sumi, you are very welcome on bbc news.g into this first report called the state of hunger report, tell us more about your key findings? at the heart of this research, it finds hunger in the uk is not about food, we are seeing people across the country being locked into poverty simply because they do not have enough money to cover the cost of essentials. one of the most startling facts in the research showed that people refer to food banks, households, they are relying on just 50p a week after housing costs and about a fifth of people simply had no income coming in at all in the month before coming toa in at all in the month before coming to a food bank, so acute levels of deprivation. you are talking about acute deprivation, people and absolutely desperate circumstances, as we indicated in the introduction to the report, you indicated key factors behind people being in that system, benefits system problems, ill—health or challenging life circumstances, lack of local support. i suspect not of those things came as a huge sur

i'm sumi so much kinder it's good to have you with us the european parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency the resolution was passed with a clear majority and stross for lawmakers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the un climate summit which starts in madrid now. sweet they're also aiming to perk pressure on the incoming executive to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change well let's go to our correspondent in brussels garrick mathis is standing by for us hi gary thanks for joining us how significant is this declaration. so we as you have pointed out it is mainly about sending a strong signal that was adopted with a great majority some m.v.p.'s have voted against that particularly you conservative any piece particularly because the concern is there is too much symbolism in the words emergency there is a little fuel expectations that then cannot be met and there was this concern that it is an empty promise and there should be more concrete proposals in the declaration but after all this is the declaration we have now a lot of any piece bac

i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us the european parliament has voted to declare a climate emergency law makers hope the move will send a powerful signal to the un climate summit which starts in madrid next week they're also ending to put pressure on the incoming e.u. executive to take a leading role in the global fight against climate change or let's get more on the story now we have our correspondent garrick back to standing by for us in brussels hi gary good to see you how much support was there for this deck declaration among lawmakers in parliament. so i mean a clear majority here amongst the lawmakers in strasbourg backing that largely symbolic resolution and that was one of the main concerns for some u.p.s. who have said you know it lacks the substance there is that there was the concern that it could fuel expectations that then could not be met and that is why the conservatives for instance said let's rather call it an emergency rather than emergency now while the majority of that house has now decided that europe is the 1st continent to speak of an emergency in cas

i'm sumi so much gondar it's good to have you with us european lawmakers have approved the new team of commissioners taking over the executive branch of the european union germany's it was about on the line will now formally take charge of the european commission the sunday she set out her plans for the presidency in strasbourg this morning saying she would focus on equality the environment and digitalisation let's listen in to her vision for the e.u. . it is not only about parties and politics rules or regulations markets or currencies it is ultimately and above all elements about people and their aspirations it is about people standing together for the liberty for that values simply for a better future. well our brussels bureau chief max hoffman is in strasbourg for us and he caught up with the e.u.'s competition commissioner mike i'd have a stay at who will now serve in the new commission team as vice president for digitalisation are going to start a made it through the journalistic crowds here like i said was if you're a commissioner and you saw your face here today then a lot of p

always a pleasure talking to you thank you very much good luck with that back to you sumi . now in malta a series of high level resignations have rocked the government that's as a scandal grows over the murder of the investigative journalist daphne cohen ago more than 2 years ago 3 senior government figures resigned and another says yes suspended himself the opposition is calling for prime minister joseph was scott to step down saying the only decisions he has taken are to protect those around him. making a short sharp exit an angry crowd through accusations and eggs and to multis prime minister joseph muscat as he escaped palm and shrouded by tight security hours earlier his chief of staff and 2 ministers resigned keith scam bre is now under arrest and spent choose day night in police custody as part of the police investigation into the a prominent journalist definitely karo on a. car on a glitzy and investigative reporter described as a one woman wiki leaks was blown up by a car bomb 2 years ago she had become known for exposing cronyism within the country's political and

