spain issued that arrest warrant john howard rubel. from his place of exile at the heart of europe catalonia used to post lead a kind of he's using every platform he can to issue an election call to arms the word independence hardly appears. spain has carried out a coup d'etat against the legitimate government our colleagues who are now in prison have been subject to mao treatment by the spanish authorities and spain must now respond to international justice. the change of tone reflects how much and how fast things have changed for the independence movement probably in the bend and it's going to have a secondary role i mean this doesn't mean that people are going to forget what happened the last month but at the same time in the minds of the politicians are now. we are starting to think about this process as something that you need more time in other to to make the underpinnings of the neo con trip that new country now under the thumb of central government the independent republic i proclaim less than two weeks ago has been stamped out the most urgent task now lifting direct rule by madrid restoring catalonia is autonomy before decidin

a belgian court could help keep the deposed leader of spain's catalonia region out of jail with an international arrest warrant for colors are expected to be issued on friday he missed a summons to spanish court on thursday because he's in belgium seeking freedom and safety the deposed leader only sacked cabinet are being investigated for sedition following last month's declaration of independence lawyer says his client will cooperate with belgian police but would appeal any belgian approval for extradition the deposed leader says thursday's jailing of some of his cabinet ministers in madrid is an attack on democracy. the spanish government decision to imprison the cabinet members of the legitimate government of catalonia is a very grave mistake it is a grave attack on democracy imprisoning political leaders who have ample citizen support is an act that violates the basic principles of democracy. is following developments from brussels. lawyer here in brussels said that he told him that an arrest warrant had been issued against him and four of the cabinet ministers in exile here in brussels but

cities to be threatened with destruction we will not be intimidated by a procession union in spain's catalonia region is observing a general strike these are live pictures of the demonstrations currently taking place now in barcelona they want the release of sacked local officials who were jailed after last month's a session referendum. in madrid spanish prime minister mariano rajoy spoke for the first time since enforcing direct rule over catalonia he said he would through catalan autonomy after exiled leader cardless pushed him on declared independence from spain illegally. the un's international labor organization has decided not to follow up on complaints about the treatment of migrant workers in qatar last week carter announced plans to introduce a minimum wage and allow the monitoring of labor practices by trained inspectors it's expected carter will sign a bilateral agreement with the u.n. protecting laborers making it the first gulf country to do so human rights watch says it's concerned about saudi arabia's and corruption drive dozens of from and saudi businessmen and princes were det

a belgian court could help keep the deposed leader of spain's catalonia region out of jail with an international arrest warrant for his poor judgment expected to be issued on friday he missed his summons to a spanish court on fares day because he's in belgium seeking freedom and safety. america's top diplomat will visit me in mar to discuss the red hanger crisis later this month the pressure is mounting on the white house to impose measures against government for its crackdown on minorities. u.s. president don trump has named jerome powell as he's picked to lead the federal reserve powell is a multi-millionaire who now serves on the central bank's board he was one of five candidates interviewed for the role including the current chair janet yellen his term finishes in february ellen fisher reports. it is my pleasure and my honor to announce my nomination of jerome powell to be the next chairman of the federal reserve this is the man donald trump wants to steer economic policy in the u.s. if confirmed drone poll over the next chairman of the federal reserve a position many call the second most po

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. >> sreenivasan: the ousted leader of spain's catalonia region, and four regional officials dismissed by spain's central government for pursuing secession, surrendered to police and remain in custody in belgium today. spain had issued european arrest warrants for former catalan president carles puigdemont and the others on friday. a belgian judge is expected to rule tomorrow if the catalan politicians will face extradition to spain on charges of sedition and embezzlement. they fled to belgium after spain's central government invoked direct rule of catalonia and dissolved the regional parliament. in the catalan capital of barcelona today, hundreds of protesters demanded that puigdemont and the others be freed. the next major united nations climate change conference opens tomorrow in bonn, germany. known as the cop-23 summit, and presided over by fiji, the gathering is meant to finalize rules for implementing the voluntary 2015 paris climate accord agreed to by every nation except the united states and syria. in a coal-mining district an hour outside bonn today, 2,000 demonstrators marc

