is staying out of this and also the belgian or thora teams have not issued any word what of what putin month and his fellow guys are doing here yet that the e.u. has been keen to stay out of this so i suppose while you're asking the question i'm asking cashmore asking why brussels. but mr putin months before the referendum and before he was ousted always applied to the european institutions that they should have a role in this in a spanish conflict that they should. try to to establish talks between the catalans and the spanish central government but the refused to do that you said this is a matter that spain has to deal with on its own and this is also as a stand point this afternoon the commission says we don't have nothing to do with that of course mr putin one can apply for asylum here in belgium if he wishes but is almost certain that this application will be turned down and mr put him on as a spanish citizen can move freely within europe so he can travel to brussels if he likes but what his motives are well we have to wait until he speaks. in brussels bandra get thank you the uni

chanter which gave all foreign nationals the ront to trade freely without informing the ottoman or thora ts thanks to the capitulation was asking to repay souls that. they enjoyed immunity and extraterritoriality almost a colonial privilege in fact privy to their quest for good yet. these capitulations are in violation of our rights right sultan abdul hamid but what could he do his scope for action was limited when he came to power the state was bankrupt and unable to services dents on the french and british markets. in one thousand nine hundred one his power was further curtailed by the formation of a special administration for state debts said this consortium that the right to lay its hands on all state income as was necessary to keep the empire solvent and to guarantee the repayment of debts who was an encroachment on the empires fiscal sovereignty didn't our pm. read it. seeking that there was a lot of complaining and bitterness. and yet broken belittled the bottom line was that the already and wasn't able to modernize following the western example without outside stimulus with resul

voted voted in favor of catalonia breaking away from the rest of spain capital thora the say ninety percent of those who voted of voted for secession but the problem lies more in the level of voter turnout and from the figures that we have been given it seems that that did not reach much higher than around forty three percent that effectively means that well over hoffa registered voters in catalonia either did not turn out could not vote or boycotted the vote and that will certainly lead to even deeper divisions between the regional government in catalonia and the central government in madrid in the in the coming days what i believe we will see is that the cattle lying government pushing an interpretation to suggest that perhaps this turnout was a success by given the level of effort by the central government to crack down on this referendum and use police reinforcements to try and shut down voter stations on the other hand it is likely that madrid and prime minister mariano rajoy will point to this relatively low voter turnout to suggest that the catalonian government simply does n

didn't attack them for their all thora tarion character missing without risking jail. spilt so from one thousand nine hundred sixty seven the conservative forces criticize them for their lifestyles if it is. for the status that women had attained and for the meeting egyptian films in particular the films from the fifty's and sixty's. which showed men and women all kissing all the way from his office on the us. mr goodere all that they get the idea was to reverse something profound that was believed to have taken its revenge in sixty seven where the most modernizing regime was notably in egypt and in syria were brutally defeated by a state that had been created on a religious basis israel. years of what it said that was there legitimize ation. for the conservative forces believe that it was the hand of god punishing the arabs for betraying their own faith to provide three look proper for. the oil crisis of the one nine hundred seventy s. highlighted another major change in the balance of power in the middle east. with the oil windfall the economic and geo political powe

for thora g.'s in madrid have been using a variety of measures to try and obstruct the vote. in washington are the blow has been struck to the illegal referendum the technology and telematics center of the catalan government has been blocked. this is to avoid the use of telematic voting or vote recounting euler a quaint little. pro independence leaders hoping for a strong turnout in response. due to the conditions put in place by the spanish government the siege put in place by the spanish government it will be a resoundingly success if a million people participate in the face of the spanish government's belligerence soprano. as night fell the young and old occupied polling stations to prevent the spanish government shutting them down. we are trying to express our rights and spain forbids us to vote. so we're here to be able to vote. local police were under orders to clear them out but many settled in for a pre-dawn confrontation. on camping mats in corridors an uneasy sleep punctuated by dreams of independence. correspondent pablo farley ileus is in barcelona and now joins u