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i'm sumi so much gondo welcome to d.w. news asia it is good to have you with us she is a national hero in india i've been on the the indian pilot who's plane was shot down in pakistan in february during a standoff over the disputed kashmir region seized in pakistan returned to india i mean on the run down on and especially his a trademark handlebar moustache became an instant star but now the pakistani air force has opened an exhibition featuring a statue of the wing commander and items from his capture pakistanis are flocking to the gallery. if he joined the air force for glory and undoubtedly got what he wanted a national hero in his native india the wing commander now also has a whole gallery devoted to him in pakistan they clearly for different reasons the indian pilot made international headlines after he was shot down in a dogfight and captured by the pakistani military during a major standoff with india earlier this year. now the pilot's uniform as well as others seized personal belongings are on show at the pakista

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sumi loftis by the way is running to become the city's next district attorney. is one of 4 candidates to go before voters next tuesday. >>> california congresswoman accused of sexual misconduct says she's a victim of what she calls a misogynistic culture. reporter randy paige on what else katie hill had to say in her farewell speech today. >> this is the last speech i will get from this floor as a member of congress. >> reporter: today, a farewell. less than 2 years ago, a longshot victory. >> [ chanting ] >> reporter: she was virtually unknown as a politician when she ran against incumbent republican steve knight in california's 25th district. it was the first time this executive of a homeless nonprofit had ever run for public office. and with the victory her meteoric rise began. the freshman congresswoman was named vice chair of the powerful oversight and reform committee led by elijah cummings. one of the six committees actively investigating the impeachment of donald trump. earlier this month, while in the middle of a nasty divorce, a conservative website po

of mankind an exhibition project examines the way artists have approached it high heels on the moon sumi for at least pointed reference to the under-representation of women in space flight this installation carries a touch of the poet earth's moon earth in 2007 scottish artist katie patterson transmitted beethoven's moonlight sonata in morse code to the moon which stood back to the earth in rundown of the we here a pace that's been on luna and acquired slight variations from the original because on the way the sound was swallowed by a crater got lost. or objects. on the modified long ago just. lost in space. but fortunately this time it was only musical notes. before the landing artists regarded the moon above all is a mystery a celestial body and embodiment of fears and desires especially for a surrealists like reading about that. within just a few years the movie would symbolize very different fears and desires the space race was on who will win the soviets or the americans it was the dawn of the space of which ringback many artists took a critical perspective on. others were fascinate

i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us australian firefighters are on high alert for a catastrophic threat from bushfires now dozens of fires like these are raging in the states of queensland and new south wales they stretch almost a 1000 kilometers along the east coast from brisbane to sydney residents of some 100. 1000 homes near sydney are doing their best to take shelter after authorities warned that it was too late for them to leave their homes now a fire that erupted in sydney's northern suburbs in the late afternoon in mediately cut off exit routes from some residents and one local fire chief says conditions are so that that when a fire takes hold we are not able to stop it. i. protect life. protect property. and sure everybody is a safe as possible. these are the principles guiding austerities on australia's east coast bracing themselves for the worst bushfires in the nation's history more than 50 plays us are burning across the state of new south wales authorities are expecting conditions to get even worse. but plenty of people have heeded the warnings and of left over see

i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us pro-democracy supporters in hong kong have secured a landslide victory and municipal elections now the pro-democracy camp has been celebrating after parties sympathetic to their cause won almost 390 council seats compared to less than so. 60 for pro beijing parties hong kong residents turned out in record numbers to cast their ballots in an election that was widely seen as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement after nearly 6 months of protests on kong's probation chief executive kerry lamb has said the government would quote listen humbly and seriously reflect. and let's go right to our correspondent charlotte shell some pill for us in hong kong hi there charlotte how are hung congress reacting to these results. maybe there was a surprise on both sides of the nation that i think that these results typically the from establishing party dominated district council action this time they resort to place so. true to democratic camp that taking on the big. day celebration is a great democracy supportive family are right now there are arou

i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us climate activists around the world are taking to the streets in the 4th fridays for future global climate strike they are demanding that governments step up their efforts to cut carbon emissions and they're sending a message as well to the u.n. climate change conference which begins in madrid next week now organizers say more than 3000 strikes are planned around the world today and here you can get a sense of the scale of these rallies that are taking place calling on politicians to do more to slash c o 2 emissions australians were among the 1st to take to the streets in sydney hundreds of young people skipped school to hold a rally outside the city hall. our house is on fire. part metaphor part call to arms of climate change activists as they seek to hammer home a sense of urgency yet for some here in sydney it's been a painful reality already. right . i thought. for. residents here are living on the front lines of this crisis and the effects are everywhere if you saw the crowd was shaken the south some people couldn't come out because