twentieth he said publicly that if madrid agrees just to the existence of a problem between spain and catalonia and the knowledge of the problem and starting talks would send a positive sign well that's. that's his opinion anyway i don't know what i said oh that's what he said but that's ok if you if you'll take what he says as the truth that's fine with me but as for nothing more illegal or nothing more seditious than roads then negotiation and dialogue that could give expression to the aspirations of the majority that's what i meant if that was true he would have come to the meetings of the presidents of the spanish regions to discuss have about the new system of financing of these honest communities he would have come to the committee that has been established in the in the spanish parliament to discuss about the possible amendment of the constitution he never came to that he simply. thinks that he's right and everyone else is wrong and. honestly think that the truth is is the opposite but even after the referendum he stepped back from asking the catalan parliament to vote on independence us

last strongholds in the country about him called could help keep the deposed leader of spain's catalonia region out of jail with an international arrest warrant full color is expected to be issued on friday in just a summons to a spanish court on thursday because he isn't belgian seeking freedom and safety. lawyer says his client will cooperate with belgian pleas that would appeal any belgian approval of extradition america's top diplomat to visit me in ma to discuss the crisis secretary of state makes tennis and is expected to meet leaders and officials on november the fifteenth pressure is mounting on the white house to close measures against me a monster government in the u.s. senate a bipartisan group has introduced a bill which would restrict military cooperation until violence stops you as president donald trump has nominated jerome powell to chair the federal reserve from next year he'll take over when current chair janet yellen term expires following a long period of speculation over who should be chosen to head the central bank as the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera a

twentieth he said publicly that if madrid agrees just to the existence of a problem between spain and catalonia and the knowledge of the problem and starting talks would send a positive sign. that. that's his opinion in any way i don't know what i said oh that's what he said but that's ok if you if you'll take what he says as the truth that's fine with me but as for nothing more illegal or nothing more seditious than roads then negotiation and dialogue that could give expression to the aspirations of the majority that's what and if that was true he would have come to the meetings of the presidents of the spanish regions to discuss have about the new system of financing of these animals communities he would have come to the committee that has been established in the in the spanish parliament to discuss about the possible amendment of the constitution he never came to that he simply. thinks that he's right and everyone else is wrong and. honestly think that the true this is the opposite but even after the referendum he stepped back from asking the catalan parliament to vote on independence used i

that is what the socialist party of catalonia supports and the socialist party of spain.ort our sister parties in that endeavour. but what we are currently seeing, both in the government of spain, and the government of catalonia, is far from peaceful and sensible dialogue as it is possible to get. we call on both sides to step back, to ease the confrontational rhetoric and heavy—handed tactics, and start listening to what the majority of people in spain and catalonia actually want, which is peace, dialogue and an end to division. what is the uk government doing to promote this? or does brexit suck such life from our ability to make any influence in europe that the honest answer is not a lot? i agree with the second part of the right honourable lady's response, which is as usual, not a lot, which is that this was illegal, and against the rule of law. but i do however disagree with her in the way she portrays this as a choice. this is not a binary choice, as the right honourable lady describes. it is a binary choice between upholding the rule of law or not. mps have urged t

catalonia. mariano rajoy wants to use this, his visit, to strengthen the pro—spain camp.his is what he is up against. chanting. on saturday, tens of thousands of pro—independence campaigners took to the streets. we are people who believe in peace, we are people who believe in freedom, we are people who believe in the republic. and we will keep going on and on and on till we reach our success. the two halves of catalonia, pro—independence and pro—spain, now begin a five—week campaign for their future. james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. the former prime minister of lebanon saad hariri has spoken publicly for the first time since his surprise resignation eight days ago, and has told a lebanese television station that he would be returning home from saudi arabia within days. mr hariri has denied he is being held against his will. he added he was aware he had not resigned in the usual way, but he wanted to give the country what he described as "a positive shock" to alert it to the dangers it faces. iran and its lebanese ally, the militant group hezbollah, accuse saudi arabia