strasburg thank you to the united kingdom now where prime minister teresa mayes bit to reassert her thora suffered quite a blow after what some are calling a calamitous speech. to address to conservative party members of the party's annual conference was intended to drum up and susie asked him for her agenda but the british prime minister's efforts were overshadowed by a series of mishaps including a heckler who handed prime minister made a document usually given to people when they leave their jobs take a look at that moment and it's the conservative party that has a vision of an open global self-confident britain. why our opponents for with a foreign policy of neutrality and prepare for a run on the ground. some people say we've spent too much time talking about jeremy corbin's past. was. this you know you know your group things only got more awkward as the stage began collapsing behind the prime minister that was shared around the globe and it said something about this passion once more watch the letter and. and it said something about but the prime minister may get her message through

high ranking diplomat and he told me she had strong support in the condemnation of the kind of out thora tarion style that leaders have observed in turkey and she had strong support on the task that was now defer to the european commission to look into the affair and to see whether the funding for turkey could be cut or whether funding that is given to turkey three a session could be reallocated york thank you very much did. your glasses there reporting from brussels. now to some other stories making headlines today iraqi forces have retaken control of the last kurdish held area of kirkuk province this comes after baghdad rejected a referendum on kurdish independence losing the region in northern iraq has cut oil production in kurdish controlled territory in half making independence even less likely reason in a speech delivered in new york former u.s. president george w. bush has warned that politics in the us seems to have become more vulnerable to conspiracy and what he called outright fabrication his comments have been seen as an attack on president donald trump though bush did not me

so with that kind of experience and all thora to that's something that he will be able to bring to the role of the bundestag president in the coming months and over the next four years of calm and and of course the main message today i think that he was trying to get across was this idea of retaining respect and decency was two words which he repeated several times during that speech and that of course was directed as well at the day the ninety two new members of parliament from the far right a day because if we think back to a month ago. which was election law it's right actually four weeks ago today we heard from alexander gowland the co-leader of the f.t. saying that the party was going to hound you know the parties in palm and that behavior is just not going to be accepted yeah i mean i think people around the world one thing this and they may remember our coverage when we had mr gallon saying we were going to take our country back saying that they wanted to hunt down the german chancellor they wanted to have a prosecuted for her refugee policy i mean these are fighting words that

waters without permission the many being sent to the border by train will be handed over to indian or thora teams that india and pakistan often detained fishermen from each other's countries for illegal fishing. now five people have died off a powerful storm swept across central europe leaving a trail of destruction in its wake the storm caused traffic chaos and left hundreds of thousands of homes without power in poland and the czech republic parts of germany were also hit hard just weeks after being battered by another storm. the power of storm have out in germany's hearts mountains with wind gusts up to one hundred seventy kilometers an hour. it's extreme you have to fight to stand up against. the storm front slammed into northern germany felling trees and tearing the roofs of buildings emergency teams responded to hundreds of calls. in hamburg a severe storm surge pushed the river elbe over its banks flooding parts of the central city. on germany's north sea coast campers were caught by surprise when the storm tide broke over the sea wall one man was swept to his death. the danger of fa

arrested last week is accused of espionage and plotting to overthrow the turkish government taco shell thora has claimed he has links to exiled cleric for two a good and we now lives in america. says was the mastermind behind last year's failed coup attempt. he has long been in the us to extradite the preacher up of washington so far refusing to act but that's just one issue stoking tension american support for kodesh forces fighting islamic state has also angered ankara which sees both groups as terrorist organizations also during the u.s. visit back in may the turkish leaders bodyguards were caught on camera attacking opposition protesters. first time in the history we have this type of situation and the tension will increase because the american thought and the turkish side are ready if you want to five. days and probably in the coming days they will get some other major from both sides it is not a good thing for nato members is not good for a strategy and i have not yet nor poor. about dependency not even a promise to be more turkey on america. it was another one in syria and other issue

majority of those who voted voted in favor of catalonia breaking away from the rest of spain capital thora the say ninety percent of those who voted of voted for secession but the problem lies more in the level of voter turnout and from the figures that we have been given it seems that that actually did not reach much higher than around forty three percent that effectively means that well over hoffa registered voters in catalonia either did not turn out could not vote or boycotted the vote and that will certainly lead to even deeper divisions between the regional government in catalonia and the central government in madrid in the in the coming days what i believe we will see is that the cattle lying government pushing an interpretation to suggest that perhaps this turnout was a success by given the level of effort by the central government to crack down on this referendum and use police reinforcements to try and shut down voter stations on the other hand it is likely that madrid and prime minister mariano rajoy will point to this relatively low voter turnout to suggest that the catalonian

