typhoon trami has made landfall in japan, injuring at least 80 people. 0saka's international airport,our website. they are from the chinese city of shenzhen, where more than a million led lights were installed to mark china's national day. this year marks the 69th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the brexit secretary, dominic raab, will use his speech at the conservative party conference later to insist the government

typhoon trami has made landfall in japan injuring at least 80 people.w turnout in macedonia on a referendum whether to change the country's name to north macedonia. electoral authorities say little more than a third of macedonians voted — well short of the 50% needed for it to be valid. macedonia's prime minister says he'll continue to push for a yes vote — which could pave the way to membership of the eu and nato. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speaks to yanis varoufakis.

typhoon trami has made landfall in japan injuring at least 80 people.turnout in macedonia on a referendum whether to change the country‘s name to north macedonia. electoral authorities say little more than a third of macedonians had voted — well short of the 50% needed for it to be valid. now on bbc news — hardtalk‘s stephen sackur talks to yanis varoufakis.

been killed and more than one hundred have been injured as a typhoon batters japan's main island typhoon trami cut to nearly half a million homes and its cause widespread transport destruction with more than a thousand flights grounded forecasters are warning of flooding and landslides means joining me now from tokyo looks fairly calm where you are at the moment but i'm guessing that that's not the situation across the rest of japan. well certainly typhoon try me it has now left tokyo and the mature politan area is on its way to the north east it should be soon leaving japan or it heading further towards the pacific but it is losing a lot city as it moves on now as you said earlier here in tokyo it's the morning after and you actually would be hard pressed to find any evidence that there was a typhoon that was gusting quite strongly overnight except for a few trees that were destroyed and that actually have been also cleaned up this still some destruction in the railway system also some disruption at the airport simply because they were bored and the thousand flights that had been canceled so

rise to the thousands two people have been killed and more than one hundred have been injured as typhoon trami battered japan's main island power is being cut to nearly half a million homes it's caused widespread transport disruption with more than a thousand flights grounded. iran's military says it's hit positions in syria linked to the group behind last week's attack in the city of several missiles landed in the region iran says the targets a link to an ethnic out of a separatist group funded by two gulf countries last week twenty five people were killed when the gunman opened fire on a military parade many were members of the revolutionary guard. macedonia's bed to change its name has failed to turn out for sunday's referendum didn't reach the fifty percent threshold needed to make it valid and the government wanted to change the name to republic of north macedonia to end a dispute with the white house has denied reports is trying to limit the f.b.i. investigation into president candidate for the supreme court the agency is looking into allegations of sexual misconduct against brett kavana

typhoon trami has made landfall in japan, injuring at least 80 people. osaka's international airport, which was crippled by another typhoon earlier this month, had to shut again. and these pictures are popular on our website. they are from the chinese city of shenzhen, where more than a million led lights were installed to mark china's national day. this year marks the 69th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: the brexit secretary, dominic raab, will use his speech at the conservative party conference later to insist the government is ready to take britain out of the eu without a deal if necessary. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. hello, october. this brand—new week kicks off the final quarter of the year. we look at the seams which will dominate the financial market over the last three months of the year. action. and in india we look at how the entertainment industry is clamouring for an audience who are glued to their smartphones. it is monday

would have been killed and more than one hundred injured as a typhoon battered japan's main island typhoon trami cut power to nearly half a million homes has caused widespread transport disruption with more than a thousand flights grounded forecasters are warning of flooding and landslides. macedonia's bid to change its name has failed sunday's referendum had strong support but the turnout to didn't reach the fifty percent threshold needed to make it valid just over a third of voters cast ballots with ninety percent of them supporting the new name the republic of north macedonia the government wanted the change to help and a decades old dispute with greece tension between macedonia and greece started in one thousand nine hundred one that's when macedonia declared independence after breaking away from yugoslavia during the balkan wars greece objected to the new name saying it represented a claimant a territory because it's got a province called macedonia the un and other international organizations opted to refer to the country as the former yugoslav republic of macedonia greece blocked macedonia

people have been killed and more than one hundred injured as a typhoon batters the main island typhoon trami cut power to nearly half a million homes it's causing widespread transport destruction with more than a thousand flights grounded and train service is suspended forecasters are warning of flooding and landslides macedonia's bid to change its name has failed sunday's referendum has strong support but turnout didn't reach a fifty percent threshold needed to make it valid the government wanted to change a name to republic of north macedonia to help and a decades old dispute with greece macedonia as leader is pledging upon him and vote on the name change was easier not to take it again i know the opposition knows all the citizens know there is and there can be no better agreement with greece there is and there can be no alternative to macedonia as membership of nato and the e.u. let's not play games with our unity and our macedonia my personal message to every member of the macedonian parliament is let's put the national interest the interest of the citizens and the strategic interests of

reaching that's a concern to people have been killed and more than one hundred have been injured as typhoon trami battered japan's main island pi's been cut to nearly half a million homes and it's cause widespread transport destruction with more than a thousand flights grounded. iran's military says it's hit positions in syria linked to the group behind last week's attack in the city of. several missiles landed in the region iran says the targets are linked to an ethnic out a bit of except protest group funded by two gulf countries. twenty five people were killed when a gunman opened fire on a military parade many were members of the revolutionary guard. macedonia is a bid to change its name has failed sunday's referendum had strong support in favor but the turnout didn't reach the fifty percent threshold needed to make it valid the government wanted to change the name to republic of north macedonia to help and a decades old disputes with greece and macedonia as leaders pledged to parliament vote on the name change it was easier not to take it again i know the opposition knows all the citizens kn

