injerusalem was was taking place the new us embassy in jerusalem was being was taking place the newm was being formally opened and the bbc news channel was covering the ceremony. heavenly father, we come before you... well, as that blessing ceremony gets under way let's show you what happened on the border with gaza earlier this afternoon. protests there at today's ceremony. afternoon. protests there at today's ceremony. we will keep the ceremony there. you can see the events on the left and these pictures from gaza, bringing those to you now. antoine, you were born in gaza... one dealer rang us to voice his frustration at what he saw. so much of the time you just walked over the event. i wanted to hear it. why on earth can you not wait until after the event is finished, and then give us your analysis? let me speak for itself. let us make up our own minds. you can then offer us analysis of your own can then offer us analysis of your own if you wish, after the event. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs or even

protests were stoked by the opening of the us embassy injerusalem. and with 5 days to go before the royal wedding, the daily mail is reporting that meghan markle is pleading with her father to walk her down the aisle. it is unclear whether meghan markle‘s father will attend the wedding on saturday as planned, after he controversially made a deal with the paparazzi. the financial times reports that a us supreme court has paved the way for legalised sports gambling across the us — after it struck down a federal law that banned such wagering in almost all american states. the decision could open up the us to betting companies that have long sought access to the lucrative market. the washington post says the us city of seattle has voted to impose a new tax on the biggest companies based there. amazon — the city's biggest employer — and starbucks are amongst those who will pay $275 a year per employee. the china daily features the extraordinary story of a pilot who saved over 100 passengers onboard a plane with a broken windshield. the paper speaks to the

we have the moving of the us embassy to jerusalem from tel aviv. we have the 70 year anniversary.hat is going to happen in the days and weeks ahead? the thing is, it's not so much a concern as an expectation. for decades, palestinians have been protesting against israeli aggression and being met with violence. the difference is that the only time we are given a chance in the media or to tell our narrative is when the israeli ‘s are feeling uncomfortable when they are affected. the expectation that we are going to be violently suppressed as it has always been. to you fill the situation has got a lot worse for you given decision in the white house? they have emboldened israel and for their crimes against palestinians and for colonising the land. it is colonialism and the us administration is giving the green light fruit and all the oppression that comes with it. we are hearing that comes with it. we are hearing that the white house are getting together a new idea in terms of peace in israel between israel and palestine. you are smiling. what do you make of it? the us administration

injerusalem, was the event at which palestinian fury is directed — the inauguration of the us embassyof domestic british intelligence, m15 accuses russia of criminal thuggery over the salisbury attack, and says it's using its power to undermine democracies in europe. instead of becoming a respected great nation, it risks becoming a more isolated pariah. and will be bringing reports of another suicide attack in indonesia. the series of suicide attacks in indonesia continues. they've all been in the second biggest city surabaya — and the latest was this morning. five family members arrived outside a police station and detonated their explosives. all but one died, ten other people were injured. these were the moments before... this is cctv footage take moments before the attack. you can just make out the two motorbikes as they approach the checkpoint at the police station. what happened next is too graphic to show you. this though is the aftermath. you can see that those motorbikes we re you can see that those motorbikes were nowhere to be seen, and there's a huge amount of smoke. the fa

the demonstrators were protesting the opening of the us embassy in jerusalem.as called for more demonstrations today to mark the 70th anniversary of his relapse building, they palestinians referred to as the great catastrophe. as of now a smaller number of demonstrators are expected to take part in the protest. there are reports in israeli media that hamas is having second thoughts of continuing the demonstrations and israel has threatened to target senior hamas officials for assessing nation. during yesterday's embassy dedication ceremony there were a few references to the violence unfolding not 15 miles away. for the most part the mood at the dedication ceremony was festive. the us delegation included a dozen senators and congressmen and jared kushner and ivanka. donald trump said the us is fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace, but the us's role of brokering any future peace agreement is in serious question. the palestinians have said the us cannot be trusted at the negotiating table. shannon: let's hope they changed their minds and the violence en