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us the mayor of venice has blamed the climate change after the highest tide in more than half a century flooded much of this. city storm surges and high winds battered the islands overnight the tide level peaked at just under 2 meters leaving homes underwater boats stranded and tourists wading through the iconic st mark's square the city's mayor said he was a preparing to declare a state of emergency a city wide flood protection scheme has been plagued by spiraling costs. and we can speak now to julio bauble he works at the venice institute for the study of the history of the resistance and contemporary society an institute that is now endangered by the floods julia thank you very much for joining us give us an idea of what you've been seeing there in venice how dramatic is the situation where the situation we were expecting to see the situation yesterday back to the lake that we create during the night when we got this storm right in the moment in which maximum tide was coming in so we can get we got this heavy storm moving. one more t

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us flooding continues to threaten venice the government has declared a state of emergency and approved 20000000 euros for immediate aid italian prime minister giuseppe contests described the catastrophic flooding as quote a blow to the heart of the nation now the mayor of venice says the very future of the city is at stake. and let's get the very latest on the story we have our correspondent james jackson standing by for us in venice hi james good to see you we understand that it is again today a pretty dramatic situation tell us what you've been seeing and hearing around you there. well it's very dramatic right now actually the mayor of venice i was standing just to my right off camera on the italian cultural heritage minister just walked behind this police everywhere there were helicopters going over the top carbon yari so it feels very very dramatic the the the water the high tide has probably reached its peak so far today for today it's going to go down and then we'll have to see and assess today's damage now when jen says the water ha

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us and we start with some breaking news here in germany thieves have reportedly pulled off a spectacular heist at one of europe's most renowned museums police in dresden say the break and the clue discovered or the green bolts of the city's royal palace took place in the early hours of monday morning the loot apparently includes priceless early 18th century jewelry the state museum contains one of the biggest collections of baroque treasures in europe it's home to around 4000 objects made of ivory gold silver and jewels and we have our correspondents following the latest on this story for us he. is with us and scott roxboro here in studio good to have you both max let's start with you authorities have been holding a press conference what more do we know about what happened. so authorities have so far been trying to reconstruct the highs that was taking place in the early hours of monday morning they've been able to obtain some video footage from the museum to look at how the heist has happened and so for what we know is that at around 5 pm

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us we start here in berlin where thousands of farmers have rolled into the city to protest against the government's agricultural policies the farmers have driven in from all around the country they've been causing serious traffic jams in. in and around the capital organizers say they expect $10000.00 to join the culmination of the protest at brandenburg gate the farmers are fighting plans to introduce stricter protections of insects and the environment. germany's agricultural missed minister's tenure addressed the farmers protest the debut correspondence front is asked brendan brigade and has more on what she had to say. she spoke about the fact that. the protection of insects was very important was something that was unavoidable in agriculture and environmental issues in germany and also that the quality of german water needed to be improved and needed to be protected from further effluent from agricultural concerns and the use of fertilizers in agriculture the reaction to her speech was very interesting these farmers are organized in w

i'm sumi so much going to it's good to have you with us hong kong's leader has warned that the government will not give in to escalating violence and pro-democracy demonstrations but kerry lamb also said she would spare no effort to find ways to end the violence on sunday a policeman shot a protester we're not showing the actual moment because it is disturbing footage of the man has since undergone surgery and is said to be. condition the hong kong government denying what it called online rumors saying the police had been ordered to recklessly use their firearms are calling that allegation totally false and malicious the police have said the shooting the 2nd a since the protests started in june will be fully investigated. let's go right to our correspondent munty has been a standing by in hong kong find the ts there is violence as we heard there on the streets tell us more about how things have been asking lading in hong kong today. well it started this morning with these shots fired on the protester the protester is in the i.c.u. at the moment that has of course brought a lot of people t

