration. there is one of the biggest issues it carried through the election campaign but there is a suggestion that italy and its problems can be completely solved, we re problems can be completely solved, were you to stop all immigration and get rid of the immigrants. is it your belief that italy's problems can be solved in that way? you say after stopping immigration. does that mean you are determined that no more of these migrant ships will be allowed to land in italy? because over the last few months, we've seen controversy of a controversy upto these boats

panama's decision to strip the rescue boat of its registration is a victory for italy's interior minister, matteo salvinid of acting as taxis for smugglers. injune, he closed italy's ports to all ngo rescue boats, including the aquarius. if you need more life jackets, take them off people if you must. let's go! this year more than 1100 migrants have died trying to cross the central mediterranean. the united nations says that migrants are more than twice as likely to drown on this route than they were a year ago. human rights organisations say that the removal of the aquarius will make this journey even more dangerous. james reynolds, bbc news, rome. new figures suggest a staffing crisis in adult social care in england. there were an average of 110,000 unfilled vacancies at any one time during the last year, a rise of almost 25%. some areas have seen vacant posts more than double in a year. jo taylor reports. good morning, kathleen. would you like to go for breakfast? kathleen is lovely. she's been a nurse all her life. some days she's completely aware of who is calling. after only three months in the job

and theave salvini five-star in italy and now the far right party in sweden.t of a general move andrd anti-immigration against the elites, the technocracy's we've had in power for many years. this is likely to continue. area we have seen populace on the rise. we have a chart showing foreigner appetite for local debt in hungary. foreigners are key to buy eastern european debt. the economy has things to shout about at the moment. where are european assets going? they don't seem to be moving entirely in conjunction with the emerging markets. there tends to be more of a following of the european growth cycle. when germany does well, europe does well. the markets have not priced any political risk as far as sanctions on e.u. and so on. the markets are much more concerned about the european growth cycle on eastern europe. the eastern european markets are thanmore developed emerging markets that have been hit hard recently. we have seen european stocks highly correlated with emerging-market stocks during this recent slump. do you think we will see a continued drop in

italy. mr salvini, back at the election, was around 16, 18%? now he's about 32. sruptor countries aligning with the likes of poland and hungary? well, not necessarily. i think the government of italy will respect european rules. that said, frankly speaking, it is not possible that italy remains silent, over the efforts of a number of states to deny the necessary support to italy, that is ready to host a large number of people, but not alone. this is the key point. mr macron has talked of an awakening of nationalist and extremes in europe, do you agree with that analysis? er, well, president macron was denying solidarity to italy in a difficult moment in the recent past. i think he's right, but if he wants to create more european feeling of cooperation, that he himself, the first bloke, this kind of solidarity, frankly speaking, i think is necessary that the head of state and government, once they decide in brussels that we have to share the burden, they keep their promise. which is not the case so far. i must ask you before you go, you are well versed in how the e

be destructive after may mariana i wonder if you agree with this statement by italy's minister of interior my tale salviniwhich i think kind of is related to what thorsten is hinting at here when he said quote i am convinced that in a few months we aren't going to govern europe together we've all been referring of course the hungary and prime minister viktor orban rather than a breakup might a takeover be on the cards. no i don't agree with that. we will see in order to say something final we will have to wait for the elections but. two countries cannot rule over the whole european union and so what we have to see will be mine wired whole and it is on the same side you know maybe more than a few countries now which show shifting towards the right wing that might be able to redefine the whole essence of what it means to be the e.u. . they are shifting to their right wing but i don't think that they are shifting to fascism like hungary and italy. and the the us change any way it has. it has standing to. ride wink organization i would say. but there are still some countries when it comes to make ration and s

mr salvini said the number of boats arriving to italy needs to go down.eached the italian coast over the past few years, creating a huge economic, social and legal problems. half of the citizens who are arrested or reported to police every day in italy are immigrants. so for security reasons and social order order, we need to reduce these arrivals. last year, 100,000 arrived. this year we had 20,000 arrivals, so i wanted to hold those who live the countries, and this is a limited number. for all the others, the doors are shut. but you are breaking the rules that were agreed by the italian government, with all the other member states of the european union, to run what is called operation sofia, and to have these migrant ships landed the nearest port, which happens to be italy. and you are now refusing to accept your responsibilities to take these people. translation: no, with sofia now in operation, that you mention, 115,000 immigrants were rescued at sea, and 40,000 arrived. we wa nt rescued at sea, and 40,000 arrived. we want to change these rules. we ar