it is the movement of the us embassy from tel aviv tojerusalem.he movement of the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. it is not a new building, but this is a very symbolic move and will have ratification throughout the world. what is their take on at? understandably, the headline reads a sad day. it is not surprising that the gulf news should say in the opening paragraph that piece has been more elusive than ever. in theory, it does not actually make a difference, because this does not make any comment about east jerusalem and, in theory, a posterior in —— palestinian state could adopt eastjerusalem as its capital. but it does send an enormous asset. and the palestinians have understandably ta ken enormous asset. and the palestinians have understandably taken a much harder line. —— does send an enormous message. in order to appeal to the moderate, ordinary palestinians, abbas has had to take a strong line. so has had an impact and will continue to have an impact. yes, as i say, is not surprising that the gulf news should run with this big headl

please is really bikers staged their own tribute to the new us embassy.old site in tel aviv. soon after the modern state of israel was created, exactly 70 years ago, if major routes in its capital, but not even its closest ally recognised that until president trump's declaration last year. recognised that until president trump's declaration last yeahm recognised that until president trump's declaration last year. it is a great thing for israel that the president of the united states did what he promised and many presidents before him promised, to move to jerusalem. we want to shoot everybody, this is the place of our capital and all the embassies in the world needs to be there. this holy and disputed city is at the very heart of the israel, palestinian conflict. both sides wanted as their capital. for decades, most of the world agreed its status should be divided between them in peace talks. the us is the first of its embassy, but already others say they will follow. for now, the new embassy will just be follow. for now, the new embassy willjust be a few

demonstrators were protesting opening the us embassy in jerusalem.amas called for demonstrations to mark the 70th anniversary of his relapse founding. as of now, a smaller number of protesters are expected to take part, during yesterday's embassy dedication sermonic, there were a few references to the violence taking place 15 miles away, but the move was festive with those in attendance giving red and blue baseball caps with the embassy logo. the us delegation included a dozen senators and congressmen and the pres.'s daughter ivanka and jared kushner, the pres. reaffirmed the decision recognizing jerusalem as his relapse n the prime minister benjamin netanyahu called a glorious day. >> thank you, donald trump for having the courage to keep your promises. >> thank you, donald trump and thank you all for making the alliance between america and israel stronger than ever. >> reporter: palestinian leaders say this means the end of america's role in brokering a peace process. in addition to moving the embassy, donald trump while campaigning pledged he woul

injerusalem, israelis celebrate the opening of the new us embassy while palestinians protest. a standing ovation for kate adie as she wins this year's bafta fellowship. tributes have been paid to tessa jowell — the veteran labour cabinet minister and peer — has died after spending herfinal months campaigning for better treatments for brain cancer. she was 70 and she was diagnosed with a brain tumour a year ago. today, she was remembered for a long career in public service, including setting up sure start children's centres and helping to bring the olympics to london. nick robinson — who interviewed her during her illness — reports. i spent a huge amount of time with people with cancer... tessa jowell knew she had just weeks to live when she launched one last campaign to improve cancer care for all. i am not afraid. i feel very clear about my sense of purpose and what i want to do. and how do i know how long it's going to last? baroness jowell. hear, hear. a public servant to the very last, dame tessa spoke to a packed, a tearful house of lords, about how those with tumours lik

today is a day of celebration as the us embassy opens in jerusalem. the choice of pastor robert jeffers to offer a prayer sense exactly the wrong message. he has a history of bigoted comments about lb gt q people, christians, muslims, other religions. >> i have never said anything derogatory about the jewish people. i talk about the oneness we share in worshiping the same god in the scriptures. i want to be clear. i'm not a big it, i'm not an extremist, but i do without apology embrace the most foundational belief of christianity and that is the faith alone in jesus christ is the exclusive way to heaven. jesus said i am the way, the truth and the life, no man comes to the father but through me. people can disagree with jesus's words, millions of them do but the fact that i and hundreds of millions of evangelical christians around the world believe what jesus said about the way to heaven does not make us a big it. this is not a surprising statement, the fact is this has been the teaching of the church for 2000 years. >> you understand why some folks ar

these israeli bikers staged their own tributes to the new us embassy.in from the old site in tel aviv. soon after the modern state of israel was created, exactly 70 years ago, it madejerusalem its capital. but not even its closest ally recognised it until president trump's declaration last year. it's a great thing for israel that the president of the united states did what he promised, and many presidents before him promised, to move tojerusalem. and we want to show to everybody, this is the place of our capital, and all the embassies in the world need to be there. this holy and disputed city is at the very heart of the israel—palestinian conflict. both sides want it as their capital. and for decades, most of the world agreed its status should be decided between them in peace talks. the us is the first to move its embassy but already others offices that were already here. it will take years before a new building goes up. but it is the change taking place right now that has huge symbolic significance. that is why israelis are delighted, and palestinians

