aid to the full extent possible will not allow entry into our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four deals with the syrian army. and. the die a situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is about remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they would all. it's very hard to know who's a terrorist who's not so if we can help. medically assistance. in their situation then i think that's the safest way. military has raised. its troops it is expected. to flee they have a. top story this hour tidal forces are released a new video of the trapped boys of the schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. but they still don't know how. to bring the group to safety. hundreds of people are supreme court to protest against the government moves to force some judges into. has been designed to allow the government the law and

republic that hasn't always been the case but the war has shifted to other regions now guerrilla expert terence food was one of the few people who remained in after the area was overrun in twenty thirteen. and ever thought he had a new to put excited. there with him which as a confirmed he done succeeded to get here went. away for escaping and kitted out of the five and unless it is all his place was just a what and how because of. the unique wildlife and is still thriving thanks in part to generous financial support particularly from germany. some two thousand gorillas still live in the park for the most part undisturbed. is a source of income for the population. they have a staff of sixty people. in this mine for additional days and sixty people stephanie sixty. six feet is like i'm going to turn. so we think that the people are the benefit. more than twelve hundred wild elephants also living. in the middle of the rain forest is a clearing the animals are attracted to the mineral salts in the soil. for the past year luis out on has been working here for the world wildlife fund for nature he's

israel should treat harshly those who hate its soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no terence lack of deterrence leads to the reality we see now we must change that. however israel's actions against the teenager have been condemned by many world wide and pro palestinian activists have staged protests demanding her release. one expression of support has been a giant picture of the girl which appeared on the israeli west i'm border though the artwork didn't go down well with the israeli also refuse. cambodia's incumbent prime minister when send has won a landslide victory in the country's general election he so are off a challenge from almost twenty rival parties. reports from the capital phnom penh. so prime minister who. charge of combat thirty three years ago will rule the country for another five years final official results won't come out till mid august the only official number that we've received for now is the turnout eighty two percent plus it is still unclear and any of the other nine competing parties will really make it there and win at least a few parliament seats w

israel should treat harshly those who hate the soldiers we can't have a situation where there is no terence lack of deterrence leads to the reality we see now we must change that however israel's actions against the teenager have been condemned by many worldwide impro palestinian activists have staged protests demanding her release one expression of this support has been a joint picture to the girl on the israeli west bank border however the artist behind this work was arrested by border police say the painting is illegal. that cambodia's incumbent prime minister hun sen has won the general election the ruling party gained a majority despite coming up against almost twenty rival parties however the campaign has been marred by an absolutely toxic atmosphere as a labor franca reports. the general election and it is so different from anywhere i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. the. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with n

aid to the full extent possible we will not allow entry into our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. in. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is very remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so. it's very hard to know. who's who's a terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have it bombardments. on tonight there's relief in thailand after rescuers located twelve boys in their football alive inside a flooded cave over a week after they went missing but with monsoon rains due to continue authorities are facing a dilemma do they teach the children to die

earlier i spoke to terence mckiernan, the founder and president of bishopaccountability. org in boston significant this is. theodore mccarrick has been at the top of the hierarchy here for decades. and he has also served as an ambassador for the vatican in difficult situations all over the world. so this is certainly a major figure. how surprised are you buy this resignation and that suspension from public ministry? how unprecedented is that? very surprised. this really has never happened before. very occasionally, a cardinal will be asked to put down his red hat. but certainly never in sexual abuse situations like this. we are very surprised by the speed at which the vatican has acted and that they have really... i wouldn't say prejudged the situation, but they have certainly made an assessment even in advance of the karmichael hunt that was mentioned in your statement today. —— canonical trial. with that in mind, what does that say about how the vatican is try to handle the sex abuse allegations? i think the vatican's recent devastating experience in chile has convinced pope francis