catalonia. mariano rajoy wants to use this, his visit, to strengthen the pro—spain camp.. libertad! chanting. on saturday, tens of thousands of pro—independence campaigners took to the streets. we are people who believe in peace, we are people who believe in freedom, we are people who believe in the republic. and we will keep going on and on and on till we reach our success. the two halves of catalonia, pro—independence and pro—spain, now begin a five—week campaign for their future. james reynolds, bbc news, barcelona. a developing story. a strong earthquake measuring 7.3 has hit the border area of northern iran and iraq killing dozens of people. it was close to a kurdish city. 61 people are confirmed dead in the west of the country. it was also felt in the capital, baghdad, and as far as israel and kuwait. more on that as soon as we get it. the lebanese politician, saad hariri, who resigned as prime minister in a shock announcement in saudi arabia, says he will return to beirut soon. speaking in riyadh for the first time since he stepped down eight days ago, mr hariri di

could face prosecution and prison time in spain today he popped up in belgium a week ago he demanded independence for catalonia from spain tonight he's demanding guarantees for himself i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. looking to demand the side of the people because i am here in order to act we create and safety and security a muscle group or that i think it's an insult and provocation to walcott salon's who feel spanish to see him on isn't coming about it because he's afraid for his life. under which conditions when i go back to catalonia that we're here to seek guarantees that we don't have for the moment in catalonia in spain. you know this minute good day and he's trying to look like a president who fled the country after a coup when in reality he was the one who staged a coup for the locus of all this is. also coming up on this how we the happy and haunted u.s. president today donald trump had plenty of smiles and goodies and plenty of smiles and goodies i should say for trick or treaters outside the white house but for the reporters inside the president offered no treats and no one. answers. tha

but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia journal al jazeera libya. five u.s. senators have strongly condemned president donald trump's environmental policy at the cup twenty three summit in germany told the u.n. climate conference in phone the americans recognize that responsibilities as global citizens and we're taking action to combat climate change i say the country will remain on track to meet its carbon reduction goals despite trying to decision to withdraw all the us from the paris climate agreement it's critically important for our environment and for our economy we get it we get it we understand why america's pledge is not only important for the global community it's important porton for the people of america and we have their support. well saturday's focus at the summit is on the health of the world's oceans which are becoming increasingly polluted jessica bolduan traveled to the southern english coastline to assess the scale of erosion on the fragile ecosystem the rising water levels and more and more extreme weath

their standoff with madrid which fled catalonia from brussels when the spanish government filed sedition charges against him for declaring independence from spain. ok we're going to go now to downtown brussels where this unexpected appearance by catalonia has ousted leader took place our correspondent georg motus is there for us georg i know it's loud there were you are i hope you can hear us tell us what was mr porridge dumond's message tonight he had a simple message for the e.u. member states and that was to recognize our independence referendum and do help us in our cause to seek independence from spain and he said he was only doing his job which was the democratically elected the syrian this referendum and the referendum which it was illegal of by spanish law but he still says his point was in the speech is that there is no legitimacy there will never be because spain will not accept an independence referendum at all and that is why he was calling for international help on the issue of a clearly an effort to internationalize the affair yet to internationalize this crisis i mean are we looking at a new approach here the catalonians and thei

say yes i'm from spain and well and now yeah i can see there are many more the stable than spain or catalonia because spain is going through a lot of things now so just for that and one economically i think it's also more stable with mainland and we considered a lot more stable country going to the might even yet missing because obviously unlimber say is happening but since to pro-business free democrats broke off coalition talks germany's political stability is starting to look. all of a sudden it's unclear which parties with govern germany and what will happen next a minority government new elections and what does this all mean for chancellor merkel the chancellor it's been michael's home for the past few years but her grip on power is weakening her future uncertain a lot of journalists rolled warred have been trying to understand the secret recipe of challenge anglo merkel success that's kept her in the driving seat of politics one of those journalists is my colleague hans brant who's not just standing by here he's basically covering this entire mayhem for days now hans what is your take w

