this evidence points to a brittle and premeditated killing, planned and prepared, carried out by saudi arabianials. she says that subsequent to mr khashoggi's death, the actions of saudi arabia did not help at all turkey's investigation. in fact, it appeared that they were actively hindering it. now, she's asked to go to saudi arabia herself to investigate there. as far as we know, there's been no positive response to that request. in the meantime, she's expressed doubt that the trial currently under way in saudi arabia, of 11 individuals, will actually be fair and be a fair reflection of exactly what happened here. now, let's stress, this investigation is not over yet, she will be going back to turkey, she wants to have a proper official look at turkey's forensic and police records. so this is an investigation really that will go on for several months, but what we do expect is a final report to the united nations human rights council in june, and as i said at the beginning, the initial findings are very, very damning towards saudi arabia's alleged involvement in this crime. will have more on

was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing by saudi arabian officials. agnes callamard said she was given access to "chilling" audio material during a visit to turkey. the head of instagram has vowed to remove all images of self—harm from the image—sharing app after an outcry over the suicide of british teenager molly russell. and this story is trending on bbc.com: nasa scientists have revealed their findings about a new south pacific island that literally rose out of the sea, when a submerged volcano erupted in tonga, in 2014. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the bank of england expects economic growth this year to be the slowest since 2009. it's forecasting growth of 1.2% this year. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. heads roll at national australia bank, the lender's germany chief executive resigned after this week's blistering royal commission report —— chief executive resigned. slam dunk, how one of the allders biscuit makers is reinventing itself. —— old est makers is reinventing itself. ——

we are partners with the saudi arabians and united arab emirates to establish peace and order, stephenid might be more credible if he did not sit in an office in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia. did not sit in an office in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabialj did not sit in an office in riyadh, the capital of saudi arabia. i am not sitting in an office in riyadh, iam in not sitting in an office in riyadh, i am in aden. if you can visit in aden, i will receive you and i will show you around. minister, let's be honest... let us be honest... steven, we are paying salaries to all yemenis from yemen. the truth is that you and the president are backed up by the saudis, the government that is of course the fa ct government that is of course the fact are run by crown prince parma bin sulman. hang on, let me finish my question. since we learn so much more about the ruthless methods of mohammed bin salman, thanks to the grisly, gruesome, horrific murder of jamal khashoggi, has given you pause to think very carefully about the nature of your relationship with the saudi government? will alway

journalist and saudi government critic was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing by saudi arabiand from a fact—finding mission to turkey, she said she was given access to information including "chilling and gruesome audio" obtained by turkish intelligence. imogen foulkes has the latest from geneva. we should stress that this initial statement from the united nations special investigator on extra judicial killings, these are preliminary findings. nevertheless, reading them, they‘ re pretty damning. agnes callamard says that based on a week—long visit to turkey and the evidence she saw and heard, she was given an audio recording to listen to, which apparently recorded the moments ofjamal khashoggi's death, that all of this evidence points to a brutal and premeditated killing, planned and prepared, carried out by saudi arabian officials. let's speak to dr courtney radge in new york, she's the director of advocacy for the committee to protect journalists. good to talk to you, thank you for your time. it is a strong report, do your time. it is a strong report, do you think it will actu

investigating the death of jamal khashoggi has said it was a brutal and premeditated killing by saudi arabianligence. stop we should stress that this initial statement from the un special investigator on extrajudicial killings is a preliminary finding. nevertheless, they are damning. agnes palomar says based on a week—long visit to turkey and the evidence she saw and heard, she was given an audio recording to listen to which apparently recorded the moments of jamal khashoggi's to which apparently recorded the moments ofjamal khashoggi's death, that this evidence points to a brutal and premeditated killing, planned and prepared, carried out by saudi arabian officials. the actor and film director woody allen has launched legal action against amazon studios, accusing it of breaching their contract by refusing to distribute his latest film. kim gittleson has the story. every year for the past four decades the director woody allen has released a movie. but that run is set to end after amazon's studios declined to distribute his most recent film a rainy day in new york which was shot in 2017 and sc

investigator says journalist jamal khashoggi was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing by saudi arabian officials. agnes callamard said she was given access to "chilling" audio material during a visit to turkey. the head of instagram has vowed to remove all images of self—harm from the image—sharing app, after an outcry over the suicide of british teenager, molly russell. and this story is trending on bbc.com. nasa scientists have revealed their findings about a new south pacific island, that literally rose out of the sea when a submerged volcano erupted in tonga in 2014. they're your headlines. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm sarah montague. in a matter of weeks, britain will leave the eu and yet what happens then is still not agreed, the sticking point in negotiations as the irish border. how can the uk be outside the european union and yet there be no change to the border between northern ireland and the republic? but the good friday agreement 20 yea rs but the good friday agreement 20 years ago brought peace to ireland in large part

