u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition to stay people join the fourth lies of protests outside the compound housing the military headquarters. the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting there continues thousands of people have been killed in recent days fighters loyal to waltz early for hafter trying to take the capital tripoli. it's crunch time for the u.k. with prime minister to resign may headings of brussels later to find out whether she. you can get another break that extension she met the french president and german chancellor on tuesday she requested a delay to leaving the block with no sign of a compromise may is warning the choice for the u.k. may be either to accept crashing out of the e.u. with no deal on friday or revoking article fifty and accepting no brags it at all will speak to david chaytor in brussels in just a moment but first let's go over to jonah hill he's live for us in london so journal. we've been here before she's in parliament behind you right now question ti

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition. a protester who wants to remain anonymous told al-jazeera the sit in will continue until the president steps down we're going on there this is. the first he did not have any rights for the first time ever you have some freedom. his speech expressed. so basically we're expecting a good thing we're more than a million ways. to issue the city retail very quickly members of the militias. since the start of this. every single life. we are in a critical region. disputed forces while. shooting a with the. peaceful. protesters in the crowd there firing tear gas i mean usually we have many injuries there is a split in the military being in. the lower ranks officers standing by the people the obvious that is happening with them with the higher ranks buying. the raising that. they don't care about the rest of the people the lower officers that they're defending us in the previous attacks the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for its political transition let's now speak to a hose a filmmaker and member of here if not which is a resistance movement that's helping to organize the protests in sudan he joins us from skype in kenya thank you so much for being with us so we now have this sit in outside headquarters in khartoum for a fourth day what is the end game what are the protesters hoping the army will do. ok so yes we've been there for a few days and this is after four months of actually protesting that this this party started in december mid december and it's been growing with the people about this or is becoming stronger more organized till it calls for the april sixth which was the first million people march and that turned into the city that we're at right now and right now is the person that brought this third army people from the army individual members will get together who are becoming siding with the people and the opposition party who've been organizing all this and the movements are all in one place we

u.s. britain turkey india china portugal and denmark. it would be alongside the sadness there is also disbelief and a growing sense of outrage this is a very sad and this is a very come but believe. it can. be said it's not just or an attack it's a very good grows gruesome attack on humanity. in the aftermath of the carnage sure lank is a nation in shock and looking and says. well with the people of sri lanka still reeling from these heinous acts and trying to make sense of what just happened in their country let's get you the latest from the capital colombo journalist jamila national jean joins us from there joe miller we understand that earlier today security forces initiated a controlled blast that's this means that the threat still remains. today evening the security forces a defuse a bomb which was found inside and abandoned draco's just in close proximity to the financial means church in culture because a that the first blast took place on sunday morning. just before that security forces also found eighty seven you know explosives

u.s. britain turkey india china portugal and denmark. alongside the sadness there's also a growing sense of outrage. this is a very sad moment this is a very comfortably. it's not just an attack it's a very gross who submitted on humanity. in the aftermath of the carnage sri lanka is a nation in shock and one looking for answers. all right we want to get more now from the capital colombo i'm joined on the telephone by journalist charles medina i mean it's good to have you with us let's talk a little bit about what is happening right now we understand the country is now under a state of emergency and security forces we understand today initiated a controlled blast is all of this all of that mean that the threat still remains in sri lanka tonight. so as a. country the state of emergency and as you were a correctly set of a evening because we think oh it has. been very because we have a regular with the financial means that the first. went off on funding. i think yesterday there have been seven explosives have been found and. i think. it wa

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition. for who wants to remain anonymous told al-jazeera the sit in will continue until president bashir steps down. on their disdain for the. oppressed he did not have any rights for the first time ever have some freedom. speech expressing ourselves. so basically we are expecting a good thing where more than a million years or so concern about or take the list which is the thirty three things very quickly those members of the militias packing up since the start of this but then everything alight in the pot we are in that critical region. the security forces that the kampala implying. they're shooting again with the. us the peaceful armed but the kurds in the crowd why i think you guys i mean you see we have many injuries there's a limit to the opinions of the lower rank officers there standing by the people to all these is happening with them with the hi i'm not buying and they're they're they're they're raising that. they don't have on this of the people lower down of