but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia. don't hold a zero libya. now iraqi forces say they've captured one of the last remaining areas on the ice control in the country to iraqi infantry divisions and sunni tribal forces of carrying out the operation in anbar province it's believed eisel fight is a holding ten thousand civilians hostage in the town of rawa meanwhile saudi arabia says it has suspended the pumping of oil into behind after an alleged pipeline attack saudi's energy ministry says the kingdom is tightening security at its facilities after the blast rain has blamed the explosion on what it describes as terrorism linked to iran to iran denies the claim. now five u.s. senate says of strongly condemn president donald trump's environmental policy at the call twenty three summit taking place in germany they told the u.n. climate conference in bonn that americans recognize their responsibilities as global citizens and were taking action to combat climate change they say the country will remain on track to meet its carb

she'd been jailed as part of an investigation into the circumstances that led to catalonia to carrying independence from spain. joining us from moore is the correspondent out in hana in the land here now michael the former leader of catalonia catalyst which amount called for catalan to create common noise in the protests today have they made enough noise will it make any difference to their hopes of seeing independence catalonia. well the protests tonight turned out to be really massive for some estimates say more than seven hundred thousand people we will see how these figures turned out later others were talking about up to one million people on the streets of prosser loner tonight so the demonstration itself was loud it was clear and the focus of the protest tonight was the question over the politicians the x. ministers who are now in pre trial detention people were asking to free their leaders as they see them so i think it's a clear sign that the council on conflict is far from is far from being over and we will most likely see more protests as the election campaign for the snap elections and december is

-a has already separated from spain geographically at least that was almost five hundred years ago and now its residents are all the supporters of catalonia as drive the full independence and a holic sprains. two hours from barcelona the mediterranean coast kline's to the foothills of the pyrenees. the town of libya is a piece of spain surrounded by france the languages capital and and they see themselves as an enclave of catalonia and. we already feel independent because it's somewhere we believe that we've already built our borders at any given moment we could say let's separate libya from this. you see. inside the twelfth century in prison tower libya's mayor shows off relics of spain's not forgotten past franco. it had been here he explains how on the day of catalonia was independence referendum libya's ballot boxes were hidden from the police up here with the bust of general franco and fascist political leader primo de rivera placed on top so many layers of irony in their. name with the sentiment is there the majority of the village favors independence the voting was ninety five percent for the yes side. it was a quirk of history tha

in brussels, a judge has ordered the ousted president of spain's catalonia region and four of his former deputies not to leave belgium after a spanish judge issued an international arrest warrant on charges of rebellion, sedition, and embezzlement over their role in declaring catalan independence. the judge freed carles puigdemont and the other four sunday night after they turned themselves in, ordering them to return to court within 15 days to face a hearing that could see them deported to spain. last month, the spanish government seized control of catalonia after its leaders proceeded with a banned independence referendum. in bowling green, kentucky, republican senator rand paul said sunday he's suffering from bruised lungs and five broken ribs after he was allegedly assaulted by his next-door neighbor. police have charged 59-year-old retired doctor rene boucher with fourth degree assault after he allegedly attacked paul on friday as the senator mowed his lawn. it's not known what might have prompted the attack, but neighbors reported the two had an ongoing feud. senator paul's injurie

spain's prime minister will visit catalonia on sunday.rothers reunited — the two argentine men who met by chance decades after being given up for adoption. on the second day of his trip to vietnam, president trump has again stressed the importance of what he called "fair trade" between the united states and countries in asia. at a joint news conference with president tran dai quang, mr trump welcomed vietnam's commitment to reducing trade barriers to american exports. united states is committed to a free and open indo pacific were strong independent nation to respect each other‘s sobran trygg, uphold the rule of law, and advances the rules of commerce —— each other‘s law. we will not be proxies or satellites. we look forward to achieving a bilateral trade agreement with partners who abide by the principles of phairand partners who abide by the principles of phair and reciprocal trade. two very important words, fairer and reciprocal. it has not been that way for the united states almost at all. and we are changing that and we are changing

