the republic of ireland have gone top of wales and serbia's group.ecord in group d with a 1—1 draw against austria in dublin. ireland fell behind in the first half but this late equaliser from jonathan walters means martin o'neil‘s side are currently a point clear of serbia and five clear of wales. the canadian grand prix has got underway with some incredible drama in montreal. lewis hamilton made the perfect start from pole, but not as good as max verstappen, who surged from fifth to second place. on his way through the field, he broke the wing on championship leader sebastian vettel‘s ferrari, sending him to the pits for a replacement and dropping him to the back of the field. moments later, carlos sainz and felipe massa's races were over as they crashed out. and verstappen‘s hopes of challenging hamilton ended on the 11th lap. you can follow the thrilling action with commentary on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. india's cricketers have secured their place in the semifinals of the champions trophy. they comfortably beat south africa

capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centraini zatvor. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz f

the republic of ireland are in the same group of serbia.in group d with a 1—1 draw against austria in dublin. ireland fell behind in the first half but this late equaliser from jonathan walters means martin o'neil‘s side are now a point clear of serbia and five clear of wales, in belgrade this evening. the canadian grand prix got under wayjust over an hour ago with some incredible drama in montreal. britain's lewis hamilton made the perfect start from pole, but not as good as max verstappen who surged from fifth to second place. on his way through the field he broke the wing on championship leader sebastian vettel‘s ferrari sending him to the pits for a replacement and he's currently down in seventh place. moments later carlos sainz and felipe massa's races were over as they crashed out. and verstappen's hopes of challenging hamilton ended on the eleventh lap. you can follow the action with commentary on bbc radio five live and the bbc sport website. it's been an historic afternoon in paris where rafael nadal has become the first man to win

a former prime minister who's been indicted by serbia for war crimes during the conflict in kosovo i9ational war crimes tribunal at the hague but serbia still wants to put him on trial. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny has called on protesters to converge in moscow's city centre, despite warnings that police will take action against them. he had been given permission to hold an anti—corru ption protest at another site, but says he was forced to change plans after what he said were attempts by the authorities to "humiliate" protesters. people in the us territory of puerto rico have voted in favour of becoming america's 51st state, but on a turnout of less than a quarter. the result is non—binding and any change in status would require approval from the us congress in washington. the move is supported by the territory's governor, who hopes it might help solve the island's deep economic crisis and heavy debt. it is not just it is notjust politics going on around the world, loads of sport over the weekend. firstly to the french open where rafael nadal beat 2015 champion stan w

an important world cup qualifier match for wales this evening in serbia.are to make it to russia next summer. wales will put ahead of them were denied a vital victory when the home side scored a late equaliser. international football really stands still for very long. less than one year after the heroics of wales, qualification for the next tournament hangs in the balance. a trip to belgrade a tall order and it was serbia with the best of few chances. for wales, opportunities we re chances. for wales, opportunities were limited. but a referee spotted here what few others did. a poll on the shirt and that was the chance they needed. the noise blocked out and the wales were ahead. serbia now taking aim and getting closer and closer. until, eventually, the defence buckled. a vital goal scored in this qualifying campaign. both sides had chances to win. wales notably here through aaron ramsey. not the victory they needed a point that keeps their hopes alive. the republic of ireland in the same group as wales and they kept up their unbeaten record with one all d

a former prime minister, who was indicted by serbia for war crimes during the conflict in kosovo, coulde. rafael nadal of spain has won the french open for the tenth time. he beat the swiss player stan wawrinka in straight sets. nadal, who came back from a serious wrist injury last year didn't lose a set in the whole tournament. so, as the uk prime ministerfights to stay in power, experts warn prolonged political uncertainty will ta ke prolonged political uncertainty will take its toll on sterling and the economy. not so in france — the euro strengthens as macron's new party en marche takes control of french politics. this is world business report, where we will now focus on the business and economic implications of the elections in the uk and france. let's start with the uk. the prime minister, theresa may, has formed a new government but without a majority in parliament she is relying on an alliance with northern ireland's largest political party, the democratic unionist party. but while the dup insist their relationship with may's team has been close since she became prime minister,

