a black front page of the sunday express, very depressed sunday express, very depressed sunday expressis the problem. there's been fermentation. without the legislation, without the proper safeguards, scrutiny, they're washing it. that would have been the headland. another rushing out the door. as an old joke but if you start from here, i wish to enter the space. but three and a half years after the vote, we haven't got any further forward in the listing of all, borisjohnson sees himself as the latter—day winston churchill and this isn't the beginning of the end. evenif this isn't the beginning of the end. even if we do get... it's the end of the beginning. the real hard yards, after we've left. the of negotiating to do once plan goes through. he has ideas of negotiating. we got to move on. i wanted to go views away from brexit so they can sleep tonight. that and on some good news. the back page of the sunday express wisdom as you are saying earlier it would have been the front page on another day. absolutely. 0nly been the front page on another day. absolutely. only the sunday times h

what the sunday express makes a point of here is that borisjohnson will express makes a point of hereupport of mps that boris johnson will have the support of mp5 for this deal should it ever get back to parliament. and i think that is right. you did the maths and you think he has done it. there are enough mps now basically is fed up as the rest of the country and they want the whole thing over with. you were making the point that nobody quite knows what the messages. the independent has been looking at what the general public think and apparently according to the headline, they have lost faith injohnson. the headline, they have lost faith in johnson. they did this survey and it says only one in five leave the prime minister can get a deal. there are more people who are dissatisfied with his performance. 54% now, compared to 45 in september and a1% in august. so his dissatisfaction rating is going up, that sounds bizarre. but the core support is around 35%. further inside the paper it does talk about the fact that remain asa it does talk about the fact that remain as a much more likel

laura hughes and eve pollard, the broadcaster and former editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday expressfor coming back, we will chat any moment. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph leads on the 39 bodies found inside a lorry in essex earlier. it says an irish people—smuggling ring is being investigated. the guardian says police are still working to identify the bodies. an image of the northern irish haulier, mo robinson, is on the front of the times. he's currently being questioned by police. claims that ministers were warned that criminals had switched to using the port of purfleet for smuggling, is the daily mail's headline. the metro carries an image of the lorry, and points out that the cab had a sticker saying — "the ultimate dream" in its window. brexit is the focus of the express — it says that borisjohnson has accused jeremy corbyn of putting the country's fate in the hands of the eu. and the office—space provider wework cutting 4,000 jobs is the ft‘s lead — as the company looks to focus on us, european and japanese markets. those are the front pages, le

the sunday express, boris, mps do back my new brexit deal., no more delay. this is the deal we have seen foot forward —— the idea we have seen put forward this week to replace theresa may's agreement, and the pivotal bit is how northern ireland is couched in that proposal? yes. the interesting thing here is apart from the prime minister underlining the fact that britain is going to leave in 25 days, he is still saying it, so he's boxing himself in, painting himself into a corner if he doesn't do it. the consequences if we don't leave on halloween will be severe. however, he is saying also that there is a great hint in there that he has got to be numbers in parliament, mps of all parties, leave, remain, left, right, conservative, labour, prepared to back the deal. the only problem is he believes he can get the deal through parliament but he now needs to win over the eu. will you need the vote of mps first to go to brussels? i don't think you will do that. if he does that, and some of the labour mps are a bit scared of losing the whip, they mig

laura hughes and eve pollard, the broadcaster and former editor of the sunday mirror and the sunday expressfore our chats, a quick look at the front pages. the telegraph leads on the 39 bodies found inside a lorry in essex earlier. it says an irish people—smuggling ring is being investigated. the guardian says police are still working to identify the bodies. an image of northern irish haulier mo robinson is on the front of the times. he's currently being questioned by police. claims that ministers were warned that criminals had switched to using the port of purfleet for smuggling — that's the daily mail's headline. the metro carries an image of the lorry, and points out that the cab had a sticker saying "the ultimate dream" in its window. brexit is the focus of the express — it says that borisjohnson has accused jeremy corbyn of putting the country's fate in the hands of the eu. and the office—space provider we work cutting 4,000 jobs is the ft‘s lead, as the company looks to focus on us, european and japanese markets. that's the flavour of the front pages. we are going to go back to the fr

