and tunisia's president has been re—elected.n the birthplace of the arab spring, is democracy really working? tunisians tried democracy but their standard of living didn't improve. as they say, you know, it doesn't put food on the table. man: oh, my god! our century so far has been marked by three major acts of violence with global repercussions and by the overwhelming response to them — the 9/11 attacks in 2001, the invasion of ukraine in 2022, and the hamas assault on israel a year ago. each was followed by a major war involving the deaths of large numbers of civilians. what happened in the israeli kibbutzes close to the gaza border on october 7 last year was appalling and ferocious and israel's response in gaza and lebanon has been devastating. the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet has been to be�*eri kibbutz, which was badly hit a year ago. i talked to her there about the events of the past 12 months and what they mean for israel and the middle east. you can feel the grief still here. it's like an open wou

they gave weather tunisia and had high promises and they worked hard. they fought hard. they fade with their own blood for a day of freedom, but they really didn't see that translate into reality. and that's where a side tried to kind of fill that void by being that entire stablish meant by being the alternative that well, that feels to the working class. and that's how the working class feel hurt. and that's where he's his blank card is, which is i'm the guy who here the working class. i'm the guy who was not likes the other politicians envelope professor animal may are sure that the rule of law is everything in this country. we only have about half a minute or so, but i do want to ask you this again. it bears repeating. this was once the leading act in the air spring. and one has to wonder how can these are actually got to this political reality. and what is likely to be the case if side is voted back into power? i think it's too early to say this, but we have seen others, other countries really not succeeding, emptiness or was the only successful country. but as we sa

the participation rate in the presidential elections 5 years ago in tunisia was 45. since yesterday, three candidates have been competing, including the current president of tunisia, qais said. cuba has announced its request for membership in brics, the russian ambassador in havana said that cuba has already sent an official request to receive the status of participation in brics , viktor kornbeli emphasized that the kurds are interested. and the relevant request has also been made official. also, cuban president miguel diaz-canel has received an invitation to participate in the brics plus development meeting, which will be held on the sidelines of this meeting . the speaker of the national assembly of venezuela announced that some agreements, including the barbados agreement and the agreement concluded with america, have been invalidated. kharkh rodriguez said: the cancellation of the barbados agreement takes place after the opponents of the government resorted to violent actions after the presidential election. also, the president of the national assembly of venezu

of tunisia by competing according to the results of the sigmakan institute. the preliminary results of the election are expected to be announced in another hour. thank you for your attention. the regime is trying to show off its fruitless limbs on both the southern front with gaza and the northern front with lebanon. in front of these settlements the border strip in the north of occupied palestine is also the security and military bases of the regime, which receives appropriate responses with all kinds of weapons, from drones to drones. in the southern line, the number of tanks and armored vehicles has gradually increased. israel is getting closer to the number of military deaths of the regime. in bloodshed and violence, israel does not show mercy to defenseless women and children, nor does it allow reporters to carry out their news mission. and with the martyrdom of two new journalists in lebanon, the number of journalist martyrs in this country has reached 3. no protection, no dual protection, no dual protection, ali there is absolutely no protection agains

, just like the yaserafats, this is the free palestine organization, it was in tunisia, already fromnder these... donkey agreements, they all moved and created this palestinian autonomy in the territory controlled by israel, this is such a circle they did it through yevdania, but but, but, mr. vadim, but a lot of people went to tunisia there, i had the impression that only the top, well, maybe a couple of thousand moved to tunisia there, and yasser arafat and his entourage there, but so to speak that it was a mass migration can't can we say, well, relative to them , let’s say, you know, like in the middle ages, the axis of migration of peoples, there actually weren’t that many of them and there were a lot of those people, and there what we are saying now, there was the migration of the goths, let’s say there were all of them there there were 1,000, and they completely changed the ethnic map of the whole of europe, the same goes for this, several thousand people move there, they then have two wives, ten children each, you look at 20... years pass, there are already many more of them,

and the leader of the race, the current president, wins the elections in tunisia. the president of belarus on a working visit to russia, air force one, landed at vnukovo airport today. in moscow the film crew of the first information is working. from the scene. even before midday, the belarusian plane number one landed in the grandson of alexander lukashenko in russia on a working visit. the head of state will take part in the summit of the leaders of the commonwealth. the main events are scheduled for tomorrow, but today, as reported in the kremlin, vladimir putin will see his colleagues on his birthday. whoever presides over the association, this year it is russia, our president has always called on colleagues to be more united. people in the great patriotic war, leaders sign a decision on declaring the cultural capitals of the commonwealth for the next 3 years, adopt amendments to a number of documents that concern interaction in the legal field, as well as in the field of security. the main thing is the result. by its own example, it is demonstrated today by th