we heard from the other deputy prime minister in italy that is salvini.d that the resignation of the economy minister, tria, was never in question. there was some reports overnight that the economy minister would be looking to resign after this blowout budget salvini said that was never in question and he said when asked about the eu possibly rejecting the budget, he says we will press ahead. so defiant comments coming out of one of the deputy prime ministers this morning with respect to how they're planning to proceed with this budget. you can see we've had some very big moves in italian bond yields today, also big moves in italian bank stocks as well. and we can look at some of those key names there. you can see intesa is one of the big underperformer unicredit down 6%. that is the picture for europe a quick picture of the u.s looks like things will open up higher dow about 30 points higher nasdaq 5 points higher that's it for today's show i'm joumanna bercetche "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. tfor your brain.mething with an ingredient originall

the far—right interior minister, matteo salvini, said it would make italy safer and reduce the costsanti—aircraft missile system would be a significant escalation — and said he hopes moscow will reconsider the move. it comes after russia said it would deliver s—3oo missiles to syria in order to boost security for russian servicemen there. a snake trainer in charge of reptiles used at the parisien cabaret, the moulin rouge, died after being bitten by one of his boa constrictors, according to an official report. enrico horn was found dead by his mother at their home in paris ten days ago. a post—mortem examination linked mr horn's death to a bite on his hand from a boa constrictor. at least this job isn't that dangerous. president trump and theresa may willjoin 130 world leaders at the un general assembly later this week. the prime minister says she will raise important global issues, including the iran nuclear deal and the use of chemical weapons by russia following the salisbury nerve agent attack. ahead of her trip to the united states, mrs may has been speaking our colleagues at cb

critics say that hostility toward migrants is being fanned by italy's new populist government far right interior minister met tale salvini has promised to make the issue of illegal immigration a priority and then in an interview with max hoffman salvini said that he believed angela merkel had underestimated the challenges of allowing so many asylum seekers into the country max began by asking me if after one hundred days the new government had addressed italy's most pressing issues such as poverty and unemployment. so. i'm very happy with one hundred days on the my remit which is security immigration and public security we've achieved extraordinary results we're getting employment taxes and pensions in the autumn the new government will make its mark with a new path of change growth so i'm not worried about data for this period we're already working on growth which should finally rebound. but you know that let's talk about the european union and the topic of migration a little bit european union you seem at odds with the e.u. at some point do you feel like the goal going forward is to find compromise with the e.u. or con

italy's finance minister defends salvini says the budget will touch 3%. bank pledgesral action to curb the highest inflation in 15 years. argentina says it has a plan to save the peso. we hear from the president this hour. u.s. markets closed today because of the labor day holiday. happy labor day if you're in the u.s. or canada. things humming along in europe. with european equities, trading sideways on the first trading day in september after we saw weakness and emerging-market equities. -- in emerging-market equities. the pound has been moving, the sterling weakening after comments from the chief e.u. u brexit negotiator criticizing theresa may' is brexit plan. -- may's brexit plan. bank saying it will take steps to curb inflation. we are seeing a week earlier and the 10 year yield moving lower, down by six basis points, a little optimism following the change of the outlook from investors, not seeing it as bad as it could have been. time for your morning brief. hearings began for the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. bank of england mark carney testifie

be destructive after may mariana i wonder if you agree with this statement by italy's minister of interior my tale salviniwhich i think kind of is related to what thorsten is hinting at here when he said quote i am convinced that in a few months we aren't going to govern europe together with all band referring of course the hungary and prime minister viktor orban rather the breakup might it take over beyond the cards. no i don't agree with that. we will see. in order to say something final we will have to wait for the elections but. two countries cannot rule over the whole european union and so what we have to see will be mine wired whole and it is on the same side you know maybe more than a few countries now which show shifting towards the right wing that might be able to redefine the whole essence of what it means to be the e.u. . they are shifting to their right wing but i don't think that they are shifting to fascism like hungary and italy. and the the us change any way it has it has standing to. ride wing organization i would say. but there are still some countries when it comes to make gratian i sho

sophie shevardnadze spoke exclusively to matteo's salvini about the strain the migrant crisis has placed on italy his government and the broader europe. there is some international missions that brought tens of thousands of my going to italy alone i think the citizens of pay my salary in order for me to control who is entering my country the european countries like france are close their borders and send back fifty thousand people and then try to lecture us. you know not only me. i don't have enemies i see things very differently from my new micron and i'm glad merkel on economics immigration the future of europe islam and terrorism we've come a long way there is a historical opportunity next made to finally change the balance in europe and to change our relations with countries beyond europe as well i'm thinking of russia because i've been saying it for years now that i'm in government i will work on it because sanctions against russia do not make any konami political social cultural sense. well. i'm not against europe i'm in favor of a year of that does few things but does the nwo leaving freed