to respond to the change security environment as a result of that aggression by enhanced seemed to terence and defense posture towards a forward presence in its eastern allies countries so essentially on the border areas with russia and it said that nato doesn't seek confrontation with russia while on the other hand talked about the enhanced meant of its capabilities and its rapid response force which it says will be able to be deployed within thirty days or less much more to discuss this nato meeting as leaders head into talks this evening and it continues on thursday moscow has reacted to the nato summit by calling the bloc useless and referring to its accusations against russia as observer but political analyst chris bambery told us that nato even despite its internal disputes will continue to find a reason to exist. i think nato should itself brilliant reinventing itself you know its name is the north atlantic treaty organization it is no operating very far away from what it says on the tin very far away from the north atlantic you know building up its presence overrode the russia in t

aid to the full extent possible will not allow entry into our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. in. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is where remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of cuts mean people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they would all. it's very hard to know who's who's terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have the bombardments. quick reminder of our top story at this hour german chancellor angela merkel has been defending her migration policies in parliament just two days after a controversial deal that would see asylum seekers placed in transit the council on the bord

not sure what it means because it was all just basically ideals about nice it would be not there terence but i don't understand how europe can change your truth about not wanting g.m.o. type crops and not wanting chlorinated shouldn't they have all sorts of restrictions that are environmental and it looks like they can abolish normal carrots but if they keep the restrictions trump is going to say that's not fair nobody can figure out what on earth is meant in the big picture scheme is a trade war off the table is for the time being yes nothing's going to be done until they finish talking and trying strategy is to make so many threats essentially we will bankrupt europe if you don't out by our liquefied natural gas at three times the normal price that they could get it from russia if you don't buy our soybeans instead of other people.

results of that aggression by enhanced seem to terence defense posture towards a forward presence in its eastern allies countries so essentially on the border areas with russia and it's said that nato doesn't seek confrontation with russia while on the other hand talked about the enhanced meant of its capabilities and its rapid response force which it says will be able to be deployed in thirty days or less much more to discuss this nato meeting as leaders head into talks this evening and it continues on thursday. well nato leaders low corns over funding the military alliance of britain says it's demonstrating its commitment by boosting its presence in afghanistan prime minister to resign may sending hundreds of non-combat troops in the biggest military commitment in over a decade we lead by example and also anybody should a targets of spending two percent of our g.d.p. on defense but also twenty percent of our defense budget on equipment and in the way in which we deploy thousands of forces personnel on the operations around the world is there an answer today that we will be deployin

there‘s also a very welcome 30th anniversary re—release of terence davies‘ haunting feature distant voiceslayed to rapturous applause in cannes in may, this acclaimed doc opens in uk cinemas in august, where it‘s sure to prove an eye—opener. enjoy the summer. dear orson welles. you left no autobiography, but you left something else. i went to this secure storage unit in new york and look what i found in the box, orson. drawings. many have never been seen before. you draw yourself crying. pray for the free man who damned himself. did you damn yourself, orson? and if so, for what? who were you? there are at least a thousand of your artworks. can we tell your story anew? we can still look through your eyes. hello. things will get hotter and humid, and the heat and humidity combination could be really uncomfortable for some. it‘s been warm and humid across parts of england and wales for part two of the weekend. variable cloud, some sunshine. further north, that cloud has been much thicker, especially in northern and western scotland, where we have frontal systems pushing in. more of a breeze.

aid to the full extent possible we will not allow entry into our territory and we will demonstrably terence to the nine hundred seventy four percent of the syrian army. and. the dire situation across the fence has put the spotlight again on israel's policy towards syrian refugees is very remains of fishley at war with its neighbor in the nearby settlement of kut seen people have mixed feelings any personally i think it's not just israel's problem it's a problem of the world's nations to get help to the syrians so they were all very high. to know who is who's a terrorist who's not so if we can help them medically and give them assistance in their in their situation then i think that's the safest way israel's military has raised its alert level and reinforced its troops it is expected that more syrians will have to flee they have a bombardment. now of our top stories that we're following for you here on g w a new video was released of the schoolboys trapped in a flooded cave in thailand they appear to be in good health and rescuers say they still don't know how or when they will be able to br

