to swear in its new prime minister you're seeing live pictures from madrid where socialist pedro sanchez is about to take the oath of office this after his conservative through sasser was ousted in the wake of a corruption scandal. also coming up it was on then off and now it's back on again u.s. president donald trump says the meeting with north korea's leader will take place on june twelfth as originally planned that announcement comes after a high level north korean envoy met with trump at the white house. and it's technically a friendly but tonight's match between defending world cup champions germany and neighboring austria may be anything but germany has roster cuts to me before the world cup so most will be playing all out. and welcome to the program in spain socialist leader pedro sanchez has arrived at the czars well a palace near madrid killed shortly be sworn in as the country's new prime minister sanchez will take the oath of office before king belief a you're now seeing king philippe arriving there and these are live pictures from the palace near madrid sanchez is expected t

and he joins us live now so this is quite a remarkable comeback for pedro sanchez. did he did he catch people off guard with this move. but i think anyone really could have assumed that the only a week after pedro sanchez first looted the idea of holding this vote of no confidence in mariano rajoy that it would pass quite so resoundingly as you said there one hundred eighty m.p.'s in the three hundred fifty seat congress here behind me through their weight behind the house to mariano rajoy we're talking about really a political spectrum being represented here although the real mixture of different parties supporting it we're talking about independents too is we're talking about nationalists we're talking about leftists and sentries not to mention of course the socialist party that have been really the driving force behind all of this what does it mean next for sanchez well things are moving very quickly indeed in philippe has ratified his leadership we know the sanchez will be spending his first night in the prime minister's official residence just outside madrid ro

what concessions will sanchez make. why i don't think he needs to do to bring in any any concession i think the most important issue now is to know to restart conversations to start to negotiate to in some time to to introduce a new atmosphere of understanding which is something that we have been lacking throughout all those all those years and under the governmental for a holiday so i think it's you know the most think the most important thing that has happened through this happening through this discussion of this process has precisely to do with catalonia because the whole the whole atmosphere has changed and i think there will be a chance to come to an agreement of course not. this is just which will probably but you know and then a certain time i don't think this government is going to this is going to give any concession because. better sense of this already stated that that he will he will keep a constitution i mean he has now that's one thing he can do but in you know the what was needed was someone capable are

newsline from berlin spain's new prime minister faces an old challenge socialist pedro sanchez is sworn in in madrid as he prepares to head a minority government and now catalonia as a new leader has also taken office kim torah is calling on sanchez to join the new independence talks. but also coming up it was on then off and now it's back on again u.s. president donald trump says the meeting with north korea's leader will take place on june twelfth as a originally planned that announcement comes after all high level north korean envoy and that with trump out the white house. and it's technically a friendly but tonight's match between disbanding the world champions germany and neighboring austria may be anything but germany has granted her cards to make way for the world cup so most will be playing all out. and welcome to the program a minority government in spain as a new prime minister is sworn in pedro sanchez the leader of spain's socialist party took the oath of office before king philippe he will now lead the country after ousting. conservative pre-disaster madeon a little boy in

very sanchez's main goal to hold on to power for as long as possible as he said.earlier on in the program oh this will be a minority government he's going to have to form alliances the legion says with people that may not necessarily be a political bedfellows with the socialist and that could be a huge challenge going forward the concern is that it could well lead to greater political instability political stalemate here in congress as well worst case scenario mariano rajoy shortly before this vote spoke frequently about a frankenstein's monster of a coalition going forward that he believed would not be go good for the country in the future and they've you know given that sanchez does have to form alliances where. with cattle and with the basque nationalists an order to get the majority needed to support a whore what could have being prime minister mean for those nationalist movements for and boss close friends. mean much by way of any great will seismic change the. securely for the hopes of cattle on independence in that region very few sympathetic for you see is

mr sanchez does not have much room for manoeuvre, darcy? politically.of the seats in parliament but having said that, he also has a situation where no other party has any immediate incentive to make his new government crumble. it is a very delicate situation but one in which you can perhaps move things a little bit forward. but yes, it is not a situation where he can make bold, affirmative steps forward but as i said, ithink affirmative steps forward but as i said, i think we need to see both sides at least talking because we have not seen that for a long time. and then let us see what the talks will bring. two new leaders might have new ideas to bring to the table. briefly, a fascinating fact that pedro sanchez is not himself a mp? that is right. he is a first in many levels, the first two when power through parliament rather than the ballot box and he is not a mp. he took this step back in 2016 when he was ousted by his own party and he was ousted by his own party and he said he would not allow mariano rajoy to get re—elected and in order to do that y