italy's interior minister, matteo salvini, denies this completely.king a tougher stance on migrants. just today, he issued a decree which would make it easier to deport migrants and strip them of italian citizenship if they commit certain crimes. here he is speaking earlier. ido i do not consider it absurd, quite the opposite, to withdraw the nationality of those who have acquired it and afterwards and evicted for cranes concerning —— crimes concerning international terrorism. i believe it is a matter of extreme good sense. here's the bbc‘s sara monetta with more. essentially any crime can actually stripped a migrant of their citizenship, terrorism in particular, but if you're an asylum seeker and you commit a crime like selling drugs or sexual assault and your convicted of a crime on the first instance, you are sent to be repatriated without the right to appeal. this is the essential thing, the president of the republic has flagged this up, saying it's not really legal to do this, to deny someone really legal to do this, to deny someone the right to

be destructive after may mariana i wonder if you agree with this statement by italy's minister of interior my tale salviniwhich i think kind of is related to what thorsten is hinting at here when he said quote i am convinced that in a few months we aren't going to govern europe together we've all been referring of course the hungary and prime minister viktor orban rather the breakup might it take over beyond the cards. no i don't agree with that. we will see. in order to say something final we will have to wait for the elections but. two countries cannot rule over the whole european union so what we have to see will be mine wired whole and it is on the same side you know maybe more than a few countries now which show shifting towards the right wing that might be able to redefine the whole essence of what it means to be the. they are shifting to their right wing but i don't think that they are shifting to fascism like hungary and italy. and the the us change any way it has it has standing to. ride wink organization i would say. but there are still some countries when it comes to make gratian i should note

salvini is winning the control for italy's populist coalition.e are worried about is the budget. he has adopted a softer tone this week after spooking investors that they will flout the budget limits. today, mr. trieste sans the government plans to stick with says the. trea government plans to stick with the euro. -- when you look at the budget law, what does this government need to do to show its investors that they are serious? >> i think something is clear. we do not have an economic crisis in italy. growth are on the right track. have ishave, what we do a crisis of confidence in the international market. did not decide anything until now but the crisis of confidence is there. facterstand this simple pressed of the government to slow down a bit on their fantastic promises. continue on is to the path that we followed in the to rebuild our growth, jobs, exports, without creating more debt and a crisis of confidence in the international financial markets. francine: how can they do that without breaking all the promises they did during the campaig

italy's deputy prime minister says economic growth comes first as the government makes decisions. salvinipopulist toinistration will begin start spending within eu limits. >> we will do all we can to grow to make italians pay less taxes to provide more jobs, sticking to our international agreements. we will try to provide everything. we have five years ahead of us, not five months. over the next five years, we will carry everything out and do it well. taylor: global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. francine: thanks so much. this week is the 10th anniversary of the collapse of lehman brothers. we have a slate of high-profile interviews. we will be speaking with the chief executive of deutsche bank from 2008. also the governor of the bank of england at the time. we will also be bringing you many interviews over the next few weeks. take a look at some of the highlights. >> you really thought that at the last minute, the u.s. government was something. i was

italy's finance minister defends salvini says the budget will touch 3%.the highest inflation in 15 years. argentina says it has a plan to save the peso. we hear from the president this hour. u.s. markets closed today because of the labor day holiday. happy labor day if you're in the u.s. or canada. things humming along in europe.

back italy's deputy prime minister has urged mario draghi to look after italy's interest rather than just criticize the country. salvinie was responding to comments made in a press conference yesterday after draghi was asked about the role budget discussions have had on haven't market volatility. >> words in the last few months have changed many times. what we are now waiting for is facts. the main fact is the draft budget law and not only that the subsequent parliamentary discussion we have to see how that is then investors will formulate their view >> let's look at how italian bond yelled yields are behaving we have the ten-year rallying a good 30, 40 basis points the last week or so. two-year is trading up 87 basis points slightly weaker on the day concerns about italy's budget and the potential conflict between rome and brussels is reaching far beyond italy's borders. mandy drury and nancy hungerford now join us. take it away >> hi, joumanna. great to hear from you we are very far from beautiful italian shores, but we're joined here by an italian who is from a large growth equity fund that invests primarily in mid

