other stories making news around the world seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia what could be the country's worst mass shooting for decades police were called to the property outside perth where they found the bodies of four children and three articles treating the incident as a murder suicide. south africa's elite police unit has taken over the investigation into an attack on a mosque outside durban because extremism is suspected. on person died in two others were wounded in the attack which happened on thursday after midday prayers. malaysia's jailed opposition leader anwar ibrahim is to be granted a full royal pardon allowing him to leave prison in the next few days and paving the way for a political comeback the country's newly elected prime minister mahathir mohamad said the said that he will hand power to mr anwar in a few years it's the latest move in a week of surprising political developments in malaysia which had been governed by the same party for decades. historic moment for malaysia's opposition the swearing in of a new government but leader anwar ib

langer has been head coach of western australia and the perth scorchers since november 2012. is through to the quarterfinals of the estoril open. the british number one beat teenage wild card alex de minaur in straight sets. he'll play world number 68 joao sousa in the quarterfinals. former world number one novak djokovic admits his confidence has taken a blow after struggling for form in 2018 the 12—time the 12—time grand slam champion hasn't made it to the last eight in any of the five tournaments he's played this year, since returning from an elbow injury. he feels he's not too far away from an improvement though. after plant without pain on court, and that is the best news at the moment, as i had really great problems playing without it, causing significant pain. basically now it is all about elevating, and they are back on the team. i am very happy to have them alongside me because they know me very well, they know making very well, and me as a person, i believe it will somehow fall quickly into place, and better results already. john higgins is through to the semi final

seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia in what appears to be the country's worst mass shooting in decades police are called to the property outside of perth where they found the bodies of four children and three adults they are treating the incident as a murder suicide. many syrian refugees dream of returning to their homes one day but according to a new syrian law just introduced by the assad regime owners of destroyed properties now only have thirty days to appear in person to prove their ownership if they don't and the unclaimed land will be seized by the government. or get to shoka met with a syrian human rights lawyer in berlin who is helping refugees afraid of losing their rights to return home. as a human rights lawyer and critic of bashar al assad and while boonie has been trying to bring syrian perpetrators of torture to justice now he's grappling with property rights law we meet him in berlin his new home since he fled syria four years ago. i've been his phone has been ringing nonstop since assad issued his so-called secret number ten refugees all

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seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia in what could be the country's worst mass shooting in decades police were called to the property outside of perth where they found the bodies of four children and three adults there treating the incident as a murder suicide. well now we are looking at you ass e.u. trade relations are we want to go down this year some we found a very interesting point about the situation there sara now european trade negotiators are scrambling to work out new trade arrangements with the u.s. to avert a hike on steel and aluminum export tariffs that after the courage temporary extension expires at the end of this month but still prices for some u.s. customers have jumped already by nine percent just an anticipation of the terrorists and things could get much worse food processors say for example that the price of a standard fifteen ounce metal can will jump from seventeen cents to twenty one cents under the new u.s. tariff scheme and the price of a smaller ten ounce can will rise from fourteen cents to seventeen cents and those price

seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia and what could be the country's worst mass shooting in decades police are calling to the property were called rather to the property outside of perth where they found the bodies of four children and three adults they are treating the incident as a murder suicide. it will be the first ever meeting of a sitting u.s. president and a korean leader president donald trump announced in a tweet that he will meet north korea's kim jong un in singapore on june twelfth singapore is in the rare position of having diplomatic relations with both washington and pyongyang plus a track record of hosting sensitive encounters. the banner headline in singapore's newspapers the city state will host one of the highest stakes summits in decades that's certainly pleased locals. use some snap on some. coming and on the sing to the country to see us as a peacemaker. i mean definitely you should because we made it in militias from both sides so i've been heading. for the u.s. and china and when you i mean you have been picking up on and off t

will be a father dry lots of sunshine around a little more cloud the sunshine easing towards western australia but perth still getting up to around twenty one celsius in the fabric too badly well it's a bad two across news even a little bit of cloud just coming in here western side of the country western side of the south a lot of kit kats want to see showers for a monday ninety celsius in christ getting up to around seventeen or eighteen in oakland over the next couple days and that wetter weather as you can see still in place for the south island if you move through the week further north a little bit of wet weather loss of wet weather actually coming into japan some really heavy downpours into q shoot into honshu twenty three celsius forth so it does turn. to the fair amount of cloud as we go on through tuesday fairly cloudy is fine and dry for the korean peninsula. in this. next story. to be. added to. it is. when. we. receive. a reminder now the top stories on al-jazeera vote counting is under way in lebanon's first parliamentary election in its interior minister has just confirmed turnou

charge over towards the southeastern corner but you can see this next system rolling across western australia's been producing damaging winds very heavy rain and we have seen some flash flooding so that's a real problem make of this one it will continue to ease its way further east was nineteen so she's a cool and blustery day there in perth and on sas day we're going to see temperatures similar value actually have it was a southeast of cool but the winds are good till karma at least for sas day wes or whether or not he's a little further east winds. it was one of the biggest bank robberies of modern times with over eighty million dollars stolen from bangladesh's central bank one used to investigate how cyber harker's employed trade of the global banking system and on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where ever you. begin to watch out of our top stories this hour north korea says it remains open to resolving issues despite dollar chance cancellation of a planned summit what he called the tremendous anger and open hostility shown by kim jong un the north says his decision goes against the wishes of the w