weapons and systems the purpose of which is to secure nuclear parity this is an element of mutual terence and it guarantees global nuclear security given other threats coming from nato you can be assured that our armed forces and our defense industry are taking all necessary measures. in your pride you mean we. can go to them. this eerie national flag is flying over the city of dura the city where anti assad protests are riginal is started now that i saw has been defeated and the syrian government controls most of the country what will be moscow's next steps. are that up north where. you are right i saw has been largely defeated even though there are still some pockets in syria where we see remnants of terrorist groups with other countries turning a blind eye to that which the syrian army continues its operations against these groups and that's a perfectly normal process the ultimate goal of all that is which of political and military resolution of the syrian conflict you know of course about the constitutional committee this is part of the comprehensive approach that should advance the p

there‘s also a very welcome 30th anniversary re—release of terence davies‘ haunting feature distant voicesilm—maker or a film critic but as a film poet. having played to rapturous applause in cannes in may, this acclaimed doc opens in uk cinemas in august where it‘s sure to prove an eye—opener. enjoy the summer. dear orson welles. you left no autobiography but you left something else. i went to this secure storage unit in new york and look what i found in the box, orson. drawings. many have never been seen before. you draw yourself crying. pray for the free man who damned himself. did you damn yourself, orson, and if so, for what? who were you? there are at least a thousand of your artworks. can we tell your story anew? we can still look through your eyes. hello there. perhaps a good idea to head to the cinema if you want relief from the heat, a warm week ahead. warm today, this was taken earlier this morning. i love that short of runswick bay and north yorkshire are enjoying the glorious sunshine! a touch cloudy as we started the day in tenby in pembrokeshire, the sun was working its magi

for terence hits the streets of moscow to find out who fans think is the star of the turn. on who was. going to compete if there is a best it's the word of the this period off when. flo i'm terry barton good to have you with us british police have confirmed that two people who fell critically ill near the market town of souls were poise. with the same nerve agent nova truck comes just months after a former russian spy and his daughter were also attacked with a deadly poison in the same town british culture terrorism police are leading the investigation and cites the couple visited have been cordoned off the english time of amesbury now at the center of a major police investigation officials say that a british couple taken at their home were poisoned by another choke nerve agent. paramedics were called after the woman collapsed on saturday morning a friend of the couple was with the man later in the day started out so firmly it was like as if it is rocking against the organ but as i read in the press. it's the start of sweat lace driven so it's something that i would be less

to respond to the change security environment as a result of that aggression by enhanced seem to terence and defense posture towards a forward presence in its eastern allies countries so essentially on the border areas with russia and it's said that nato doesn't seek confrontation with russia while on the other hand talked about the enhanced meant of its capabilities and its rapid response force which it says will be able to be deployed within thirty days or less much more to discuss this nato meeting as leaders head into talks this evening and it continues on thursday political activist david swanson told us europe would have nothing to game from meeting trumps demands and raising military spending. when president trump says you spend more on weapons and more on nato or nato will scale back and nato will pull out and nato will be here that the correct answer from europe is yes please thank you get out this is not a european invention this is a tool of us domination when donald trump was shocked by how many u.s. troops there were in germany the answer from germany and from nato and from

and for many people terence we don't have much faith in the european union it was practical it worked lymphomas sample recent events in catalonia would have reinforced the that skepticism about the european commission.

and for many people terence we don't have much faith in the european union it was practical it worked sample recent events in catalonia would have reinforced that skepticism about the european commission is gets very complicated because the union the situation is very complicated and it's got legal connotations that work against that whereas we have the opposite we have legal constraints that cement being here the treaty of utrecht particular i would have thought the lesson from catalonia is that the european commission would side with the loyal european union members i.e. spain almost regardless of circumstance well it has to spanos a lot of money to your group that you can just go in supporting the client you have to pay that back stay with us for bore fascinating insight from david ben tatar after the break. since the start of the world cup russian sports commentators have put cruelly sure on their list of teams capable of winning russians love to root for the underdog but will have sympathy for a rival impact on russia's quarterfinal time with croatia. is when the interest on the

