and slovakia are partners and allies. as a prime minister, i can say today slovakia is a success story. i would like to congratulate you, mr. president. we are able to create thousands of new jobs and we have the lowest unemployment in our history. i would like to congratulate you on the amazing numbers published today about the jobs which were created thanks to your policies. i think it is a huge success and congratulations. pres. trump: thank you very much. >> and a difficult it is to reach such numbers and boost the economy and slovakia has at this moment really robust growth, one of the highest in the european union, and the eurozone. your economy is doing very well. if the united states is going well, also slovakia is going well. and i have to say, ladies and gentlemen, that the president is really a leader which is very clear, that we have to do even much more when it comes to defense. and as mr. president mentioned, slovakia is delivering, it is spending more. we are modernizing our armed forces. it is a great hono

i would like to i know people from slovakia. incredible people. it's a beautiful country and it well.very doing very well. [inaudible] president trump: the tariffs necessary thing for me to do because, in the case of not treated y have us right. we're losing $181 billion a year. for many years, and the european union has not properly but we'll see what happens with regard to tariffs on cars with the european union. a decision on that. >> -- secretary -- make it official? it will be ump: discussed next week. say it again? [inaudible] president trump: well, i think i with some rels ship of the press, and unfortunately, cover the press doesn't me accurately. in fact, they quo out of their way to cover me inaccurately so free t think that's a press. a dishonest press and i want to see a free press. today i was happy to see on the front page of the "new york times" for the first time where hey were talking about spying and they were talking about my campaign. that's a big difference between the way they have been covering but that's a big story. that's

adam or accept slovakia's because. they're still absorbed in another side of the country story or the guard. is now at the center off the case slovak media report that the men who admitted shooting the journalist said the guard himself had ordered the killing that hasn't been proven but it is confirmed that question organized a full scale spying operation against investigative journalists. suspected since last year that was having me observe that was when he suddenly released private things about me my child told my health but the police has only now officially confirmed for all. and i'm also received threatening emails but undeterred he spent all of last year to go after his financial dealings and his political connections in government. it's about transparency this process being renamed. it is from a journalistic work and the fight for freedom of information. so how do adams colleagues feel about the spying operation and the new accusations against the oligarch you know was crazy but we always thought that he's like.

while it's or near a peon countries like slovakia have already joined the e.u. other nations such as albania are eager for membership but a major hurdle is standing in their way the country has become one of europe's leading hubs for the production and trade of illegal drugs albanian authorities.

because if the united states is going well, so is slovakia. and i have to say, ladies and gentlemen, that mr. president is really a leader, which is very clear that we have to do even much more when it comes to defense. and as mr. president mentioned, slovakia is delivering. it's spending more. we are modernizing our armed forces and buying u.s. military equipment, and i can say that the 2% of gdp, we will reach earlier as was our plan in 2022, we will be on that number. and once again it's a great honor for me, great honor for our country to be in the white house with you mr. president. >> that's really nice. i just want to add a little bit further. it's really nice what you said, and we're aligned with you, and it has helped your economy, and that's good, and that makes me happy because they are incredible people and the relationship has never been stronger than it is now. you've been with us all the way, and what crowds is true, slovak ia is up up to the bench mark number, the%% number, and they may go beyond it because they understand the

while eastern european countries like slovakia have already joined the e.u. other nations such as albania are eager for membership but a major hurdle is standing in their way the country has become one of europe's leading hubs for the production and trade of illegal drugs albanian authorities say they are cracking down on the mafia and are keen to promote their success to the international press well our reporter traveled to the mediterranean coast of albania to see just how big an impact their efforts are really happening. we're accompanying albanian border police on patrol in the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who had heroin in car tires or oil tanks and up to get the last time we discovered ten kilos of heroin and i don't mean to brag but in the last two years the