majority of those who voted voted in favor of catalonia breaking away from the rest of spain capital thora the say ninety percent of those who voted of voted for secession but the problem lies more in the level of voter turnout and from the figures that we have been given it seems that that actually did not reach much higher than around forty three percent that effectively means that well over hoffman registered voters in catalonia either did not turn out could not vote or boycotted the vote and that will certainly lead to even deeper divisions between the regional government in catalonia and the central government in madrid in the in the coming days what i believe we will see is that the cattle lying government pushing an interpretation to suggest that perhaps this turnout was a success by given the level of effort by the central government to crack down on this referendum and use police reinforcements to try and shut down voter stations on the other hand it is likely that madrid and prime minister mariano rajoy will point to this relatively low voter turnout to suggest that the catalonia

to some of the stories in the shade the last week and a major tech firms are cooperating with us or thora by handing over information that was apparently related to russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election in a statement twitter also took a swipe at this very channel r.t. jacqueline bouvier looks at the latest efforts to root out alleged russian trolls. the internet is now trying its hand at hunting down even the slightest sign of moscow lurking in the shadows facebook twitter and now google are all gearing up to testify in congress on pesky russian meddling next month. twitter has released a report with that name just made to fill headlines russian interference in two thousand and sixteen u.s. election bots and misinformation now it sounds spooky but the findings are more than a little vague twitter apparently found and shut down a grand total of two hundred one suspicious accounts that broke their spam rules and while russia is mentioned in the report those accounts aren't actually proven to have concrete links to moscow what was clearly laid out however was this cha

eight people have been injured in the standoff with military police that's according to canceling all thora sees civil guard officers have forced their way in supposing stations across the region they broke down doors as activists inside tried to prevent them from entering with a number of people dragged away offices. thank you oh. all right thank god. thank you thank. you god god. god. god. the city can see spanish police detaining protesters who were blocking the way for police vehicles civil guard offices in riot gear can be seen from locking away people sitting in the road scuffles also erupted between protesters and the police . less cause live now to our correspondent we've seen a question of a who's at a polling station in boston a low number dana you've been updating as throughout the day since polling stations opened at nine am local time can you talos how the situation is developed and what things are looking right like right now. while this is waging develops into a shocking violence for many here for the citizens of us along and for the citizens of the catchline ian region now p

it is good to have you with us today for your news you may think it's only the old thora tease that can collect your personal data and compiled terrorist blacklist the case of one british activist and journalist highlights so there are also other entities actively doing this sometimes causing very real problems for unsuspecting individuals now imagine that suddenly your bank account is closed and you cannot pay your bills and then it is also the misty not knowing why what's wrong with me why why are they closing down my account and not only my personal accounts my family accounts and my business accounts all of that were closed or the activist you just saw me was mistakenly designated as a terrorist by the database world check run by thomson reuters it's a subscription only service providing various dossiers on individuals the database is popular with buying so as well as the police. told us he was completely shocked when he learned he had been placed on a list of terrorists. proved rather distressed because this is not even the united nations it's not our government and living and thei

have also been released i should point out that none of these rallies have been authorized by city or thora cities though they are in fact illegal and so all attendees understand that they risk arrest if they do turn up to take part in these events now police have been present in all of these rallies they've largely been there to maintain you know the peace maintain people remain safe and no violence breaks out so showing a great deal of restraint considering these are illegal events to you as you see iran russia one of the biggest turnouts of petersburg that's right the largest turnout being instant petersburg where we saw just under a thousand people turned out that not one that also happens to be president putin's hometowns or perhaps symbolic that the biggest turnout was that we did see confrontations earlier as protesters tried to block police access and we understand according to russian media that around one hundred people were detained as a result now what was interesting about this protest in some petersburg is that they had earlier told his social media followers that this was an.