results of that aggression by enhanced seem to terence and defense posture towards a forward presence in its eastern allies countries so essentially on the border areas with russia and it said that need to doesn't seek confrontation with russia while on the other hand talked about the enhancement of its capabilities and its rapid response force which it says will be able to be deployed within thirty days or less much more to discuss this nato meeting as leaders head into talks this evening and it continues on thursday. joined by david swanson a political activist and author of war is alive thanks for being with us here on r.t. international. so david president trouble wants nato allies to boost defense spending to four percent of judo g.d.p. the white house has confirmed that he has said this now is that a reasonable request considering even the u.s. doesn't spend this much it spends about three percent right now. i think it's sociopathic i think it's taken decades of propaganda to make that not seem crazy that it's spending our militarism on war preparations call it defense if you wa

result of that aggression by an hunt seemed to terence and defense posture towards a forward presence in its eastern allies countries so essentially on the border areas russia and it said that need to doesn't seek confrontation with russia while on the other hand talked about the enhanced meant of its capabilities and its rapid response force which it says would be able to be deployed within thirty days or less much more to discuss this nato meeting as leaders head into talks this evening and it continues on thursday. day now on the world cup semifinal in moscow bad news for england fans as croatia have taken the lead through mario monti kitchen extra time that's in about ten minutes left in the game so all hope is not lost for those england fans but we'll keep you posted on any developments from that luzhniki stadium so do stay tuned for that. one nato leaders lock horns over funding the military alliance britain's that is demonstrating his commitment by boosting its presence in afghanistan prime minister to reason may is sending hundreds of non-combat troops in the biggest military

they say establishing such a force would present an unequivocal challenge and the terence to what they described as russia's increasingly bold and dangerous posture towards europe. the pentagon is reported to be actively engaged on costing the plan but moscow has warned it will retaliate against any nato expansion on its western flank part my gotten this is the dream of all military people including me and that i believe many many people in poland citizens for the last thirty years were dreamt were dreaming about because soon as we join nato we felt kind of like a second great member or second second well second great member of the of the alliance because we could not have. permanent or even temporary and nato bases here the monuments in warsaw marking the second world war show all too clearly why the poles want to shelter under the wings of washington six million of their citizens died most of them civilians under the successive occupations by nazi germany and the soviet union and the poles are very conscious that one of the reasons why. the second world war happened why they suffered

pick where we live and elect the leaders we want i actually think this is i call it mutual mutual to terence or regional coexistence with the u.s. and russia i think mutual coexistence is the way and localized governance that i can live in my area you live in your ear we share some basic underlying principles but i'm not going to get in your faces the way you say if you're president of the left glove but do you think that kind of philosophy is acceptable to many of the leftists in the united states because they seem to be a very sad on seeing the kind of world they want to see in without recognizing that on me and i mean you know the united states is divided in a way i would have never anticipated and it's become in the words of my colleague jonathan n.y.u. a tribal fight the new religion in the united states is really i have my left where you have your right way though in the my friends on the left get mad at me but i don't see. any other way out and not just for the united states i see this is a global phenomenon they're all in this kind of wrenching economic time where you're transitionin

our people safe in a more unpredictable world today we will strengthen our collective defense under terence and step up our efforts to project the ability beyond our borders and fight terrorism fair burden sharing underpins everything that we do just a few years ago we were cutting our defense budgets now we are adding billions spending more and spending better. now could you look at it germany is a captive for a ship because they supply they get rid of their coal to get rid of this nuclear they getting so much of the oil and gas from russia i think it's something that they are asked to look at i think it's very appropriate for you and i think we did it appropriate i don't know what you can do about it but it certainly doesn't seem to make sense that they pay billions of dollars to russia and now we have to defend them against russia. no maintenance the non-so trying to mine nations around the there are some parts differences son needed them to do so and also some disagreements on the guy it's a. problem for for the german small issues a lot of these three but the span fullname two is the r

says the israeli media was talking about a mass describing a new terence ballot. that does not allow israel to determine the rules of the game i mean these attacks today were in sport in response this is a complicated picture after the deaths following the friday's protests at the gaza border these mass launch these attacks into southern israel israel responds again but what do you make a pass about of that statement from who asked not allowing israel to determine the rules of the game and its forces responding much faster than expected. i think it's a message a is. a not only to israel but also to mahmoud abbas through president abu mazin who cut. aid to gaza financially supported by one third so there was. not only bilateral it goes with the united states since we are still expecting president trump to come up with his blueprint so the hamas is saying don't forget us we are not only part of the problem we are also we have to be part of this solution on the other hand i think that the hamas knows one or two things about israeli politics and they they know that ne