and the sunday express says mrjohnson wants to make britain the greatest nation on earth but he musthe paper says is a last—ditch plot to foil brexit. it has to be brexit. it always has to be brexit. in the telegraph, an intervention byjacob to be brexit. in the telegraph, an intervention by jacob rees to be brexit. in the telegraph, an intervention byjacob rees mogg. jacob rees mogg saying the prime minister will not concede too much to the eu. he is saying this in an exclusive article he has written in the telegraph but of course saying it to those leave supporters who might bea it to those leave supporters who might be a little bit cautious of any deal that boris johnson might be a little bit cautious of any deal that borisjohnson comes back with. he is a eurosceptic and a prominent member of the e06 is saying, don't worry, i believe the prime minister will not concede too much so therefore you can trust the prime minister... this ridiculous man, from the 18th century, has become the great hope of the ordinary people of this country. how do they even believe in this fictional char

a claim from the prime minister that the eu is holding britain hostage over brexit is the sunday expressne. and the daily star has reminiscent thoughts from suggs, who compares skirmishes as a football hooligan to the battle of agincourt. so, let's begin. we'll we‘ ll start we'll start off with the observer and the migrant deaths. what is that update? well, they are looking at the future effects of this and what they are saying is that the uk, because of brexit, faces being excluded from the eu's antitrafficking unit, now, what this is, this is a shared intelligence organisation and we co—operate with them. it's all part of europol and there's been a huge argument about whether or not we will have membership of it after 2020. this is assuming there is a brexit deal, and we may be thrown out earlier than that. but if there is a brexit deal, there is a question about whether or not we can keep our membership after the transition period ending in 2020. and, it is important that we do. but it is a, it is an eu organisation and obviously it's one of the many that we may not have access to aft

the sunday express asks the question, why won't they let us leave? paper says there was outrage as parliament voted to obstruct the prime minsiter‘s brexit deal. the observer covers both the action in the commons, and the protests outside it. it says that the prime minister suffered a humiliating defeat in parliament, whilst a million protested through wesminster. so, good evening. let's have a look. shall we begin with the sunday telegraph, which actually, compared to other papers, goes into a lot of detail and it is done well to get this in by this time. a lot of this has only been developing in the last hour also but it reveals, as we understand it at the bbc, that he sent a photocopy of the mps request to delay brexit and did not sign it. and then wrote a separate letter. not one, not to, but three letters it appears has gone, the basic requirement of the benn act, to ask foran requirement of the benn act, to ask for an extension or a delay, without a three—month extension to the end of january without being signed. then there is a letter from ti

iain, the prime minister has written about this in the sun and the sunday express.e writing for a range of newspapers and the key messages britain will leave the eu by the end of the month, but the eu must step up of the month, but the eu must step up its game if it wants britain to do so with a deal. the effectively argued two things, he will carry out negotiations in the spirit of cooperation and compromise that might suggest he is willing to modify some of the proposals we have seen, though not big modifications like staying in the customs union. he says if he can go with proposals that mps support, he calls on mps to get on side but he might also be considering a vote in parliament ahead of the big eu council in the middle of the month to put pressure on brussels although downing street sources tell me tonight that no decision has been taken. he stresses again there will be no more dither and delay but denied jeremy corbyn said ata and delay but denied jeremy corbyn said at a rally in newcastle that he was determined britain would not crash out without a deal on

and the sunday express says mrjohnson wants to make britain the greatest nation on earth — but he must's begin with the sunday times. sign this deal or let a scone, burris tells the eu. we are reaching the end game? yes, and most of the papers are leading with a variation on this story today —— boris. a momentous week in politics and what tim shipman is writing about here is the idea boris will offer eu leaders a historical bargain on brexit to deliver a new deal or there will be a no deal departure by october the 31st. on monday we have the queen speech, with up to 22 bills mentioned. thursday and friday, there will be an eu summit in brussels and this is the crucial time when boris will have to get his deal through the eu and mp5 will, if the eu back this deal, will then have to look at it and consider whether they are going to back it. all of this intensive negotiation now, through the so—called tunnel. munication with the outside world, they get on with it. what do you think is going on in that tunnel? this is the question. how much compromise can boris johnson offer and how much c