you just heard me use or phrase the closing chapter in tunisia is experiment with democracy. if your teenager and who supports democracy, those words cut to the core even more. so of course, if it's true. yes. exactly. so hopefully this is not what would be the case as we heard you and just saying, can you share with the birthplace of the of spring and can you just surprise the world by trying to transition into democracy and today may be a very, very important day in the history of modern tunisia where the president kind of side is basically an offering race to become the next president. and his come with the president because as you said, there was no really wheels challenger. so the 2 other candidates, one is close to case i, and the other one is in jail. that is really no independent monitoring election monitoring. so the condition around this election kind of show that to me is as a really in a dangerous path toward what may not be democracy. but i'm still hopeful that tunisians still have a can resist and will continue to vote and will continue to push democracy forward

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the republic of tunisia was 45 years ago. since yesterday, three candidates have been competing, including the current president of tunisia, qais said . cuba has announced its request to join brics . the russian ambassador in havana said: cuba has already made an official request to receive the status of participation in brics has sent. victor kernobeli emphasized: cubans are interested and the request has been formalized. they also say cuban president connell has received an invitation to participate in the brics plus development summit, which will be held on the sidelines of this summit. speaker of the national assembly. venezuela has announced that some agreements , including the barbados agreement and the agreement with the united states, have been invalidated. kharkh rodriguez said: the cancellation of the barbados agreement takes place after the opponents of the government resorted to violent actions after the presidential election. also the president of the national assembly of venezuela said that the six-month exempti

results of the sigmakan institute survey show that qais saeed has been elected as the president of tunisia for another term by winning about 90% of the votes. the president of argentina stole parts of the phrases an american television series was accused in his speech at the united nations general assembly. it is said that caputo, responsible for arranging the speech of the president of argentina, included the phrases of this american tv series in the text of javier milli's speech. after the storm in the state of north carolina, drinking water was cut off in this state. agence france-presse reports that residents of this state have to stand in line to get drinking water. the use of rescue elephants in thailand. flooding in the northern regions of this asian country and flooding of roads, elephants are used to move and rescue people caught in the flood will be raz nasrallah's poetry evening was held in tehran park library. this ceremony is nationwide in c. a province was performed with a live poetry reading by the people of poetry and literature and in honor of the martyrs of the resistance

pulling the stations have closed. and vote counting has begun in tunisia's presidential election. results are expected to be announced on wednesday, about 9.7 million people were eligible to vote. this was tunisia's third presidential election since the country's long-time president zene al abidin, ben ali was overthrown in 2011. k. said was elected in 2019. since then, the 66 year old has suspended parliament, rewritten the constitution and concentrated. power into his hands, that does it for this additional world news, but it's stick around, there's plenty more to come. in the shadows of history, terror was born. a legacy of fear that echoes through the centuries, from the streets of paris to the battlegrounds of apartide, a fight for freedom. the struggle intensified and heroes were labeled as terrorists. and in gaza new chapter unfolds, resistance or terrorism. "the us and israel have their narrative, but what is the truth, who is the real terrorist? of the night hear the cries of the small tunning voices whispering through the darkness, the call..." where is the world in its

the current head of tunisia, kais said, is leading the presidential race.se are the preliminary data from their country. more than 89% of voters voted for him. this is a continuation of the revolution. we will build and cleanse the country of corrupt officials, traitors, conspirators - the site said in its first commentary to state television. his supporters have already taken to the streets of the capital and started celebrating their victory. official data will be released today. evening. there will be a nuclear power plant in kazakhstan. more than 70% of the country's residents voted for the construction of a nuclear power plant on lake balkhazh. the preliminary results of the national referendum were announced by the central election commission, the turnout was almost 64%. the nuclear power plant is planned to be built by 2035. the initiative belongs to the leader of the state. kassym zhamar takayev voiced it in his address to the people of the republic. meant that kazakhstan is the largest uranium producer in the world, which means it needs to have its

