queries there was no distinction pro-life groups aren't convinced by that statement it's that word or thora to vin google statement that's causing concern catholic groups in particular say they want to know why it's enormous google employees who get to decide what is and isn't or thora to have content google interference in the referendum unarmed i think is it should send a warning shot across every to everybody who is interested in democracy google blacklisted beauty. it was and they deliberately and intentionally manipulation the kind of things that people would find when you push in search terms and here's the very obvious question i think from if this was all above board and if this was not serious then why did they hide this why we only learning about this because of projects very tight because somebody in google decided that this was wrong and. that's the only reason we know that these are the pro-life camp only gone it 33 percent when the vote was held in may and abortion was then legalized denial and that issue has now been put to rest but the dispute over the way google cure rate s

british rule in hong kong but it became a day when china's or thora t. in the territory was challenged in previously unprecedented ways we'll get the view from beijing again in a few moments but let's begin in hong kong itself to andrew thomas in hong kong so andrew just set tell us where you are right now in relation to this police officer ration to clear the protesters and what's happening there. about 300 metres back from the ledge co building the parliamentary building essentially here in hong kong which has been the focus of monday's protest those flashing lights you can say many of them now other place vans now this operation to clear the protesters began just over an hour ago now the place hadn't being seen all day there were perhaps 102-0000 protesters who had all gathered around a central hong kong alleged building a legislative parliament essentially where a few weeks ago now they were considering these controversial extradition laws the protesters in previous protests have succeeded in getting these protests take sorry these extradition laws t

against facial recognition technology whatever trust demonstrators may have had in the territories or thora ts was shattered last weekend when despite prior warnings police failed to stop suspected organized crime groups from brutally attacking protesters and bystanders 45 people were hospitalized as often trayvon say we just want to fight for the rights and core values of hong kong. i can't understand why the government and the police would treat protesters who are protesting peacefully that way. because of the office suite passengers seemed unfazed many supported the protest i feel i didn't get it i feel it's good if people are standing up for what they believe in freedom. i would i would support protest in terms of that freedom of speech and their rights and i believe that it's to do with extradition so yes i would absolutely support them i would say i think you know you know people want to make their voice heard you know if. it's to continue in their windows of. hong kong is bracing itself for a further weekend. protests the government is under increasing pressure from the demonstrators

seized on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences of thora he said tonight bashir requested asylum and that he was supposed to have been deported long ago because of the severity of his crimes the court has ruled he will not qualify for early release from prison howdy bashaw faces another trial on charges of raping an 11 year old girl. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world an airstrike on the syrian hospital in the rebel stronghold of it love has killed 6 people and put the hospital out of order that's according to the white helmets activists were fighting in syria's northwest has ground on while the government negotiates with the united nations over a possible peace process ukraine has installed a giant metal dome over a destroyed nuclear reactor at chernobyl the structure is meant to contain radioactive dust from the reactor whose explosion back in 1906 was the world's deadliest piece talking nuclear disaster officials say it will still be 24000 years before it is safe to live close to the site

been with the alan kirti hope their ship will also dock in lampedusa regardless of what italy's or thora tees say. on it amy and is safe in lampedusa hi amy and so we know that the boat has stopped has anybody been allowed off of it yes. well christine you might be able to see it behind me there are some lights back there one person has come off in a stretcher that's the only person we know of so far that's come off the rest of about 40 migrants are still on board a spokesperson from military you know which is the italian angio that operates the alex ship she told me after such a long time waiting on it see they can't understand why they're still on the port here and they haven't come off the boat now some ambulances have come what i've seen in the past few days as other migrant ships have arrived is that the ambulances come they put them on the ambulance or into a van and take them to the immigration center which is inland that hasn't happened yet but they're standing by ok so that hasn't happened yet so can we expect pretty much of this is the same procedure that will be followed if th

the storm has been all power to read and to drain few you all the ins and all thora to use a warning that the state of louisiana still faces a significant threat in the coming days. that at least $26.00 people are dead after al-shabaab extremists storm a hotel in somalia security forces say they've killed all the militants after a 14 hours each in the port city of kiss my own. clothes. i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us. u.s. vice president mike pence has said the situation at the mexican border is in crisis he blamed democratic lawmakers for the situation tense was remarking after visiting 2 overcrowded migrant detention centers in texas president donald trump said on friday that he had dispatched plans to the border to dispel the multitudes of reports of dire conditions at these centers meanwhile vigils were held around the clock around the country to call for an end to try the trump administration's immigration policies a vigil in front of the white house calling for the closure of detention centers it was one of around 700 nationwide the activists here say that the way mig