while eastern european countries like slovakia have already joined the e.u. other nations such as albania are eager for membership but a major hurdle is standing in their way the country has become one of europe's leading hubs for the production and trade of illegal drugs albanian authorities say they are cracking down on the mafia and are keen to promote their success to the international press while our reporter traveled to the mediterranean coast of albania to see just how big an impact their efforts are really happening. we're accompanying albanian border police on patrol on the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who hid heroin in car tires or oil tanks but open up they get the last time we discover ten kilos of heroin and i don't mean to brag but in the last two year

also coming up on world press freedom day we need a journalist in slovakia who says that growing right wing extremism there is a threat to journalism and the personal safety of reporters and a stark warning that north korea is running out of food the united nations says that without international aid ten million people will go hungry after the worst harvest in decades. i'm sara kelly thank you for joining us cycling finally has battered india's eastern coastline with winds gusting above two hundred kilometers per hour it is one of the biggest storms to hit the region in recent years the cycle made landfall on the coast of odessa stayed at around eight in the morning local time close to the seaside resort town of puri at least three people were reported dead forecasters say that the site clone is now weakening although they are warning. people to remain cautious authorities evacuated more than a million people in coastal areas ahead of funny's arrival fearing storm surges could in danger their lives. let's bring in now our correspondent who is covering all of this for us from our delhi

duty to uphold the rights of citizens to communicate without fear we're going to take a look at slovakia a country that was shaken by the murder of an investigative reporter and his girlfriend last year the killings led to mass demonstrations and forced the prime minister to stand down with a journalist d.w. spoke with say they still don't feel safe. back in journalists is that handle over an atom visiting a memorial to their colleague. i still cannot believe that he's not here anymore we will never forget him and. it's very sad and i think of him almost every day who checks killing should care in the news room of the country's biggest newspaper it is still one of the biggest stories especially since a new development involving this man tycoon marrying kartchner he march he was charged with ordering the murder of the journalist who is investigating allegations of fraud against him the tycoon was known for his efforts to intimidate reporters he deemed threatening one method was to spy on them i don't validate it was also a target. i suspected since last year that caution i was having me o

they‘ll play finland tomorrow and slovakia on saturday, but are unlikely to beat either. better than last time in the work great was there, they should buy it they are here. they are battling, hanging in and blocking shots and taking more chances and they got and that was like the team of last year the year before and i think maybe they have settled down a little bit. they still got some top games but there are a lot of positives in that performance. deontay wilder has again said that he wants to kill an opponent in the ring, saying he wants "a body on his record." the american defends his wbc title against compatriot dominic breazeale on saturday. it‘s his first fight since his title defence against tyson fury in december ended in a controversial draw. this is what wilder said — he is like a fly in my ear and i can‘t wait. i‘m gonna get him out of there and it‘s going to be in a dramatic fashion. his life is on the line for this fight and i do mean his life. am still trying to get me a body on my record. he has since defended those comments, saying it‘s part of boxing. h

we are taking a look at slovakia , a country that was shaken by the murder of an investigative reporter and his girlfriend last year. the killings led to master menstruation's and forced the prime minister to step down, but the journalists we spoke to say they still do not feel safe. >> these slovakian journalists visiting a memorial to their colleague. >> i still cannot believe that he is not here anymore. we will never forget him, and it's very sad. i think of him almost every day. >> the killing shook slovakia.a. in the newsroom m of the count's biggest newspaper, it is still one of the biggest stories, especially since a new development involving this man. in march, he was charged with ordering the murder of the journalists, who was investigating allegations of fraud against him. the tycoon was known for efforts to intimidate. one method was to spy on them. >> i suspected since last year that he was having me observed. that was when he suddenly released private things about me -- my childhood, my health -- but the police has only now officially confirmed it. >> despite the threats,