the sunday express says boris wants to make britain the greatest nation on earth — but he must fend offexit. so, basically, brexit on most of the front pages. we are going to kick off there. but it is the article by jacob rees—mogg on the front of the telegraph that we will start with. yasmin, do you want to go? it is interesting, it is so no jacob rees—mogg, who has been part of the erg and pretty in —— uncompromising, he has written a piece for the telegraph and he has become very conciliatory at the moment, which is interesting and surprising. did you not find that the tone is different? we must compromise, we must allow him to do this, this is the best deal. i think what this is all about is trying to position the prime minister's deal in the eyes of the public, because most people out there, most people at home, won't be awaiting the details of the deal, and reading it very closely and making notes on it, instead, they will be taking their cues from political leaders, from journalists, from people that they trust. having someone from people that they trust. having someone like jaco

a claim from the prime minister that the eu is holding britain hostage over brexit is the sunday expressadline. and the daily star has reminiscent thoughts from suggs who compares skirmishes as a football hooligan to the battle of agincourt. it is our lead story, and the tragic deaths in the lorry. the observer goes with that lead. do you want to kick us of? this is a new line because we know that the police investigation is ongoing and of course it is a most appalling and tragic story, and lots of people are trying to work out whether their relatives were in the lorries, but this is a story that relates to our relationship with the european migrant smuggling centre, part of the eu's law enforcement agency europe whole and has been at the pa rt europe whole and has been at the part of this inquiry which is global. what the story in the observer says is that the uk faces being excluded from this anti—trafficking unit because it is not clear about how our ability to participate would carry on after brexit, after 2020. after the transition period. there are so many criminal aspects to worki

a claim from the prime minister that the eu is holding britain hostage over brexit is the sunday expresshe battle of agincourt. it is our lead story, and the tragic deaths in the lorry. the observer goes with that lead. do you want to kick us of? this is a new line because we know that the police investigation

prime minister that the european union is holding britain hostage over brexit, that is indeed sunday, expressho compares skirmishes as a football hooligan to a battle. let us a football hooligan to a battle. let us start them with the sunday times. your paper, of course. an interesting interview with the archbishop of canterbury. we have had to before about the language ranting brexit, haven't we? maybe how to tone it down, but this is saying that borisjohnson is pouring petrol and divided britain. yes, quite a big intervention by the our question of canterbury who is in the democratic republic of the congo to draw attention to the ebola arch bike there. but here he is talking about boris johnson and bike there. but here he is talking about borisjohnson and the language and of course the comment that was made in parliament when a labour mp asked him to tone down his language and he used the phrase humbug! it says here that he was shocked by that and they think should never be dismissed in that way. he also mentions churchill, obviously boris johnson's great hero and says that that was a diffe

the sunday express asks the question, why won't they let us leave?trage as parliament voted to obstruct the prime minister's brexit deal. the observer says that the prime minister could face fresh action in the courts after calling on eu leaders to reject a brexit extension. and the sunday times leads with the news that borisjohnson has sent three letter to the eu explaining the uk's position, and his own personal position. so, let's press on. let's kick off with the sunday times. boris fights brexit wreckers. three defiant letters. a busy day for what we used to call the gpo! the taxi driver on the way in today said, you've got a lot to talk about today. he is quite right. it is mouse a tongue saying we are cursed to live in interesting times. —— chairman mao. i read a nice piece in the guardian saying that boris johnson had nice piece in the guardian saying that borisjohnson had the emotional age of a nine and three quarters —year—olds, refusing to sign a letter. to me, that seems very immature. i know he is making a political point. but he is sayi

other stories making news around the world protesters formed a human chain across lebanon on sunday to express solidarity with anti-government protests demonstrators joined hands from tripoli to tire for a 170 kilometers chain that ran through the capital beirut nationwide rallies sparked by proposals for new taxes have paralyzed lebanon since their start more than a week ago. conquering police used tear gas and water cannon to break up in an authorized demonstration in a waterfront tourist district organizers called the protester express concern about police conduct during the months long pro-democracy demonstrations that conduct has included the excessive use of pepper spray rubber bullets and police station. india has begun celebrating deval the hindu celebration of lights and one of the high points of the country's festival calender. and this year's edition launch with record breaking achievement more than 400000 earthen lamps will live at a temple in the city of iowa to mark the occasion the event has officially been registered by the guinness book of world records deval he celebrates the