prime minister lawmakers conservative madi are off away in a no confidence vote and socialist pedro sanchez is set to be the new man in charge and will be sworn in later today. and it's technically a friendly but tonight's match between defending world champions germany and austria maybe anything but germany has roster cuts to make before the world cup so mostly playing all out. and having called us and welcome to the program the on again off again summit is on again u.s. president donald trump says he will meet north korean leader kim jong il on june twelfth in singapore just days ago trump had canceled the summit intended to denuclearize north korea blaming belligerent rhetoric from pyongyang now after having met with a senior north korean envoy at the white house during which trump was given a personal letter from kim trump says the summit is back on track. the meeting between the north korean delegation and u.s. president donald trump ended with smiles photos and handshakes. then flanked by u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o the president announced that the historic meeting with nort

news alone news media has also taken office today and tim thought is calling on sanchez to join fresh independent teams also coming up it was on the end all and now is back on again u.s. president of donald trump says the meeting with north korea's leader will take place on the twelfth of june as originally planned that announcement off to a high level north korean on boy network from the white house. and the various prime minister makes a major folklorist you visit the pope francis at the vatican he forgot to bring libya this is the various new norm requiring crucifixes be displayed in public buildings comes into effect. on the home free glad you could join us spade has a new prime minister who will lead a minority government as the leader of spain's socialist boss he has taken the oath of office he will now lead the country off to aus to his conservative criticism and a no confidence motion in parliament but he's on likely to enjoy much of a honeymoon. pedro sanchez is going to have to perform a balancing act to maintain his minority governments hold on power. he still has to pull h

live from berlin a new prime minister for spain after a week of political turmoil socialist pedro sanchez takes the oath of office this after he out of his conservative reprieve is not in there in the wake of a corruption scandal we'll go live to our correspondent to find out what's next for spain. also coming up it was on that off and now it's back on again u.s. president donald trump says the need it with north korea's leader will take place on june twelfth as originally planned that announcement comes after a high level north korean envoy met with trump out the white house. and it's technically a friendly but tonight's match between defending world champions germany and neighboring austria may be anything but germany has roster cuts to make before the world cup so most will be playing call out. a magic wall boss and welcome to the program a minority government in spain as a new prime minister is sworn in pedro sanchez the leader of spain socialist party took the oath of office before king philippe he will now leave the country after ousting his predecessor. in a noble confidence motion

sanchez is being strategic like other parties.vote was caused by the vote you have a bad ruling against dep, corruption ruling, and that forced parties to move i agree that sanchez will have a hard time governing the country with 84 mps. >> i have to ask about spain's economy. it looks like growth is holding steady do you have concerns about a socialist-led government in terms of that? they said they will not do major changes to the budget pushed forward already? >> the budget has been worked on since july of last year, the budgetary ceiling and the objectives for the year. the budget will stay that's good news for the spanish economy. but the only thing that will hold this coalition together will be removing some of the constraints that have been imposed in the past by europe and i imagine economic policy will be less sensible and there are risks to stability and the unity of spain it's a really -- it's going to be hard, even if they were going to try, the socialists, to be responsible. it will be hard when they are only 84 seats

spain's new prime minister prepares to meet a minority government socialist federal sanchez this would mean that now he faces an only child and catalonia community that has also taken office today and you thought i was calling on sanctions to join a fresh independence told us something. we can do it was all dead also now it's back on again us president donald trump says the new thing with north korea's leader will take place on the twelfth of june out of originally planned announcement all day high level north korean envoy nicholas chump at the white house. being. banned. from having a home free you could join us here in germany a far right politician has sparked controversy after dismissing hitler and the nazi era alexander galland the co-leader of the alternative to germany was speaking at a meeting all the parties use wait take a listen to what he had to say. yes we are committed to our responsibility for the twelve years. but hitler and the nazis are just a speck of bird poop and more than one thousand years of successful german history . well the comments from the a.s.d.f. cody to