correspondents on the ground tanya kramer's an east jerusalem and a standing by for us right outside the new embassy is my office waiter good to see all of you to have you all with us my hour we're going to start with you what message to the u.s. and israel want to send with us embassy inauguration. well very frankly from the american side it's simply a matter of saying we stand with israel and from president trump side it's saying trump keeps his promises this has been a campaign promise of him has been a promise of several u.s. presidents before him and now it's finally happened and there is a small crowd of trump supporters who are here are all very very happy with the move tanya let's come to you now because you're in the palestinian part of the city in east jerusalem where they want to have their capital city what has been happening there today what have people been telling you. well i think you are saying you know that they hope for having. capital in the future and depend on palestinian state is really fading away politically they see israel is now more on the winning side and us watching. th

embassy. for what is left of israel's peace movement, this is a dark day. inside, the ustheir colours, and so has the trump administration. it's broken with an international consensus thatjerusalem's status is undecided, so embassies should stay in tel aviv. president trump's daughter ivanka did the honours. we welcome you efficiently and for the first time to the embassy the united states, here injerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. applause. her father appeared on video. israel is a sovereign nation, with the right like every other sovereign nation, to determine its own capital. but for many years we've failed to acknowledge the obvious, the plain reality that israel's capital is jerusalem. ivanka's husband is a senior adviser to her father. they celebrated with israel's prime minister. what a glorious day. remember this moment. applause this is history. president trump, by recognising history, you have made history. moving the embassy is a triumph for prime minister netanyahu, it's a promise kept for president trump, and most israelis are happy. but so far, the

all part of the great march of return as well as the process to the relocation of use embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. although hotels were reported, limited clashes took place between demonstrators and israeli security forces at several checkpoints. the situation deteriorated throughout the day. particularly along the perimeter fence. according to various reports at least 60 people were killed, including six children and more than 1300 reportedly injured by light ammunition and rubber bullets. one israeli soldier was would wd taken to hospital for treatment. since the beginning of the process on march 30, over 100 people have been killed including 13 children. over half yesterday alone. this constituted the bloody state in gaza with the highest death and injury toll since the conflict of 2014. hamas and islamic jihad have knowledge among those killed were members of their organizations and the israel defense forces claim at least 24 had links to militant activities. the process has engage in violence and provocative actions including the placing of improvised explosive devices on t

embassy. for what is left of israel's peace movement, this is a dark day. inside, the uscolours, and so has the trump administration. it's broken with an international consensus thatjerusalem's status is undecided, so embassies should stay in tel aviv. president trump's daughter if ivanka trump did the honours. herfather appeared on her father appeared on video. israel isa her father appeared on video. israel is a sovereign nation, with the right like every other sovereign nation, to determine its own capital. but for many years we have failed to acknowledge the obvious, the plain reality that israel's capital is jerusalem. ivanka trump's husband is a senior adviser to her father. they celebrated with israel's prime minister. what a glorious day for stop remember this moment. applause this is history. president trump, by recognising history, you have made history. moving the embassy is a triumph for prime minister netanyahu, a promise kept for president trump, and most israelis are happy. but so far, there is no evidence to back up mr netanyahu's claim that it's good for

today, the us embassy in israel will open at its new location injerusalem.is have been celebrating the change, which takes place on the 70th anniversary of its founding. the move has exacerbated tensions with palestinians, who've called for protests at the new embassy. president donald trump's daughter ivanka and her husband, jared kushner, have arrived in the country. the couple — both senior white house advisers — will attend a ceremony to mark the embassy opening. the israeli prime minister benjamin neta nyahu called for other nations to follow the us example. i call on all countries to join the us in moving their embassies to jerusalem. move your embassies to jerusalem. move your embassies to jerusalem because it's the right thing to do, and move your embassies tojerusalem, listen to this, move your embassies to jerusalem tojerusalem, listen to this, move your embassies tojerusalem because it advances peace. 0ur middle east editor jeremy bowen is injerusalem. he described the mood there. well, life goes on but there is also a lot of tension and there is

american officials talk about peace at the opening of the us embassy in jerusalem.ree — 52 people were killed today in violence on the border between gaza and israel. protestors knew the israeli army would fire back and the death toll was high. benjamin netanyahu said the country was right to act in self defence. recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel was a campaign promise for donald trump — his supporters are pleased he's made good on that commitment. also on the programme: the head of domestic british intelligence, mi5, accuses russia of bare—faced lying and criminal thuggery over the salisbury nerve agent attack. the countdown is on to the royal wedding and the us isjoining in the celebration, as one of us found out.