u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition on tuesday people join the fourth night of protests outside the compound housing the president and the military. algeria's interim leader. says free and fair elections will take place within ninety days but protesters are skeptical calling for an overhaul of the political establishment. the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting there continues dozens of people have been killed in recent days that includes at least thirty five is loyal to warlord whose forces are trying to take the capital tripoli it's forced the un's envoy to libya to perspire international. reconciliation conference it was supposed to happen next week and the u.n. is trying to get refugees out of detention centers near tripoli. people who have come to libya from other countries in the hope of crossing the mediterranean sea to reach europe ahead of the un's refugee agency tells al-jazeera the fighting is making it difficult to move people to safety while many libyans in the capi

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition a protester who wants to write i remain anonymous told al-jazeera the sit in will continue until the president steps down we're going under the system for the past thirty years suppressed he did not have any advice for the first time ever we have some freedom of speech expressing ourselves. so basically we are expecting a good thing where more than a million we are so concerned about our safety. to issue the retail very quickly members of the militias. since the start of this. every single life. we are in a critical region. the security forces are composed while. they're shooting a with the. peaceful. protesters in the crowd they're firing tear gas i mean usually we have many injuries there is a split in the military.

among them, nationals from the u.s., britain, turkey, india, china, portugal, and denmark.longside the sadness, there is also a growing sense of outrage. >> this is a very sad moment. it's a very cowardly attack. it's not just an attack. it is a gruesome attack on humanity. reportrter: in the aftermath of the carnage, sri lanka is a nation in's -- in shock. and one looking for answers. brent: we want to get more now from the capital, i'm joined by the journalist jamila najmuddin. it's good to have you with us. let's talk about what is happening right now. we understand the country is in a state of emergency, and security forces, we understand, today, issued a controlled blast. does all that mean that the threat still remains in sri lanka tonight? jamila: as of midnight tonight, the country is under a state of emergency. today evening, the security forces detonated an explosive, which they found in an abandoned like. -- lake that was close to the st. anthony's church. the first bomb went off on sunday. there have been several explosives that have been found and left abandone

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition. the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting there continues dozens of people have been killed in recent days fighters loyal to wall. i have todd trying to take the capital tripoli algeria as interim leader says free and fair elections will be held within three months. says he has no political ambitions of his own and will set up an independent committee to oversee the poll but protesters want a more immediate overhaul of the political establishment within the last hour the government has issued licenses for ten new political parties and algeria as army chief says the military will support the transition period but that period requires the people spacious he says iraq is regional stability could be damaged by donald trump's decision to designate the revolutionary guards as a terrorist organization iran's supreme leader is describing the decision as vicious and it's vile to take action against u.s. forces base

u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition on tuesday people gathered a fourth night of protests outside the compound housing the military headquarters. the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting there continues dozens of people have been killed in recent days fighters loyal to walt khalifa haftar are trying to take the capital algeria's interim leader says free and fair elections will be held within three months. says he has no political ambitions of his own he's promising to set up an independent committee to oversee the poll protesters want a more immediate overhaul of the political establishment within the last hour the government has issued licenses for ten you political parties. tough new laws banning semiautomatic guns will be in place in new zealand by the end of the week parliament acted just weeks after fifty people were shot dead during an attack on two mosques in christ church during friday prayers all but one of new zealand's one hundred twenty m.p.'s voted for the gun reform

u.s. britain turkey india china portugal and denmark. with. a long scientists sadness there is also. and a growing sense of outrage and this is a very he says. he said it's not just tech it's. to something. in the aftermath of the carnage. a nation in shock and looking for answers. while with the people of sri lanka still reeling from these heinous acts and trying to make sense of what just happened let's get you the latest from the capital colombo a journalist jamila now she joins us from there she's on the line i believe tamil we understand that the security forces initiated a controlled blast is this mean that the threat is still around. the curating for eternal. capital colombo which was in close proximity to the town and that means that the first of on them to off on sunday very loud explosion then people started panicking and then. a pistol shot fired before that there were eighty seven explosives which were found in one of the main bus station and just laugh my ass was found a number of on the proximity to. the international airport and throughout the day we have been hearing

