this is the biggest blow to recep tayyip erdogan. it was a watershed moment for this country.n uprising in morocco could break out at any moment — that's the warning in the results of the biggest ever survey of the arab world. a year since the thai cave rescue that captivated the world — thanksgiving and celebrations for the trapped footballers. and in business, china warns tariffs threaten the global economy as world leaders prepare for the 620 we take a special look at how the us is reshaping the world of trade. a very warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation tell us what you think. the party of turkey's president erdogan has been dealt a major blow after losing control of istanbul in a re—run of the city's mayoral election. the vote has been seen as a key test of mr erdogan‘s authority and of the future of democracy in turkey. the opposition candidate, ekrem imamoglu, said his landslide win was a new beginning for the country's biggest city. here's the latest from our corr

a major setback for recep tayyip erdogan as the mayoral election in istanbul is lost.ter alleged european subsidy frauds worth more than $2 million. he denies wrongdoing and says allegations are politically motivated. usually an empty and non—descript strip of land close to prague football stadium and the sight of what was once the largest statue of stalin but now packed with a quarter of a million protesters from cities and towns. young and old. united in angerat from cities and towns. young and old. united in anger at their prime minister, andrej babis. translation: i was here in 1989. i am 66 years old. iam i was here in 1989. i am 66 years old. i am of pensioner and i do not wa nt old. i am of pensioner and i do not want my kids to grow up in a country where someone being prosecuted for a crime can be prime minister.m where someone being prosecuted for a crime can be prime minister. it is really important to have these demonstrations... to change something. the choice was a deliberate nod to the 1989 velvet revolution. back then, this was the scene of the largest p

he has just dealt the biggest blow to recep tayyip erdogan in the president's 25—year political careera watershed moment for this country. the party will go on late into the night as the magnitude of this sinks in. turkish democracy, so pummelled over the years, still has life in it and tonight, it's thundering. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. and you can keep up to date all with the latest news, business and sport on the bbc website. for reaction and analysis from around the uk and around the world — including up—dated live pages — reports from correspondents based in overe 80 locations around the globe — that's all at bbc.com/news. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered in the czech capital, prague, to demand the resignation of the prime minister, andrej babis. the billionaire businessman is facing a criminal investigation over alleged european union subsidy fraud worth more than $2 million. he denies any wrongdoing and says the allegations are politically motivated. the bbc‘s rob cameron is in prague. letna plain, usually an empty and rather non—descript strip of land close t

he has just dealt the biggest blow to recep tayyip erdogan in the president's 25—year political career like a watershed moment for this country. the party will go on late into the night as the magnitude of this sinks in. turkish democracy, so pummelled over the years, still has life in it and tonight, it's thundering. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. and you can keep up to date with the latest developments in turkey on our website. you'll find analysis of what the election result means for president erdogan, and a profile of the mayor of istanbul — that's all at bbc.com/news — or download the bbc news app. let's get some of the day's other news. mauritania's electoral commission has announced the ruling party's mohamed wilid ghazouani has won the presidential election with 52% of the vote. this means the 62—year—old former head of domestic security has won outright with no need to hold a second run—off. opposition candidates say the election was marred by irregularities and they intend to contest the result. the united nations has called on the people of ethiopia to show restraint follo

he has just dealt the biggest blow to recep tayyip erdogan in the president's 25—year political career tonight feels like a watershed moment for this country. the party will go on late into the night as the magnitude of this sinks in. turkish democracy, so pummelled over the years, still has life in it and tonight, it's thundering. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. police in hong kong have condemned the behaviour of protesters who besieged their headquarters on friday as illegal and irrational. the protesters had demanded that the police apologise for their handling of previous demonstrations against a now—suspended extradition bill. they've also called for the planned legislation to be scrapped altogether. also making news today — hundreds of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in the czech capital, prague, demanding that the prime minister, andrej babis, resign. the billionaire businessman is facing a criminal investigation overfraud worth more than $2 million. he denies any wrongdoing and says the allegations are politic