after four successive defeats gb have tricky games against finland and slovakia coming up, they willto win their final game against france on monday to stay up. so there is plenty at stake and with so many games there are lots of tired players and seth bennett has been to meet the two women who make sure the team is ready to play. this is a tiring business. most of these players are approaching 100 games this season. that means some very tired bodies, aching muscles, that needs to be treated. players are used to playing a lot of games with this is intense, in a short period of time. you get a lot of players, their legs, their backs are aching. it is a big strain. a lot of us, tissue massage. making sure that we are not missing anything. making sure thatjoints are in order, that they can move freely, dealing with anything that comes along. they are anything that comes along. they are a crucial part of the head coach's tea m a crucial part of the head coach's team and are amongst the only woman working with the teams at the tournament here in slovakia. they are good at it. they are cle

, big night here full house, 89,000 fans, great britain looking for that first ever victory over slovakiaeat sacrifice and dedication — but weightlifter cyreel tchatchet the second has a story that stands out from the rest. just a few years ago, cyreel was living on the streets of brighton and suffering from depression. now, he's hoping to compete as part of the refugee team in japan next summer. david mcdaid has been to meet him. a record—breaking weightlifter and national champion, cyreel is as strong as they come. on the surface you would never know he's a man who came back from the brink. i talked about suicide for a long time just any day, i nearly attempted actually, it's true that i actually got hurt physically. he developed depression two months after finding himself homeless in brighton in 201a. he fled to the athletes village at the glasgow commonwealth games where he competed for his native cameroon. i was living in a new country and a new city and not knowing anyone and you feel like you're nothing, i had no food i had no why there i was helpless, that was that thing got to a

the usa, slovakia and finland on the way.ight todayjust how good the level is when you play at the very top of world ice hockey? this level is not even close to the level below. no game we played last year is even remotely close to this level. it is a massive gulf. we will see what happens with the next few results, with france, maybe we will get a shoot out with them at the end. we need to get our defensive game better again because we struggled today and it was definitely a day to forget. against a very good team. still lots of games for great britain to come. for to go, can they get back on track? usa tomorrow, what a task that is. gb coach pete russell who said the performances had gained them admirers up until now. wigan are at the nou camp stadium on saturday. they face catalan dragons. probably a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. it is pretty special. a good build—up to the start of the week. looking forward to getting out there no. same for you, zach? a special experience? and iconic stadium, known around the world. yea

thank you very much forjoining us from slovakia.steve clark taking over as scotland head coach and graham potter joining brighton, but it is the premier league champions who are celebrating tonight. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. plenty of dry weather on the way this week leading up to the bank holiday weekend. minor changes on the way. but for the rest of this week it is looking likely die. building cloud and —— it is looking likely to be dry. if you cut a shower, you may be caught in a heavy damper, though they were very hit and miss. if not of the shares that develop 30 days they'd into the night. after midnight, barely any left. we will keep this area of cloud and rain at times. affecting parts of northern scotland. if you mist have developed of the night goes on and temperatures drop off after they went to the day, around 48 degrees as most of us as chelsea starts. —— for — 8 degrees as most of the day starts. maybe one or two showers developing into eastern england into northern ireland will

we can go live to our ice hockey reporter seth bennett who's in slovakia.or the olympic silver medallists, ranked eighth in the world, gb ranked down in 22nd. the big question would be, with a be able to match germany in the early stages? they did it well, creating some good chances early on in the game. the best probably falling to evan, a lovely pass coming outside. there was a good opportunity for brad o'connor as well, a couple of great saves from the german goalkeeper that made the difference. had they scored those chances, they may have had a different story. gb are now finding themselves struggling in front of the net, germany were able to get themselves moving. hammond equalised for great britain, but germany were able to get themselves off at a counter in the final period. with the extra ability they have got, the extra quality they have, they were able to get the tu— one goal, a touch of fortune about that goal, but gb were able to fight hard at the end. —— 2-1 able to fight hard at the end. —— 2—1 goal. gb were not able to fight their way back at