so serbia head the group on goal difference, level on 12 points with second placed ireland.to get into the game. that was it. i have to say, you know, let's not be pessimistic, now. i thought the second half, we were really fa ntastic, i thought the second half, we were really fantastic, and i think that jon rogers epitomised the strength of character that we have an aside. we lack a few other things, but that is not one of them. —— we have as a side. now to football and in european world cup qualifiers the republic of ireland narrowly failed to take all three points and top spot with a late surge against austria. and in group i top of the table croatia lost to an injury time winner from iceland who join them on 13 points from six games played. third placed turkey saw off kosovo and ukraine won in finland. england won their biggest international title since 1966 by beating venezuela 1—0 in the under—20 world cup final on sunday. it was england's first appearance in the final of any global tournament since their world cup victory 51 years ago. here's our sports correspondent

this could complicate relations with serbia, who have accused him of war crimes during kosovo's fight for independence. he greeted supporters at a victory party. >> my congratulations. i know we have a lot of work in front of us. we are ready to finish it together. >> he has failed to secure a clear majority and will need to form a coalition to establish a government. tonight's other big winner is the nationalists self-determination party. they will double its support since its last election. they will take on rampant corruption. >> are movement has grown a lot. >> a new government will face challenges ahead, the most pressing of which is reducing the record high unemployment, now close to 30% area officials will have to contend with the border dispute with montenegrin. this is before they can join the european union. leader in russia has been detained for he was to lead thousands of russians in a protest against corruption later today. vladimirking to unseat putin's year by tapping into voter anger. with more now, let's bring in thomas. thomas: i'm standing just behind the metal dete

after four straight draws, they're four points behind group leaders serbia and the republic of irelandng list of missing players but striker sam vokes is set to win his 50th cap. it has been a fantasticjourney. there has been a core group of players who have been there through the. that is very important. this is going to be very tough. but we've beenin going to be very tough. but we've been in these situations before. we are waiting to see if his to lose over after the nose injury suffered yesterday against the crusaders. usain bolt said he was the most nervous he'd ever been before a race, as he ran his last 100—metres on home soil. a sell—out crowd of 30,000 in the jamaican capital kingston watched as he won the "salute a legend" race. the eight—time olympic gold medallist will retire in august, after the world championships in london. and his words echoed around the stadium last night. there are no words to describe this. i would never thought i would have reached these hates in track and field. my aim when i came into athletics was to win the 200m at the olympics. i have obviously

dough out of the carpet but serbia do not have a new gadget to tell you about for that.nd movement to play. and finally, researchers at mit have developed sensors for robotic arms that aim to help bots grab things with the right amount of pressure. the aim to make negotiating smaller objects possible as well as making general household tasks easier to approach. this would be handy if one day robot are to become ordinary household companions. around the world scientists are looking at different ways of improving our quality—of—life auster pierces alternate sources of power. soft robotics, and possibly in future bionic limbs. but in italy's liability at other things. they are looking at simulating touch. researchers are trying to merge human physiology machine engineering. the team are working on a bionic fingertip that is capable of detecting texture. the human sense of touch is incredibly complex one. i don't even need to look at these three pieces of plastic to sense the differences in the ridges. how do you transfer that same sensitivity into a prosthetic hand? fingert

football, and wales have drawn their latest world cup qualifier against serbia. the penalty spot, but serbia drew level in the second half, newcastle's alexander mitrovich getting the equaliser. wales have now drawn 5 of their 6 matches as they try to make it through to next summer's tournament in russia. it's been a long time coming, but england have won their first football world cup, at any age group, since 1966. the young lions of the under 20s team lifted the trophy with a 1—0 win over venezuela. our sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. commentator: england, world cup winners. yes, you heard him right. it's taken a mere 51 years, but once again, english football is basking in global glory. the so—called young lions turning their promise into the ultimate prize. not that it was easy, though. paul simpson's side began as favourites again venezuelan, and when dominic calvert—lewin lot of them ahead, the trophy seemed theirs for the taking. but after the break, venezuela were handed a lifeline. penalty, that age—old scourge of english football, but not