on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences for thora he's had denied by request for asylum and he was supposed to have been deported long ago the extent of his crimes means he's unlikely to qualify for early release. faces another trial on charges of raping an 11 year old girl. right here with me in the serious political correspondents simon young you've been there following this story very closely for us simon the court handed. down a life sentence is that the maximum punishment under german law yes and what life usually means in germany is 15 years and then. the prisoner can be released but if the court decides that the crime is especially serious then they can prevent that release of the 50 years and that is what has happened in this case so this man won't be released for quite a long time one of the prosecutors today said he doesn't expect it to be for at least 22 years and in fact this man is also facing trial for another crime against a minor and if that sentence were also passed and you know there could be a total he could spend

closing down on pain killers wasn't easy but captain hasn't given up she works full time in a large city thora see a big challenge for someone who is constantly in pain but she's found ways of coping. and if we are. in the past i would come home and do all the chores right away start i got up early in the morning and did everything. and if someone wanted something from me i didn't say now i think now i'm taking a common approach leon she now spends the evening tearing things she enjoys the focus is on activities that how part to relax. we just saw in the report that pills cannot always solve the problem when it comes to chronic pain so how important are psychological aspects and pain management. psychological aspects of very very important pills just just working on one somatic specific small part of the pain. but we must know the pain is a. is just one aspect of the whole of the whole system of the human and the human consists of a soul of emotions of feelings and of the body so if we want peace it says food must see the patient as a whole unit which is complex and if you just read the small

there was an end of the interview with alger luckly raised the question as to whether the perennial thora to deliberately demonize the opposition and demonstrators by promoting the idea that the confrontation was with so-called terrorists groups planning to overthrow the government i would note that the government. made it clear to us that they had evidence. of attempts by iran and hezbollah to to finance train and supply. small groups inside bahrain for the purposes of let's call it what it is terrorism the fact is that the behind any government has used this same claim for the last 20 years. the confrontation in bahrain has never been a religious one i'm lart in saudi arabia or in other countries. it's always been the majority wanted the right to participate in the political process in fair and free elections so thought about any other color in the model behind the f.b.i. the i.c.r.c. while i'm really at a lot of wanted it on the top be at a. very well out of food that is behaving well how could that i'd have it but other than wot of the bill fell who are more trouble to be iran more tr

into all sorts of substances it was in the news quite a bit last year because it was the thora tea that determined what the substance which substance it was that was used in the poisoning of gay and script that was a huge scandal which saw the british government accused russia of orchestrating the attack against the double double agent and his daughter but porton down really coming to the fore then and it was pivotal in determining that this nerve agent was the charge that was used against the 2 and of course it is just such a secret that it's in charge of some pretty hazardous materials so the fact that any documents have been disposed of from a government site in this way found in a london been 70 miles away from the facility itself will be of concern to both the ministry of defense and to intelligence services here i think portadown should invest in a shredder person. outgoing if you commission president. criticize the way his likely successor has been picked by black leaders addressing the media in the finnish capital he compared the way here in arsal run alone were nominated. very

would be in here at the end of the interview with alger left me raise the question as to whether the thora he's deliberately demonize the opposition and demonstrators by promoting the idea that the confrontation was with so-called terrorists groups planning to overthrow the government i would note that the government. made it clear to us that they had evidence. of attempts by iran and hezbollah to to finance train and supply. small groups inside bahrain for the purposes of let's call it what it is terrorism the fact is that the behind the government has used this same claim for the last.

of protesters here by spread hong kong's parliament they occupying the roads a key parts of central thora fades in the middle of hong kong those roads are blocked but the police have now are treated we did see some earlier clashes between the police and protesters this is around 7 to 8 am this morning they use pepper spray and battens to try and clear the way for the protesters to be moved back now those protesters have moved back by see themselves around hong kong's parliament but the police have gone all together now the self today we do have another mass rally spectate we've had 2 big rallies the last 2 sundays one attracted to 1000000 people the next most 2000000 people and today those organizers are hoping to get similar numbers it's actually to mark the anniversary of the british handover back to china of hong kong july 1st but of course the misuse this year will be loud and clear and very much focused on the opposition to the extradition which is planned for hong kong and so the extradition bill as we know has been suspended for now but the protesters want it done so will these pro

small german town of between them the men are accused of some 450 cases of child abuse that oprah thora sees have also come under fire for failing to act. well the majority of the abuse was perpetrated by a single suspect identified as only as and rhys fame he's accused of almost $300.00 sex crimes against $23.00 children the offenses are believed to have been committed in 1988 and then between 282018 the police are accused of inaction in the face of the mounting evidence of abuse over the years in the authorities are also blamed for letting evidence disappear back in february for example they'd made it to losing almost a terabyte of evidence meanwhile one of the children representatives says that the way the victims were questioned was inappropriate for the rage and the authorities themselves now acknowledge there was a police failure calling the situation. the region's interior minister says this was worse than negligence and should never happen again we spoke to one of the victim's lawyers about the mistakes that were made. if you look we have seen numerous flaws the most terrifying