mr sanchez is opposed to an independence referendum. during protests on friday. 21—year—old razan al—najar was shot dead as she hurried to the side of a casualty at the borderfence. the israeli military says it will investigate her killing. those of the latest headlines on bbc news. —— those are the latest headlines on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for the witch hunts

change unspanked my honorable is for south of office by socialist leader federal sanchez who replaces him as prime minister. oh i'm in london with al-jazeera also coming up italy's new populist government is finally sworn in off to three months of deadlock in wrangling. a palestinian paramedic is killed by live fire from israeli forces during protests along the gaza border. in the cape town you see i'm that dividing opinions. socialist leader pedro sanchez has taken over as spain's prime minister after ousting mariano rajoy in a no confidence vote he's promising to address urgent social matters after years of austerity under a voice conservative government where he lost the vote in parliament off to dozens of people linked his conservative people's party were convicted of corruption a motion passed by one hundred eighty votes in the three hundred fifty seat lower house one hundred sixty nine no votes and one lawmaker abstained sanchez relied heavily on boston and catalan nationalist parties to win that vote he's promised to resume dialogue with catalonia government despite supporting

for the most but i will be very short we presume this motion will go ahead and as a consequence mr sanchez will be the new head of government and i want to congratulate him first of all it has been an honor to be the prime minister of spain it has been an honor to leave behind a better spain than the one that i found when i took over government i wish my substitute will be able to stay the same i think i have improved the wellbeing of the people standing if anyone has been offended by my actions. i think everyone especially my party without whom none of this would be possible thank you to all spaniards for their support and understanding and good luck to all of you and to spain well let's get more on this now correspondent joining us live from the spanish capital madrid the vote about to start taking place any moment now named after that address from the hallway which almost sounded like a farewell letter. oh definitely it was it was absolutely a valediction in budget if you notice the tali there it was black so the symbolism is very clear indeed very out of the void knows that his days as

finally realized that the game was up so it was a close call this is the man now taking over pedro sanchez forty six years old will be sworn in as prime minister over the weekend a forty six year old former economics a professor currently leader of the socialist party that has been a thorn in the former prime minister side for some time twenty sixteen when parliament voted on approving mariano rajoy new cabinet sanchez refused to give his backing now although that movement he was forced aside and had to step. down of socialist party leader that led to a nine month political deadlock but in twenty seventeen sanchez made a shock reappearance after winning back his position but now despite receiving large support from smaller opposition parties he's still likely to face some major challenges for the liberal party to see a down ass is one day been calling for another election as we have from our guest earlier that could happen in a few months now they seem to be the only major party backing the ousted prime minister or sanchez would also have the issue of catalan independence to deal with and

president carter's push to mount dora is pushing for talks with spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez on the catalan region's future let's go live out of a trade office here is david chase or is there so what is the tour of the cattle. doing right now meeting these these people in prison. a journey where at the main prison about an hour outside madrid where five of the cattle and politicians are being held in free trial custody now kim tour i went in about an hour and a half ago to talk to them to examine their condition perhaps get get their advice on the the few weeks and days ahead and exactly what their tactics should be but we'll be getting a press conference from him in about half an hour when he comes out so we'll be able to get a clear idea but essentially the two towers that he wanted to progress major the was to try and get the cattle on prisoners moved much closer to barcelona much much closer to their families because the families are facing a very long four hundred kilometer around journey they can only do it once a month they meet once a month behind a large glass screen

he is the man of the hour pedro sanchez has achieved his goal of ousting his old home mariano. the socialist opposition leader was a driving full was in the campaign to oust him. so he did ok are you ready to resign here today he need to resign today and leave by your own will and it will all end here if. it finally came to an end for a point and now sanchez said to become spain's new prime minister from economics professor to governing the country some just journey to the top has been extraordinary twice he suffered humbling defeats in national elections while opposition leader in two thousand and fifteen and sixteen he was forced to resign after a bitter standoff with the toys people's party sanchez made a comeback in two thousand and seventeen determined to challenge her high over the major corruption scandal within his conservative party his time in office is likely to be turbulent as he works through a new political landscape in spanish. course he'll do it others will tell you i am aware of the responsibility that i'm taking on during such a complex moment in the politics