happens the referendum could be in jeopardy in madrid spain foreign minister criticised the catalan all thora t's defiance we think the law guarantees the marquess. and. pushing is not democracy it's a mockery of democracy a travesty of democracy. referendum. do not. democracy catalonia sprains wealthiest region it's a bit bigger than belgium its economy larger than greece or portugal has its own language and cultural identity but the issue of secession has deeply divided society. with few impartial surveys the street is the only if imperfect barometer of voter sentiment on saturday thousands turned out in madrid demanding spain remain united. we don't agree on what catalans are doing they have no right to do what they doing we're all spaniards catalonia in spain. police raided the cattle and governments computer technology center and shut down software due to be used for the final vote tally. today we were informed that the organization of the illegal referendum suffered a blow when the facilities of the catalan government's telecommunications hold were blocked with the intention to prevent

was talking to in the dunce cap and if you look at the film footage of him confronting the then or thora tease in poland you can see that he was unstoppable he was not afraid and so there was very little they could do with him but negotiate getting such stories is still possible today can you think of any country apart from north korea where that example with this is going on everywhere my organization that i started off to the oxford research group is called peace direct to in order to set up that organization we identified how many nonviolent locally led initiatives there are worldwide this was in one thousand nine hundred nine we were able through thirty two criteria to identify three hundred fifty initiatives we did the same thing last year and there are now fifteen hundred now these are people many many of them women who. lead. methodology to. dispel violence through their own courage let me give you an example. my own was fifteen in the swat valley of northwestern pakistan probably one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a woman and she decided to get young girls into s

despite criticisms that uganda has grown increasingly or thora teria the country also often receives praise for the way it's welcomed refugees these african nations currently hosting around one point three million people who fled neighboring south sudan policies followed by the government in kampala are said to be amongst the most progressive in the world with refugees given land access to the labor market the large numbers of new arrivals have however put a strain on the country's resources. reports the rains have been good this year in northwestern uganda for the smallholder farmers here that's good news especially since those who don't have access to water from the nile a one of the lakes still depend on rainfall rather than irrigation uganda usually receives enough rainfall to grow staples like maize and plantation and even cash crops like coffee it therefore stands out as a country able to feed itself even when the rest of the region is suffering from drought uganda's government is often accused of being off the road tarion but and from german n.g.o.s veld who now has credits th

neighboring iraq the standoff between kurds and iraqi or thora he says continued after baghdad took control of the oil rich province of cork provinces in the area known as iraqi kurdistan it was governed mainly by kurds the un has expressed concern over the situation is nearly one hundred thirty six thousand civilians have been forced to flee the conflict it says r.t. arabic visited a hospital in could cook treating those injured in the fighting. we were there is part of the forces they had to retreat and i was wounded with a burst of fire from a machine gun the forces of the iraqi military took we here where they carried out surgery and remove bullets from me. when. i was wounded and i was brought here by fighters over the iraqi militia. each one of. your kill me had his targets defined while the push mugger type everyone always came down or no kids they destroyed us we were my own people in one house one person doing. our report obtained by the media under the freedom of information act shows that america has been simulating an invasion of west africa it follows an imaginary terrorist att

and whereas in moscow thora t. has appeared to be trying new softer tactics letting protesters shout their slogans with a minimum of arrests in other cities like san petersburg it was the same old treatments with riot police wrestling people to the ground and throwing them into waiting vans will have to wait for future demos to see if this dip in attendance marks a long term waning of support from the valley. and also to see of course dorothy's favor the moscow police approach the horse and petersburg's challenge how to zero moscow. is a russian. i. try to g. company she says the kremlin is more interested in managing the protests then stamping them out completely. i think from the government perspective we really have to accept one fact that these protests are happening also because the government to a degree with the authorities are along this to happen this is a very good to shoot sort of measure the level of discontent social discontent amongst the public how many people are ready to come out on the streets ris

extensively investigators find twenty three guns in the room along with so-called bum stock devices for thora c. say they could have been used to modify his semiautomatic guns allowing them to shoes rapidly and continuously. they found other stashes of guns in paddocks homes in the nevada tens of reno mesquite federal agents are hoping his girlfriend can shed some light on his motives she's being questioned after returning to the u.s. from the philippines. and earlier we got more from las vegas where carson phenomena is standing by covering the aftermath of the mash unit and we asked him if trump seemed to be striking the right tone with this as it. looks like it definitely donald trump struck the right tone when he praised the police and the first responders and all those all there is citizens who helped those victims of the attack. even though their own lives were in danger and he praised the courage of the heroism all of these people and this is definitely was the people here expected also many of the survivors i talked to who also praised the police and their fellow men and women adds tha