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us climate activists around the world are taking to the streets in the 4th of fridays for a future of global climate strike they're demanding that government step up their efforts to cut carbon emissions and they're sending a message as well to the u.n. climate change conference which begins in madrid next week now organizers say more than 3000 strikes are planned around the world today if you look at this map you can get a sense of the scale of these rallies calling on politicians to do more to slash c o 2 emissions australians were among the 1st to take to the streets in sydney hundreds of young people skipped school to hold a rally outside city hall they were joined by victims of recent bushfires. been ravaging the country demonstrations are also well underway in japan hong kong and india let's listen to some of their voices repealing the really really important for 200 big box and not just write it because it's all about the system change and it's about finally getting your voices mode i mean it's about removing the subjects you know a

i'm sumi so misconduct thank you for joining us hong kong's leader has warned that the government will not give in to ask a lady in violence and pro-democracy demonstrations but kerry also said she would spare no effort to find ways to end the violence the police have toughened their response to the demonstrations in recent weeks on sunday a policeman shot a protester the man a since undergone surgery and is said to be in critical condition. the hong kong government denying what it's called online rumors saying police have been ordered to recklessly use their firearms a calling that allegation totally false and malicious the police have said the shooting the 2nd since the protests began in june will be fully investigated. earlier we spoke to activist joshua wang let's listen to what he had to say people in hong kong are fighting for democracy if they're worried you being for a right which means that that guy might be arrested prosecuted and lobby in prison before riot police brutally honest a citizen into. in this crew in italy to attack general public they would never be r.s. prosecut

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us so we start here in berlin where thousands of farmers have rolled into the city to protest against the government's agricultural policies now the farmers have driven. and from all around the country and they've been causing serious traffic jams in and around the capital organizers say they expect $10000.00 to join the culmination of the protest at brandenburg gate of the farmers are fighting plans to introduce stricter protections of insects and the environment. and let's go right to our correspondent is that brenda burg a for us hi emma good to see you we understand that the agricultural minister has been speaking to the farmers what did she have to say. exactly yeah. conservative agriculture minister i was here a few moments ago and she talked to farmers so one. of them and on the occasion of the main reasons why the farmers were here today is that they have no feeling that they are not listened to down not heard by the government so a strong sign from the government officials to actually come in here and talk to them you. do different

i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us a man has died in hong kong after being caught in clashes between pro-democracy demonstrators and a group opposing them the 70 year old stricklin who was hit in the head with a brick on wednesday it's not clear who threw it earlier this month a student fell from a multi-story parking lot and later died the unrest in hong kong has worsened in recent days after more than 5 months of anti-government demonstrations. and let's get the latest now from our correspondent in the ts berlin is in hong kong good to see you this is the 2nd death in hong kong within a week that's related to these protests tell us more about what happened in this particular incident. well did the man who died in hospital today he was caught between protesters and what seems to be counter protesters people who are against the protest movement both sides were throwing bricks at each other it was in the very far northern suburb of hong kong where these 2 groups met each other it's not clear whether the other group the non protester group were local residents or whethe

i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us it reads like a hollywood movie script thieves for akin to one of europe's most renowned museums and make off with priceless 18th century jewelry but it really happened and police in the german city of dressin are still looking for the robbers while devastated museum officials try to work out what they've lost. dresden screenful museum home to one of europe's greatest collections of treasures now it's a crime scene after burglars snatched up to $95.00 pieces of the 18th century jewelry from these cabinets including diamonds and rubies this is one of the sets that was stolen exactly how many items were taken from this set is still unknown dresden police say the thieves entered through a window c.c.t.v. footage shows them heading straight to a display cabinet and smashing the glass with an axe before making off with the treasure but the time or thought has arrived the burglars were long gone a nationwide hunt is now under way saxony state premier say security measures were considered adequate is an issue it is it's a shocking case it's not j