socialist pedro sÁnchez is said to be the new man in charge.we meet a young mother at a refugee camp as the save the children charity publishes the end of childhood report. it examines the causes of childhood abuse and suffering. brent: i'm brent goff. good to have you with us. it is back on. u.s. president donald trump says he will meet north korean leader kim jong-il and in 11 days time. trump had earlier canceled the summit, which is intended to denuclearize north korea, citing belligerent rhetoric from determination. trump spent the last few hours today meeting with a senior north korean envoy who has left the white house. kim young chol is the hyatt -- kim yong chol is the highest-ranking figure from north korea to come to the white house and useful to he delivered a personal letter as part of an effort to get the summit back on track. this is the latest twist in a diplomatic trauma that has played out on twitter and television. trump praised the role of china's president in pushing the summit forward. president trump: i think you see a lo

changing of the guard opposition to the petro sanchez become spain's prime minister after manager for nurses a no confidence part. and welcome to al-jazeera live from my headquarters and with me in the soprano also ahead on the brink of a global trade war america's closest allies threaten to impose their own tariffs against the united states. planning to travel to washington to deliver a personal letter from chairman kim jong il a senior advisor to north korea's leader is due in washington to meet u.s. president donald trump. on the promise of cheaper food after malaysia scraps a controversial tax bought the place said. a corruption scandal in spain has cost the job of promised to jorge's six and a half years in power came to an end but he lost a no confidence motion parliament as a place and as sanchez leader of the socialist party the opposition forced the boy to talk to members of the boy's conservative people's party who were jailed for corruption pizza shop looks at the points rise and fall. mariano rajoy is known as spain's crisis manager and never with those talents more sorely

. >> commissioner sanchez. >> commissioner sanchez: thank you for the presentation. a couple of questions. surrounding the difference between -- i've asked this before actually -- the difference between the outcomes for reclassification for latino as opposed to chinese students. can you explain why there would be such a vast margin between them? >> i think i've mentioned before, there are multiple factors that we're examining. a lot of it is looking at consistent -- there may be turnover in classrooms. examining the instruction, looking at best practices and where the best practices are implemented. and so we're examining all of that right now and taking a very serious look at that. >> so that has never been examined before? >> it has, but we're trying to also look at how english language development. we're in a transition year of looking at how english language development is being implemented and we have looked at a number of classrooms in the last number of years. with the transition, we're also looking at -- we developed a framework, the district has developed a

in a change in strain marianna laborious to south africa by socialist leader pedro sanchez i mean it's the. government is finally sworn in after three months of deadlock. the palestinian paramedic his shot dead by israeli forces during protests along the gaza border. i'm tatyana sanchez in doha with the day's sport including finals frustration the cards lose game one to the bar is join me later to find out why le bron james was so annoyed at his team by. both korean leader kim jong un's right hand man is currently at the white house making him the highest ranking north korean official to visit in eighteen years kim yong chal is hand deliver in a letter from his lead up to president donald trump as a try to put the u.s. korea summit on for this month back on track it comes a day after he held talks with the u.s. secretary of state in new york a former spy chief is the most senior north korean to hold talks at the white house since a senior and boy met former president bill clinton in the two thousand let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly how it can be they have been me

many issues are raised by the elevation of pedro sanchez. how would you characterize his victory?arly. the question is in spain no—confidence votes are peculiar, they are constructive no—confidence vote, meaning that you don't vote just to oust the government, you actually have to vote for an alternative candidate or another government. in this case it was very clear, and some of the people voting for pedro sanchez made it very clear that they did not like him that much, it was they wanted to oust mariano rajoy. it has been a coalition of interest and i would say hatred. mariano rajoy had many enemies in parliament, and that is what has caused his downfall. and what has caused his downfall. and what do you think was the key cause of his downfall? this ongoing corruption issue or was that catalonia? that is an interesting question because the fact is that things that were tried and condemned by thejudges in things that were tried and condemned by the judges in the days of this corruption scandal were known and mariano rajoy had won three elections after those scandals so that sort