people have been killed in more than one hundred injured as a typhoon batters the main island typhoon trami cut power to nearly half a million homes it's causing widespread transport disruption with more than a thousand five hundred train service is suspended forecasters are warning of flooding and landslides in other world news you can a.t.m. prime minister is holding a late night cabinet meeting ahead of a midnight deadline to save the north american free trade agreement u.s. resident donald trump's administration says canada must sign on to a not dated not to agreement before monday or face exclusion from the pact washington has already reached by natural deal with mexico the third not to member blames nafta for the loss of american manufacturing jobs and wants major changes and speak to arms there is daniel lock in toronto for us daniel so a year of some pretty tough negotiations and threats of tires from trump is there finally a deal from canada. it looks like of folly i mean we don't know any details are in that many of them yet but what we do know is that as you mentioned the prime m

two people have been killed and more than 120 people were injured by typhoon trami which struck japanhe mainland but its aftermath has brought travel chaos to several cities. gale force winds and heavy rainfall caused damage that blocked roads and train lines — and over three quarters of a million homes in and around tokyo have been left without power. president trump has vigorously denied suggestions that his administration is trying to micro—manage the fbi investigation into sexual assault allegations against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. mr trump ordered the new investigation on friday, as the senate delayed a final confirmation vote on that would make mr kavanaugh a key ninth member of the us supreme court. the british brexit secretary, dominic raab is to say that britain's willingness to compromise in the brexit negotiations "is not without limits". mr raab will today tell the conservative party conference that the government is willing to leave the eu without a deal if necessary. it went to the wire but it looks like we have a new version of nafta. the deadline for

typhoon trami has killed at least two people and injured scores in japan fierce winds and torrential rains have triggered the evacuation of.

typhoon trami has made landfall in japan injuring at least 80 people. more than three quarters of a million homes near the western city of osaka have lost power. the international airport, crippled by another typhoon earlier this month, has had to shut again. there's been a low turnout in macedonia on a referendum whether to change the country's name to north macedonia. electoral authorities say little more than a third of macedonians had voted — well short of the 50% needed for it to be valid. now on bbc news — hardtalk‘s stephen sackur talks to yanis varoufakis. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the old certainties in european politics are crumbling. voters seem fed up with a long—established supremacy of the parties of centre—right and centre—left. the politics of identity and raw emotion have fuelled populist insurgencies from italy to sweden, to eastern europe. mostly it is the right, not the left, in the ascendant. well, my guest is yanis varoufakis, greece's radical leftist finance minister at the height of the economic crisis, and an advoc

typhoon trami has made landfall in japan injuring at least 80 people. the storm has now cleared the mainland. the aftermath has brought travel chaos to several cities. gale force winds and heavy rainfall blocked roads and train lines. there's been a low turnout in macedonia on a referendum whether to change the country's name to north macedonia. electoral authorities say little more than a third of macedonians had voted — well short of the 50% needed for it to be valid. now on bbc news — dateline london. hello and a very warm welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. it is party conference season here in britain. we are going to look at labour's week and forward to the conservatives'. we will also turn state—side to see the bitter divisions around the nominee for the supreme court in the us. stephanie baker, senior writer at bloomberg news. marc roche, correspondent for france's le point magazine and many years at le monde as well. alex deane is with us and eunice goes. a warm welcome to all of you. jeremy corbyn told the labour faithful, meeting in li

central government in baghdad nearly half a million homes are without power in western japan after typhoon trami made landfall south of a saka fierce winds interventional rain brought transport to a halt with more than a thousand flights grounded and train services suspended in the u.s. the white house says denied reports is trying to limit the f.b.i. investigation into the president's supreme court nominee the agency is looking into two allegations of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh but it's not considering accusations from a third woman who says she was raped at a party that kavanagh attenuate. and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin simon has left to go way to after talks with the emir there. kuwait has been mediating since saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt impose a real kate on qatar last year rejects their accusations that it supports terrorism if you're upset with headlines here on al-jazeera the news will continue right after inside story i hope you do stay with us thanks for watching. stepping up peace efforts in yemen the un's attempts to revive talks to end the c

typhoon trami has killed at least two people and injured scores in japan fierce winds and torrential rains have triggered the evacuation of tens of thousands more than a thousand flights have been canceled and train services have been disrupted. macedonian prime minister is or on has urged parliament to change the country's name to the republican north macedonia after more than ninety percent of voters supported the move in a referendum but amid an opposition boycott the vote felt to secure the fifty percent turnout needed to make it valid the change would resolve a longstanding dispute with greece and pave the way to nato and e.u. membership. in spain hundreds of people are demonstrated outside a prison work separatist leaders are being held they were imprisoned after organizing an illegal independence referendum last year separatists have called for rallies to mark today's one year anniversary of the vote. in germany state by state. at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on d w dot com. there are shocking rumors about camp moria one of europ