i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us one of europe's most important cultural landmarks is facing catastrophe the highest tide in more than half a century has left much of venice underwear. water now the tide level peaked at just under 2 meters leaving homes inundated both stranded tourists awaiting to historic st mark's square you can see the water levels here just under 2 meters that tide now the mayor is seeking government help and he's described the city as a disaster zone. along the sound throughout venice his historic center warning people to find higher grounds to escape one of the worst floods in decades high winds and rain caused the water level to surge to almost 190 centimeters with waves crashing into buildings just slammed into the fold in the mail luigi broken out of film and sound of a famous scent marks square complained climate change for the extreme weather. some applies to all good after calendars for the typical tourist we just can't wait unfortunately. we have reached a new negative record join up here we have to stand together against the effects of cl

i'm sumi so much god it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has signed a law backing anti-government demonstrators in hong kong the legislation mandates an annual review of the favorable trade status that washington grants hong kong it also threatens sank. against chinese officials who commit human rights abuses in the territory china has denounced the bill calling it a serious interference in its internal affairs but it's been welcomed as a victory by hong kong's pro-democracy movement to the us no matter the administration and the congress they sent a clear saying no to president xi hong kong even is on the hot line rule of beijing but we are also the global city that will have foreign businessmen also that live here and how to safeguard hong kong's political and economic freedom that's also will be the quiet and also one of the issue that presidency or karen should not ignore earlier we spoke to our correspondent in hong kong cherry chan and ask her to tell us more about china's reaction to the human rights act signed

i'm sumi so what's going to thank you for joining us flooding continues to threaten venice the government has declared a state of emergency and approved 20000000 generals for immediate aid pry. minister she said the country has described the catastrophic flooding as quote a blow to the heart of the nation and the mayor of venice says the very future of the city is at stake. and let's speak to our correspondent james jackson is standing by for us in venice and he joins us for more on this story hi james good to see you we understand it has been another dramatic day there in venice tell us what you've been seeing there. it's been extremely high level of tide today people have not felt prepared i've spoken to shopkeepers and they say it never reaches this level normally it's not as high as 2 days ago but still 70 percent of venice is expected to be under water today it's just started raining the whole of some mark's square is flooded there are seagulls floating around rubbish you can probably see behind me we've had various politicians famously famous politicians walking poss minister on the

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us so we start with some breaking news maltose a prime minister joseph has told his associates that he will resign his position had been threatened threatened by the political and legal crisis brought about by the probe into the murder of journalist stephanie cutter want to go who was investigating government corruption when she was killed in a car bomb attack 2 years ago angry protesters including a son have been demanding the prime minister's resignation although he has said he would. stay in post until the murder investigation was complete earlier this week was cut former chief of staff keith tempering was arrested over alleged links to the case he was later released without charge. let's go right to malta capital the letter word of a soul is covering the latest for us hi barbara multis media report that we saw is that the prime minister just a must have plans to resign imminently what more can you tell us. we don't know yet what brought about this unexpected turn of events because last night after a 7 hour cabinet meeting in the middl

i'm sumi someone's going to is going to have you with us we start with some breaking news here in germany of thieves have reportedly pulled off a spectacular heist at one of europe's most renowned museums police in dresden say the break in at the green vaults in the city's royal palace took place in the early hours of monday morning there's been no immediate word of what was stolen about the price collection of historic treasures includes crown jewels and royal bowls carved out of crystal. let's bring in our correspondent maximillian acosta is following the latest on this story for us i'm actually on it what can you tell us about what happened here yes so police for a taser still investigating the crime scene in one of the royal palaces which is famous for its big treasure collection is it indeed a treasure as you would imagine is the grain of old one of the most prized possessions of the state but also a big tourist attraction and this area has now been cordoned off by the authorities there investigating as far as we know this has happened in the early hours of monday morning and the thi

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us israel has been carrying out more airstrikes against militants in the gaza strip after its targeted killing of a top palestinian commander overnight israel says bob top of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad was behind a series of rocket attacks on its territory palestinian militants responded by firing rockets at israeli civilians. including tel aviv citizens across southern and central israel have been a struct instructed to stay inside it is one of the worst escalations of violence on the israel gaza border in years. and for more on this story we can speak to journalist lucia he's following this in gaza city has and thank you for joining us can you bring us up to date on what's been happening at the moment there in gaza. well as you mentioned today was a day of exchanging fire firing rockets from dollars attends a focus were fired into they say the city's reach tel aviv but most of it was to the nearby cities or the israeli jets and air forces targeted many places mainly military sites and some of the know some people some o