the times says turkish president tayyip erdogan has lost control of istanbul for the first time in 25ow his opponents say marks the start of his political decline. in the gulf news, the world economy takes centre stage as the business community anxiously awaits the upcoming talks between us president trump and china's president xijinping. it's believed the meeting at the 620 summit injapan holds the potential to dramatically reshape the outlook for trade tensions. the irish times reports a russian intelligence operation whose online posts were taken down by facebook is suspected of spreading fake news about northern ireland following an investigation. the campaign spread false information about interactions between dup leader arlene foster and the european union's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier. and finally, the lionesses are through to the quarterfinals of the women's world cup. the victory, however, was not without controversy after england manager phil neville said he was "completely and utterly ashamed" by the behaviour of the cameroon team, who twice looked like they wou

turkish president recip tayyip erdogan has served as best man at the wedding of arsenal soccer star. quit their german national team last year amid a public over his turkish roots which came after a photograph of him with drew criticism. germany's foreign minister has arrived in the iraqi capital baghdad on an unannounced visit will be meeting the country's leaders to discuss the escalating tensions between iran and the u.s. began his tour of the middle east in jordan and will also visit the united arab emirates and iran is aiming to salvage the iran nuclear deal which has been under threat since the u.s. withdrew from it last year. today is world oceans day the annual observation helps draw attention to efforts to protect the oceans and their ecosystems one of the biggest threats they face is plastic more than 100000000 tons of plastic waste have collected in the oceans causing chaos in some coastal regions did. travel to sierra leone to see why the capital freetown is struggling to cope. the best way to get from freetown airport to downtown is by boat captain sagal months array of

from president richard tayyip erdogan is ruling a k party and crim from the opposition and who was mayor for 18 days before a rerun was called had won a tight race but the courts agreed that there were voting irregularities and cold a rerun. was not a good record are we determined to keep going until sunday june 23rd are we ready to show our national will let the polish. and that's exactly the point this election is a big deal this summer is takis cultural and financial hot it makes up about as said of the country's economy it's also what president adeline's very own political career took off when he. a mayor of istanbul in 1904 to him and his in a circle this city means wealth it means power and prestige and this is exactly why he's so good time and to retain control of its. 3rd one has long been tightening his grip on power and has been accused from many quarters of tipping to a key into authoritarianism. says his campaign is a fight for turkish democracy cager was a turkish citizen and as a young university student i supported model because i believe his projects are projects good at

investigation won't be now, as if he wasn't busy enough being the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdoganwedding this weekend. arsenal midfielder mesut ozil tied the knot with former miss turkey amine gulse at a luxury hotel in istanbul. mesut ozil, who is german and also has turkish roots, announced earlier this year that he had asked president erdogan to be his best man. the decision sparked criticism in his home country. if you've been dreaming of getting a ticket on a luxury cruise liner that sails to venice, you may want to take a look at this story. thousands of people in the city of canals have been calling for large vessels to be banned from the famous giudecca canal. the protest comes days after a cruise ship crashed into a tourist boat, injuring four people. rahuljoglekar has more. the shape lost control and crashed into the pier in venice last week. it injured people and caused damage in its wake. residents have been left fuming. they came out onto the street wanting ships like these to be kicked out of the canals. translation: we demand that these liners be immediately banned

that the ballot box may not survive the tenure of turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. the vote ended up doing much more than that, handing the opposition party candidate a landslide victory, taking the margin between him and the ruling party's candidate from 13,000 votes back in march to more than 750,000 this time around. an indisputable win. >> translator: this is a new era for everyone in istanbul. this is a new beginning. in this new phase, we're opening justice, equality, love and tolerance. waste, arrogance and discrimination will end. today 16 million people in istanbul showed their belief in democracy trusted in justice and made us believe it again. >> reporter: they also invigorated a fatigued opposition who now hopes that they have found a charisma and political savvy to rival erdogan's. the hopeful messages of the campaign, his own calm and measured demeanor, his promises which he will now face the challenge of having to keep, especially as a secondary governing body, the city council, is still controlled by the ruling akp. >> what they're chanting is the op