be impartial, and they told us: finally, while some of that violence was taking place, the new us embassyy opened, and the bbc news channel was covering the ceremony. heavenly father, we come before you... it gets under way. let's show you... it gets under way. let's show you what happened on the border with gaza earlier this afternoon. protests they are at today's ceremony will keep the ceremony to me can see the events of the left and the pictures from gaza as those are being brought in now. one viewer rang us to voice his frustration at what he saw. so much of the time you just talk over the event. i wanted to hear it. why on earth can you not wait until after the event is finished and then give us your analysis? but the news speakfor give us your analysis? but the news speak for itself. let us make up our own mind. that you can then offer analysis then if you wish after the event. thanks for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions on bbc news and current affairs, or even appear on the programme, you can call us on 0370 010 6676 or e—mail newswatch at bbc dot co

by fire from israeli troops they were among thousands protesting against the opening of the new us embassy in jerusalem the white house blames hamas for intentionally provoking the israeli response to the dedication of the u.s. embassy went ahead despite those protests. the u.s. delegation it was called a glorious day israel's prime minister. also coming. or are they. to members of germany's national football squad meet turkey's president. over their loyalties law. good to have you with us for some it was a day of joy for others a day today and today the u.s. officially opened its new embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis condemned by palestinians president decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital broke with decades of u.s. policy and it put the country at odds with most of the international community today at the border with gaza palestinian protesters a protest against the move they turned deadly with at least fifty people killed by israeli troops the white house has blamed hamas which governs gaza for what he called intentionally cynically provoking the israeli r

embassy went ahead despite the protests if husband jared kushner the u.s. delegation israel's prime minister called it quote a glorious day. it's good to have you with us for some a day of joy for others a day of death today the u.s. officially opened its new embassy in jerusalem a move celebrated by israelis and condemned by palestinians protests on the gaza border turned deadly with fifty two people killed by israeli troops there the white house is blaming hamas which governs gaza for what it called intentionally and cynically provoking the israeli response president trumps decision last year to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital with decades of the u.s. policy and it put at odds with most of the international community. donald trump didn't come to the opening ceremony himself instead he sent his daughter ivanka and her husband jared kushner both advisors to the president who decided to move the embassy and recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. trump sent a video message to the gathering israel is a sovereign nation with the right like every other sovereign nation to determine its own capital prime minister binyamin netanyahu called this a hi

trump said moving the us embassy to jerusalem with make peace more likely by taking the city off theple here in virtually every single palestinian that makes no sense. >> there were more protests planned to mark the 70 film anniversary of what palestinians call a day of catastrophe following the founding of the state of missouri. >> 40 people said, the white house isn't offering condolences or any heartfelt comments on the loss of life. >> reporter: tonight's panel to break a dr. richard fowler, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, pres. of the american conservative union. would you be surprised if the coverage were different? >> of course, the israeli government would blame the foreign-policy the terrorists want to destroy israelis in the state of israel and believe they should have jerusalem in jerusalem shouldn't be the capital of the state of israel. there will never be a time we could keep our promise which every president has made since bill clinton to move this embassy without problems. most people said it would start world war iii. it is tragic so many people are d

and the us is preparing to open its new embassy in jerusalem, and the us is preparing to open its newng. here's carole walker in the bbc newsroom with a summary of todays news. the head of m15 is warning so—called islamic state still aspires to plan devastating and complex attacks despite its loss of territory. andrew parker will be speaking to an audience of european security chiefs in berlin and will also say that european intelligence partnerships have never been more important. you will also deliver a strong rebuke to russia in his first public comments since the attack in salisbury. more than half of uk police forces are handing over victims of crime to the home office for immigration enforcement. the figures have been revealed to this programme through the freedom of information act. can planners say the hostile environment policy means seriously vulnerable people are not reporting crime. the home office says it would support vulnerable migrants regardless of their immigration status. there's been a sharp rise in the number of children under 11 referred for mental health treatme

by fire from israeli troops they were among thousands protesting against the opening of the new us embassy in jerusalem the white house is blaming hamas for intentionally provoking the israeli response while the.