the iron curtain between austria and slovakia is fading into oblivion. while eastern european countries like slovakia have already joined the e.u. other nations such as albania are eager for membership but a major hurdle is standing in their way the country has become one of europe's leading hubs for the production and trade of illegal drugs albanian authorities say they are cracking down on the mafia and are keen to promote their success to the international press while our reporter traveled to the mediterranean coast of albania to see just how big an impact their efforts are really having. we are accompanying albanian border police on patrol in the mediterranean they want to show us they're getting tough on the mafia which controls the drug trade here. because the italian police are better equipped they're helping the albanians fight the drug smugglers. the officers fly down this fishing boat. they searched the cabin but find nothing suspicious. that we've had smugglers who had heroin in car tires or oil tanks and up to get the last time we discovered

they'll play finland tomorrow and slovakia on saturday, but are unlikely to beat either.s been warm once again. we had the peak of the warmth for this particular spell today. we had just about 26 degrees celsius in ireland, and scotland. we had 15 hours of sunshine and shipments are no surprise the sun is pretty strong however it is going to move away because the high—pressure is drifting northwards allowing this easterly breeze to take over the uk and pulling in more cloud so that combination, more cloud and breeze. it will still be chilly in some areas tomorrow morning. very isolated mist and fog which will clear. some sea freight and a low cloud and perhaps a few showers west of scotla nd cloud and perhaps a few showers west of scotland later. for most of us it isa of scotland later. for most of us it is a rather lovely, warm, dry day. more cloud making its way west and crossing into wales. this takes temperatures down, notably on the east coast but, even though we are down temperature wise, the sun is just as strong. as we go through tomorrow night and into friday, we

but president trump just wrapped up that meeting as we mentioned with the prime minister of slovakia. just last week, pelligrini announced the country would boost its defense spending by 2% within the next three years. that's the level, of course, that nato members are supposed to actually have. it is also announcing that it is buying a squadron worth of f-16s, american-made fighter jets. the leaders discussing a range of topics including of course trade. cybersecurity and the global economy. blake burman was right there. he is joining us live now from the white house. there were these comments as well that the president made about russia that have everybody even here chattering. reporter: yeah. you've got a lot going on there in omaha. a lot going on here as well over at the white house, liz. the slovakian prime minister meeting with president trump for about an hour or so, just left. slovakia, of course, a member of the european union, its capital home to a volkswagen plant, one of the vehicles they make is the porsche cayenne. they get shipped here to the u.s. the president's stanc

the british number one dismantling slovakia's viktoria kuzmova in straight sets to ease into the secondadn't even won a match at the tournament until this year, but she raced out of the blocks against kuzmova, breaking her serve five times in under an hour. she won 6—2, 6—1 to continue her impressive form on the clay. next, she will face 24th seed donna vekic. the women's second seed karolina pliskova is out. the czech was comprehensively beaten by petra martic of croatia, losing in straight sets. in the men's draw, roger federer became the oldest man to reach the fourth round at roland garros in 47 years by beating norwegian casper ruud. federer was playing a record 400th grand slam match and beat ruud in straight sets, winning the third on a tie break. next up for the third seed is argentina's leonardo mayer. ii—time champion rafael nadal is also through to the last 16. no great surprise there. but after comfortably taking the first two sets, he was made to work by belgium's david goffin. nadal eventually coming through in four sets. the west indies made a rapid and victorious start t

and great britain were thrashed again, at the ice hockey world championship in slovakia.n poulsen with a hat—trick for the danes. it's a second big defeat in a row for great britain who lost 8—0 to canada on sunday. he's one of the greatestjump jockeys of all time, he's ridden some of the most famous horses in history, and was "leading jockey" at the cheltenham festival 11 times. this month — ruby walsh — announced his retirement from the sport, and today he turns a0. richard conway went to ireland to meet him. a final winner, afinalwinner, paralysed a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrierfor a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrier for ruby walsh, but for a retirement bringing certain benefits including get a free visit to the local pub to reflect on the decision. the last sort of 20 year —— yards, i was thinking he's going to win and this is it, but i was happy, i was not this last one, i was not thinking oh, no, i was thinking this is going to happen. what's the overriding emotion you have a? i am proud of what i did i have a? i am proud of what i did i