people voted against recep tayyip erdogan.oned in a crisis. nine months. that‘s how long you were told? yeah. it is probably going to be about nine months. and it‘s six and a half years later. any messages for him? we love you, missing you lots, alfie and reddy. today we‘re joining adele on her once—a—month, 360—mile round trip to visit her son. are you going to come and wave bye—bye? previously we‘ve had to go 600—mile round trips. we‘ve travelled over 26,000 miles within the uk. that‘s crazy. in 2015, nhs england promised people with learning disabilities homes, not hospitals, but numbers inside have increased slightly on last month to 2,250. 1 in a are more than 100km from home and they faced a record number of restrictive interventions like restraint and seclusion. over the years, eddie has had periods of months in seclusion. in some hospitals he‘s had time when he‘s not even seen outside for months. this is the lane where we‘ll have to stop filming. we don‘t have permission to film inside. an hour and a half later, adele

and the interior ministry is run by a member of conservative islamist president recep tayyip erdogan'sce and development party which frowns upon this sort of alternative lifestyle. istanbul lgbtqi community has put out a statement saying we are here. get used to it. we are not leaving. i'm ben wedeman, cnn, reporting from a very noisy istanbul. >> and stay tuned. we'll have special coverage of world pride, our special pride & progress is just moments away. >>> a look at our top stories. three people were arrested and eight injured during violent protests in portland, oregon, saturday, according to police. demonstrators threw containers that looked like milkshakes but contained, instead, quick-dry concrete. three officers were among those injured. the clashes started after several different groups of anti-fascists and right wing demonstrators collided in a downtown square. >>> dominican republic officials say they are looking for one more person involved in the shooting of former baseball star david ortiz. officials arrested the alleged mastermind of the shooting on friday. victor hugo

mayor of turkey's biggest city, istanbul, in a major setback for the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan. ekrem imamoglu beat his rival mr erdogan‘s choice by about nine percent a far greater margin than in march's poll, which was annulled by the electoral authorities. president erdogan congratulated ekrem imamoglu on his victory but the re run widely seen as a referendum on mr erdogan appear quite an extraordinary scene. he congratulated him on his victory, he congratulated him on but the re run widely seen as a referendum on mr erdogan appear to be a gamble that backfired. currently in istanbul. a very co mforta ble currently in istanbul. a very comfortable win for him, far larger margin of victory than back in march, the first time this election was held, today it was the rerun of that election and this feels like a really watershed moment for turkey because for 16 years, he is tired of this country. he was mayor of istanbul and then—president as well and he has towered over a hopelessly divided opposition. they have found their voice, they have found their hope tonight and in a polar

condolences were offered by the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, a fellow islamist and closerest to the martyr‘s soul," he said. "history won't forget the tyrants who led to his death byjailing him and threatening him with execution." back in june 2012, when mohammed morsi won the presidency, there was hope in the airfor many in egypt. but fast—forward a year, and mass crowds were demanding his removal, branding him autocratic and inept. the army happy to oblige, under abdul fattah el—sisi, who went on to become president himself. then began the first of many trials — show trials, according to critics. well, i witnessed mohammed morsi's first appearance in court in november 2013. since then, he has been held in solitary confinement 23 hours a day, according to mps who investigated his detention. they warned last year that his conditions in prison, including a lack of medical care, could lead to his premature death. now, they believe it has. there needs to be an independent, international investigation into the circumstances of his death. what we found were, on a balance of pr

again claimed victory the vote was widely seen as a political test for turkish president which at tayyip erdogan and his party the reward was ordered by the government off to reclaim the march election was rigged the vote back then also saw the opposition candidate defeat his ruling party rival the opposition candidate. him oluwale it's going to be the city's 1st marin 25 years who's not from president obama's party he mostly campaigned on urban poverty after techies slid into recession in the monos 1st victory was an old in may after claims some officials overseeing the vote were not civil servants as required by law after today's victory him only said he's ready to work with the ones government despite previous claims by the turkish opposition that the decision to rerun the election was politically motivated and not legally justified. this is not just an election for the istanbul great municipality had the same time it is a day it is a vote to repair the process the nation has experienced in this democratic process . i am ready and willing to work with you president. political analyst use if i