injerusalem, israelis celebrate the opening of the new us embassy, while palestinians protest. vation for kate adie as she wins this yea r‘s bafta fellowship. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. joininh me arejohn rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent and katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator. thanks very much to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the metro leading with a picture of the dame tessa jowell, who has died aged 70. reports the father of prince harry's soon to be wife, meghan markle, might no longer be welcome at the royal wedding after being accused of staging fake paparazzi pictures. "patients trapped by care closures" — says the daily express. they're reporting that every month last year, more than 12 care homes went bankrupt as owners fought to find the money to cover increasing running costs. the ft also running a tribute to the late dame tessa jowell and also reporting that donald trump has ordered the us commerce department to assist a chinese telecoms group

i call on all countries tojoin the us in moving their embassies to jerusalem.jerusalem, because it's the right thing to do, and move your embassies tojerusalem — listen to this — move your embassies to jerusalem because it advances peace. 0ur middle east editor jeremy bowen is injerusalem. he described the mood there. well, life goes on, but there is also a lot of tension and there is a big deployment of various kinds of police, paramilitary police, the army is not very far away either in the territories. i think there is a fear that there could be some trouble. the move of the american embassy for the israeli prime minister mr netanyahu is a great triumph, a great day, something he has wanted for a very long time. for the palestinians, it is pretty disastrous, but it is something they are protesting against, and particularly down in gaza, where over the last seven weeks of protest, more than a0 palestinians have been shot dead by the israelis and more than 2000 wounded. so that kind of thing is likely to come to a crescendo in the course of this coming week. i

protests were stoked by the opening of the us embassy injerusalem.he daily mail is reporting that meghan markle is pleading with her father to walk her down the aisle. it is unclear whether meghan markle's father will attend the wedding on saturday as planned, after he controversially made a deal with the paparazzi. the financial times reports that a us supreme court has paved the way for legalised sports gambling across the us — after it struck down a federal law that banned such wagering in almost all american states.

tojerusalem trump moved to the us embassy over to jerusalem and trump moved to the us embassy over tojerusalemsay is that the relationship between the eu and the relationship between the eu and the usa has got to go beyond one president. we have a strong and important history together, and our economies are closely intertwined. if you take many of the debates we have been having in parliament, in quite a serious week, they come down to our prosperity and security. that is fundamentally what we are focused on. the reason we showed that magazine colour is because it shows the tenor of the conversation at the moment. is there a danger that a relationship with the usa will sour? all i remember is that we had an election in the usa where he scored millions of votes. i don't remember who voted for donald tusk. he said he will do a trade deal with the united kingdom and i'm keen to get that happening. there is a lot of protectionism on both sides. we need to dismantle all of these particular problems that really prevent us from trading freely. frictionless trade! we may have just got them agreeing. t

go and break you know the common position of europe going to or choose to the open you know for us embassy in jerusalem and some like that because they consider that while they have their own national polls you're in your car go on national push israel if you are not part. of a stronger united europe countries that want to go to these crimes that are much welcome counted that they preferred to month. groby to go dark it too but they have no serious commitment towards european a further european policy should decide by don't show people this will come but everybody have to be you know . respected the treaties before that happens and before there is actual to speak here and what we have right now is one speed europe. and there are large here a skeptic movement and you know it's there those are people who have exactly the opposing views of the orse and they actually go to the parties you know and i think a lot of european countries see the rise of those parties their reject some or all things right now this people are being ignored you know they're like whatever if you don't want to be europe

in your five day outlook. ♪ >>> thousands of protesters are denouncing tomorrow's opening of the us embassyn jerusalem. president donald j. trump decided that -- late last year to move the embassy from tel aviv. this makes the jerusalem the capital of israel. that reverses about 70 years of american-born policy. it complicates middle east peace efforts. throughout the weekend marches and protests arose in jerusalem. several italian cities, as well as in turkey, jordan, and indonesia. >> the american decision to transfer the embassy to jerusalem, recognizing it directly is the capital of israel, is a real threat to the peace of the region in the area. >> the american embassy is an existing us consulate building rebranded as the temporary embassy. a new building will be constructed within the next few years to serve as the permanent embassy. >>> an activist megan markel have checked off another item on their to do list. they got official consent from the queen. buckingham palace released an image of a formal document granting permission for the -- marriage. the first six in line of succession