protesters formed a human chain across lebanon on sunday to express solidarity with anti-government protests demonstrators joined hands from tripoli to tear for a 170 kilometer chain that ran through the capital beirut nationwide rallies sponsored by proposals for new taxes of paralyzed lebanon since the start more than a week ago. hong kong police used tear gas and water cannon to break up and an authorized demonstration in a waterfront district organizers called the protests to draw attention to police conduct during the months long pro to make pro-democracy demonstrations activists have criticised police for using pepper spray rubber bullets and police stones. serbia has issued a warning about high levels of air pollution in the capital belgrade and several of the city's health officials say the small is caused by an unusually warm weather officials say a waste dump fire and the burning of have contributed to the problem. well we're just hours away from learning who the people of argentina have elected president local media are predicting that center left candidate alberto finance is a co

protesters formed a human chain across lebanon on sunday to express solidarity with anti-government protests demonstrators joined hands from tripoli to tire for a 170 kilometer long chain that ran through the capital beirut a nationwide rally sparked by proposals for new taxes have paralyzed the country since their start more than a week ago. hong kong police used tear gas and water cannons to break up an unauthorized demonstration in a water front district organizers called the protest to protest police conduct during their conduct rather during the month long pro-democracy demonstrations were activists have criticized police for using pepper spray rubber bullets and police dogs. we are just hours away from learning who the people of argentina will elect presidents well opinion polls are predicting that the center left candidate a bit of an on this will be conservative incumbent mockery this was a political unknown outside of argentina that is until this year but this election is seen as a referendum on mockeries tough love austerity measures of poverty has soared in the country's currency

the sunday express splashes on mrjohnson‘s claims that mps will be "holding britain hostage" if theye focus for the observer's front page. the paper says the uk faces exclusion from europol‘s dedicated anti—smuggling operation after brexit. and it reports the prime minister saying brexit could be delayed until next year but the "country must move on". and finally, an ex—member ofjohn bercow‘s staff has told the sunday telegraph he will not use new rules which could allow his allegations of bullying by the commons speaker to be investigated, saying "the horse has long bolted". anand menon is with us, he's director of uk in a changing europe, a source for independent research on uk—eu relations. morning, anand, what's caught your eye this morning? also it's in the papers this morning. there is a lot of other stuff that is non—brexit related but what have you picked out for us? there is lot of politics going along behind brexit. the first is by two academic colleagues of mine. what they are saying is it is a real gamble to have an election because the electorate is as unpredictable as i

the sunday express splashes on mrjohnson‘s claims that mps will be "holding britain hostage" if theylusion from europol‘s dedicated anti—smuggling operation after brexit and it reports the prime minister saying brexit could be delayed until next year but the "country must move on". and finally, an ex—member ofjohn bercow‘s staff has told the sunday telegraph he will not use new rules which could allow his allegations of bullying by the commons speaker to be investigated, saying "the horse has long bolted". anand menon is with us. he‘s director of uk in a changing europe, a source for independent research on uk—eu relations. we are starting, aunt mick, —— aren‘t we, with this double spread. let‘s do it together. asjohnson calls for an election every day to showjeremy corbyn he is running scared, so he is saying he may have to do this in order to move forward. the prime minister is making it quite clear if i cannot get what i will want will have a general election and the tories obviously wa nt election and the tories obviously want to portray the labour party is running scared but wha

the sunday express splashes on mrjohnson‘s claims that mps will be "holding britain hostage" if theyage. the paper says the uk faces exclusion from europol‘s dedicated anti—smuggling operation after brexit. and it reports the prime minister saying brexit could be delayed until next year but the "country must move on". and finally, an ex—member ofjohn bercow‘s staff has told the sunday telegraph he will not use new rules which could allow his allegations of bullying by the commons speaker to be investigated, saying "the horse has long bolted." also on the front page, all the highs and lows of yesterday‘s rugby game. we will be talking about this again later. wales, of course, the home nations potentially lining up a home nations potentially lining up a home nations potentially lining up a home nations final if there is a victory for wales later today. quite nice to see the sunday front pages having some happy front pictures for once, a set of politicians going at each other. very true, it is a nice change. although there is some of the news on the front page. let's checkin the news on