italy's populars coalition government has been in power for nearly one hundred days interior minister matteo salvini leaves the country's far right league party and is behind the new policy of banning migrant rescue ships from italian ports that certainly has pleased his supporters polls indicate that the league's support has doubled since the election back in march of skeptics they say the root of the country's problems is not migration and they fear the populace are ill equipped to navigate italy's troubled economic waters correspondent max hoffman is in northern italy. i think. the side of the show is about to start after hours of waiting such enthusiasm begs the question is this really the interior minister of italy or pop star. the lego was founded close to where we are right now and it's been hosting this first of all for many years now so this is classic for my to the uni and you can tell people here absolutely adore him. and his fans appear satisfied with what he's done in the first one hundred days in office especially on migration why why it should be as a part of his trying to protect the

the anti migrant euro skeptic mattel's salvini is certainly person in the spotlight he's even made the cover of the latest time magazine which brands him italy's immigration czar and claims he's the most feared man in europe we spoke to political analyst nickel or merck of it she believes e.u. citizens no longer trust old school politicians what's happening today in europe is that the previous class of europe you know the two politicians were trauma center left center right and which the ruling western european nations to since world war two. lot of people don't trust them anymore we're going to see this rise of new of the new school of politicians in europe to do one thing which is common to all of them which were the view from the right from the left is that they are challenging the european union and everybody is i think really sick and tired of this situation where national politicians are saying well we can't do anything anymore it's all in the hands of brussels and wrestles they're not even communicating to the public because a lot of the technicians technocrats in brussels don't even are not even elected so the people who are deciding o

panama's decision to strip the rescue boat of its registration is a victory for italy's interior minister, matteo salvinill ngo rescue boats, including the aquarius. if you need more life jackets, take them off people if you must. let's go! this year, more than 1,100 migrants have died trying to cross the central mediterranean. the united nations says that migrants are more than twice as likely to drown on this route than they were a year ago. human rights organisations say that the removal of the aquarius will make this journey even more dangerous. time for a look at the weather... the weather looked government looks very different from last week. most police government places will be enjoying the sunshine under the high pressure. we will find more cloud coming into the north and west and these systems will eventually topple into northern areas around the top of the high pressure so over the next few days, more cloud in scotla nd next few days, more cloud in scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, sunny and warming up. it was a chilly start this morning. for most of us, light winds, very pleas

salvini is right all de stary t. or ri entity european policies have been deteriorating many of the feelings of the population in many member states of europe and the money in people's pocket italy used to be did most pro european country in the union in recent opinion polls has shown more than a half of italians at da what's about to belong in the bitterly to euro zone this is some president the result feelings are changing frustration is spreading across the country and these are the result is the victory on the general election all five stars and a leak and do you think it's really will leave the european union followed riddle's example no to toll not at all this government will i'm sure. get closer and closer to the limits of three percent and the rules of brussels there will never overcome them i'm sure and i can predict usually italy is in the news here apart from tragedies is the refugee crisis what do you make of the fact that a country like france which of course supported the bombing of libya as closed its ports to refugees from the wars in which it was involved well it is it is not a secret that in recent times the government took literally haad not so friendly relati

or turning now to italy where the country's populist government is closing in on one hundred days in office taking center stage is interior minister my tail salvini he's behind the new policy of banning migrant rescue ships from entering italian ports certainly pleased his far right league party and polls indicate its support has doubled since the march election but skeptics say that migration isn't the root of the country's problems and fear that the populists are ill equipped to navigate italy's troubled economic waters did abuse max hoffman reports from sell the news home turf near the northern italian city of. the sun is about to start after hours of waiting such enthusiasm begs the question is this really the interior minister of italy or a pop star. lego was founded close to where we are right now and it's been hosting this festival for many years now so this is classic home turf for my to with the uni and you can tell people here absolutely adore him. and his fans appear satisfied with what he's done in the first one hundred days in office especially on migration why why i should be supportive is trying to protect the phillies try to give

problem is still there but it was a problem in italy it's of you happy with the way migrants were kept for days on a boat in august as the interior minister mr salvinirefused to let the. heard that the terrible consequence of the fact that the use nots not want to solve the problem for all many years the different governments asked for a joint solution to reform the system there is not one advisor his decision to keep certain members of your party were very upset by this deal the sporty said the decision not to allow the rescue ship to disembark is not shared by me it cannot belong to my any of us we express concerns and we say this is not the solution but i can also understand that that has remained to blame by the or it may i answer that i cannot some the standard after many years of silence silence by our power barnett's of the property by mr mccraw on that is blaming on us but at the same time to meet her eyes the border with italy invented media militarize of the west board of italy and is trying to also massive reports from the human rights ngo about violation by the french authorities in the french police about the rights of the migrants well