the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, stepped up as best man at a wedding this weekend., at a luxury hotel in istanbul. mesut ozil who is german with turkish roots announced earlier this year that he had asked president erdogan to be his best man the decision sparked criticism in his home country. in london, queen elizabeth's official birthday has been marked by the annual ceremony of trooping the colour. the duchess of sussex joined the parade in an open—top carriage, her first public appearance since the birth of her son four weeks ago. our royal correspondent daniella relph reports. fanfare. this week, she has hosted a president and remembered the sacrifice of d—day. today, the queen herself was celebrated on her official birthday. trooping the colour also saw a return to royal duties for the duchess of sussex. meghan rode in a carriage with her husband and the duchesses of cornwall and cambridge, for her first royal engagement since baby archie was born on the 6th of may. the american duchess did not take part in the state visit of the american president earlier in t

recep tayyip erdogan has towered over turkey as mayor of istanbul himself, then prime minister and presidentkey globalfigure in prime minister and president, a key global figure in everything from security to syria, he has polarised turkey. after claiming irregularities after the first mayoral elections in march, he pushed for a rerun. this fresh loss will prompt talk of the beginning of the end. there he passes ekrem imamoglu, the new mayor of istanbul and the opposition‘s new great open turkey. he is just. and the opposition‘s new great open turkey. he isjust. the biggest blow to erdogan in the president's 25— year political career and tonight feels like a watershed moment for this country. the party will go on late into the night is the magnitude of this sinks in. turkish democracy, so of this sinks in. turkish democracy, so pummelled over the years, still has life in it and tonight, it's thundering. michael owen, bbc news, istanbul. i caught up with mark and began by asking him how ekrem immaoglu acheived this victory. he's done it and he's done it in a spectacular way. ekrem imamoglu ha

turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan's ruling party narrowly lost a re-run election in the race for istanbul's mayor today. in the first election, the opposition candidate defeated erdogan's justice andty development pandidate. but turkey's electoraouboard threw t the results and ordered a new vote, claiming that some of the officials e erseeing te were not civil servants. the winner's successful campaign focused on urban poverty and turkey's economic recession. erdogan's ruling party has been in control of turkey since 2002. >> sreenivasan: former house speaker paul ryan will sit down with judy woodruff tonight to discuss life after congress. watch the interview live beginning at 10:30 eastern time at www.pbsrg/newshour. >> sreenivasan: this week, the top 20 democratic presidential candidates are facing off over two nights in miami. it's the first official debate of the 2020 primaries. special correspondent jeff greenfield talked with a bipartisan pair of strategists to learn what the candidates can do in a such a big field, and whetbaher a more than seven months before the first v

daniela relph, bbc news, buckingham palace. stepped up —— the president of turkey — recep tayyip erdoganil tied the knot at a luxury hotel in istanbul. mesut ozil who is german with turkish roots announced earlier this year that he had asked president erdogan to be his best man the decision sparked criticism in his home country. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ reged ahmad bbc we will have continued coverage of those elections getting under way very soon in kazakhstan off the back of rare protests in the country. all the background on our website. you can reach me on twitter. hello again. it is not in the best of a start to the weekend, really, with a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain and blustery winds. for much of the day across good parts of the uk, skies look rather grey and leaden like these. you can see just how excessive the rain is as well. in the north—west of wales, 36 millimetres of rain over the 24—hour period. that's getting on for 1.5 inches of rain. but the brisk winds calmed down and generally it was a better end to the day. for example in hertfordshire with clearing ski

court for the death of the country's only democratically elected president mohammed morsi recep tayyip erdogan pledged to do everything in his power to ensure justice most he died in a car recall during a hearing on espionage charges earlier this week rights groups say his poor treatment in prison contributed to his death. will take his president ones egypt tried in an international court for the death of the country's any we've just read the story i believe simcoe has more now. turkish president reject a parent on has been very vocal about mohamed morsy is prison time and now about his death he believes this is not a natural death he believes because he spent 20 minutes after the courthouse and no one helped him this is an actual murder he was in the home of mercy was martyrs that's why he he calls he calls the organization of islamic council to take an initiative and he believes the gyptian government up to fatah has since his government is should face some jurisdiction on the international level in a way prisons are gone empathizes with mohamed morsi because when he was a mayor in the late