a dramatic 4—3 overtime win against france. 0ur reporter seth bennett was watching the action in slovakiatish ice hockey, to come through this tournament, and get the warm when they needed to avoid relegation. something that probably nobody expected. especially when they found themselves three goals to nil down in this game. lesser teams would've crumbled to come up with this group are british players have been there before, and they knew had to find their way back into the game and that was absolutely crucial at first robert doubt and then a robert farmer score that all imported third goal to give them half a chance to ta ke goal to give them half a chance to take it to overtime. in the extra period, it was the captainjonathan phillips who skated down the ice, and he said to ben davis to do the rest. spark above celebration. great britain are ranked 22nd in the world. they were not given a hope of getting out of this group and getting out of this group and getting the second the season. something they have never ever done before. this group of players have other ideas and now they know t

to get a younger and younger just a couple of days ago and i don't have near all violinist from slovakia stunned audiences with his virtual city at a concert in berlin tayo gap before mendelssohn's violin concerto with some professional violinist don't approach until they're well established the fearlessness of youth and your use. of. highly talented d.p. concentrated t.-o. katla is the soloist at this scala concert at the 1000000000 cathedral and he's only enough to hold. this would be fantastic. i really liked it and it was like. i think i played good. and i i and let me. get listen to pretensions ranged from delicate and subtle to gripping really dynamic the violin concerto by felix mendelssohn bartold is a challenging task even for more experienced soloists. plays with fantastic virtuosity or fantastic technique or even his phrasing and musicality are what you would expect from a 35 year old not an 11 year old is really a child prodigy. tio get laid is often called a child prodigy but he doesn't seem to care what label people give him during the final rehearsal just hours before the

across the entire some top talent also coming up on world press freedom day we need a journalist in slovakiawho says that growing right wing extremism there is a threat to journalism and the personal safety of reporters.

on world press freedom day we meet a journalist in slovakia who says growing right wing extremism in that country is us.

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parliamentary elections today it's the turn of malta slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting in one of the world's largest democratic exercise is over 400000000 people are eligible to elect european parliament members most countries including germany france and italy will be voting tomorrow the 1st official results will be announced late sunday night. it's now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least 20 teenage students have been killed in a dozen more hospitalized in a fire that broke out in a tutoring center in the western indian city of sewer a building fires are common in india because of poorly and for safety regulations. south africa has been holding inauguration ceremonies for president sarah ramos who was returned to office in elections earlier this month has promised a new dawn for south africa the country suffers from high crime slumping economy growth and high unemployment. kenya's high court has upheld a ban on same sex relations the ruling is a huge setback for l g b t activists who have foug

parliamentary elections it's the turn of motors slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries vote tomorrow with initial results expected late sunday night. to the u.k. now where outgoing prime minister to raise in may says she'll always regret failing to secure a deal for her country to leave the european union yesterday may announce chil step down on june 7th after she was unable to convince a deeply divided parliament to back her with her ordeal her premiership literally ended in tears the country i love but almost as soon as to reason may exit at the political stage the shock waves could be felt in europe e.u. leaders said that her resignation did nothing to change the e.u.'s position on the brics it withdrawal deal already agreed but the withdrawal agreement is not up for i don't think the u.k. wants or the question will be we're going to go to the political declaration. very very much an offer which is also the basis of all the talks in the resort agreement was close the e.u.'s chief negotiator michel barnier quickly

parliamentary elections today it's the turn of malta slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting and one of the world's largest democratic exercise is over 400000000 people are eligible to elect european parliament members most countries including germany france and italy will be voting tomorrow the 1st official results will be announced late sunday night. u.s. president donald trump has arrived in japan for a state visit trump is set to spend 4 days in the country to cement bilateral ties with japan's prime minister and business leaders and attend a dinner at the imperial palace where it will be the 1st state guest of japan's new emperor is visit comes against the back of increasing tensions china and north korea. and more let's talk to correspondent michael penn in tokyo michael don't you just gave his 1st speech in japan addressing business leaders what was his main message to them. well of course he's emphasizing the toughness on trade issues which is been something that before him really going back to the 1980 s. he 1st got this