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our studios in moscow this is our national thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the opening of the new u.s. embassy in druitt drucilla has been marred by deadly violence on the gaza border and the united nations condemned israel's use of lethal force after the largest single day loss of life since two thousand and fourteen fifty five protesters were killed on monday according to gaza's health ministry eight of them were children and more than twenty seven hundred other people were injured donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital last december has caused months of unrest. water glorious day remember this morning. thanks this is history. the united states will always be a great friend of israel and a partner in the cause of freedom and peace. that diapers are still shooting tear gas canisters on the protesters at trying to disperse all these all these protesters in the e.u. can see that at the tear gaza fired is very concentrated we look and feel it from very very far away there are palestinian protesters that are injured and trapped inside where. the palestinian minister

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today the us dedicated its new embassy in jerusalem rabbis and preachers praised the u.s. president for keeping his work outside angry palestinians collided with israeli soldiers dozens of civilians are now dead and u.s. president truong well he couldn't make it today but he did send a message that this is how things are supposed to be i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. one of the glorious day remember this moment. we welcome you officially and for the first time. the and the seeing of the united states here in jerusalem the capital of israel. the united states remains fully committed to facilitating a lasting peace agreement. that no one. without president trumps determination resolve courage we would not be here today because it would mean that all of the digital effects of it was jerusalem the eternal heart of the jewish people we are applauding the bank the united states of america and president donald trump amazing responsibility could be must. may there be peace may god bless there's embassy. also coming up on the day is. terror strikes indonesia the attackers

us. now the opening of the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem has been marred by deadly violence on the gaza border the united nations condemned israel's use of lethal force after the largest single day loss of life since two thousand and fourteen at least fifty eight protesters were killed on monday according to gaza's health ministry nearly a dozen were children including eight month year old girl who died of gas poisoning and more than two thousand other people were injured as well. donald trump's decision to recognize that jerusalem as the israeli capital last december has caused months of unrest. what of glorious day remember this moment. was. this is this true. that. the united states will always be a great friend of israel and a partner in the cause of freedom and peace. for the. night prayers are still shooting tear gas canisters on the protesters at trying to disperse all these all these protesters in the e.u. can see that at the tear gas fired is very concentrated we look and feel it from very very far away there are pales

in the gulf news, its take on the inauguration of the us embassy in occupied jerusalem today.ost contentious foreign policy projects. in the daily telegraph's business pages a senior british scientist is warning against self—driving cars, arguing they are not safe because engineers can not predict how their creations will behave on public roads. in the ft today, it looks at the significance of hsbc completing the world's first commercially viable trade finance transaction using blockchain. and on the front page of the new york times international edition we're introduced to an 11 year old girl from south—east london who says she looks at meghan markle and sees a version of herself, trying to find a place among its racial codes. so let's begin. with me is mark davies, chief executive at camberton. this story is on the front page of a lot of newspapers, but a different headline. we have the holmes talking about russian interference, we have the telegraphs talking about the need for cooperation post—brexit, and we have the independence and that one terrorist attack a month is thw

palestinian demonstrators were killed by the israeli army in protests against the opening of the us embassy of a palestinian mother mourning the death of her 8—month—old infant, who died after inhaling tear gas. it is quite tricky to see that, it is very squished, that graphic. the metro reports that with just days to go before the royal wedding, meghan markle's father, thomas won't be attending because he needs to undergo a heart procedure. let's now move onto the daily telegraph. its front page headline says "economy at a menopausal moment". the deputy governor of the bank of england has suggested britain's economy is entering this new phase after passing peak productivity. we will explain what the financial times details the findings of report into the demise of government contractor, carillion. the big story here in the uk. the 100—page report accuses the government, regulators, and carillion board members of failing in their responsibilities swiftly moving on to the new york times. it features a story on anne frank. new pages from her diary have been found and published. they contain a

embassy. for what is left of israel's peace movement, this is a dark day. inside, the useir colours, and so has the trump administration. it's broken with an international consensus thatjerusalem's status is undecided, so embassies should stay in tel aviv. president trump's daughter ivanka did the honours. we welcome you efficiently and for the first time to the embassy the united states, here injerusalem, the capital of israel. thank you. applause. her father appeared on video. israel is a sovereign nation, with the right like every other sovereign nation, to determine its own capital. but for many years we've failed to acknowledge the obvious, the plain reality that israel's capital is jerusalem. ivanka's husband is a senior adviser to her father. they celebrated with israel's prime minister. what a glorious day. remember this moment. applause this is history. president trump, by recognising history, you have made history. moving the embassy is a triumph for prime minister netanyahu, it's a promise kept for president trump, and most israelis are happy. but so far, there