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u.s. britain and more way have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition. scientists have unveiled the the highly anticipated first picture of a black hole a gravitational monster and a galaxy more than fifty three million light years away black holes have been impossible to see because they're so far away but a global collaboration involving a network of telescopes has made this first picture possible the debate now begins on whether the image supports or shatters the theory of general relativity here's our science and technology editor and mariana holland. people have long tried to imagine what a black hole looks like. we know they're out there monsters of space that scientists believe exert enormous gravitational force on stars and everything else around them. but if we one of these images is a guess based so far away no one had ever seen one at forty four million kilometers across the said to theory of the super massive black hole at the same to ravel milky way galaxy as at least thirty times the size of some you'd think that wou

u.s. britain turkey india china portugal and denmark. alongside the sadness it's also a growing sense of outrage. and this is a very sad thing this is happening. it's not just an attack it's a pretty gross to some extent. in the aftermath of the carnage sri lanka is a nation in shock and looking for. or each we want to get more now from the capital colombo i'm joined on the telephone by journalist. i mean it's good to have you with us let's talk a little bit about what is happening right now we understand the country is now under a state of emergency and security forces we understand today initiated a controlled asked does all this all of that mean that the threat still remains intro longer tonight. so as a. country state of emergency and as you were a correctly set the date evening that the kerry people if. they. have to call again and then been very. very close to the fan that to me read the first bomb went off on sunday. i think yesterday there have been seven explosives have been found left abandoned in the piano outside the p.p. and

u.s. britain turkey india china portugal and denmark. but you. along side the sadness there is also disbelief and a growing sense of outrage this is a very sad moment this is a very public believe. it to. be said it's not just an attack it's a pretty gross to some extent on humanity. in the aftermath of the carnage sure lank is a nation in shock and looking for answers. and the song goes straight to colombo have on the line and. she's the editor of news in asia jim media news of another explosion in the sri lankan capital and what's been happening. yet so we are hearing reports that there has been another mine explosion in iraq a skeptic or colombo in an area called. to say that any church is located. what we are hearing according to the authorities is that the. talks were when the bomb disposal card was applying to defuse it so so far that has been going to be reported. so we should understand this as a new born but not a new attack so what else are apologies finding. very basic i mean didn't particular case authorities have found an abandoned w

u.s. britain and norway have put out a joint statement urging sudan authorities to deliver a credible plan for political transition. we have on the phone with us one of the protesters at the hard to sit in who wants to remain anonymous thank you very much for speaking to us. i just want to get your view on what is happening among these protests there's a sense of almost celebration as we hear singing and people. celebrating to a certain extent but then at the same time on the other side of it you have fatalities and a crackdown can you tell us what the mood there is right now and are people are feeling . first of all thank you for having root for you to be on the show. you don't respond when you have to live. where you are of all of the expressions of a very forward looking bunch of who are going to listen to him for the past thirty years the person. who did know of a rise for the first call ever to have some freedom of speech also express yourself so the military there is we're expecting a good thing to fall out of the system can you give us are usually ideas sorry to interrupt you but ca

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u.s. britain and norway have said in a joint statement that sudanese authorities should deliver a credible plan for a political transition victoria gates and he has a latest. was. standing firm outside ami headquarters in the capital khartoum protest as chant down with the regime. six hours early as security force personnel opened fire on demonstrators in an attempt to break up their four day long mass sit in soldiers who saw the attack intervene to protect protest as letting them into their headquarters and shooting at the government security forces. a spokesman for the military says there is no splits in the armed forces and security forces remain united. the mo of the hope but i mean what about the police national security and intelligence forces are supported by the army we needed to consider certain things before moving the enthusiastic protesters outside the area very well prepared plan has helped us to control the situation in a peaceful way. some offices there have been openly siding with protest was never going to take toll of you let me say that we are here now because we're taki

u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition on tuesday people joined a fourth night of protests outside the compound housing the military headquarters in ca too. and british prime minister theresa may is heading to brussels for an emergency meeting to find out whether she can get another extension on break said she wants to postpone the date the u.k. leaves the european union to the thirtieth of june currently the deadline is friday . the family of murdered saudi journalist has denied discussing a financial settlement with saudi arabia over his killing the washington post writer was killed and dismembered by a team of agents inside the saudi consulate in istanbul in october in a statement the family said those involved will be brought to justice sanjay arabiya denies the operation was ordered by crown prince mohammed bin solomon and says eleven suspects are being tried in riyadh they had been earlier reports of the saudis giving money and houses to sons of. iraq fears regional stability could be damaged by donald trump's decision to designate ir