these fighters on the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado budget which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component wooden's that exported to saudi and india writes that makes a big effect against him in use is that it is the tools of study and emitters to kill the in many ways so on calling us on the mystery and interest to stop selling weapons to sell. back at the defense for the m.e. raj he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. now to. pass so considered by many as africa's capital of cinema the first taco film festival is to africa what oscars are to hollywood it's one of the oldest and most influential movie events on the continent. is running until saturday unique experience for all film lovers. this is africa's biggest film festival and it's celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. twenty full length movies are competing for the so-called african oscar the golden stallion of. filmmakers and film lovers meet up for the rendezvous of the continent first of loca

these fighters are seeing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado come but jet which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german components with those that exported to saudi and inherits that makes a big effect against in many ways is that it is the tools of so different emitters to kill the in many ways so i'm calling us all the mystery and countries to stop selling wood is to sell good. back at the defense for the iraq he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. and you can find out much more about this story has german arms on our website a d w dot com and on twitter at w new state here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world staying with yemen the united nations says donors have pledged two point six billion dollars in humanitarian aid for the country a conference on the crisis is taking place in geneva switzerland and you will see says aid workers in yemen have access to vital grain stores for the first time in six months twenty

we should not provide any weapons sales we should not provide support for saudi arabian till the killers of jamal khashoggi are held responsible and not acting accordingly sends a chilling effect to all those journalists and the people in the middle east and in the arab world that basically even in the united states when someone is a resident of the united states writing for one of the biggest publications in the world that they can be killed by a government and nothing is done about it so if someone as prominent as jamal khashoggi is killed and nothing happens what does that say for other people who are seeking justice. and what does that say about the thousands tens of thousands of prisoners political prisoners are rotting away in saudi prisons and in the u.a.e. prisons and in the presence of egypt and throughout the arab world journalists and others that are seeking freedom that people that show that she was speaking up for that he risked his own life for it would be a great disservice to just let this issue go if we don't prosecute if this white house does not hold the killers of jam

saudi arabian princes in china today where he will be meeting president xi xingping. and india earlier this week. and now some major investments. he has been on a charm offensive —— charm offensive tour of asia to try and repair some of the international bonus to his image that the murder ofjournalist international bonus to his image that the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi has cost. what is going to be discussed, oil and investments at the top of their agenda?” be discussed, oil and investments at the top of their agenda? i think it is fairto the top of their agenda? i think it is fair to assume that that is what xi xinping and the crown prince will be focusing on. the big elephant in the room, two of them to be exact, one is the murder ofjamal khashoggi that you mention and its temple. the other is the mistreatment of muslims in china. we have been reporting that some of them have been putting what seem to be concentration camps. will this dimension? it is unlikely because saudi arabia really doesn't have leverage china. unlike pakistan which really welcome his

journalist jamal khashoggi said he was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing carried out by saudi arabian officials. auses saudi arabia of undermining efforts to investigate the murder which took place in the saudi head of the social-media platform instagram has pledged to remove all graphic images of. self h the promise made to the bbc comes after the father of a 14-year-old british girl who took her own life asserted that instagram helped kill his daughter. the hospital treating brazilian president jair bolsonas he is suffering from pneumonia. mr. bolsonaro nearly died after being stabbed in the abdomen during the presidential election campaign last year. he has been in hospital for the past 12 days after a second round of surgery. it is not clear when he will be well enough to be discharged. brazil suffered one of the country's worst-ever environmental disasters last month when a dam at a mine collapsed, flooding the area with sludge. nearly 150 are known to have died, with many more still missing. o muthe attention has focused on the mine owners, vale , and the poor safety standards.