the answer to my gps challenge this week is b, serbia and ireland. burnabish to be prime minister this week. once approved by parliament she will not be the country's first openly gay prime minister but also the first female to hold that position. in ireland, leo baratka, a doctor and son of an indian immigrant was formally confirmed as the country's first openly gay prime minister this week. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> the president is not under investigation. >> donald trump's attorney is contradicting the president's own statements, and multiple media reports about whether the special counsel is investigating the president for obstruction of justice. today the president says this is all a distraction from his agenda, and after vowing unity and cooperation following a shooting that rocked capitol hill, senate democrats plan to bring operations to a standstill this week in an effort to derail the republican's health care plan. >>> a search for missing sailors ends in tragedy, their

the answer to my gps challenge this week is b, serbia and ireland.inated ana burabish to be prime minister this week. she will not be the country's first openly gay prime minister but also the first female to hold that position. in ireland, leo, a doctor and son of an indian immigrant was formally confirmed as the country's first openly gay prime minister this week. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> hey, i'm brian stelter. happy father's day, and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "reliable sources." our weekly look at the story behind the story. of how the media really works and how the news gets made. we're asking big questions today about a divided nation, only briefly united in the aftermath of the shooting at congressional baseball practice. in an era of extreme rhetoric, should media figures be doing some soul searching? >>> plus, were some senators this week trying to restrict press access in the capitol? i'll ask senator amy klobuchar. later in

after all, montenegro had once been part of russia's traditional slavic ally serbia. montenegro has long been a favorite destination for russian tourists, russian politicians and oligarchs are reported to own as much as 40% of the real estate in that country. a few years ago when it feared losing its naval base in syria due to the civil war, russia reportedly sought a naval base in montenegro but was rejected. now if montenegro joined nato, the entire adriatic sea would fall completely within nato's borders. montenegro's accession into nato would also send a signal that nato membership was a real possibility for other nations of the western balkans -- macedonia, bosnia-herzegovina, kosovo, and according to some optimistic voices in the region, perhaps even serbia. that's why montenegro's october 16 election was no ordinary one. in russia's eyes, it was a last chance to stop montenegro from joining nato to thwart montenegro's pursuit of a euroatlantic future and rye assert fiewrn influence in southeastern europe. that's why there was little doubt that russia would ex

wales are third in group d after drawing against austria, georgia, serbia and the republic of irelandland with five qualifying games remaining. warren gatland has named an entirely different starting 15 for the british and irish lions‘ second match of the tour of new zealand. the lions face the blues on wednesday wales hooker ken 0wens will captain the side. fellow welshmen rhys webb and dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of maro itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues starting 15. we know we will have to create the momentum game on game and improve into the test match. 15 new guys starting, an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise standards week on week, game on game. that is what we need to do to beat the all blacks. england's cricketers play new zealand in cardiff tomorrow in the icc champions trophy. victory would put england into the semi—finals after new zealand's match with australia last week was abandoned because of rain. the black caps opener martin g

serbia, philippines and dozens of other places. in turkey today, things got tense. police cracked down on a pride march in istanbul, firing gas, rubber bullets. and detaining marchers. more on the pride celebrations and demonstrations here in the u.s. from coast to coast pride marches. >> in minneapolis, police officers were allowed to march in this year's parade. initially been exclued over the acquittal of an officer in the shooting death of castile. protesters upset with the verdict tried to stop the march. in san francisco, crowds celebrated political gains like same-sex marriage. while some expressed anxiety that president trump could roll them back. marches follow one in los angeles earlier this mun the. dubbed the resist march. focused on adversity and resistance to president trump. adam schiff encouraged the crud to speak out against the administration. >> mr. president, we are here by the hundreds of thousands t not let you roll back progress without a fight. >> president trump stance on lgbtq issues is unclear. critics point out his administration blocked