now, as if he wasn't busy enough being the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan stepped in to theth former miss turkey amine gulse at a luxury hotel in istanbul. mesut ozil, who is german and also has turkish roots, announced earlier this year that he had asked mr erdogan to be his best man — which had sparked criticism in his home country. mr erdogan congratulated the newlyweds and urged them to have at least four children. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. still no reports what they got up to on the stag do! fairly heavy rain still with us at the moment. this area blood pressure is away towards scandinavia, taking the worst of the rain with it, but there will be some further showers across the northwest overnight. otherwise, the winds, down 90 skies will begin to clear —— and the skies will begin to clear. sunday, a rather sunny start, although cloudy over northern scotland. the showers will become heavy infantry and will tend to form in bands where the winds converge together. where we see these lines forming come of that's where you are most likely to see the

critics of the president —— recep tayyip erdogan, himself a former mayor of istanbul —— have accused from istanbul, our correspondent mark lowen told us the latest... this is much more thanjust a local election, it is a pivotal test for president erdogan, that key figure on the world stage, on everything from european security to syria. this is his home city, it is the city he once ran as mayor, and which propelled him to national power. whoever wins istanbul wins turkey, he has said. he may come to regret that statement because if the polls prove correct, and if he loses tonight, and perhaps even by a larger margin than back in march, it would start to prompt talk of whether this is perhaps the beginning of the end for him, the end of his political rise over the last 25 years. the opposition has managed to tap in to the widespread desire among its supporters for change with a positive, optimistic message. make no mistake, this is a watershed moment for turkey, this crucial country, and its most powerful leader of modern times. thousands of runners and cyclists have taken part in a c

critics of the president, recep tayyip erdogan, himself a former mayor of istanbul, have accused himrs and cyclists have taken part in a charity race in thailand, marking a year since a group of boys and their football coach became trapped in a cave complex. the team was eventually rescued 18 days later in a mission that caught the attention of the world. kathryn armstrong has more. the start of a race in remembrance of a rescue that captivated the world. these are some of the 12 boys who, a year ago, entered the vast tham luang cave system in northern thailand with their football coach to relax after training. a trip that went horribly wrong. flash flooding left the teens trapped inside for more than two weeks with little food or water, before diving experts were able to rescue them. the death of a former thai navy seal and rescue volunteer, who ran out of air while returning through the caves, highlighted just how perilous the mission was. a year later, and the boys have had their story chronicled in the books, documentaries, and a netflix production is also in the pipeline. transl

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again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera turkey's president recep tayyip erdogan has told worshippers in istanbul that mohammed morsi didn't die naturally egypt's only democratically elected president was buried at a cemetery in cairo a day after he died in court the united nations is demanding an investigation into his death. i do not believe that morsi is death is a natural one such cowards that they are they did not hand over mohammed morsi is body to his family. hundreds of thousands of people in the democratic republic of congo have been displaced due to increased fighting more than 200 people have been killed in the past week and dozens of villages destroyed in tribal conflicts a northeastern eatery province russia's foreign ministry says plans by the u.s. to send a 1000 additional troops to the middle east provocative the pentagon has released pictures that it says show a lead me into a certain moving at an exploded mine from one of the oil tankers hit by explosions last week a court in kenya has postponed delivering verdicts over the 2015 attack on a unive

now, as if he wasn't busy enough being the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan had to step in tourkey, amine gulse, at a luxury hotel in istanbul. mesut ozil, who is german but also has turkish roots, announced earlier this year that he had asked mr erdogan to be his best man — which had sparked criticism in his home country. well, mr erdogan congratulated the newlyweds and urged them to have at least four children. easy! now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. it has been a blustery and cool feeling saturday, some showers and longer spells of rain, gusty winds, and we keep those going to end the afternoon, touching a0 or 45 mph across eastern and southern counties of england. the sunshine to end the afternoon, 17 or 18 celsius. where we have the rain, 12 or 13, and the rain across northern england and eastern scotland will gradually pull away through this evening. we'll keep some showers going overnight, chiefly across southern and western scotland and northern ireland. but for most, it is mainly dry and clear skies. as the winds falls lighter, it could bring