the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, is officially sworn into office.o in the next hour, we'll have another look at the sunday papers. joining me tonight are broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, the political correspondent of the london evening standard. to even be holding this book is embarrassing. who isjudge you? —— who isjudging you? and the lives of four lifelong friends are turned upside down in book club. we find out what jason solomons thought of that and the rest of the week's top releases in the film review good evening and welcome to bbc news. the bbc has learned that an investigation is to be reopened into the attempted murder of norman scott — a former lover of the liberal party leader, jeremy thorpe. it follows an admission by police that a hit man allegedly hired to kill scott may not, in fact, be dead as previously believed. the story has been brought to life in the bbc one drama a very english scandal which concludes tomorrow evening. jon donnison reports. where is the head boy? jeremy thorpe — charming, ambitious and powerful —

spain's new prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting mariano rajoy in a vote of confidence about an hour later catalonia is a new government was sworn in ending the trade seven month direct rule over the region and it immediately pledged to seek independence for the region in a major challenge for spain's new leader catherine stansell reports. spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist to ousted him petro sanchez. i promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfilled the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered in years of austerity measures under the royal government but he's expected to find it a challenge to pass legislation given the socialists have just eighty four three hundred fifty seats parliament supposedly you will have to make. alliances with

spain's new prime minister, pedro sanchez, is sworn in in madrid. his first challenge — catalonia's separatist leader calls for talks. thousands of palestinians attend the funeral of a nurse killed by israeli gunfire during protests in gaza. her mother says she was trying to help the injured. translation: this is what she was resisting with. on what basis did they think to kill her? she has been targeted since the first day of the protests. after decades of communist rule in cuba, could the new president be about to bring in significant changes to the way the country is run? also in the programme... we travel to the russian city of kazan as it prepares to welcome world cup fans and celebrate ramadan. a very warm welcome. spain's new prime minister, pedro sanchez, has been sworn into office by king felipe. it followed the ousting of the government of mariano rajoy in a parliamentary vote of no confidence after his people's party was embroiled in corruption allegations. a new separatist catalan government was also formally sworn in on saturday, with i

sanchez? >> yes. >> mr. calton? >> yes and on consent agenda item 12, m.o.u. 9 and 10, with regard to the m.o.u. between district and young developer i want to disclose i'm the director and will recuse myself on the vote of these m.o.u.s to avoid clils. >> thank you. conflict of interest. thank you. ms. mendoza-mcdonnell. >> yes. >> thank you very much, that's consent. section d is -- [cheers and applause] thank you. we had no item severed so section e is proposals for action. we have several board policies for adoption. if i hear no objection from the board, i'd like to take one vote on all of them? seeing no objection, word policy 1312.3, universal complaint procedure, board policy hazardous substances, board policy 5111 admissions and bored policy 5117, district attendance. 5111.1, district residency was removed from the item and returned to the rules committee for additional discussion and staff report. board policy 5113.1, chronic absence and truesy. and 5112, district attendance review board. we moved and seco

onya and also mr sanchez was walking. by a one hundred fifty five article in which i don't know was what suspended the use in his government then we must say i think that mr dorner must take these considerations and must act with many care we never see shantel we look if they open look. with government money and to do you think he'll be bold enough to push for another referendum because the last one got the wrath of madrid against catalonia with mr sanchez be open to hearing about another referendum do you think . i think that now it's not there not it's not the key issue there to make another referendum referendum it was done and no more than two million people was coming to go and the result was very clear that's why for us it's clear. that they will get worse and fact we cannot forget the thousands of people which was broken his face moment of. polling stations these deeds a fact which was coming from the people which was importing the people on the political issues and we must not forget these results does it worse an

sanchez? >> commissioner sanchez: yez, thank you. so this policy has to do with students whose assignments are revoked due to residency fraud, and the committee had taken it up earlier and staff had asked the committee to come back with more information. we had a longer discussion about it last week. director rosina tom came and addressed the committee requesting a period of time for students to stay out of school that they had found to be fraudulently enrolled in right now. so we had kind of a little disagreement in committee about the time. we landed on essentially a month, so after a student has been deemed to be in the school fraudulently, the student will have about a month to depart the school. and the discussion really focused around really -- essentially, it's punishing -- dr. merase, you might want to chime in, too, punishing students for the miss deeds of their parents. so we really struggled with that. but at the end of the day, we came to the conclusion that they'll have a 14-day appeal process and then a 15-daytime to le