the next story you picked is in the sunday express.erybody within the criminal justice system, judges and everybody within the criminaljustice system, so it doesn't shock me, actually, what thisjudges saying doesn't shock me, actually, what this judges saying because at the end of the day, it is in crisis. great nick dinham is awaiting two yea rs great nick dinham is awaiting two years —— great victims are looking to years. a journalist looked years —— great victims are looking to years. ajournalist looked in years —— great victims are looking to years. a journalist looked in and said, this is what needs to be done. we have a lot of technology and the courtroom, the evidence, you know, the cps are trying to do the best they can but unfortunately it does feel like a car crash waiting to happen. and you know more than anyone. you have been right in the middle of it, how difficult this process is. what is wrong at the moment? there is a lot wrong, we are moving to technology so it looks as though we are moving faster but we are actually n

chancellor merkel and the french president manuel mccraw spoke to turkey's president by phone sunday to express their concern. i spoke to the president earlier one for an hour today turkey does of course have justified security entrance but i believe as does the federal government that the offensive must be stopped in view of the great humanitarian consequences and for the community outcome and will in full this occurrence have to stop a strong belief that. as we can already see on the ground. in recent printed recent creating unbearable humanitarian situation it's. not as well as allowing to reemerge in the region. let's cross over to luxemburg now where do you have years max hoffman is following that e.u. meeting of foreign ministers today good day to you max germany france and the netherlands all having already announced a ban on weapons exports to turkey how far are e.u. countries willing to go to stop this military offensive. those are all national bans you're right about that if the french had their will they e.u. would go much farther than that they would probably implement a e.u. wide e

protesters formed a human chain across lebanon on sunday to express solidarity with antigovernment protests demonstrators joined hands from tripoli to tire for a 170 kilometer chain that ran through the capital of beirut nationwide rallies marked by proposals for new taxes have paralyzed lebanon asked since their start more than a week ago. consul east used tear gas and water cannon to break up and an authorized demonstration in a waterfront district organizers called the protest to protest called the demonstration rather to protest the police conduct during the months long the pro-democracy demonstrations activists have criticized police for using pepper spray rubber bullets and police dogs. and a special cyanide in the vatican catholic bishops from across the amazon called for the ordination of married men as priests they hope the move would address the shortage of priests in the region all the proposal will be presented to pope francis who will take a final decision on the vote total going to be. officials in the u.s. state of california are warning that dangerously strong winds could sp

the weekend including here in berlin chance problematical spoke to turkey's president by phone sunday to express her concern germany and france have announced they'll be curtailing their weapons exports to turkey. or european union foreign ministers will be meeting at straws burg this morning to discuss how to respond to turkey's offensive let's listen to what germany's leaders have been saying. i spoke to president earlier won for an hour today turkey does of course have justified security interest but i believe as does the federal government that the offensive must be stopped in view of the great humanitarian consequences when you do enforce. what measures are we going to take it is clear that we will do something is germany and france have already done. we will surely keep a few further options on the table depending on how turkey behaves in the near future is issued by a common site for her let's bring in our political correspondent al simony and good morning to you simon chancellor machall stalked with president ed one of the weekend do we know anything about what she might have gotten out

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and in p pakistan, thohousands marched through the streets of islamabad sunday to express solidarity with e people o of kashmir.r. >> today eight many peopople are victctims to curfew. after the passing of 75 days, people remain under seizure at their homes. this rally is t to shake the conscience of international communities so they can pay attention to t the issue and kashshmiri people can get their fundamental right toto self-determination. amy: that wawas protester r raja mehtabab ashraf. in augusus india withdrew kashmir's sesemi-aonomouous status, , detaining ththousandsf people and cuttingng off all internet a and other cocommunications. the move has heightened tensions between the two nuclear-armed powers. india and pakistan. at least nine people were killed over the w weekend as inindia ad papakistan exchahanged fire ovee line, dividing the disputeted territory. in bolivia, the presidential election appears headed for a runoff as early results show incumbent president evo morales leading his opponent, former president carlos mesa, with less than a 10% margin. morales is runn