in some way with a clear winner which kind, it takes us away from the floor a list democracy that tunisia has been hoping to reach. and that has went from over 50000 a party and many. and joe is 2 or 3 candidates, which can be in denver as president in any democratic where there was no campaigning. and there was no debate which can be very challenging and can be an alarming sign that can agent should really take seriously in the hope of a better future and democratic future entities. what you're describing is some degree of political turmoil and the economy is not in great shape necessarily either. so why is the incumbent in any way popular? so kind of saying, we need to remember that she became president 5 years ago. but before that, he was just the media, a law professor that comes into the news shows and that explained to, to each in what's going to be the new constitution. in 2019, he won the popular vote by 70 percent because he came as someone who was and by establishment and a lot of teenage and so him as the savior that may bring something in your alternative. and so here was the

so, tell us why these elections in tunisia matter. okay, so we 1st need to go back to 2011 where can use that was the diverse country off the air of spring and the poster child of democrat ization and the promotion of democracy in the region us. and now we're seeing how the democracy is coming under threat. so if can each roles back into the dictatorship, this may be in dangerous message for people in the region. and people are in the content in that no matter what you do. if your leader involution, if you want to go into democracy at the frat degrees game, will end up prevailing. and this can be, as i said, and one way ticket that well, historically be very, very hard and very, very dangerous for the region. so it's very important that this election would go under way and the same time we need to understand that as for a lot of people, there is still hope. there's still saying that even though that they're all those trip threats to need and ended up surprising the world 14 years ago. and they made do that this time as well. and as yo

core because this is, this can be a major the like event and a key event in the history of modern tunisia as we know can use or was the birthplace of the air of spring. and that's why this day, and that's why the dimension democracy is very important. and that's why this election is very important because the failure of the technician democracy can send the wrong message to all the resumes around the read him and all the nations around the region. that despite your sacrifice is despite your struggles at but the traffic regimes will prevail, and this is not the message that we shouldn't be sending to the next generation. and that's why, in the region and the continent, and in the what do you say the circumstances that we're seeing around the world? it's important to show that liberal values and democratic values will prevail. and even though there may be economic turmoil, a may be economic hardship and may be political hardship that come with this democratic experience. it has to be important and it has to work and it has, even with the bad side it has to provide. this is why people in the

people who left to legally and managed to get their papers without them on the website. improving tunisia the economy will be a key challenge for the president. otherwise, more young people, the country's future, will choose to vote with their feet. that's all for now. up. next is the tragic story of adage. cut out, one of the pioneers of american football in germany essence, both life after a short break. you can always get more news on our website, www. dot. com. and on our social media accounts, that's instagram. facebook i'm the has already, thanks for watching device the so you don't sing and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thoughts hired or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping porter? i want my son to become a doctor to indicate it's time to.

qais saeed, the president of tunisia, five years ago. he was elected with 70% of the votes, but his actions, including the suspension of the parliament, led to the voices of critics. following washington's recent sanctions against four police officers of the country, the commander of the ugandan army authorized the us ambassador on the pretext of human rights violations. the us ambassador if he does not apologize to the president of uganda he must leave this african country. the chief of staff of the ugandan army said that the american ambassador was not only disrespectful. rather, it has violated the constitution of this country. the chinese company sil has unveiled a new battery model for electric vehicles with a long lifespan. this battery can last up to one and a half million kilometers or 15 years. these waterproof batteries have a warranty of 10 years or one million kilometers. well, we couldn't get in touch with mr. farahio, we never heard from him again. we are coming to the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. help

left to legally and managed to get their paper assignment without them on the website. improving tunisia the economy will be a key challenge for the president. otherwise, more young people, the country's future, will choose to vote with their feet. that's all for now. up next global of looks up, the housing shortages in many big cities and how empty office spaces could be turned into homes. that's after a short break. don't forget you can get the latest news around the clock at our website. stats dw, dot com, as well as on, as on our social media accounts. i'm the head joining. thank you so much for watching. could find the can you see is what old car tires have to do with you? production has a hand on the really indeed the snow on is you to get your update innovation green the let to.

you have many in egypt you have in tunisia, in morocco, in turkey, in other places , but their governments are an obstacle, that is, they don't know much about them, eventually things will come to an end, god willing, these young people will finally put pressure on their governments, and if a full- scale war really happens, they are ready to intervene. be the square and we should push the work in that direction, that is, towards the mobilization of the islamic world, as in this message of the leader of the revolution, which was almost actually issuing a decree , it was issuing a fatwa for all muslims . finally, help, now someone can, for example, go there and enter may he be able to provide military assistance, he is capable of this , no one can mobilize everything that exists as a capacity in the axis of resistance in the islamic world to face the zionist regime and respond . look at the crimes committed by the zionists in this one year. whether we are muslims or non-muslims. freedom lovers of the world, we saw in this united nations general assembly that some of the politicians and heads