government really needs to decide now where its priorities lie paul brennan al-jazeera london nine saudi arabian soldiers are reportedly being killed near the border with yemen saudi media says they died during fighting with who the rebels who through say they foiled a major offensive by saudi forces in three locations along the southern border. turkey's president says the u.s. isn't putting its full weight into investigating the murder of jamal khashoggi this as a new report from turkish police suggests brains may have been born didn't side the well the journalist was killed and dismembered at the site he calls that in the stumble back in october see them call solo has more the residence of saudi arabia's consul general in istanbul is once again under the spotlight a recent report by police saudi journalist america should just remains were burned in a well used for cooking purposes inside the compound security camera footage leaked to the turkish media late last year appear to show her ship just remains being carried inside the consul general residence in bags and suitcases after being killed a

better way of go about it as it is there's major fighting in the north self the country along the saudi arabian any border and in fact there are yemeni troops supported by saudi arabia inside yemen in the north and the northwest specifically which means they're trying to encircle and further ham and the who the force and and that could lead to a major early escalation of the fighting right now bill curry there in washington d.c. thank you for your time. now syria and russia say they're preparing to open humanitarian corridors to allow people in the rock band refugee camp to return home the compound syria's border with jordan is home to more than forty thousand refugees russia says to cardozo be opened along the border on tuesday and it will give people living in rock band twenty four hours to move. meanwhile on syria's eastern border with iraq kurdish led syrian democratic forces are continuing their offensive against i sold the air in the region of darrow's or was the last pocket of territory controlled by the armed groups. that is locked down under fire it will be a matter of days to finish t

demonstrating the kind of product they could produce to promote the saudi crown prince and the saudi arabian government, if the price was right. and one of the biggest problems that saudi arabia has in the western world right now, one of the biggest problems they've got in the western media right now and the bipartisan and international outrage over the murder of a "washington post" journalist named jamal khashoggi. who is a critic of the saudi government and he was murdered inside a saudi consulate last year under circumstances that indicate saudi government involvement at the highest level. and no news outlet has beat the drum louder or harder against saudi arabia and the saudi crown prince for that murder than the paper that employed that murdered columnist, "the washington post." which is owned by jeff bezos, who has lately been threatened with naked picture, mass humiliation by this tabloid. that is not only caught up already in a felony scheme to do illegal favors for the u.s. president, they've recently been caught swimming backstroke in the lap of the saudi crown prince, including re

journalist jamal khashoggi says it was a brutal premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by saudi arabian officials the findings by special rapporteur agnes kalamata follow a week long trip to turkey with a team of experts to examine evidence her initial conclusion is that saudi arabia seriously undermined takis efforts to access the crime scene and investigate the matter at the istanbul consulate in october she's requested an official visit to riyadh and expressed major concerns about fairness for the eleven suspects on trial for the matter our diplomatic editor james bays reports. a week after agnes kalamata and her team of legal and forensic experts visited istanbul and the saudi consulate where jamal khashoggi was murdered the un special rapporteur has released her initial findings and they are damning in a written statement she says evidence collected during my mission to turkey shows prime a facie case that mr cruise shoji was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by officials of the state of saudi arabia during the visit to turkey ms callum odds te

think that's an open question and the question that the immoralities and in some instances the saudi arabian authorities have have to answer them iraqis have been on record saying that they are supporting these militias it's well known on the ground that they're supporting these militias and has said that for instance the giants form part of coalition forces and are under their command in a sense and i think this is worrying particularly from the you know not not states perspective and any other supply states because you know usually western states are quite rigorous in their the stipulations they put on any arms transfer that have and use a certificate switch specify that arms cannot be passed on to third parties and so this looks like to us the m.r. archies equipping and training these forces and and handing out equipment against the very strict stipulations that the u.s. for instance would put on any arms transfer we're talking about the u.s. that's take the perspective of washington d.c. lawrence is it possible that an organization like amnesty international simply by viewing videos an o

these fighters are dancing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado come budget which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component wooden's that exported to saudi and he writes that makes a big effect against him in use is that it is the tools of study and interest to kill me in many ways so i'm calling the west all that was doing intention is to stop selling weapons to saudi and. back at the defense for the m.e. rotty signed weapons. deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. and the w.'s naomi conrad who filed that report is with me in the studio now good morning nomi so you've been working on this investigation together with a number of other german news outlets you found evidence that german made arms are being used in the conflict in yemen how did they get there. they were sold by the german government i mean we're talking about. directly such as the troll vessels or helicopters but also components say of tornado jets and of other weapon stations so it's a mix of componen