right now the syrian army's soldiers are really just preparing for that now on this sunday there was concern expressed by the u.s. defense secretary mark that the kurds and the syrians had struck a deal to work together at the same time the united states has announced that it's withdrawing some 1000 troops from northern syria out of concern that they could get caught in the crossfire between the kurds the turks and the syrians and all of this coming as american president donald trump tweets and warning to turkey that he will impose powerful sanctions against ankara puff we heard any more information any reaction to those reports of multiple prison breakouts by isis militants while hundreds of islamic state fighters have been fleeing from numerous detention camps that were previously controlled by the kurds in northern syria the kurds have been retreating from their positions since wayne's day when turkey launched what it calls an end to her wrist operation now a number of european countries particularly germany and france have expressed concern that this offensive will result in disastrous humanitaria

sunday. they are expressing regret for their handling of a protest movement.ecessarily harsh police tactics. hundreds of protesters are defying emergency, continuing disturbances that have lasted at least 11 dead there. the country is at war. the speaker of britain's house. prime minister, boris johnson reached an agreement with the 27 other european union countries last week. they voted to delay their deal until the legislation has been passed. just some of our stories from beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insurance. see how much you can save if ylittle thingsate tcan be a big deal., that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of d

forced to beg eu for brexit delay and then the sunday express probably saying what a lot of people are have a feeling we'll be doing this story guys for at least another 10 years back to you. ed: thank you, the anger among voters there, building and building that they're not following to. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines beginning with a fox news alert. this is a live look at hong kong where police have been clashing with thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators. police are calling planned rally illegal saying anyone involved faces arrest. chaos erupting as protesters start massive fires in the city streets and trash hundreds of stores and chinese banks. and protesters hit the streets in honduras demanding their president's immediate resignation. demonstrators angry with him after his younger brother was convicted of drug trafficking in the united states. witnesses say drug dealers paid the president's brother millions of dollars in exchange for protection from the government. president hernandez denies the allegations. >> and we turn now to extreme weather, tropical storm nester down

generations, but sort of expressed that perhaps, you know, there are things that are not the worst ever that you have a little bit of optimism, this is senator lindsey graham on sundayho also expressed that maybe something good might come out of this, take a listen. >> i'm increasingly optimistic that we can have historic solutions in syria that have alluded us for years if we play our cards right. i blame erdogan for the invasion and not trump. >> we are where we are, do you share the sense of optimism? >> i believe the cease fire has given an opportunity, policymakers to take a deep breath here and consider implications and reset the table and that's what senator graham is saying, i talked to him 2 to 4 times a day to be frank about it. what i'm hoping that we do leave some presence of forces in syria working with the syrian kurds and the arabs and making sure that we are staying on top of isis and protecting the oil fields and the administration is looking at, well, those oil fields, let's try to get the revenue and return them to the people that have been involved in the fight and protecting them. >> incredible by difficult situation, general keane, something el

she suppressing our right to express ourselves this will only push us further. sunday's peaceful marches turned ugly when their taxi driver ran into a group of protesters he was dragged from the car and beaten as another group trashed his taxi cab while well as night fell some demonstrators turned their anger on businesses with connections to mainland china and 4th pitched battles with police carey lamb has warned that the ban on face masks was only the 1st card in her hand the emergency law allows her to make any regulations whatsoever in the face of the sun wrist. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. media in the united states are reporting that a 2nd a whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment inquiry of president donald trump the reports indicate the new whistleblower has 1st hand knowledge of a phone call between trump and his ukrainian counterpart the probe is being conducted into an allegation that trump pressured ukraine to investigate a political rival. francis has urged bishops to take bold action to protect the amazon rain

right now the syrian army's soldiers are really just preparing for that now on this sunday there was concern expressed by the u.s. defense secretary mark that the kurds and the syrians had struck a deal to work together at the same time the united states has announced that it's withdrawn some 1000 troops from northern syria out of concern that they could get caught in the crossfire between the kurds the turks and the syrians and all of this coming as american president donald trump tweets and warning to turkey that he will impose powerful sanctions against ankara tough we heard any more information any reaction to those reports of multiple prison breakouts by isis militants while hundreds of islamic state fighters have been fleeing from numerous detention camps that were previously controlled by the kurds in northern syria the kurds have been retreating from their positions since ways day when turkey launched what of course an end to her risky operation now a number of european countries particularly germany and france have expressed concern that this offensive will result in disastrous humanitarian s