it became more difficult to increase the pressure in tunisia, for example , to look at the scene of history and the events of this contemporary era . they are not on the right path, their eyes and ears are closed, they don't see the exact events, yes, i agree with you, this is the regime's strategy the zionist is to assassinate the leaders, he thinks , for example, he assassinated mr. sanhavar, he is a very powerful person from a military point of view. for example, what has changed? or, for example, in hezbollah , the military personnel who were assassinated were immediately replaced and this younger generation came regarding the resistance front , mr. doctor. from the discussion of the shiite crescent that i was raising and what is the purpose of this front of mine under the leadership of the islamic republic of iran and this influence that has happened will ultimately benefit iran. was issues like this and the point that the supreme leader of the revolution pointed out that in order to maintain independence from afghanistan to yemen, from iran to ghazna and lebanon , we need to tighten t

egypt went on the compromise path of expelling egypt from the arab league taking the arab league to tunisia, but one by one the arab governments started to get on the compromise train and in fact follow the same path that saadat took. what the islamic revolution of iran did was to create a third way against these dual opposites . it opened the way for popular resistance and intifada , that is, the palestinian people, the nations of the region, to enter the field based on the model of the islamic revolution of iran, not based on guerilla operations or, in fact, the elite operation of the nation should enter the stage and the leading resistance should operate alongside the nation and in the context of its own nation and advance this third way that the islamic revolution should listen to the nation. palestine, the nations of the region and the relative gradual successes , both in lebanon, the great success of 2000, after 18 years of resistance, followed in palestine until the week of october, in fact, and the series of events was an issue that was considered to be part of the international equ

intelligence to assert that saddam was seeking uranium from africa as he was the guy who had been tunisia where to find down. >> there was no reason to believe that the transaction that had been alleged in these documents that we're later deemed to be forgeries had ever taken place or could have taken place and the bush white house did not appreciate that its claim that sets off a firestorm in washington a week after wilson blew the whistle, columnist robert novak working on a tip from the bush administration published an article, not only refuting wilson's claim, but also suggesting that the trip he took, the genre was greenlit by low-level cia operatives without the knowledge of higher-ups. the bush administration struck back by revealing the identity of his wife, a cia operative somebody deliberately blew her cover so serious matter, not only do you put her at risk, but you also click the sources they have worked with over the years. i considerable risks. >> the fallout from the whole debacle was massive. the equivalent of a scandal dirty bomb, almost every senior white house official

creation of hezbollah in lebanon and then the situation of the people in syria, iraq, bahrain, oman, tunisiarocco, and egypt changed under the influence of the islamic revolution. iraq's eight popular forces like the syrian people's forces. hizballah is invincible in lebanon, the previous situation has collapsed, now yes, sadr nasrallah is being attacked with 9-nib bombs donated by the united states, which is the main killer, and 9 of these bombs have been dropped together on the headquarters of fadlallah. and being the chief of cane sellers, sayyed hasan niu, now we must curse only israel. we curse america, not rome, this situation that has arisen now , these honest promises must be repeated, and from other places as well, namely the people of iraq, the people of syria, the people of lebanon, the people of bahrain, and the rest of the nations of the region, especially these yemeni lions, who really should be thanked for this. he bowed and landed in maqash that you are in the same position today. they attacked the american ships today. this movement has started. it is true that now they are

qais said, president of tunisia. five years ago, he came to office with 70% of the votes , but his actions, including the suspension of the parliament, led to the voices of critics. following the recent washington sanctions against four police officers of the country, the commander of the ugandan army authorized the american ambassador on the pretext of violating human rights. the american ambassador should leave this african country if he does not apologize to the president of uganda. chief of the army general staff uganda said the american ambassador not only. rather , it has violated the constitution of this country. the chinese company sil has unveiled a new model of battery for electric cars with a long life. this battery works up to half a million kilometers or 15 years. these waterproof batteries have a warranty of 10 years or one million kilometers. we are coming to the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. iran is the land of transit opportunities, iran is a safe land , cheaper and faster. it is