spain prime minister mariano rajoy has removed in a voted no confidence in socialist leader pedro sanchez replaces. hello again i'm. also coming up in this program new prime minister is due to be sworn in any moment now after months of political uncertainty we live in russia. and europe strikes back at us imports. challenges their legality at the world trade organization plus why a new museum in cape town with the world's largest collection of african art isn't looking attractive to everyone. but let's start in spain which now has a new prime minister after mariano rajoy lost the parliamentary vote of confidence ending six and a half years in power the opposition socialist party leader fed to refine chairs he's the new prime minister he brought the no confidence motion after members of the hallways conservative people's party jail for corruption need a report from madrid. a new political dawn for spain forty six year old former economics professor pedro sanchez who's now the country's do you like minister. i am aware of the responsibilities that i assume in such a complex political moment

commissioner sanchez? >> commissioner sanchez: thank you. thank you, commissioners merase and cooke for authoring this resolution -- haney, sorry. my bad, yeah. i confuse them a lot. sadly. thank you both. [inaudible] >> that's what i was going to say next, if i could be a coauthor -- okay, and if maybe we could all put our names -- add our names to the resolu,

juan sanchez is ceo of a nonprofit that provides houses for some of these children.een a windfall for southwest key programs and dr. sanchez personally, as our drew griffin reports. >> he calls himself el presidente, his staff once applauded when he arrived at one facility. it may be all tongue in cheek humor, but there's nothing funny about how much juan sanchez is being paid to run southwest key, a nonprofit housing half of all the migrant children separated from their families. according to the latest tax filings in 2017, sanchez's southwest key nonprofit paid him $1.47 million, doubling the $770,000 he made the year before. is that a lot, even for a nonprofit of his size? apparently yes. >> the head of the american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multibillion dollar charity that controls half of our blood supply, lead disaster provider. you've got this charity, the budget is like a tenth of its size, not nearly the size of the responsibilities, so it does appear high. >> cnn analyzed nonprofits as large as southwest key and operating under similar cl

it finally came to an end product point and now sanchez has had to become spain's new prime minister from economics professor to governing the country such as journey to the top has been extraordinary twice he suffered humbling to feeds in national elections while opposition leader in two thousand and fifteen and sixteen he was forced to resign after a bitter standoff with truck horse people's party sanchez made a comeback in two thousand and seventeen determined to tenet had a high over the major corruption scandal within his conservative party his time in office is likely to be turbulent as he works through a new political landscape in spain. we'll do that others will tell you i am aware of the responsibility that i'm taking on during such a complex moment in the politics of our country what i can say is that besides being aware that i'm going to tackle all the challenges that our country faces with humility and give it my all to modernize our country. but. now he says he'll lead differently with a socialist equal and europe friendly government. many five big cats which had escaped

spade's new prime minister petro sanchez has been sworn in he succeeds money out of the whole who lost a vote of confidence in parliament after a corruption scandal in his party catalonia as new government has also been sworn in and big seven months of direct rule by madrid catherine stansell reports. spain's new and old leadership side by side in just twenty four hours mariano over hoy's six years in office came to an end in a no confidence vote led by the man who ousted him socialist petro sanchez. a promise on my conscience an honor to lobby for fill the responsibilities of prime minister and to be loyal to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet of sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help those affected by years of harsh austerity measures under the government he may be the prime minister but health find it a challenge to pass legislation given his socialist just eighty four of the three hundred fifty seat parliament supposedly he will have to make. as we did different parties the problem is the parties he'

sanchez is going to have to perform a balancing act to maintain his minority governments hold on power. he still has to pull his cabinet together but it's not clear what concessions he'll have to make to appease regional parties including catalan separatists who supported his no confidence motion. some six hundred kilometers away in barcelona catalonia as new leader kim taught swears in his new cabinet the yellow ribbon is a symbol of solidarity with party members imprisoned after last year's attempted secession from spine. the spanish government had rejected told us first list of ministers calling it a provocation because several of them were imprisoned or in exile. today toure announced that he wants to sit down for talks with president sanchez at the same table government to government the situation we're experiencing can't go on any longer. he has a clear goal in mind an independent catalonian republic it could be the right moment the swearing in of sanchez send torah has gone some way to defuse tensions between madrid and barcelona on the streets of there's a spirit of hope. you'r