nominated him to run for these elections and be their leader so those spain is will experience a very extraordinary regional elections and catalonia with many political leaders so far being held in prison extraordinary times in spain right now the pictures we've been seeing thousands of pro and dependence protest us taking to the streets in barcelona michel thank you you're welcome. far right groups from across europe have joined in mass marches held today in poland now the marches take place every year on poland's independence day thousands marched through the capital warsaw on saturday including polish nationalists as well as extremists from across europe organizers of the rally include several radical groups with roots in and to semitic organizations active before world war two observers say the march has grown considerably since it began in two thousand and nine. for more i'm joined by journalist. action in poland it's good to have you with us so we've seen right on marches we've seen right wing marches on independence day growing in poland why is that. you know it's important to mention that this is the world's biggest for ma

referendums on independence, like a banned vote on that sparked a p politil october 1 crisis in spain's catalonia region. the apparent olive branch came as pro-independence activists called a general strike wednesday. in barcelona, riot police arrested students who stormed a train station and shut down high speed rail service. police also removed demonstrators who blockaded roads and highways across the city. this is adriana, a barcelona student who said the protesters are demanding the release of catalan political leaders who've been arrested on charges of rebellion and sedition. >> in order to break with the picture of normalcy, as if nothing was happening here, demand o of freedom of political prisoners and to keep on taking the e streets because the republic, which has been declared, needs to be defended. we need to keep demonstrating. amy: egypt's highest appeals court has upheld a sentence of five years in prison and five years' probation for alaa abd el-fattah, one of the country's most prominent pro-democracy activists. the ruling is final and cannot be appealed. he has served 3.5 years o

but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia jonah how al-jazeera libya still ahead on al-jazeera a push to keep women drivers on the road in new delhi comes to a halt find out what the government's dropped a car rationing scheme despite a pollution crisis and asian leaders defy the u.s. and stand by plans to proceed with an open free trade agreement for the region. from cool brisk north in few weeks. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. hello there we've got a storm with us in the south china sea at the moment it shows up quite clearly on the satellite picture this blob of cloud here but it seems to be losing some of its intensity as it works its way towards the west hopefully it should keep its worst to itself elsewhere and is generally fine to settle for many of us across the southeastern part of china at the moment but we all seeing the moisture begin to flow in so as we head through monday we will clowns building if you will outbreaks of rain as well and some of those i like to be a little bit heavy towards the so

members of the legitimate government of catalonia elected on september the 27th is a very grave mistake. it's a grave attack on democracy. many people across spainalonia are also outraged, but at catalonia's pro—independence politicians who have pushed things so far. she says they flouted spain's laws. she's so worried she might move abroad. so, a new chapter to this catalan crisis. and every day under the surface here, decisions more entrenched. tom burridge, bbc news, in barcelona. now, if you are a fan of the latest gadget then you can probably understand why these people in moscow are prepared to wait in the freezing cold so they can be amongst the first to own the latest offering from apple. it's the first chance people have to get their hands on the new apple iphone x and comes just hours after the company confirmed they'd made a profit of almost $11 billion in the three months up to the end of september. so can that success continue? caroline davies reports a bright new tech future is just over the horizon, well, that is what they will like you to think. around they will like you to think. around the world, devoted followers of apple are

all political parties in favor of catalonia from spain to form a coalition for the regions election in december where is the moment posted the message on twitter he's in belgium where he fled to after being removed from office but his exact whereabouts are unknown after a european arrest warrant was issued for him and four of his allies they face charges of rebellion sedition and misuse of public funds for pursuing the referendum the man says he will not return to spain until he receives a guarantee that he will face a fair trial well here's how people in barcelona reacted to news of the arrest warrant. to pick someone up in a risk that is not politics politics is talking discussing the risking someone it seems to me is a little bit like a fascist government it's something that doesn't make any sense in these times in europe we all need to talk and discuss that's what we live in a democracy. it's very bad because the dictatorship is supposed to be over in this country and now we are in a free democracy in the twenty first century it is sad that this is going on with the president of th