the publisher's past cooperation with president trump as well as its reported connection to the saudi arabian government. bezos also owns "the washington post" which is extensively reported on the president as well as the murder last year of its columnist jamal khashoggi, a saudi dissident. it follows bezos and wife mckenzie after 25 years of marriage. that announcement coming before the enquirer published an article alleging bezos was having an affair with sanchez who's also married. "the post" reporting that bezos longtime private security consultant said he was investigating whether sanchez's brother, is powerpoint porter of president trump might be behind the leak. >> "washington post," that's basically the lobbyist for amazon. you know? he uses that, bezos with bigger problems than anybody right now. but bezos uses that as his lobbyist. okay? as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: about the enquirer bezos writes ux if in my position i can't stand up to this kind of extortion, how many people can? peter alexander, nbc news. >>> watching the markets on this friday midday. u.s. stocks fell f

journalist jamal khashoggi says it was a brutal premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by saudi arabian officials the findings by a special rapporteur agnes kalmadi follow a week long trip to turkey with a team of experts to examine evidence initial conclusion is that saudi arabia seriously undermined techies efforts to access the crime scene and investigate the matter at the istanbul consulate in october she's requested an official visit to riyadh and expressed major concerns about fairness for the eleven suspects on trial for the murder our diplomatic editor james bays reports. a week after agnes kalamata and her team of legal and forensic experts visited istanbul and the saudi consulate where jamal khashoggi was murdered the un special rapporteur has released her initial findings and they are damning in a written statement she says evidence collected during my mission to turkey shows prime of facie case that mr cruise shoji was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by officials of the state of saudi arabia during the visit to turkey ms keller muds te

government really needs to decide now where its priorities lie paul brennan al-jazeera london nine saudi arabian soldiers have reportedly been killed near the border with yemen saudi media says they died during fighting with who the rebels the houthi say they for old a major offensive by saudi forces in three locations along the southern border. thirty's president says the united states isn't putting its full weight into the investigation of the murder of jamal khashoggi this as a new report from turkish police suggests shorty's remains may have been burned inside a well the journalist was killed and dismembered at the saudi consulate in istanbul back in october so them cause all who has more. the residence of saudi arabia's consul general in istanbul is.

government really needs to decide now where its priorities lie paul brennan al-jazeera london nine saudi arabian soldiers have reportedly been killed near the border with yemen saudi media says they died during fighting with hooty rebels the houthi say they for all the major offensive by saudi forces in three locations along the southern border thirty's president says the united states isn't putting its full weight into the investigation of the murder of jamal khashoggi this as a new report from turkish police suggests szell g.'s remains may have been burned inside a well the journalist was killed and dismembered at the saudi consulate in the stumble back in october seventh also all who has more. the residence of saudi arabia's consul general in istanbul is once again under the spotlight every sent report by police saudi journalist america should just remains were burned in a well used for cooking purposes inside the compound security camera footage leaked to the turkish media late last year appeared to show her ship just remains being carried inside the consul general residence in bags and suit

these fighters are seeing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado jet which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component wooden's that exported to saudi and a merit that makes a big effect against yemenis is that it is the tools of the intimidates to kill the in many ways so i'm calling us all the mystery and countries to stop filming with this to saudi. back at the defense for the m.e. raj he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms to could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. in nigeria would do harm he has won a second term as president despite the opposition's claims that saturday's election was raked the jury has electoral commission formally declared the results are live this morning showing a comfortable victory for the incumbent who hari took office in two thousand and fifteen valent to buy corruption defeat boko haram and to overhaul the country's infrastructure the opposition says he'll election was rigged and plans to challenge the results in court. so a second term for what challenges he faced didn'

these fighters are on the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado budget which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component woodman's that exported to saudi and he writes that makes a big if it's against him in use is that it is the tools of sylvia and emirs to kill the many so i'm calling us all those to countries to stop stealing would visit to south. back at the defense for the i mean iraq he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. when our british prime minister theresa may has again appealed to lawmakers to support her plan to take the united kingdom out of the european union may address bragg's it ahead of a series of both set out for later today so they don't directly determine the fate of her deal but could influence her next steps as she tries to win support from parliament yesterday she was agreed to a parliamentary vote on extending the brakes a deal if lawmakers rejected her deal it is currently set for march twenty ninth. and we have team coverage of this

these fighters are dancing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado combat jet which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component woodman's that exported to saudi and he writes that makes a big it kicks against him in use is that it is the tools of study and interest to kill the many so i'm calling the west all the mystery and countries to stop selling weapons to saudi. back at the defense for the iraq he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms to could end up in yemen brutal conflict. and i'm going north to be table by my colleague and we can read she worked on this story we want to point out naomi that berlin the german government they imposed a weapons export ban to saudi arabia after crown prince mohammed bin salman was implicated in the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi right at the saudi consulate in istanbul but the weapons that we're talking about tonight when were they exported well that's quite a mix some of these weapons were ex filleted in the ninety's and eighty's at the tornadoes w