released but what i should point out is that none of these rallies have been authorized by city or thora cities no authorization is something you need when you bring together a large number of people for safety concerns traffic regulations and things like this so while police have been present at these rallies they've largely been there to mange will ensure that everything remains peaceful there's no violence everyman remain safe and so yes so far no violence voted in moscow you sit home in moscow one of the biggest turnouts was op north there was that in some petersburg that's one of the biggest turnouts was in st petersburg go to also happens to be president putin's hometown perhaps symbolic that the most people turned out to a thousand people reported to have been at that rally now that's officially over although still quite a lot of people on the streets sausan petersburg now as a result police say dozens have been detained for violating traffic regulations however earlier we heard from russian media that one hundred people had been detained after we saw some confrontations protestor

extensively investigators find twenty three guns in the room along with so-called bomb stock devices for thora see say they could have been used to modify his semiautomatic guns allowing them to shoes rapidly and continuously they found other stashes of guns in paddocks homes in the nevada tens of reno mesquite federal agents are hoping his girlfriend can shed some light on his motives she's being questioned after returning to the u.s. from the philippines u.s. president donald trump is due to arrive in las vegas later today where he'll meet with victims of the attack he has brushed off for new calls for greater gun controls saying now is not the time for a political device when we ask people in las vegas about their expectations ahead of president trump's visit. i think it's great that it's coming i think he should be here this. catastrophic event for the town for the state and for the country and they need to see him and hear him. you know embrace it personally and explain how he. is going to have his government react to the situation hopefully do something to stop this kind of stuff going o

inadmissible disloyalty towards the state powers a state which is precisely represented by these all thora teams in catalonia. and the spanish king spoke as many thousands of independent supporters demonstrated in barcelona protesting police violence during the secession vote. after the violence that marred the referendum comes the response. outside the offices of spain's governing political party striking port workers vented their anger over police brutality for their part spain's government blames catalan leaders for inciting rebellions on the streets as they were starting to see that they showed that they were never there to deter people they were there to hit and provoke them after what's happened cattle on people expect everything from them just. fearing more violence firefighters from the protector of line between the people and the police. ok the state is inflicting violence on citizens and therefore on our side we're here to protect people and as a consequence we're also exposed to the threat to. saudi arabia. across the region landmark shut their doors and solidarity public transp

now human rights activists and n.g.o.s are urging the greek or thora t. to improve conditions at their refugee camps as winter approaches there's growing concern that ill prepared asylum seekers may be left unaided to face freezing conditions where last week a five year old girl died from the cold and a lack of medical support at the morea refugee camp on the island of lez boss just hours before her death her parents were reportedly denied extra blankets well like other refugee camps in greece moria is notorious for its conditions more than fifteen hundred people including children and pregnant women are living there many without any source of heating well in winter temperatures can drop below zero as a result dozens of refugees have died in the last few years the e.u. has pledged to give more than a billion euros to greece by twenty twenty to help it cope with a migrant crisis over a million refugees have reached greece a main entry point for europe since twenty fifteen but as the influx threatens to overstretch the country's resources the response has b

extensively investigators find twenty three guns in the room along with so-called bomb stock devices as well thora see say they could have been used to modify his semiautomatic guns allowing them to shoes rapidly and continuously they found other stashes of guns and paddocks homes in the nevada tens of reno mesquite federal agents are hoping his girlfriend can shed some light on his motives she's being questioned after returning to the u.s. from the philippines u.s. president donald trump is due to arrive in las vegas later today where he'll meet with victims of the attack. he has pushed all for new calls for greater gun controls saying now is not the time for political to base. all right and with the u.s. still reeling from that massacre let's take you now to las vegas to our senior washington correspondent carson naaman who is covering this story for us carson a good to see you talk to us a little bit about what the mood is like in las vegas and what are people there expecting from the president trump's visit there in a moment. when on the surface vegas is almost back to a normal there are few v

people say that they support resisting what's happened from madrid because they're regarded as two or thora terry and i wouldn't say they're in the hundreds of thousands but that is an element. well of opinion there's a whole kaleidoscope of comments and slogans you're hearing these days but this is being history this is being a moment that these people have relished for many for a long time seventy votes ten against to spoil papers blank papers and that was a secret ballot that was something that was a surprise the secret to the secrecy we show probably because of the legality involved in this in that those voting for secession were technically making a legal act according to the constitution ok andrew symonds with that great wrap up for us and barcelona andrew thank you let's bring someone else into the discussion now john ramon racine a is director of the iberian studies program at stanford university specializes in spanish and cohen traditions he joins us live on skype from palo alto california and way appreciate your time i want to pick up on a point that andrew just made that this vot