when the us embassy opens not one democrat, not one elected member of congress attended the ceremony.ey have a problem with israel. that story next. some democratic 2020 front runners including elizabeth warren share their progressive ideas and come out swinging against donald trump and even our democracy. >> in 2016 nearly 3 million more people voted for hillary clinton than donald trump but trump took the presidency. that is not the sign of a healthy democracy. capital one and hotels.com are giving venture cardholders 10 miles on every dollar they spend at thousands of hotels. brrr! i have the chills! because of all those miles? and because ice is cold. what's in your wallet? only remfresh usesody's ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh-your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. >> shannon: has port for the shannon: is support for israel a partisan issue? it wasn't always that way. we look back at the history of the democratic party and israel. >> reporter: republican sen. t

that shaped the week sixty palestinians die and some others are injured after the opening of the us embassy in jerusalem triggers rioting on the israel gaza border. when washington votes against an international probe into the killings. the european union vows to defend its companies against u.s. sanctions after washington pulls out of the arabian new clear deal. looking good the latest of so far as i'm sure. the world would she would fit in. with friends like that with so many. and in crimea europe's longest bridge open six months ahead of shared linking the peninsula to the russian mainland. i'm kate barger here watching the weekly news headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. the u.s. officially moved its embassy in israel to jerusalem on monday sparking fatal under arrest on the gaza border the protests have become the deadliest for four years. the water the more you stay remember this moment. q. this is history. but let me put it up like that with the alert we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palace that is and to all of their neighbors may there be peace

countries which abstained there are also reports that british diplomats planned to visit the new us embassy in jerusalem despite earlier condemning the move the position of your kingdom is we don't agree with the decision of the us to to move their embassy we continue to think that that's the playing the roll call to the wrong time but we remain absolutely committed to a two state solution you heard from former british ambassador peter ford he accused britain of hypocrisy and its foreign policy. the british government are being very feeble with this they made what seemed we could go to be a principled position by boycotting. the opening what's described as the american embassy in jerusalem but then days after it appears to be business as usual many people say oh this is hypocrisy let's imagine what the situation would be if russia had for example recognized east jerusalem as the capital of palestine and set up or made. consul general in east jerusalem an embassy with the british position of being to continue doing business with it no way they would be horrified exclamations legal arguments

today the us dedicated its new embassy in jerusalem rabbis in preachers praised the u.s. president for keeping his word outside angry palestinians collided with israeli soldiers dozens of civilians are now dead and u.s. president trump well he couldn't make it today but he did send a message that this is how things are supposed to be i burned off in berlin this is the day.

islam and this incident comes at a very unfortunate time it follows the inauguration of the new us embassy in jerusalem from its original base in tel aviv and as you well know that sparked a barrage of both international and regional criticism. thank you for those details . thousands of people taking part in america's immigrant investor program have been left without money and visas made in red tape the e b five program was created in the ninety's it enabled wealthy immigrants to become permanent residents in the u.s. by investing in business is there here's how it works. the us of a the steel heart of the capitalist world and locomotive of the free market about a million people a year try to reach the land of the free there's even the annual green card lottery to boost the diversity of visa winners whether you're a scientist engineer or a political refugee everyone gets an equal chance to make it or do they there's one type of visa that's been spawning a ton of controversy lately the five it came about in one nine hundred ninety and meant that you could get residency if you invested at le

we will never accept the removing of the us embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. ignored the resolutions of the un and international law but also refrained from playing the mediating role in the settlement of the dispute between two countries and instead the us introduced itself as contributing to the conflict. we have to do everything within our capability to refrain from distorting the picture by being forged and policies of the united states and the israeli occupants and violent actions have been encouraged by the discretion of the united states. as of yesterday 60 palestinians have lost their lives and many civilians in the region of 2500 people, had been wounded, most of them heavily and these are all the result of such policies. that is president erdogan. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm 0lly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. it's no—go forjoe....hart is stood down from england world cup duties this summer and it's also bad news for wilshere. the former aston villa and bolton player jlloyd samuel has died at the age of 3

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