these fighters are dancing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado come budget which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component woodman's that exported to saudi and india writes that makes a big effect against to many of these that it is the tools of study and emitters to kill the in many ways so i'm calling the west all the mystery and countries to start selling weapons to sell get. back at the defense for the iraq he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in your brutal conflict. and i'm going over the b. table by my colleague and we can read she worked on this story we want to point out naomi that berlin the german government they imposed a weapons export ban to saudi arabia after crown prince mohammed bin salman was implicated in the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi right at the saudi consulate in istanbul but the weapons that we're talking about tonight when were they exported well that's quite a mix some of these weapons were exposed to the ninety's and eighty's that t

murder of journalist subs he says it was a brutal premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by saudi arabian officials findings by special operator agnes calmar follow a weeklong trip to turkey with a team of experts to riggs in evidence our diplomatic editor james bays reports. a week after agnes and her team of legal and forensic experts visited istanbul and the saudi consulate where jamal khashoggi was murdered the un special rapporteur has released her initial findings and they are damning in a written statement she says evidence collected during my mission to turkey shows prime a facie case that mr cruise shoji was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by officials of the state of saudi arabia during the visit to turkey ms kelly. muds team met with key turkish officials and was played an audiotape which is believed to be a recording of mr kershaw geez last minutes alive and of his murder she says it was gruesome and chilling agnus kalamata undertook this inquiry on her own initiative under her existing mandate to examine cases of extrajudicial execution

these fighters are dancing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado combat jet which crashed inyemen tornadoes have many german components wooden's that exported to saudi and he writes that makes a big effect against human use is that it is the tools of study and interest to kill me in many ways so i'm calling the west all that was doing in countries to stop selling weapons to saudi and. back at the defense fair the m.e. rotty signed weapons. deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and they too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. so let's get reaction to the story we're joined now by your going heart to foreign policy spokesperson for the conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. parliamentary group in the bundestag welcome to the program and thanks for joining us and i'd like to begin by asking you i mean we see the evidence there presented by d.w. news that that german made arms are being used in the war in yemen it seems as if the german government arms export guidelines have failed in this case right. i think this case needs to be investigated de

these fighters are dancing around the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado combat jet which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german components so wouldn't that exported to saudi and any rights that makes a big effect against him in use is that it is the tools of study and interests to kill the mini's so i'm calling the west all that was doing in countries to stop selling weapons to saudi and. back at the defense fair the m.e. rotty signed weapons. deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those loans to could end up in yemen's brutal cold inflict. british prime minister to resign may as again appeal to lawmakers to support her plan to take the united kingdom out of the european union address parliament ahead of a series of votes on her breaks that deal set for later today they won't directly determine the fate of her deal but could influence her next steps as she tries to win support yesterday she agreed to a vote on extending the break the date if lawmakers reject her deal and meanwhile german chancellor angela merkel and french president a

these fighters are dancing on the wreckage of a saudi arabian tornado come budget which crashed in yemen tornadoes have many german component wooden's that exported to saudi and india writes that makes a big it kicks against yemenis is that it is the tools of intimidates to kill the many so i'm calling us all the mystery and interest to start filming with is to say . back at the defense for the m.e. raj he signed weapons deals worth more than five billion dollars many of them with western companies and those arms too could end up in yemen's brutal conflict. and the author of ever port very own naomi conrad is joining us now so i mean as we saw there there was this evidence of german made arms being used in the war in yemen how did they get there they were sold legally either to the emirates and to saudi arabia and we're talking about weapons that were sold in the eighty's and ninety's but also quite recently there are quite a few examples of helicopters patrol vessels the rifles in warheads that was sold after the war started twenty fifteen the most recent example the warheads for milita

in leningrad when more than one million people died the sad time was coming up a visit by the saudi arabian crown prince to india as overshadowed by the growing threat of conflict between india and pakistan tensions rising again we'll tell you all about it when we come back. you know world of big part of the law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. make this manufactured to send to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. in the final. be the one percent. of the room. it's ten twenty the morning moscow time thanks so much use this one of you cheated and run the world this is out international next story the british museum has found itself facing a wave of criticism over only go the exhibition it was overrun by hundreds of protesters over its close ties to t