a penalty from aaron ramsey gave them the lead against serbia in belgrade.wo or three break away is where it could have been different but overall, a good game, a tough game. two good things for us. a point, it's a good point. the republic of ireland are second in that group, level on points with serbia — and they‘ re still unbeaten after a 1—all draw with austria in dublin, thanks tojon walters' late equaliser. for the first time since 1966, an england national football team has won a world cup. the u20's beat venezuela 1—0 in the final in south korea. everton's dominic calvert—lewin with the goal. it was a nervy ending for england. they needed keeper freddie woodman to save a penalty in the second half. and the national side's senior manager believes this could be a turning point. obviously, ultimately, the aim is that those players come through to the seniors and a big part of that now is the event to get opportunities with their clubs because i think they have shown, if the under 20s were world champions, there is enough players there to fulfil careers i

my love for this particular kind of music has brought me to serbia.

. >> the parliament has approved -- >> in serbia, lawmakers have elected the first email and first --st female and first openly lesbian president. her election makes her history in the predominantly conservative talking country. -- balkan country. president trump is set to attend bastille day celebrations in france after accepting a invitation from president macron. the visit marks a warming of relations between trump and am r macron after a rough start. correspondent: the plane and train maker is set to cut 2000 jobs by 2020, that is a quarter of the workforce here in germany. management has claimed the move is to cut losses. the restructuring comes after delays in the aerospace business. all production facilities will remain open despite because the company said -- despite the cuts, the company says. correspondent: germany's economy might be doing well but the wind of globalization is blowing in this country as well. demand for trained constructed by this company has been slow -- for trains constructed by this company has been low. in asia, the demands have been high. so it makes se

sunny spells or the wales fans going to serbia for the world cup qualifier in belgrade —— sunny spellshowers continuing in ireland, much of scotland, northern england, south and east, largely dry. still quite a breeze overnight, keeping temperatures up but by and large a better start to monday morning compared to sunday morning and windy in the central belt of scotland. if you're on the move in the morning rush hour you could see 50 mph at times, on the bridges and the ferry services, could be restrictions, keep checking tomorrow. elsewhere tomorrow on monday, isolated showers, muggy will be dry, windiest in the morning, winds turning lighter and the showers confined to northern scotland and fewer than we saw on sunday —— many. a largely dry day for many on monday. cooler with temperatures in the mid—to—high teens, low 205, but into wednesday to this area of high pressure builds in an temperatures on the rise. still showers in scotland and northern ireland but more sunshine developing for england and wales. good night. this is bbc news. i'm alpa patel. our top stories: theresa may's ef

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and crate and now the region within serbia this is against the. dignity of syria this what we are now it's not only the syrian kurds that have been in the news a lot lately and also the iraqi kurds have been announced that intention to hold an independence referendum in september and. i know this is something that. the government and the government in teheran the government and demand. under government in baghdad oppose do you think that could be some sort of basis for a fragile regional concern so i see the russian and united states also they don't prefer. this so again the problem is. because people. come. are they happy or. are they have full. rights or so to fulfil all right but the independence the country is not good for the region and for good for them. should remain as one. if the suppression order or are. they really have the same future. in the wars in the region of this. group's older population. the ones using this is its. own kind of let me use them or they're not understanding otherwise look at the russian. look at the. many. differe

and crew and now the region within serbia this is against the. unity of syria this what we are now it's not only the syrian kurds that have been in the news a lot lately also the iraqi kurds have been announced that intention to hold an independence referendum in september and. i know this is something that the government and the government in teheran the government in damascus and the government in baghdad oppose do you think that could be some sort of basis for a fragile regional concern so i think the russian and united states also they don't prefer. this so again the problem is this. because the people. that come. to help you on. are they have full full rights. so to fulfill all the right but the independence the breaking of the country is not good for the region and for good for them. should remain as one country if the suppression of or are. they really have the same in future than the us than the war in the region instead of this we wish to see old groups all the population. this is well it's. less likely is the more they're not understand