longtime president evo morales another formal tally of sunday's election showed him heading for risky runoff international election monitors also expressed their concern. thousands have taken to the streets of the lebanese capital beirut for a 6th day despite the government's announcement of an economic reform package on monday demonstrators slammed the reforms as empty promises and continue to call for leaders to step down. in iraq a government committee has squarely blamed iraq's security forces for the deaths of nearly $150.00 people killed during protests at the start of the month nor fishel order had been given to shoot at the protesters who are calling for an end to corruption and poor living conditions. and prone narrow hito has officially ascended to japan's throne at an elaborate ceremony in tokyo now he too has pledged to fulfill his duty as the 126th emperor in the world's oldest hereditary monarchy the japanese government pardoned more than half a 1000000 people convicted of petty crimes to mark the occasion at the imperial palace in tokyo for many japanese people this was a long time coming emperor not officially began his r

term president evo morales another formal tally of sunday's election showed him heading for a risky runoff international election monitors have also expressed their concern. indonesia's president djoko we don't know has invited the opposition leader into his cabinet he chose probably beyond toe as defense minister probably is a former general who was the sole challenger to president we did or during the elections earlier this year we did a was sworn in on sunday for his 2nd and final 5 year term. emperor a narrow hito has officially ascended to japan's throne at an elaborate ceremony in tokyo now he has pledged to fulfill his duty as the 126th emperor in the world's oldest hereditary monarchy the japanese government pattern more than half a 1000000 people convicted of petty crimes to mark the occasion at the imperial palace in tokyo for many japanese people this was a long time coming emperor another hito officially began his reign on the 1st of may with a series of smaller ceremonies but with the centuries old ceremony of ascension or so cool in the day his journey to the throne is completed. his wife months ago officially proclaimed empre

called himself the best rapper, a living genius and this is an extension, kanye sunday service has become a revolution, expressionthink he was joking. >> isn't that how you talk when you want to be an entertainer? i think he will say anything to sell tickets or albums. >> ed: he's got a new album. >> doesn't every artist think they're the greatest? >> no. i don't think bruce springsteen does. >> i have a lot of respect for kanye west, he's taken two incredibly unpopular positions, want to be a trump supporter and to say that you love god and you love, it's incredibly unpopular in this day and age which is sad. think of the impact he's having on millions of americans by literally having an album called "is king." to have that kind of bravery is commendable. >> ed: i want to call an audible and bring this -- this whole new operating system for apple, i mostly like it but there's this thing where if you first check your email -- >> no one rode to me? >> the home button appeared back in 2017 unless you have an iphone 8, that's what i have. >> ed: look at this tweet from the president a few moments ago. "to tim, the b

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sunday's presidential election. his main clinical opponent is accusing him of trickery to avoid a second round runoff. washington has expressedoncern, calling on bolivia to act immediately to ensure transparency. in northern ireland, the laws were stricking abortion and banning same-sex marriage are due to change at midnight local time. a last-ditch attempt by conservative politicians to block the legislation failed. the changes to northern islands laws were set in motion by an intervention from the british government. thailaland's king hasas strippes junior wife of her titles and military wife -- military ranks after giving it to her. the king has accused during disloyalty in seeking to undermine the position of his seninior wife, the queen. tonight, a world of protest. from lebanon to chile, protesters are out of the streets for similar reasons. in beirut, the prime minister has told people a new package of reforms is on the way to ease the country's economic crisis. the move follows five straight days of protests against new taxes and corruption. it is the biggest wave of dissent they have seen in years. >> monday march th

expecting someone hundred people who were arrested on sunday to appear in court and protesters have been calling on each other on social media to show up to expresst is one of the demands of the protesters. don't call them rioters. the other demands include universal suffrage as well as the unconditional release of those protesters who have been arrested. after witnessing one of the worst violence since the protest began, since that controversial extradition bill was introduced, we have no end in sight of how this violence could come down. britain's prime minister will offer the european union his plan for brexit on wednesday. borisjohnson insists it is his final offer and that the uk will leave the eu at the end of this month, even though parliament has passed a law to prevent him doing so without a deal. a major sticking point has been the border between northern ireland, part of the uk, and the irish republic, part of the eu, once the uk leaves the eu customs union and single market. mrjohnson says for a while after brexit, "some customs checks" will be needed. this from our political editor laura kuenssberg. there are flashing images. when is