in yemen they were lying strictly on the data provided by the saudi arabian government the british government most realize. that. war in the middle is not going to stop and both go. all weapons to this. meanwhile the un has warned in recent days that yemen's humanitarian crisis is becoming increasingly severe hundreds of thousands of people are now reportedly at risk of starving to death on a staggering eighty percent of the population are in need of eight you're still harping story of one young yemeni girl and one he may find upsetting. many leaving to retrieve would it have anything to feed her. here. that she skin and that's the worst case of severe malnutrition. child malnutrition cases are increasing not only children under five but mothers suffer from malnutrition and their babies will to. manage it and a fellow can do is keep trying to care for her and that she will be starving again in the back because of horrible conditions limited and. ok to on going story here in the program the u.s. is stepping up its efforts to get humanitarian aid into venice where less sending tons of food and

extrajudicial executions says the killing of gemayel was brutal and premeditated and carried out by saudi arabian state officials. and our entire lives is our zero live from london also coming up. a convoy carrying humanitarian aid heads towards venezuela but will it make it past a government blockade. nicolas maduro signs up to a new international plan aimed at finding peace and new elections. and the british prime minister is back from brussels where once again she's been looking for a compromise on the e.u. withdrawal deal. and the u.n. human rights and void looking into the killing of jamal khashoggi says the journalist suffered a violent death at the hands of riyadh in a statement about her preliminary findings and yes said that mr hersh was the victim of a brutal and premeditated killing planned and perpetrated by officials of the state of saudi arabia she also called into question the saudi response in the days after his death saying that woefully inadequate time and access was granted to turkish investigators to conduct a professional and effective crime scene examination and search requi

for the killing in there or lying strictly on the facts and data provided to them by the current saudi arabiangovernment the british government most realize the united states go for a long. war in yemen is not going to stop until both governments all weapons do this. meanwhile and this is an important aspect as well the un has warned in recent days that yemen's humanitarian crisis is becoming increasingly severe the numbers they're giving are quite startling hundreds of thousands of people are now reportedly at risk of starving to death and a staggering eighty percent of the population are in need of aid here is the harling story we heard from one yemeni girl a warning you may find it upsetting. management even to retreat would it have anything to feed her. that she's skin and that's the worst case of severe malnutrition. we're a. child malnutrition cases are increasing not only children under five but mothers suffer from malnutrition and their babies will too . none of that in a fellow can do is keep trying to care for her but she will be starving again in the game because in horrible conditi

the saudi arabians are here, jamal khashoggi, the saudi journalist who was killed in the turkish embassyrt of diplomacy. they all have their own agenda, brexit being the key one for the british now. a quick word on donald tuskin british now. a quick word on donald tusk in the european union. he is the co—host along with the president of egypt. he was sitting next to the president, donald tusk spent his younger years fighting for democracy in poland. he is sitting next to a man who ousted egypt's's first democratically elected leader.m man who ousted egypt's's first democratically elected leader. it is fascinating and they have become accustomed to being next to one another and expressing things subtly. the hungarian prime minister, the bad boy of the european union, has a personal campaign againstjean—claude juncker, using adverts on hungary right now, they were close to each other, talking briefly. this is fascinating because when you step back from this, it takes days to work out what happened within these meetings, but these meetings through them up, and you have to think, what is the

killing in yemen they were lying strictly on the facts and data provided to them by the current saudi arabian government the british government must realise this for the united states go. mama been farming and war and here is not going to stop until both governments or weapons to this. to fifty of them all in this monday thanks for watching around the world who days going good so far ahead after the break among the stories we're covering the u.s. attempting to send aid shipments to venezuela but president material is still refusing to allow it over the border its story is bubbling away more across it next . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in. spearing dramatic development the only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. seem wrong. to shape out to stay active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again as i was mentioning for the break that the u.s. is stepping up its attempts to ship human

we've seen them pop up in the libyan army we've seen them fall into the hands of the saudi in saudi arabian army and police but when it comes to the oversight by authorities that you mentioned it's actually interesting that actually the german economy ministry in agreement with the german foreign ministry which actually is in charge of these decisions and certificate for weapons exports but when it comes to this case the government is pleading that they had no reason to doubt they steal between heckler and koch and mexico so at the moment when not seeing any soul searching now when it comes to change in developing the weapons control laws here in germany kate brady thank you. for now in germany the bundestag is due to debate changes to a law on how doctors can inform women that they perform abortions abortion is a criminal offense year with terminations only allowed in certain very restricted circumstances german doctors are also forbidden to provide information about the procedure the new law would allow them to do just that the main focus of the debate between conservative and liberal for

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