after four straight draws, they're four points behind group leaders serbia and the republic of irelandand experience, according to striker sam vokes, who's set to win his 50th cap. it has been a fantasticjourney. some darker days and fantastic days. it has been great, but the is a core group of players who have been there the whole way through who have got a lot of caps along the way, and that is important. with games like this on sunday, it will be tough, but there are a lot of experienced lads who have been in those situations before. india's cricketers have secured their place in the semifinals of the champions trophy. they comfortably beat south africa at the oval to set up a likely meeting with bangladesh in the last four. south africa had the chance to go through themselves but they had a calamitous innings with three ill—judged runouts among the wickets. they posted a score ofjust 191. and india made short work of that — yuvraj singh finishing things off in style with this six with 12 overs still remaining. it means south africa are out. the last semifinal place will be decided

it is not the case in serbia because we speak more or less same language, they can do it easily. from there their news will be rebroadcasted or reprinted and published. senator blunt: ambassador, what if anything should we do about hese known medians they use of miscommunication? ambassador burns: senator, i think two things. one is always attach an adjective, a couple before. we talked about them. the russian government propaganda station, r.t. expose them for who they are. they are russian government. second, be very careful if you ever go on it because they'll distort what you say. don't give them the platform they want. senator blunts: one more question in to you. i actually agree with your current position on congressionally binding sanctions. i assume you were much more inclined to have a flexible position when you were at the state department? ambassador burns: absolutely true. i am a creature of the executive branch. i always thought it's better to preserve the president's authority to act. in this particular case, since the president is not acting, i think the congress h

. >> ya lo habÍamos planteado esto de entrar a competir con una banda serbia.on el yoga como si fuera yoga de la risa. pero miren dÓnde estoy? mÉxico, méxico!! el dÍa de hoy aquí en el lugar en donde debo de estar. estoy muy emocionada. hoy en la noche podemos ver el partido por "despierta amÉrica". méxico honduras aquÍ en univisiÓn. no saben la vida y lo bonito que se siente estar aquÍ. karla: sÍ, hay que apoyar a nuestra selecciÓn. un beso a todos nuestros hermanos hondureÑos. les deseamos suerte a los dos pero obviamente le echamos porras a mÉxico. qué padre estar ahÍ mi querida liz. ana: no te muevas de ahÍhhasta que empecÉ partido. liz: amiga, yo ya no me quito de aquÍ por eso traje esta bufanda para ponermela ahora que hace frÍo pero yo aquí me voy a dormir un ratito y leugo me despierto en la noche. ya nadie me saca. karla: disfruta mucho de este partido. suerte para los dos y disfruta de la energÍa. liz: viva mÉxico! ana: si en el estadio ssolamente estuviera liz solamente bastarÍa para las porras. karla: tiene un vozarrÓn. ana: vÁmonos con los muchacho

pride march held around the world, activists celebrate in the france, mexico city, serbia, the philippines, and dozens. other places. roxanna has more on the demonstrations right here at home. >> reporter: from coast-to-coast, pride mars went beyond the festive to the political. in minneapolis police officers were allowed to marsh in this year's parade. initially had been excluded over the acquittal in the officer of the shooting death of philando castile. protesters upset with the verdict tried to stop the march. san francisco, crowds celebrated political gains like same sex marriage, while some marchers expressed anxiety that president trump could roll them back. >> i came down because we need to see working together and doing things,. >> president trump stands on lgbtq issues is unclear, critics point out his administration has blocked the obama era protection for transgender students from discrimination. and he's not yet recognized june as lgbq pride month n new york protest groups led the parade. highlighting issues like gun violence, mass incarceration, healthcare. >> how is the tone

i saw people wearing like you know serbia t. shirts all the other countries that are taking part in the concentration the other ones that are not something that really caught me the fact there were and. they told me it was just seventy five percent for you think one of the reasons. we expect is a big. christiane and i'll go with the best players in the world. to an important. lowering prices get. a different stadiums is very important. of course needs to be. what happens if you come to you want to st petersburg most comic places the public square beyond if you bring a pool and you start freestyle well we just. he's there i think going to be playing with a little ball so good so feet up which he says to the ball to the ball everybody comes over once the console picks the destruction of the most things in the world. in. all. all the. good of the series. very pleased to say joined now by the city get i was the lead singer at the martin ski theatre at bar italian yes oh yeah. there were also it was we've had to stick singer and i'm