seized on the case saying it shows the government's migration policy has had disastrous consequences of thora he's had denied bashir requested asylum and that he was supposed to have been deported long ago because of the severity of his crimes the court has ruled he will not qualify for early release from prison that he bashar faces another trial on charges of raping an 11 year old girl. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world an airstrike on a syrian hospital in the rebel stronghold of it lived has killed 6 people and put the hospital outs a border now that's according to the white helmets activist group fighting in syria's north west as ground on while the government to give c.h. with the united nations over a possible peace process algeria has placed the country's former industry minister under arrest for alleged corruption use it usefully is the latest senior official to be detained amid ongoing investigations since mass protests began earlier this year prosecution of corrupt officials has been a chief demand of demonstrators the united states

lampedusa the boat is carrying more than 50 migrants pulled from the mediterranean off the libyan coast or thora he say the italian boat should take the people on board to molt but the humanitarian group rescue operating it says the rescued migrants are in no state to make a detour like that. yet another heavily laden boat on route to the italian island of lampedusa the alex and co was built as a recreational vessel but now it belongs to a charity its current role saving lives on board of 54 migrants rescued after their dinghy sank off the coast of libya the migrants say they escaped a desperate situation there. was in libya or just why do. you want to respond. you need guns not only for black people you know but for all kind of was like no you cannot use that is what is going on in libya people are not given the word 6 months people have to do that with. given food you have to have to call you up you know you've got to many migrants never make it this far at least 53 people died on tuesday when an airstrike hit a migrant detention center in tripoli water on libya is now itself a deadly place fo

conducts top secret research into all these very dangerous substances and it was actually the all thora tea that determined the substance that was used in the poisoning of sergei and. last year so the fact that any documents from this tall were found in a london we'd been 70 miles away will be of concern to say the least to the ministry of defense and to intelligence services here in the u.k. and i think porton down might want to invest in a shredder or other embarrassing incident bring us the latest thank you. now there's been plenty of controversy over the u.s. independence day celebrations which saw trump claiming that the u.s. army took over airports in the 19th century let's have a look at some of the events highlights. we will never forget that we are americans and the future belongs to us thank you. thank you thank you. to. the skies belong to the united states of america. i. was. still. here israel and the ramparts they took over the airport did everything good that you do and of course they can grieve under the rockets red glare that had nothing but victory lol tom just said th

exactly what happened at that frankfurt train station we know so far by the statements of the police thora taste and witness reports is that the man pushed the mother and the 8 year old boy onto the train tracks while the train was incoming into the station and the boy died of the fatal injuries the mother was able to say for self by rolling off the train tracks the man then trying to person other person on to the tracks but that post was able to say fits himself and now of the person the suspect has been detained has not been talking to the police authorities so far there's no known relation between the victim and the suspect and a 1st courts age for the suspect has been set today as far as we know by local prosecutors and great deal of media attention has been given to this story in shura many what's driving the the emotionality of that case this is a very tragic scene that happened at big german train station in the middle of the holiday my people were going on vacation and in the middle of that this tragic scene happened the child dies the mother surprised this has been a quite a shock

sandinista front there have been 3 other of ministrations between their times in power but the growing of thora tarion isn't and the brutal crackdown on protests with all that's brought with it has to be laid squarely at their duel. the question is if that rather than the early tribes will in the end define the standard and don't hold it out does it or when our. at least 39 people have died as a result of the monsoon rains and flooding in northeast india millions of others have been forced from their homes but won't life is also at risk and india's national park called to the largest population of the protected one horned rhino more than 100 animals have died the tour again in the reports. marooned on what looks like an island these one horned rhinos in buffalo have no choice but to wait for the floodwaters to recede they've taken refuge on one of 33 art. official highlands built 3 years ago at catherine national park they almost certainly would not have survived otherwise. but all over the island. i didn't do thanks to a concert that i wanted to last year out of your concert at around 1000 kil

thora to use to chew shouldn't that will implement political economic and social reforms one of the most important priorities of this government will be to ensure peace and conduct a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of protesters and bringing the killers to justice. well here's a reminder of how we reached this point after weeks of protests against his rule the military removed president omar al bashir in a coup on april 11th the generals then set up a transitional council while the masterton continued outside the army headquarters protest leaders held talks with the giunta they agreed on a 3 year transitional period to democracy but talks soon broke down over who would need that joint transitional government the military wanted a soldier to be in charge but protesters demanded it be led by civilians and on june 3rd security forces raids of the protest camp outside the army headquarters killing more than $100.00 people and injuring hundreds more all contacts between the 2 sides was shut down talks finally resumed on wednesday after intense mediation by ethiopian an