barcelona at this hour separatists are demanding the release of officials jailed for backing catalonia independence from spain at least eight former members of the cabinet are in prison on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds on friday the formal council on speaker was released from prison after she posted bail she had been jailed as part of an investigation into this the comes to us is that led to catalonia declaring independence from spain former leader of the region currently in brussels battling extradition to spain has called for catalyst to create noise in the protests today . well joining us now live from alessia is d.w. correspondent michelle and hanna thanks for joining us so we've just seen live pictures of people gathered in boss alona today pro independence parties do they still think they have a chance that they will see an independent cuts alone. well these people who are taking the streets of barcelona today again after many other demonstration we have seen here in the wee past weeks they for sure are convinced some of them actually believe they are living in a republic they

but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia jonah how al-jazeera libya all staying in europe the annual independence day celebrations in poland has also seen a powerful show of strength for far right groups they held a huge rally in walsall including supporters of the ruling law and justice party his refusal to welcome migrants has drawn intense criticism from the european union as david chaytor reports. the independence day march through warsaw was the biggest stage so far by right wing extremists state television estimated more than one hundred thousand protesters took part it was a show of strength for the track to nazi groups of white supremacists from countries right across europe the views of the extreme right now now entering the political mainstream in poland and the number of xenophobic attacks particularly against the muslim community it's deeply on the rise counter demonstrations were kept well out of the way of the march by lines of police blocking side streets but a group of women pensioners managed to stage their

spain. today he also said he welcomes snap elections in catalonia.s this mean he could also run in those elections at the same time being forced to testify in the case against him? martin: actually, yes. in fact, over the weekend, a spokesman said he would welcome puigdemont ring in the -- running again because he is still an mp. of course there are questions whether the fractious coalition will run as a coalition or individual parties. even if he were to be jailed, in theory -- nobody knows how any of this will work out. there is no precedents for this. it takes a while. his predecessor -- yes, all sorts of things nobody thought two months ago would be seeing in catalonia. puigdemont could certainly run again and who knows, he could even when. anything seems possible right now. brent: strange but true. martin and charlotte, to both of you, thank you very much. here in germany, the country's interior minister says police have prevented a serious terrorist attack. special forces arrested a 19-year-old syrian today. the suspect reportedly had contacts

but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia jonah how al-jazeera libya iraqi government forces have launched an offensive to capture one of the last remaining areas and i still control in the country to infantry divisions and sunni tribal forces are carrying out the operation and bob province it's believed eisel fighters are holding ten thousand civilians hostage in the town. imran khan has the latest on the offensive from the iraqi capital baghdad. the operation began early on saturday morning as iraqi forces went in to the town of ramadi is described as a town however it's a series of small villages where i still fight as i have been holed up after they fled operations against them in ramadi and fallujah now this is on the border the border crossing with jordan which has been a strategic stranglehold for isolate managed to stop traffic coming in and out of that border crossing so this is quite key although we're not expecting huge amounts of isis fighters to be in the area the fact that they are still there means that they we

catalonia? his sister is, his mum and dad are wavering. but jordi is not. "spain'sand those who don't should be prosecuted." almost every day, a new chapter in this catalan crisis. on the horizon now, regional elections. with pro—independence leaders in jail, divisions below the surface are ever more entrenched. tom burridge, bbc news, in barcelona. bowe bergdahl, the us soldier who deserted his afghanistan post and was subsequently held captive by insurgents for five years, will serve no prison time, a militaryjudge has ruled. bergdahl has instead been given a dishonourable discharge, had his rank reduced to private, and will have to pay a $10,000 fine. prosecutors had asked the judge to send bergdahl to prison for 11; years. president trump has tweeted the sentencing decision is a "complete and total" disgrace. our correspondent barbara plett usher is in washington. what happens next in this case? what happens next in this case7m will probably go to appeals court before the sentence takes hold but it looks as if sergeant bergdahl will escape prison time, which wil