. >> terence allen and for identification purposes i do serve as one of the co-chairs on the task force my apologies for having a lost voice. i am not speaking on behalf of the task force but as a citizen. as you know the task force and myself felt strongly about having a cannabis mig. in the time between now and the passage of that legislation a number of things have happened that changed my opinion on that and i make a humble request that this be tabled until we have further information about the industry. one of the concerns that i have is i was one of the creators of the entertainment commission and in that process there was no hearing body that represented and could hear issues about nuisance, could represent neighbors and owners of business in a neutral forum. we have the planning commission that adopted that role and taken on the role after adjudicating nuisance issues. i would implore that during the time that the legislation was being amended we consider readjusting some of the responsibilities so an applicant doesn't go in front of another commission and potentially get appeal

away from the protests millions of americans remain supportive of the tough immigration policies terence figure is a border patrol veteran and spokesman for the labor union representing agents in the san diego area he says the public backlash overlooks much broader problems that officers on the ground and trying to manage we still have the same we face the same dangers we still have to do the same job we still have to face transnational criminal organizations that have a billion dollar budget and all day to think of ways to get their product the cross into the united states and believe me it is a product to the people drugs weapons those things are products to them they don't differentiate between them they put them through the same smuggling routes they protect them with the same vigilance so it's very concerning to us when the public is at an outcry about this yet the things that we see each and every day in the dangers that we face those things get put in the background and to us that just takes away the the resources that we have to protect the country and to combat the transnational

symbolic places adrian for its part bernard hamas is quoted in israeli media as wanting to seek a new to terence balance that does not allow israel to determine the rules of the game. resistance force is it says a ready for any israeli aggression will respond much faster than expected what are we to make of that. well what both sides want to do anything like this is but well first of all both sides say they do not want an all out war how much says that and israel says that both of them have repeated that and they've said it again today what hamas wants to be able to do what the groups here in it in gaza want to be able to do odd to be the ones that fire the last shots israel also wants to be the one that fires the last shot so that the challenge is to avoid an escalation as they keep firing those last shots and we do know that both egypt and the un special envoy for the medley middle east middle and middle i live in off both of them are in contact with the groups here in gaza and with the israelis to try and calm the situation down you affectively have red lines or both sides the israeli red lin

our new weapon systems the purpose of which to secure nuclear parity this is an element of unusual terence and it guarantees global nuclear security given other threats coming from nato you can be assured that our armed forces and our defense industry are taking all necessary measures. in your pride you mean we. can go to them. the syrian national flag is flying over the city of dura the city where anti assad protests are riginal you started now that i saw has been defeated and the syrian government controls most of the country what will be moscow's next steps. are that up north where. you are right i saw has been largely defeated even though there are still some pockets in syria where we see remnants of terrorist groups with other countries turning a blind eye to that which the syrian army continues its operations against these groups and that's a perfectly normal process the ultimate goal of all that is of political and military resolution of the syrian conflict you know of course about the constitutional committee this is part of the comprehensive approach that should advance the peace

terence says, have the last eu vote gone the other when there were calls for the rerun, what the chances at brunel university in london who are graduating. thanks for watching. bbc newsroom live is next. have a lovely day. hello. good morning. some welcome rain in the forecast. for many of us it has been so dry recently. rain spreading its way east. still a lot of dry weather at the moment for that this is in nottinghamshire where our sunny spells. we will keep the sunshine in the east. tanning hotter into the afternoon. a fresher feel further north and west. some sunnier spells coming from scotland and northern ireland. temperatures about the low 20s were up into the high 20s across the south east. a few showers breaking up this evening in norfolk and fabric. generally this showers clearing away in the north sea except one or to coming into the far west of scotland. —— norfolk and suffolk. still uncomfortable sleeping in the south—east of england. a fresher feel tomorrow. lots of dry weather with a few showers here and there. temperatures creep up a little bit by the end of the week. go