walter lubcke was shot and killed execution style at his home two weeks ago.ast week and a suspect was arrested and police say he has links to far right extremists. >> there is still a lot of work to be done. that was the message from these three men. details of the case remain vague, but one thing is sure. >> a right wing extremist attack on a leading state representative is an alarm signal and it is directed at all of us. >> this is an image of the alleged perpetrator from 2002. whether he acted alone or was part of a group or even a network is currently not clear, according to authorities. however, the suspect who was arrested at his home, may have had help. according to information from two german broadcasters and a newspaper, investigators are pursuing clues that point to accomplices. one witness told police they heard a gunshot on the night of the attack in the village and that afterward, two cars had driven aggressively through the village. officials say the suspect, who had a previous conviction for politically motivated crimes, had not been monitored

claims it was this statement that spurred him to kill walter lubcke.rent: it is hot here in europe. a record-breaking heat wave is making life miserable from millions of people across the continent. authorities in paris have banded 60% -- have banned 60% of cars to the city to mitigate the buildup of dangerous levels of smog in the ozone. record highs are expected in spain's northeast and in the capital madrid. and here in berlin it was a record-breaking hot, june day. gonna: i will keep checking berlin's temperature throughout the day and find out how my fellow berliners are handling the heat, and closely observe if the german capital can top the record. 38.5 degrees celsius. that was the hottest june temperature ever recorded in germany until today. if this does not sound hot to you, it does to people here. most of us do not have air conditioning at home. how well-prepared are you? >> i am taking my family to the pool and we will be staying there the whole day. >> it is best not to work or strain too much. stay in the shade. gonna: and it is getting

walter lubcke, who was head of the city council in kassel, was found dead in his garden last saturdayreports suggest a younger man, who knew mr lubcke, has been taken into provisional custody. the leaders of the pro—democracy movement in sudan have called for a nationwide campaign of civil disobedience starting on sunday. their call comes after three figures in groups opposing the government, including a politician, were arrested following a deadly crackdown last monday and mediation attempts by the ethiopian prime minister. they come just after ethiopian‘s prime minister visited sudan. he was coming in as a mediator to bring together the opposition alliance and the military. when he spoke to both sides, to each side rather, they seemed like they were open to dialogue, although the opposition gave a list of conditions before they would speak. but the military followed that up by ordering these arrests and three opposition leaders arrested in just a matter of hours. so i think that only raises the tension now in sudan. i've been speaking to dr abdelgalil, president of the uk branch of

walter lubcke, who was head of the city council in kassel, was found dead in his garden last saturdayinto provisional custody. if you've been dreaming of getting a ticket on a luxury cruise liner that sails to venice, you may want to think again. that's because thousands of people in the city have been calling for large vessels to be banned from the famous giudecca canal. the protest comes days after a cruise ship crashed into a tourist boat, injuring four people. rahuljoglekar has more. the msc opera lost control and crashed into the pier in venice last week. it injured people and caused damage to property. but in its wake, residents of the lagoon city have been left fuming. they came out onto the street wanting ships like these to be kicked out from their canals. translation: we demand that these liners be immediately banned from venice lagoon. what happened on sunday shows that they are dangerous, they are out of control in case of failure, and they cannot continue to play russian roulette with our homes, our lives and our cities, just to enrich these cruise companies. translation:

walter lubcke, who was head of the city council in kassel, was found dead in his garden last saturdayn shot in the head. reports suggest a younger man, who knew mr lubcke, has been taken into provisional custody. the us president, donald trump, has been celebrating his deal with mexico, designed to reduce the number of migrants crossing the border into america. he had threatened to impose trade tariffs if there was no agreement. in a joint declaration, the two countries said mexico would take unprecedented steps to curb irregular migration and human trafficking. the latest data shows more than 132,000 arrests were made on the us border in may, the highest in more than a decade, and a 33% increase from april. it was also the highest monthly total since mr trump took office. many of the migrants come from central america, as the bbc‘s will grant reports. porous, jungled, and nearly impossible to police. every day people move back and forth across the suchiate river, mexico's natural border with central america, on inflatable rafts. many cross for work, commerce, even school. but for us