caitriona: other important news, the president won's bid for reelection in tunisia.de victory is disfigured by low over dirt -- low voter turnout after opposition leaders were unable to run due to being imprisoned over the last year. 13 states and the district of columbia are suing tiktok for failing to protect younger users. the social media company faces financial penalties and is accused of harming young people's mental health by using intentionally addictive software. it is a fresh lawsuit on top of a similar case filed by the u.s. justice department over tiktok's alleged failure to protect children's privacy. a man suspected by german authorities of murdering a three-year-old british girl has been cleared of charges of rape and sexual abuse in an unrelated trial. he was acquitted of two accounts and three accounts of rape. suspect in they disappearance of madeleine mccann. before we go, this year's nobel prize in physics has been awarded to a british canadian computer scientist dubs the godfather of ai. he shares the honor with a professor from princeton for the

the incident became wider in tunisia, for example, the pressures increased and a crisis arose.hink that if someone wisely looks at the scene of history and learns from the events of this contemporary era, why don't they see that this is the divine tradition of those who are on the right path. they don't get this, their eyes and cover are closed, they don't see the events accurately. yes, i agree what you are saying is that the strategy of the zionist regime is to assassinate the leaders. they think, for example , to assassinate haniyeh, mr. sanwar was successful. he is a very powerful person from a military point of view. now , for example, what has changed? the soldiers who were assassinated, replaced and the principle of your youth about the resistance front, mr. doctor, well, in terms of the media and the atmosphere that exists in the world , there were always many words and hadiths about the shia crescent issue that they raised and that this resistance front what is the purpose of the leadership of the islamic republic of iran and this influence that has happened? it will b

tunisia, lebanon and somalia.n a german politician got into trouble for she actually was, i think, prosecuted for sharing the information that , sharing the information that, that afghan men are 40 times overrepresented as some, some type of sex offender. i think it might have been gang rape or something like that, although obviously, you know , we don't obviously, you know, we don't know if that was all just one big incident. but yeah, i mean, i think revealing this stuff because it goes against the left's utopian ideals that you know, everybody's know if we just bring people here, it'll all be fine. we'll have a melting pot, it'll be great. the food's wonderful. it's like telling a sort of because we're going against an ideology. if we look at this data, it's like telling a sort of 15th century catholic cleric that, you know, the sun actually doesn't revolve around the earth. and is it not also just highly dishonest to say that, oh, it would it be expensive when in reality they're probably spending more money su

resistance and in the battle against israel such as syria and yemen, some other countries like algeria and tunisia that are... are giving political support to the resistance, but the majority of the arab and islamic countries are not only being quiet and passive with regards to what's happening or maintaining, let's say diplomatic and economic relations with the israelis. but at the same time they are giving full economic and military support to israel in a war that they consider as theirs against the resistance to maintain their corrupt regimes, this is the reality and that's why we see how for example netanyahu raised map showing the countries that are considered and as bad countries, which include syria, iraq, lebanon, of course, and iran, whereas some other countries were presented as good countries and that are supportive to israel, so this is the bitter reality, and this is why we had such a long aggression wage by the israelis against the palestinian resistance. and lebanese resistance and including the genocidal uh crimes against the palestinian and libanese people. ali risk same question

election officials in tunisia sayjust over a quarter of eligible voters cast their ballots in sunday's kais saied. he has assumed almost complete control of the country over the past five years. the presidential ballot had been seen as a formality, as many of mr saied's opponents had beenjailed or disqualified, and the election commission stripped of many of its powers. china says two of its citizens have been killed in pakistan in what it called a terrorist attack near karachi international airport. a statement by the chinese embassy said there were also many pakistani casualties. the separatist balochistan liberation army — which has in recent years carried out attacks on chinese nationals involved in projects — has claimed responsibility for the attack. the overall death toll is as yet unclear. let's go back now to the middle east, where fighting has been continuing across lebanon, gaza and in israel, one year since the october 7th attacks. earlier, i spoke to randa slim, senior fellow and director of conflict resolution at the middle east institute, and asked if she the speed of th

election officials in tunisia sayjust over a quarter of eligible voters cast their ballots in sunday'scountry over the past five years. the presidential ballot had been seen as a formality — many of mr saied's opponents had beenjailed or disqualified, and the election commission has been stripped of many of its powers. police in pakistan say there's been an explosion close to the international airport in karachi. local media report at least one person was killed and several others injured. a separatist group, the balochistan liberation army, said in a statement that it had attacked a convoy of chinese engineers and investors. authorities in bosnia and herzegovina say at least 20 people have died following friday's floods and landslides. on sunday, search and rescue teams found the bodies of two more people in the worst—affected location, donja jablanica. a number of people are still listed as missing. rwanda's health minister says vaccinations are starting against the deadly marburg virus, after the delivery of seven hundred doses of a trial vaccine. more than forty infection cases hav