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u.s. britain and norway urging authorities to deliver a plan for a political transition on tuesday people join the fourth night of protests outside the compound housing the military headquarters. algeria's interim leader abdul qadeer been solid says free and fair elections will take place within ninety days but protesters are skeptical calling for an overhaul of the political establishment . the u.n. security council will hold another emergency meeting on the situation in libya as fighting there continues dozens of people have been killed in recent days that i think ludes at least thirty five was loyal to warlord khalifa haftar whose forces are trying to take the capital tripoli its force the un's envoy to libya to persuade a national reconciliation conference which was supposed to happen next week. european union leaders are heading to brussels for an emergency summit on brags that britain's prime minister met the french president and german chancellor on tuesday to requested the lane leaving the bloc to resume a once in extension to the end of june france's signal of the u.k. could stay

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u.s. now britain is considering that. >> he is obviously going to fight extradition and fight it hard.case raises significant issues about free speech have been warning about the prospect of an extradition request by thenited states nce 2010. tom: seven years inside the embassy, resolving the case will meet answering some fundamental questions. glis julian assange al campaigner who worked up a conspiracy to hack computer systems? or is he a journalist,ea publishingd information in the public interest, something the court may be more lenient about? in these modern times, he may well be a bit of both. this is how he described himself to the bbc in 2010. julian: we are a publisher. we accept information from whistleblowers. we vet it, analyze it, and publish it. that is what we do. tto charges say he did more than accept and publish. it accuses him of requesting information from chelsea manning, the u.s. intelligence analyst, and trying to crack a password himself. he is not accused of spying orso tr and the maximum sentence is less than the timeth he spent iembassy. cat labour believes h

u.s. britain and norbury have put out a joint statement urging sudanese authorities to deliver equatable plan for political transition a protester who wants to remain anonymous has told al-jazeera. continue until president bashir is to. we're going on the system for the past thirty years suppressed he did not have any advice for the first time ever we have some freedom of speech expressing ourselves so basically we are expecting a good thing where more than a million we are hopeless. which is a totally very quickly lost members of the many issues developing else since the start of this ship and everything in life. we are in that critical region. the security force the spectacle all while. they're shooting a with the. peaceful. protesters in the crowd quieting. i mean we have many injuries there's a limit to the thing in. the lower ranks there's something by the people called as it is happening with the. buying and. the raising that they don't have on their side the people. they're defending us in the previous attacks to us here in our the interim leader has pledged to hold free and fair elect

u.s. is britain's closest ally.here will be widespread opposition to e visit. >> many of the things this president has sd, people find jeible. the amplification of racist tweets. f somes views people find objectionable. the great thing in a democracy is people will make their views known. the key is that the protests are peaceful but lawful as well. jon: the last time the president was in the u.k., there were large, good-natured protests. but donald trump did not see any of them. he was deliberately helicoptered from one secure location to another, never coming w face-to-fah the demonstrators. amis will be only the third state visit by aican president to the u.k. during the queen's long reign. some say it is too soon for donald trump, others that he is too controversial figure. but he was never going to turn down the invitation. the pageantry of a state visit just before seeking reelection, ulwoplay well with the american public. jon sopel, bbc news, washingtour ' the head of sudan' military leadership has told the

trade deal britain will be at the top of the queue for us lovely but is it all good news for britain tough u.s. lugosi is the object to show britain will be treated like any other trading partner crucially meaning britain has to provide access for u.s. agricultural products it should also remove barriers and allow access in full for american medicines there's growing alarm in britain at the possibility of a post breaks a deal with the us what the implications really will mean people fear for a start it could open the door to chlorine was chicken hormone pumped beef and raise the cost of medicine of the national health service because people wonder what they thought of this offer. i think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in us immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for pointed straight and we call even the brics it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be postscripts that the u.s. would definitely get more from that deal with than we do i do