. >> after a meeting with the prime minister of slovakia, president trump spoke to reporters and answered questions about north korea and his relationships with the press. >> it is my honor to have the prime minister of slovakia with us today in the oval office. we have a lot of talking to do. they are buying quite a few of the f-16 planes from us. a big order. i am impressed. it is a great plane. a nato partner.

. >> after a meeting with the slovakia at r of the white house, president trump spoke to reporters and answered russia, north t korea, and his relationship with the press. thank you very much. president trump: it's my honor o have the prime minister of slovakia with us today, in the oval office. we have a lot of talking to do. we're dealing on trade. we have very big trade arrangement deal. of are buying quite a few the f-16 planes from us, and actually.ry big order i'm very impressed, and i have to say it's a great plan. do a lot of trade and nato

i hope i would be nominated by the government of slovakia. to the new president who decides -- president to decide who gets what. if i could work in the area of industrial policy, the area of the new economy, i would be delighted because i believe that the next decade will decide how our economies would decide fromf these megatrends supercomputing to globalization, cleantech, and that is an area where i would love to work. , ande: well, good luck even if your portfolio doesn't change, we will have you back. maros sefcovic and our d.c. bureau, thank you. guy: we are watching what is happening with italian bonds as fears over the nation's deficit resurface over the last few days. italian bonds and stocks stumbling, sending investors scrambling for the safety of the german bund. you can see the spread widening on gtv bond -- on your terminals. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from london, i'm guy johnson. vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." guy: let's turn our attention to what is happening in the crude markets. wti goi

poland entry elections malta slovakia and to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries vote tomorrow with the nischelle results expected late sunday night. and d w of course will have full coverage of the elections both on air and online tomorrow. a united nations maritime court says russia must immediately free ukrainian sailors it's been holding for months and release their vessel last november russia fired on and seized 3 ukrainian ships off the crimean peninsula the confrontation was a major escalation of tensions between the 2 countries in the conflict over russia's $24000.00 an expansion of crimea after russia seized those ships ukraine appealed to the un's international tribunal for the law of the sea in homburg. ukraine's deputy foreign minister argued her country's case and humbugged kiev had requested that the international tribunal for the lore of the city make a ruling on the incident and the court's ruling came on saturday the russian federation immediately released the $24.00 detained ukrainian sylvia smith and allowed them to

parliamentary elections it's the turn of malta slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries a vote tomorrow with initial results expected late sunday night. and d w will of course have full coverage of those a you elections both on and on and on line tomorrow. you're. going to know what's become of it and what we would look like somebody. gets ready for an in-depth look at the european election. the key issues for european voters and how will the european election affect the rest of the. expert discussion this comprehensive reports voters to. the european elections on may 26th g.w. . it's been another deadly week on mount everest where at least 6 will climbers have died that means at least 9 mountain is have perished on the world's highest mountain since this is climbing season began guides are blaming some of those deaths on overcrowding and here to tell us more reports of my. high thanks for coming in what's tell us what's happening at the top of the world there so we have a photo of exactly what the situation was take