and tunisia's president has been re—elected.od on the table. man: oh, my god! 0ur century so far has been marked by three major acts of violence with global repercussions and by the overwhelming response to them — the 9/11 attacks in 2001, the invasion of ukraine in 2022,

it�*s the third presidential election to be held in tunisia since the arab spring.gin against the deadly mpox virus. a hospital in the eastern city of goma kicked off the campaign — which will target high—risk groups such as children and pregnant women. nearly 1,000 people have been killed by mpox in the drc this year — 70 percent of whom were children underfive. i spoke about the vaccination campaign with doctor anne rimoin, a professor of epidemiology at ucla. vaccinations finally under way in the drc, so how effective do you think that will be a stopping this outbreak? well, what we�*ve seen in the 2022 outbreak is that these vaccines played a very important role in being able to stop the spread of the virus. it�*s not the only thing that will make a difference, you need to be able to do risk communication, you need to be able to get out and give people opportunity to protect themselves, to understand risk. that in concert with vaccination will make a big difference. then you have to work on being able to treat cases of mpox and being able to give these hospitals

they met first in hippo in what is today think algeria then in carthage in what is today tunisia. and they hammered out a recommendation list top 27 texts. every christian should read and this became the new testament they didn't try to text they went over again very large numbers of texts existed at the time and, chose what will be in and what will be out. and this was this shaped christianity and the views of billions of people, numerous issues until this very day. and to give you just one example out of many, so one very popular text with christians at the time was the acts of paul thecla paul is saint paul and thecla was one of the most. favorite saints the time she was a woman disciple of paul and she was leader of the community. she preached. she performed miracles. she baptized and she was hailed as an example that women can be leaders in the church and women can preach and women can baptize and perform miracles so and so this was one popular text with one view of women. then there was another a letter allegedly from paul to timothy, which most scholars today think is a muc

president kais saeid won his bid for re—relection in tunisia by an overwhelming majority.ny people boycotted the election while most opposition leaders in the country were unable to run, since being in prison for the last year. 13 us states and the district of columbia are suing tiktok for failing to protect younger users. the social media company faces financial penalties and is accused of harming young people's mental health by using intentionally addictive software. it's a fresh lawsuit on top of a similar case filed by the us justice department over tiktok�*s alleged failure to protect children's privacy. brazil's supreme court announced its lifting a ban on x in the country after it agreed to pay millions of dollars in fines for refusing to comply with previous court orders. the platform had been banned for more than a month, after a supreme courtjustice accused x of undermining democracy by allowing accounts accused of spreading disinformation to continue posting. x's owner, elon musk, had accused the justice of censorship. mr musk has not yet commented on tuesday's

about sending people to albania, the european union is trying to invest heavily in countries like tunisiaot having a big effect and i think people are waiting to see and that experimental sense what actually might make a difference. ., ,, , ., sense what actually might make a difference. . ~' , ., , . difference. thank you very much. andrew harding there. _ the far right activist, tommy robinson, has beenjailed for 18 months for contempt of court. robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley lennon, admitted ten breaches of a high court order preventing him from repeating false claims about a syrian refugee. after months of speculation, manchester united have sacked their manager, erik ten hag, after defeat at the weekend left them 14th in the premier league. ten hag was appointed in april 2022 and led the club to two domestic trophies, including the fa cup this year. katie gornall reports. for a while, it is felt as if erik ten hag was on borrowed time. he'd overseen one of the worst starts to a premier league season in manchester united's history. defeat to west ham yesterday proved the

president kais saeid won his bid for re—election in tunisia by an overwhelming majority.a third of of the population. turnout of less than a third of the population. many people boycotted the election while most opposition leaders in the country were unable to run, since being in prison for the last year. now, some stunning pictures of the night sky across the uk, as sky—watchers on monday were treated to the rare phenomenon known as "steve". steve, or to give it its full name, strong thermal emission velocity enhancement, is unpredictable and only lasts for a short time. little is known about its formation and why it can sometimes appear during an aurora display. while auroras happen in an oval shape, steve appears as a ribbon and lasts for 20 minutes to an hour before disappearing. an amazing sky indeed. thanks forjoining me on bbc news. hello. tuesday brought no shortage of heavy downpours to many parts of the uk, but over the next couple of days, things are going to be turning just a little bit drier — at the same time, though, as northerly winds develop, it will also

plus tunisia of votes in presidential elections incumbent ty, so he is expected to win as his main operative opponents are either in jail.