critics of the president, recep tayyip erdogan, himself a former mayor of istanbul, have accused himn leader, kim jong—un, has received a personal letterfrom us president donald trump, according to state media. mr kim praised the letter as "excellent" and said he would "seriously contemplate the interesting content". earlier, our correspondent laura bicker gave me this update from seoul. kim jong—un was pictured on the front of the north korean state newspaper, reading the letter from donald trump and he said he would contemplate the interesting content of that letter. could it be, for instance, that donald trump has come up with another proposal? certainly, the timing is interesting, donald trump is due to visit asia later this week, firstly at the g20 in osaka and then he's coming here to seoul to meet with president moonjae—in for talks about the korean peninsula situation. it's no secret, the talks between the united states and north korea have stalled since that summit in hanoi, where both sides failed to reach a deal. there have been very few talks between the two sides, but th

opposition party in turkey is claiming a major victory over the ruling party of president recep tayyip erdogan. with more than 99% of the vote counted, ekrem imamoglu is said to be the next mayor of istanbul. >> he addressed crowds of cheering supporters, as you see right there in istanbul, saying that he is willing to meet with president erdogan, who backed his rival. results for the run-off election are not official yet, but they're poised to deliver a significant blow to the erdogan government. >> let's talk more about it with jomana karadsheh. she's been covering this election. she's live in istanbul. and, yes, this was largely symbolic, jomana. you've been telling us about that. it wasn't just a vote of a mayor in a city, it was much more. >> reporter: absolutely. it was really seen as a test for turkey's democracy, natalie, and i think what was really important about the results of this election was the fact that this was a landslide victory for ekrem imamoglu, leading with more than 9% of the vote, according to these preliminary results, and that put the rug ak party in a positi -- ruli

critics of the president , recep tayyip erdogan, himself a former mayor of istanbul, have accused himpolls have now closed and a result is expected later tonight. from istanbul, our correspondent mark lowen told us the latest. this is much more thanjust a local election, it is political test for barack obama one, everything from the europe to syria. whoever wins istanbul wins turkey, he has said. —— political test for president erdogan. it would start to prompt talk of whether this is perhaps the beginning of the end for him, the end of his political rise over the last 25 years. the opposition has managed to tap into the widespread desire of its supporters for change, with a positive, optimistic message. this is a watershed moment for turkey, and its most powerful leader of modern times. we will bring you that result as soon as we get it. the ethiopian prime minister's chief of staff has been shot dead during an attempted coup. he was killed by a bodyguard at his home in the capital, addis ababa. three other officials were killed in two separate attacks. let mejust let me just update

in turkey, president recep tayyip erdogan's ak party lost a reelection after residents of istanbul went to the polls for a second time and again voted in opposition candidate ekrem imamogluof the republican people's party as the new mayor. the election do-over was called after the akp first lost the crucial vote in march and alleged voting irregularities. the results bring to an end the 25-year rule by the ak party in erdogan's home city of istanbul. this is the new mayor ekrem imamoglu. >> this is a new beginning. i would like to say from here that as of tomorrow, i will treat 16 million people equally as mayor. amy: in ethiopia, prime minister abiy ahmed said that the army chief of staff and another top military official were killed saturday by the chief's body guard, in connection with a failed coup attempt against a regional government in the northern region of amhara. the governor of amhara was also killed earlier on saturday. internet access was cut off following the news and checkpoints were set up around the capital addis ababa. the prime minister says the attacks were not motiv

well as a number of other meetings, including germany's angela merkel and turkey's president, tayyip erdogan demand investor attention. >>> let's get over to contessa brewer for a news update >> royal air force jets escorted an air india plane to london's st stenstead airport after a security alert the flight traveling from mumbai to new jersey landed safely after being diverted it was parked far from the airport's normal operations. all 337 passengers were taken off the plane. >>> by a 5-4 vote, the supreme court says federal courts have no role to play in policing political districts drawn for political gain the rule could embolden political gerrymandering when state lawmakers undertake the next round of redistricting during the 2020 census pnc >>> mcleod pharmaceuticals are recalling losartan tablets >>> a french wall found that she had a long-forgotten painting from french romantic artist delacroix. now in a french gallery, as the owner negotiates with an american museum to buy it. it wasn't listed as lost or missing or stolen. it was, in fact, just long dormant. guys how about that trea