u.s. britain and norway have issued a joint statement urging authorities to deliver a credible plan for a political transition. algeria's army chief says foreign parties are trying to undermine stability in the country guide sana has also called on people to be patient is comments come amid ongoing protests calling for a complete overhaul of the political establishment on tuesday interim president. has said an election will take place in three months he says he has no political ambitions of his own and will set up an independent committee to oversee the poll. the u.n. security council is due to have another emergency meeting on the continuing fighting in libya forces loyal to wall otani for half talk among dozens of people killed in the past few days on the outskirts of the capital tripoli the un's envoy to libya has will spawn a national reconciliation conference planned for next week and british prime minister theresa may is heading to brussels for an emergency uniting to find out whether she can get another extension on breaks it she wants to postpone the date the u.k. leaves the europ

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u.s. warms britain against using the chinese tech giant while away for a five g. network over spying fees again coming up. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be close it's like the books all three of them all the people. interested always in the logs of. six. again cyber security officials in the united states warning britain against allowing the chinese take john huawei to build a five g. network washington says the company's untrusted vendor in cooperation may endanger intelligence sharing with the u.k. . what we really have here is a loaded gun is something that western democracies who values human rights should think very carefully about if they want to give that to an authoritarian regime with very different values about the use of data. well we've already conducted five g. trials in a number of european countries including france and germany the u.s. has accused the chinese friend of money laundering fraud and theft of intellectual

u.s. warns britain against using the chinese tech giant qual a for five g. network over more spying fears we'll tell you all about it will be back. now doing those manufacturing jobs also start to innovate because that's where the innovation happens on the factory floor so the factory floor is been moved to china as you point out. we moved all of our jobs manufacturing over to china all the innovations in china so we don't it's not it's not created in california built in china is going to be created in china built in china. seem wrong. just don't. get to shape out. active. and engaged in. the trail. find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again good morning international with me kevin owen so is this time for the break cyber security officials in the united states a warning britain against allowing the chinese take to help build a five g. network that washington says the company is an untrusted vend corporation made danger intelligence sharing with the u.k. what we really have here is a loaded gun is something that western democraci

negotiating objectives so britain will be treated like any other trading partner meaning it has to provide access for u.s. agricultural products they should also remove barriers and allow access in full for american medicines there's growing alarm in britain of the possibility of a post breaks that deal with the us people fear it will open the door to chlorine most chicken and hormone pumped beef and raise the cost of medicine in the national health service we also people in london what they thought of the offer i think a trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in australia immediately leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the us that's never good never going to be a negotiate for pointed straight and we would call even negotiate bricks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be prosperous that the us would definitely get more from not do it than we do i don't we don't currently i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything on

u.s. as britain decides while way can be involved in the rollout of a five g. network to fight security. and rafael nadal moves on to the next round of the buffalo. i have been when i want to call it named off to him he said will have to. boeing says the global grounding of its seven three seven max jets will cost the airline a more than one billion dollars three hundred forty six people were killed when its planes crashed in ethiopia and march and indonesia last year the company has faced accusations of ignoring poor practices at some of its construction plants out of there as heidegger castro spoke to one whistleblower. rags left near landing gear a loose bolt in an engine chewing gum holding together a door trim these are among the concerns voiced by nearly a dozen boeing whistle blowers who say the company's seven eighty seven dreamliner jet produced in south carolina should not have been delivered in such conditions a new york times investigation reviewed hundreds of internal boeing documents and federal records and interviewed current and former boeing employees john barnett worked

u.s. illegally britain's parliament is getting another chance to find a way forward on the russians delayed departure from the e.u. they'll be a vote on four alternative options to prions the tories a maze withdrawal deal which politicians have rejected three times the options are too soft to break so where britain would retain much closer then with to the e.u. they would also vote on whether the people should vote on whatever politicians choose and finally a plan to cancel breaks them all together as a last resort to avoid crashing out of the e.u. without a deal. facebook has removed hundreds of fake accounts and spam pages linked to political parties and india and pakistan for military facebook says the accounts were created to manipulate social media uses one of the main offenders was discovered to be india's main opposition congress party campaigning for the upcoming general election well those are the headlines on al-jazeera counting the cost is coming up next thank you very much for watching. hello i'm adrian finnegan and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera a weekly look at the wo