certainly did and he dreamt big french annotates claim to be the hereditary prince of macedonia and serbia in fact and albania and montenegro even though montenegro hasn't had a moment the since one nine hundred eighteen but the information on his official website begs to differ still not buying it while many high ranking officials and celebrities did including the archbishop of monaco and the vatican secretary of state mr czerny just didn't lose any time to enter his life into a stereotype one thousand former baywatch star power anderson could think bigger bestowing five orders of chivalry upon himself again check including julius caesar in his list of ancestors sounds more like you and no one bothered to check his documents from fake passports to the license plates on these cars which he drove around with his self-proclaimed ambassador they've been traveling around europe since twenty fourteen but it was only when they refused to pay for a weeklong stay at a luxury resort in italy that people finally caught on the guest asked for the bill to be sent to the macedonian embassy in rome inst

been a member undersigned there are several and will use were signed but the fifth of the president serbia appreciated the fact he was able to meet with president putin and they were able to again they were able to connect on anybody warm international level and that the president you know we need to understand that the president is is very intent in his spreading. is spreading the good relationship geopolitically in other words to go beyond just a single part alliance or a partnership and to be able to explore new areas with the new partnerships with with other for other forces and other government in order to improve the development agenda of the nation and the philippines the president's quite open in doing that and that's exactly the reason why it was able to go through to russia now are you just mentioned that despite the. the trip being cut short the president detective was able to have a meeting with president putin at the very last moment right before a living russia. how did that meeting go you mentioned the respectful exchange but can you give us a little bit more than just diplo

it unilaterally declared its independence from serbia in 2008.ct killed more than 10,000 people and required nato intervention. and it may be that some war crimes committed then haven't been properly investigated by the international tribunal in the hague. kosovo's ethnic serbs say they've never received justice for the crimes committed against them — murdered by albanian terrorists, says this vandalised memorial. the allegations are gruesome. they include the torture and murder of civilians, and the harvesting of human organs. the european union has put pressure on kosovo to set up the special court to help reconciliation. former leaders of the kosovo liberation army are likely to face charges. many of them are now senior figures in the government. so to ensure neutrality, the special court will be held in the netherlands, with internationaljudicial officials. guy delauney in kosovo, there. now, a major rescue operation has taken place in the mid—atlantic after a fleet of yachts that set out from the uk was hit by a severe storm. one boat sunk a

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callers with all the mexicans i saw people wearing like you know serbia t. shirts all the other countries that are taking part in the concert. the other ones that are not something that really caught me the fact they were and to see you know they told me that it was just seventy five percent for you think one of the reasons . a lot of. free food prices are up and we expect it's a big tournaments it's the tournament of champions and you watch in christiane around. the best players in the world leading to an important. lowering prices getting fans again fans here from other countries to look at the different stadiums is very important so that price of course needs to be looked at what happens if you come to you want to simply just. comic places the public square beyond this you bring a pole and you start freestyle it. just around. going to play with a little ball shall go. to the ball to the ball everybody comes over against. the destruction of the most things in the world. none of us. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. very pleased to say

weren't just russian in new zealand color's was all the mexicans i saw people wearing like you know serbia t. shirts all the other countries that are taking part in the computor races called the other ones that are not something that really caught me you know the fact there were empty seats you know then they told me it was just seventy five percent for you think one of the reasons yeah benefit from our perspective it's fairly simple having covered a lot of free for tournament. prices right now and we expect it's a big tournament it's the tournament of champions and you watch in christiane and i'll go with some of the best players in the world because the leading to an important world cup tournament i think lowering prices getting fans the fans here from other countries to have a look at the different stadiums is very important so that pricing of course needs to be looked at because we have savings as opposed to thirty two teams. thank you very very much for joining us so what happens if you come to one of sympathies bergs most iconic places the public square behind us you bring a football