recep tayyip erdogan's ak party has lost istanbul for a second time. has insisted on a rerun because of what he said were irregularities. that didn't go to plan. the main opposition candidate won by 775,000 votes. previously, he'd won by 13,000. he tweeted. .. "istanbul has made its choice in favour ofjustice and democracy." selin girit from bbc turkish was among the celebrating crowds. the contest was widely seen as a referendum on president erdogan who is a former istanbul mayor himself. he previously said "whoever wins istanbul, wins turkey." believe it or not people, are already talking about the presidential election in 2023. president erdogan congratulated the opposition — and said democracy must be respected. mark lowen is in istanbul. well, today was a day when istanbul took stock of the magnitude of this victory. ekrem imamoglu, this opposition candidate, softly spoken with a relentlessly positive message that has just scored a landslide win here in turkey's economic powerhouse, the largest victory for a mayoral candidate here for 35 years and

economic model his victory was a major setback to the ruling ak party and the president recep tayyip erdogan is party has dominated politics and takis biggest city for decades the opposition narrowly won the fast election in march but the act party forced a refund. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill providing $4600000000.00 in emergency funds for the migrant crisis on the southern border the democrat controlled house and the republican led senate each approved different versions of the bill this week house leaders reluctantly agreed on the senate version to get the funding approved before congress breaks for the july 4th holiday the bill now goes to president trump and he hasn't indicated whether or not he will sign it well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after witness do stay with us. i asked jamal for the french translation of the title of my film. africa is correct here a prize. is an exercise. that relates to childhood. initially it's empty and then you feel. yes jim all right feel instead of. i came across the exercise book in january 2008.

splitting and forming their own political groupings which would haemorrhage support from recep tayyip erdogant the moment, it feels like ekrem imamoglu has got the wind in his sails. he is on the trajectory upwards. turks like backing a winner, and at the moment, that feels as though ekrem imamoglu is heading in that direction. mark, do you think that this is going to provoke a stronger crackdown from mr erdogan in response, or is he likely to go down a route of perhaps offering some reforms? very hard to know, jane. this is a man who does not take defeat easily, which is why he ordered the rerun, or he wanted the rerun of the istanbul election in the first place, when they lost by a sliver back in march, just 13,000 votes. he could clamp down hard, of course, he is seen by critics as having been more authoritarian, more oppressive in recent years. or he will see this as a message from his electorate of punishment, that they want the government to address their concerns, economic concerns, concerns of real polarisation here. and perhaps he will change tack. the problem for president erdogan i

imamoglu takes control of the turkish city days after dealing president tayyip erdogan a stinging electoralference between the east and the west. and the winds are strong in some areas, gusting in excess of 40 mph, particularly around cornwall and devon. anyway, here are today‘s highs, easily 25 or 26 degrees across western parts of the uk. only 17 degrees in norwich with that wind off the north sea. tonight‘s temperatures dropping to just about single figures in the north—east of england but really starting to turn very muggy, very warm there in the south—west, 14 degrees. now, look at the dramatic temperature rise in the south between friday and saturday, up to 33 or 34. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. 90 labour mps and peers say they cannot overstate the "depth and breadth of hurt and anger" at the readmission of chris williamson, the derby north mp to the party, following his suspension over allegations of anti—semitism. europe is in the grip of a heatwave. .. the highest—ever temperatures forjune have been recorded in germany, poland and the czech republic. warnings are issued

tayyip erdog and what critics call his increasingly authoritarian ruled tens of thouof people flocked to the streets after sunday's vote, cheerg and waving flags. today, they said the opposition's victory offerho of breaking erdogan's hold on power after 16 years. >> ( translated ): it's like we jumped for joy, following the r electiults. we were expecting it, but it was even better with this margin. at the very least, god willing, this wave in istanbul will spread across turkey. everyone has to have the righte to live y they want. >> schifrin: the opposition won the initial istanbul mayoral ntest in march by a smaller margin. elections officials ordered a re-run, after erdogan's party claimed voting irregularities. back in this country, a missouri judge allowed the state's lone abortion clinic to continue operating, at least through friday. state officialhad declined to renew the license for the st. louis planned panthood facility. the judge today extended a preliminary injunctiin, giving the time to appeal to an administrative panel. if it loses, missouri would come the first state without an abortion clinic since 1974. 74 medical and public health groups warned today that climate ealtge is a national emergency.