mitzvah with heretics zeal yes cost doubts on paper law thora t. his writings to question the author of the of the church and in so doing he has destroyed the unity of all christians my opinion will tell man. luther are you ready to recount your life's an address here and now here yet so if you dare hope. even luther's powerful supporters advised him to recant. no one can deny that through the pope's laws the consciences of the faithful have been almost pitifully troubled. on does and also that the possessions of the germination have been devoured by unbelievable tyranny that if then i recant the only effect will be to add strength to such tyranny to open not the windows but the main doors to such blasphemy of. any snitched unless i am convinced by the testimony of scripture or by clear reason i cannot and will not recant anything. so help me god. a man. luther's appearance before the diet of alms went down in history is a turning point in european history but luther didn't have the benefit of hindsight he dead to stand up to the most powerful man

questioned at spain's national court despite pressure from the prosecution he's not being detained but all thora teams have withheld his passport he's accused of. failing to enforce a ban on the october first referendum a vote to madrid says that was illegal under the constitution. it has angered many in catalonia for whom beto is a hero to the region secessionist after his force took a much less aggressive position than the national police force they came under international criticism for their violent crackdown on voters. there is little clarity about how this will end and which side will back down and many whatever the capital and government decides to do it will pay the price for holding the referendum in the first place so you go out barcelona meanwhile hundreds of people protested in barcelona right for a judge jailed the leaders of two probably independence groups johnny sanchez and johnny cash are now being investigated for sedition for organizing demonstrations their groups are urging catalans to protest by stopping work on tuesday. unfortunately the judge's decision is to take away our

argentina in the present day it brings back memories it forces people to ask questions about the all thora to is responsibilities and the governments now mr mark his government is under pressure to answer questions in relation to santiago. how he was killed whether the police. are responsible if so are they accountable. the body is still being looked at is still being investigated they have been identified we don't yet know whether he was killed whether he was drowned and when those questions are answered people will be looking at them and asking questions of. his government than when osiris thank you . for us back to rebel group has captured syria's largest oil field from i saw the kurdish led syrian democratic forces are in a race against russian backed syrian troops to seize parts of the oil rich terrorism region yes e.-f. have already pushed eisel from the areas main natural gas field and the city of raka after a four month campaign the head of the world health organization has backtracked on his appointment of zimbabwe's president robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador it follows wide

view and expressing an opinion and being able to do that without having state services and police or thora t's injuring almost a thousand citizens as we saw on the streets at the weekend this was a p.r. disaster for the incumbent spanish government it was then a p.r. disaster for the european union which reacted i think some with some would feel hypocritically in respect to spying i'll ask myself pizza you know what would have been the reaction were this to have happened in eastern europe or even the u.k. countries that have been perhaps less tolerant and less deferential to the european union i dare say that. would not have come out and said that this was simply an internal matter and spoke quite passively quite weakly about the need for the liberation i think the reality is actually the opposite of was just being suggested in terms of why for what i think is going to have to be some agreement of actually giving catalonia more autonomy a little bit like we've seen in the past region a little bit like we've seen in. scotland and northern island but this idea of imposing rule and stripping

first of all we have to respect the results of the referendum that really is essentially the cattle thora the saying they will push ahead with the declaration of independence but he also put in the door and said look we are open to mediation and negotiation now what we understand the catalan authorities would be open to would be some mediation efforts that then lead to some kind of a mission to hold a legally recognized referendum legally recognized by the spanish government there is no sign of course of that so far and even today the european union once again sent signs that it was not prepared to step in and again we heard from whose demand calls to the catalan people to stay calm and really that was their strongest card on sunday as we saw catalan voters standing outside polling stations even in spite of the national police a soul dragging people away leaving elderly people bloodied and taking others away on stretchers there really was very little hint of violence it was a well coordinated but peaceful civil disobedience campaign or called handle thank you very much indeed. with tensio