begin in spain where eight ministers from catalonia has dissolved government be held in custody pending an investigation and possible trial over last week's declaration of independence prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant for the region's deposed leader karla's preacherman remains in brussels with four of his ex cabinet ministers his lawyer has said he'll cooperate with the courts the national court in madrid question members of the now dissolved catalan government including which demands deputy possible rebellion charges at the same time a parallel supreme court session involving six catalan politicians has been suspended for a week. high court in madrid or what happens next with. still waiting to hear from george carman. from what we understand most probably there's going to be a european warrant issued against. and of for. ministers who are with him currently in belgium. we haven't. it hasn't been issued. earlier she did say however that she was she was compelled to. send to custody the eight ministers who appeared here in front of court all except one actually because of what b

and oppose catalan leader kalus cruz demands has urged all political parties in favor of catalonia session from spain to form a coalition of the regions election in the sense. that almost every country in the world the rich or poor is affected by malnutrition in all of its forms that's the stark finding of this year's global nutrition report it says that's a big burden on the hundred and forty countries that it studied one hundred fifty five million children under five are stunted meaning they are short for their age africa is the only continent where the numbers seem to be rising because of the growing population fifty two million children in the world do not weigh as much as they should for their height a condition the find as being wasted or busy obesity is also on the rise in almost every country affecting two billion people in the world one third of men and women in north america for example are obese and that's affecting children from both high and low income countries with forty one million kids around the world under five being classified as overweight. well i thought he's going to aim a look

i think catalonia have to decide the referendum, not spain. spain does not have anything to say. onia. maybe. it was only days ago separatist ministers were declaring independence here in the catalan parliament. their seats are empty now. some are in prison, or on the run. there are more in court tomorrow. gavin lee, bbc news, barcelona. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: it's the stuff of science fiction — a boy's life saved by scientists who grew him new skin. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced throughout the liberated territory. with nobody to stop them, it was not long before the first attempts were made to destroy the structure itself. it is keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display but on the local campaign headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. yasser arafat, who dominated the palestinian cause for so long, has died. the palestinian authority has declared a state of mourning for the leader who symbolised the hopes of his people for independ

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but people here most of them anyway have no doubt where they belong not in france or spain but catalonia jonah how al-jazeera libya. now in the velvet their eleven first pollens and dependence day but in recent years it's also become the focus of rightwing nationalism and annual white one march as hell through the capital warsaw which last year was joined by more than seventy five thousand people david chase or has more on. your guys of this march say they expect up to one hundred thousand protesters to take to the streets of warsaw this means is one of the biggest ever gatherings of the far right in europe the policies that they have been expounding on and the speakers here have been claiming essentially that they want to keep poland for the poles they're very much against the the immigrants and the refugees are coming into europe they say even the leader of the governing party here says they're bringing in parasites and disease to poland these are the views that are now being expressed both by these far right groups gathering here and also inside the government itself now the police ar

members of the legitimate government of catalonia elected on september the 27th is a very grave mistake. it is a grave attack on democracy. many people across spainnd here in catalonia are also outraged, but are pro—independence politicians the ones who have pushed things so far? she says they flouted the law is and is so worried she might move abroad. so, a new chapter to this catalan crisis. and every day under the surface here, decisions more entrenched. new details have emerged about the killing of four american special forces and four local troops in the west african country of niger last month. among those who died was army sergeant la david johnson, whose widow recently accused president trump of treating her insensitively during a condolence call. cbs reporter, deborah patta, has been to the site of the attack in tongo tongo the village of tongo tongo is so remote, the nigerian escorts had trouble finding the road to get there. this is where the 12 member american team and 30 nigerian soldiers stopped to get supplies. this village told us he saw four armed men on motorcycles approached the us convoy. he was so nervous he walked 35 miles t