gore is pushing for talks with spain's new prime minister put their sanchez on the future of the catalan region david chaytor has more from madrid talk us through what tourists going to be up to today. well just about three minutes ago we saw torode come in to this penitentiary about an hour away from madrid where he'll be meeting with five of the cattle and prisoners who are being held here in pretrial custody now one of the first things he'll want to know is what their condition is with that song and they're very much pushing to be moved from this large penitentiary to somewhere much nearer to barcelona to be moved into catalonia because their relatives some several of them have to travel four hundred miles to get here it's very difficult journey for them they have about a small conversations or a glass screen on the telephone with with the the prisoners and it really is quite distressing for them and their families that they're held here so that's the first thing that kim tara wants to get done of course is ultimate aim is to get an amnesty for all those being held in pretrial custody

would be destroyed and the lifeline would be destroyed spain's new socialist prime minister pedro sanchez has been sworn in a day off to ousting conservative may on a holy and a vote of confidence and he's already facing his first big test the region of catalonia also got a new government on saturday and being seven months of direct rule by madrid and immediately pledged to seek independence for the region conference council reports spain's new and old leadership side by side mariano rajoy six and a half years in office came to an end in friday's no confidence vote led by the socialist who ousted him petra sanchez. oh my god what we got here for you not a promise on my conscience a monetary law will be fulfilled the responsibilities of prime minister and to be law to the king and to safeguard the constitution as well as to maintaining secret deliberation of the cabinet sanchez is promising to root out corruption and help spaniards who suffered in years of austerity measures under the roof government but he's expected to find it a challenge to pass legislation given the socialists have jus

now sanchez does appear to be open to that idea he said of course any of those talks will have to be within the boundaries and the constraints of to speak of the spanish constitution so we'll have to wait and see exactly what will happen we are expecting a press conference at any moment oh in torah the cattlemen president comes out after meeting the imprisoned politicians and perhaps we'll get some idea of the progress being made with contacts with country pedro sanchez israel is going to take money from the taxes it collects for palestinians to compensate israelis for fire damage to their land it says palestinians protesting in gaza carried out arson attacks damaging forest and farming land and twenty one palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since protests at the border began in late march and it's with has more from west jerusalem. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu wants to make the deductions for damage he says has been caused to agricultural fields and nature reserves and forests by the burning kites that have been floated over from guard into israeli territ

cnn went back to 1997, where sanchez was paid nearly $130,000.since, except for two gap years, showing no income. his salary has increased. that doesn't even include his wife, listed as the vice president, who in the latest filings made an additional $262,000. mark owen, who for ten years ran the irs department on nonprofits, says compensation should be adequate to what owen could make in the private sector performing similar work. he sees nothing comparable. >> the salary is extraordinarily high for a charity. even a large charity. it's a complex organization with a lot of for-profit and tax-exempt subsidiaries and the president is making a lot of money. >> reporter: jake, southwest key spokesperson just got back to us, saying sanchez's salary is based on their revenue, sending cnn a statement saying the compensation of dr. sanchez, when compared to ceos of similarly-sized nonprofits is within a reasonable range. the increase in the salary of dr. sanchez reflects the increase in southwest key's growth. approximately 414% increase over a period.

the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, is officially sworn into office. also in the next hour — we'll be reviewing the sunday papers. joining me tonight are broadcaster john stapleton and kate proctor, political correspondent of the london evening standard. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the bbc has learned that an investigation is to be reopened into the attempted murder of norman scott — a former lover of the liberal party leader, jeremy thorpe. it follows an admission by police that a hitman allegedly hired to kill scott may not in fact be dead, as previously believed. the story has been brought to life in the bbc one drama a very english scandal, which concludes tomorrow evening. jon donnison reports. where's the head boy? jeremy thorpe, charming, ambitious and powerful was at the heart of one of the biggest political scandals of the 20th century. in an old bailey trial, the married liberal party leader was accused but acquitted of masterminding a plot to kill his former lover, norman scott. he's the love of my life. don't be ridiculous! a curr