the referendum could be in jeopardy in madrid spain's foreign minister criticised the catalan all thora he's defiance we think the law guarantees the magazine. pushing is not democracy it's a mockery of democracy a travesty of democracy. referendum. do not. democracy catalonia spain's wealthiest region it's a bit bigger than belgium its economy larger than greece or portugal has its own language and cultural identity but the issue of secession has deeply divided society. with few impartial surveys the street is the only if imperfect barometer of voter sentiment on saturday thousands turned out in madrid demanding spain remain united. we don't agree on what catalans are doing they have no right to do what they doing we're all spaniards catalonia in spain. police raided the cattle and governments computer technology center and shut down software due to be used for the final vote tally. today we were informed that the organization of the illegal referendum suffered a blow when the facilities of the catalan government's telecommunications hold were blocked with the intention to prevent tele

further according to the world health organization there are cases on the island nearly every year thora to say this epidemic is more dangerous and arrived earlier than expected one point three million doses of antibiotics have been sent to madagascar. one hundred forty people have been arrested i'm allowing the queues are hunting down people they say are vampires at least five people have been killed by alleged vigilante groups after a supernatural scare in the south the east african nation triggered more violence it's acts happened in districts where many believe in witchcraft china's president is to have his own political theory incorporated into the guidelines for the ruling communist party state media is reporting that the so-called thought would have fourteen principles is not yet known what they are china correspondent jim brown has more now from beijing. it's the beginning of a new era in chinese politics the era of xi jinping thought. the language a throwback to the period when chairman mao tse-tung ruled in the one nine hundred fifty s. sixty's and seventy's it took decades for

questioned at spain's national court despite pressure from the prosecution he's not being detained but all thora teams have withheld his passport he's accused of failing to inforce about. on the october first referendum a vote to madrid says that was illegal under the constitution. it is angered many in catalonia for whom beto is a hero to the region secessionist after his post took a much less aggressive position than the national police force they came under international criticism for their violent crackdown on voters. there is little clarity about how this will and and which side will back down and many what ever the castle government decides to do it will pay the price for holding the referendum in the first place so you go up barcelona. on the program desperation turns to disaster the range of refugees. that face capsizes. will tell you why chicago has been forced to run a controversial topics on sugary soda drinks. spent a weekend for southeastern parts of queensland in the next few days also promised more heavy rain coming through that began with a cloud into the eastern side of queensla

correspondent barnaby phillips reports she came to manchester hoping to reestablish her or thora to her final day speech was memorable but not as she would have intended an apology for jude's election campaign in which the conservatives lost their majority it went down well i hold my hands are for that i take responsibility i lead to the campaign and i am sorry from there it was downhill a prankster if they did security and handed the prime minister a document implying she should be fired he was bundled out but how did he manage to get here in the first place is to strange then given the prime minister lost her voice. it got worse the public sector working together we have bounced back we've created record numbers of jobs. to her credit she carried on insisting that whilst breck's it is inevitable britain remains a global power we will meet our commitments to international security with the finest forces and intelligence anywhere on the planet. we will build an outward looking britain that cooperates with other nations to tackle the great challenges of our time like mass migration moder

questioned at spain's national court despite pressure from the prosecution he's not being detained but all thora teams have withheld his passport he's accused of. failing to enforce a ban on the october first referendum a vote to madrid says that was illegal under the constitution. it has angered many in catalonia behooved up arrow is a hero to the region secessionist after his force took a much less aggressive position than the national police force they came under international criticism for their violent crackdown on voters. there is little clarity about how this will end and which side will back down and many here whatever the catalan government decides to do it will pay the price for holding the referendum in the first place so you go out jazeera barcelona more than three hundred people have now died after twin bomb blast in somalia on saturday with forty of most severely wounded being flown to turkey for further treatment it is the deadliest single attack in somalia's history catherine sawyer has more from nairobi. attack military plane was used to transport several somalis with serious in

hospitals but it is the location that perhaps rang alarm bells very early on we're at a key junction a key thora fair here in london next to the victoria and albert museum not far from the science museum and the natural history museum there are also several embassies around here and the police were very quick to arrive on scene some of them armed some of them specialist officers in the last few hours we've seen forensic teams on the ground as well of course the u.k. is no stranger to terrorist related incidents have been several in london one in manchester a lot of people have lost their lives the most certainly the or thirty's on this occasion we're not taking any chances. danish police say that they've recovered the head and legs of a swedish journalist who died after going on going in and inventers homemade submarine him da was reported missing after going on a trip with peter madsen in august her torso washed ashore in copenhagen eleven days later that's and says she died after hitting her head on a hatch and then he buried her at sea police though say they didn't find any fracture is on her