the united states we're standing here waiting to make a trade deal britain will be at the top of the queue for us so now the tough u.s. negotiating objectives show that britain will be treated just like any other trading partner meaning that it has to provide access for u.s. agricultural products and it should also remove barriers to allow access in full for american medicines to but there's growing alarm in britain over the possibility of a post breakfast deal with the united states critics fear that it will open the door to things like chlorine washed chicken hormone pumped beef and also raise the cost of medicine say in the national health service as well we've been asking people in london what they think of the united states offer i think a trade deal with america sounds an awful there's no point in. leaving the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the u.s. that's never we were never going to be negotiate for point a straight when we call even negotiate breaks it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can and if we're going to be opposed to the u.s. would definitely get more from not

u.s. presidential hopefuls. britain's biggest far right groups. make a difference and i completely agree with kids. around the clock across the world. from the team on myself. no neal a low welcome to our top story it's is the twenty third psalm theory of government rallies in fronts of the so named yellow vests gather again nation wide these are live pictures right now from the french capital of black plumes of smoke going out into the center and emergency crews as well being called died after a number of arrests just some baccarat and it is the first turnout since the not to dump cathedral blaze with protesters anger directed at the the vast amounts of money donated for repairs police have really used a tear gas some arrested we believe around one hundred people. was. was. oh god god god god let's go live now ourselves to parse on a correspondent charlotte do but who joins us on the phone charlotte how are today's protests and why indeed has the not dumb fire given them a new focus. well once again with the incredibly tense protest in paris ther

u.s. and britain to work out a way to get assange. r sources are suggesting here. the question i had in my mind was how are they getting him out of the embassy. ecuador just simply said enough with you, you're done and the british police walked in and arrested him. >> just to refresh viewers, if you go back to bradley manning and chelsea manning working with assange and leaking those documents. through the presidential campaign not directly linked but wikileaks working allegedly with russians to get the dnc e-mails during that campaign. >> yeah, so wikileaks began as a transparency organization and publishing those documents leaked by chelsea manning who was in a roi iraq at the time wh the u.s. army. basically holding governments accountable and many news media organizations published those materials. there was a helicopter in iraq that drew lot of criticism but over the years it became clear that wikileaks was growing closer to russia. there were never leaks that criticized authoritarian governments and at some point the u.s. governm

intervene to prevent its national wiki leaks founder julian assange from being extradited from britain to the u.s. the government said a songes case was a matter for those two countries alone a small group of songes supporters gathered in sydney to protest against us on just jailing in london yesterday was taken into custody after spending seven years in the ecuadorian embassy u.s. he says him of conspiring to reveal government secrets to supporters say he exposed atrocities and acted in the public interest here's a look back on yesterday's events. police strong out of the ecuadorian embassy in london handcuffed and protesting the be added we found i resisted leaving his refuge of almost seven years the arrest comes one day after wiki leaks accused the ecuadorian government of spying on a song secretly filming his meetings with lawyers and a doctor inside the embassy. ecuador had clearly had enough of the controversial guest in london accusing him of interfering in its foreign policies and violating the rules of asylum. it will be in the body in the next few hours the government will reveal some

u.s. . now britain's parliament will be asked to vote on four alternative options later on monday the house of commons speaker john boehner called it chose the options from which was submitted to tories amazed that date has been rejected three times by members of parliament live pictures from politicians and. following the debate he's joining us live from london to talk us through the. options that they'll be voting on warry. yeah this this is the second round of what is being cold the indicative voice an attempt by parliament to try and break the brakes at impasse and find an alternative path they have rejected to reason maze with george agreement several times already so john biker's you say is chosen for options there were eight last time and the four options they are going to be looking at later on and have been a couple of hours of these number one is a customs union that means that any breaks it deal would keep the u.k.'s trade tariffs tied to the european union's number two is what's being called common markets two point zero that means a customs union and also staying inside the sin