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong turned violent when a policeman shot a protester the man i sense undergone surgery in the hospital and is said to be in critical condition now other footage from the latest demonstrations shows increasing police violence they fired tear gas supply water cannon and several parts of the city today of the hong kong government is denying what it's called online rumors saying police have been ordered to recklessly use their firearms their. that allegation totally false and malicious the police have said the shooting will be fully investigated. and we can to speak to activist joshua wang who's joining us from hong kong right now hi joshua thank you for joining us we mentioned this shooting this is now the 3rd shooting by police using live rounds how will this affect how you go out and protest the polis fire free live wrong in the restaurants or area use tear gas pocket or student inside the university and rubber bullets in the central business district during the lunch hour not only targeted activists a p

i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us one of europe's most important cultural landmarks is being threatened with catastrophe the highest tide in more than half a century has left much of venice under water the mayor is blaming climate change and preparing to declare the city a disaster zone. and storm surges and high winds battered the low lying venetian patchwork of islands and canals overnight the tide level picked up just under 2 meters leaving homes inundated boats stranded and tourists waiting to hit the historic state mark's square at despite a long history of flooding a city wide protection scheme that's been hit hard by soaring costs. and we can speak now to julio bauble he works at the venice institute for the study of the history of the resistance and contemporary society an institute that is now endangered by the floods julia thank you very much for joining us give us an idea of what you've been seeing there in venice how dramatic is the situation where the situation we were expecting a serious situation yesterday back to. weekly during the night when we got a

i'm sumi so much gonna it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has signed a law backing anti-government demonstrators in hong kong the legislation mandates an annual review of the favorable trade status that washington grants hong kong it also threatens sanctions against chinese. fishel who commit human rights abuses in the territory china has denounced the bill calling it a serious interference in its internal affairs but it's been welcomed as a victory by hong kong's pro-democracy movement you as well that the administration and the congress they said it curious that you know your presidency hong kong even is on the hotline of beijing but we are also the global city that will have foreign businessmen also 'd that live here at how to safeguard hong kong politico at equinix freedom that's also will be the quiet here and also one of the issue that presidency or kariya. well as expected china has reacted angrily to the signing of the legislation this is what the spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry had to say on. hon

i'm sumi so much gonda it's good to have you with us european lawmakers are casting their votes at this hour on the new team of commissioners taking over at the executive arm of the european union with their approval germany's was the last one to line is poised to formally take charge of the european commission the sunday she set out our plans for the presidency in strasbourg this morning saying she would focus on equality the environment and digitalization let's listen in to her vision for the future of the e.u. . it is not only about parties and politics rules or regulations markets all currencies it is ultimately and above all else about people and their aspirations it is about people standing together for the liberty for that values simply for a better future. all day w.'s brussels' bureau chief mike hoffman is in strong spirit as that important vote takes place he joins us now hi max how is it looking there for us it off on the line does she have the support that she needs. everybody is filing into the emmy cycles so the plenary behind me to vote in actually we expect this to happe

i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us european lawmakers have approved a new team of commissioners taking over the executive branch of the european union france and germany's was in a funded line will now formally take charge of the european commission this sunday she set out her plans for the presidency in strasburg this morning saying she would focus on equality the environment and digitalisation let's listen in to her vision for the e.u. it is not only about parties and politics rules or regulations markets all currencies it is ultimately. and above all else about people and their aspirations it is about people standing together for the liberty for that values simply for a better future all right let's get the latest on the story now our brussels bureau chief max off money is standing by for us in strasburg hi max good to see you this vote seem to be a comfortable majority for it was a life on the line what did you make of this. it's quite comfortable it's actually better than many people here expected because the the vote count of the informal coalition between the european peo

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