parliamentary elections it's the turn of multiple slovakia and latvia to head to the polls with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries vote tomorrow with initial results expected late sunday night. and d w will of course have full coverage of those a new elections both on air and online tomorrow. u.s. president donald trump is in japan for a state visit trump will spend 4 days in the country to cement bilateral ties he shared tool to make the japan's prime minister shinzo ave and business leaders and to attend a dinner at the burial palace will be the 1st state guest of japan's emperor of his visit comes against the backdrop of increasing tensions with china and north korea . correspondent michael penn's in tokyo and he joins me now michael donald trump's already addressed business leaders what was his main message to them. well his main message is that is to repeat his long term contention that the trade relationship between japan and the united states has long been tilted in favor of japan unfairly and that he's going to be the person to make the trade balance

onslaught of voters only 18 percent of czechs voted in the last year a piano election 2nd only to slovakia with its 13 percent turnout the turnout is not expected to be much different this time around i thought city people don't think the european election is important unlike national or local elections. i'm not going to vote on of i don't want to hear it anymore they have all disappointed me so no vote for me. i just don't. check politics is getting turbulent tens of thousands of demonstrators have been protesting weekly against prime minister andre bobbish they fear judicial independence is under threat and hope brussels will respond but prime minister bobbish and his own movement have the best chance of victory has been campaigning against brussels in supermarkets he claims checks are being treated as 2nd class europeans because the foodstuffs sold here are of poor quality in a campaign video he says we are not the trash bin of europe with. the pirate party is also hoping for success they could become the 2nd strongest party in check politics their message of a fight against old cliques

parliament elections malta slovakia and to head to the polls now with the czech republic entering its 2nd day of voting most countries vote tomorrow with the results expected late sunday night and of course we'll have full coverage of those elections both on air and online tomorrow. it's been a nother deadly week on mount everest where at least 6 more climbers have died that means at least 9 mountaineers have perished on the world's highest mountain since this year's climbing season began guides who are blaming some of those deaths on overcrowding you tell us more about this is. myers my thanks for joining us what is happening on top of the world it is pretty tragic situation so we have a photo that was taken by a nepalese mountain climber name near him. as he himself was about to summit the mountain this is his twitter account and use just see this looks like a line trying to get on a roller coaster this is about 200 people deep and it's a little traffic jam it's a traffic jam but these these climbers are standing there this is a blog that was also following the same problem these cl

in my mind, my first thought was, "oh, my god, my career is over, and we're live in slovakia where greate hockey world championships. hello and welcome to sportsday. there have been two managerial announcements this afternoon. let's start with steve clark's appointment as the new scotland head coach. clark replaces alex mcleish in the role. it comes a day after he led kilmarnock to third in the scottish premiership. but with the scots lying fifth in their euro 2020 qualifying group, he has a big job ahead. our sports reporter, kheredine idessanejoins us from hampden park. why is he the right man for the job? a very good question. you just have to look at the bosses that he worked under, would colette at manchester united and jose mourinho. before com pletely united and jose mourinho. before completely revitalising a marriage. when he took over at rugby park in october 2017, kemal nick were rock bottom of the lake. now, he hasjust led them back to europe. they have looked out their passports and kilmarnock. —— kilmarnock. manager of the year according to that all writers and fellow bosses

round the women's top seed has avoided a big upset in her 1st match she lost the 1st set 6 love to slovakia's and i care alina middle of aa was ranked number 90 in the world the japanese run 2 points from defeat in the 2nd but forced a tie break to level the match at once at all and her opponent caved after about a winning the decider $61.00 to reach the 2nd round and continues her quest for a 3rd round slam title in a row. is usually. honesty the inter match and then i just felt like. will power. managed to win in the. number 47 i had tom gave defending champions monohull up a bit of a scare as well this rally one of the highlights of their march but how it lost the 2nd set to the australian how it came through to win the deciders. ex-wife. now we showed you an amazing catch in major league baseball earlier this week but now we're focusing on what could be one of the worst throws ever a chicago white sox employee of the month was chosen to throw out the ceremonial 1st pitch against kansas city by as you can see it all went wrong and she ended up hitting the photographer and said we're told h