for many a sight of these lots of cattle trucks coming through the bottom massacred for me in western australia which might be a prelude to rain coming in slowly towards past but it's twenty degrees on thursday fairly bright if not sunny with a big pole of that cloud still exists south australia adelaide could be right rather than sunny sunny thirty degrees in melbourne but warmer in sit in the showers are very close to showing the circulation is taking most of the weather offshore so a squeeze between finally settled weather in australia and high pressure sitting over new zealand the weather in new zealand the cold at night is reasonable during the day the sun comes out weak though it is but any rain bearing tides where you've already seen the story there it's held in the task in say ten interest church forty in oakland a little bit below average but nights you is when you tell not during the days you've got to find days his circulation of rain over the water and rain is heading into japan course it's much warmer here but that warm and humid weather tends to suggest we're into that proper wet

particularly chilly across southeastern areas may see some rain at times for sydney and across western australia twenty eight degrees on soft late as a head through towards sunday a change of wind direction we'll see those temperatures falling away to twenty three. jailed should never be a country club and anyone who spent time in our facilities will tell you here this is for this thing from a country and we know our approach is more incarcerated and at the mercy of a sheriff's controversial approach to punishment and reform shares holding the problem of power and are allowed to run the jails in the way that they see fit and we see a lot of abuses american sheriff al-jazeera. shaq who took me to go to jail in his shadow. what it calls fabricated and baseless accusations israel insists that it lost it back on thursday after iranian forces fired rockets at its positions in the occupied golan heights. russian opposition leader alexina volunteers in court for organizing protests against the government thousands of people rallied two days before president vladimir putin was sworn in for a fourth term

and you have a new facility in western australia no to speak precisely we have no military bases in australia what we do is operate with and in australian bases but we're not in the basing business nowadays there's a growing collection of what are referred to as lily pad bases these are bases that have typically three hundred troops no family members very few amenities and they're often quite secretive their bases that are frequently constructed within a foreign country's base to disguise it and generally are not referred to as bases . many of these bases have been set up to combat china's well wide economic influence. from these bases the united states operates a secret ami you know hundred forty seven countries. if you're going to be a free country rather than a given every gangster regime in the world is going to have to take a risk because the gangsters they want to they want to eliminate good people in the world so they can. they have in china they want to dominate all of the all of the far east they want to dominate just like japan wanted to before world war two their goal was to domina

alsoes tax cuts, there is some big infrastructure projects as well, particularly for western australialand, two states where the government has been struggling. we will be watching close in the lockup. for decisions that have been taken, but the government has not yet announced. it's all setting us up towards election-year gifts. a risky strategy. many commentators have said this is only short-term, and australia is a very trade exposed economy as well, and in the context of this ongoing trade battle between china and the u.s., giving away presence in an election year can be a little bit risky, so there is likely to be some criticism and discussion around that strategy as well, haidi. haidi: thank you so much for that, paul allen in canberra. the details of that budget as it is announced later on today. joining us for analysis is the australia chief economist. it is a headline look at what the government debt to gdp situation is, up 41.5%. on an insubstantial rise we have seen. as paul pointed out, are you expecting a bit more of a populist budget? do you expect that can still return t

many a sight of these larks of cattle trucks coming through the bottom as a cloud for me in western australia which might be a prelude to rain coming in slowly towards perced but it's twenty degrees on thursday fairly bright if not sunny with a big pole of that cloud still exists south australia adelaide could be right rather than sunny sunny thirty degrees in melbourne bit warmer in sitting the showers are very close to shore really the circulation is taking most of the weather offshore so a squeeze between finally settled weather in australia and high pressure sitting over new zealand the weather in new zealand the cold at night is reasonable during the day the sun comes out weak though it is but any rain bearing tides where you've already seen the story there it's held in the tasman sea ten interest church forty in oakland a little bit below average but nights you is when you tell not during the days you got to relatively fine days his circulation of rain over the water and rain is heading into japan course it's much warmer here but that warm and humid weather tends to suggest we're into t

more than just frumps because in the pacific is a growing issue and when you've got be western countries like australia and the us and france competing as many see it with china influence over the pacific having an important french territory late in the middle of it with an important french military base here as well is significant a counterbalance to china. as well from a commitment to commando. if you're with us on facebook live our friends at plus we're going to show you how. it is in kenya it was a little bit early and somalia are tossing without many of the gun stockpiles. andy is here to talk was going to say ice hockey you don't say i thought he's a hockey. it's a canadian definitely not. confirm that the ice hockey world championships got underway in denmark on friday that begin with one of the sport's most famous showdowns can either against the usa or this totems been running for nearly a century makes it older than the football world cup that began in one thousand nine hundred thirty this year's event how some added significance as it sees the return of n.h.l. players to international action

it will be fine and dry lots of sunshine around little more cloud the sunshine easing towards western australia but perth still getting up to around twenty one celsius and not faring too badly not so bad to across news even a little bit of cloud just coming in here western side of the country western side of the south and could catch one of two showers for a monday nine hundred and christ getting up to around seventeen or eighteen in oakland over the next couple days and that wetter weather as you can see still in place for the south if you move through the week further north a little bit of wet weather lots of wet weather actually coming into japan some really heavy downpours into q shoot into honshu twenty three celsius for it does turn. to the fair amount of cloud as we go on through tuesday fairly cloudy it's fine and dry for the korean peninsula. al jazeera is investigative units reveals tactics used by anti muslim organizations to instigate a fear of his not all your universities there are problems they both have a place where their recruiting this stuff is toxic he's a poison sales well

other stories making news around the world seven people have been found dead on a remote farm in western australia and what could be the country's worst mass shooting in decades police were calling the property or rather were called to the property outside perth where they found the bodies of four children and three adults they are treating the answer then as a murder suicide the philippines top court has voted to oust its chief justice. lloris serrano has been a fierce opponent of the country's controversial president barbie go to terror take her colleagues have removed her for not properly declaring past earnings she told supporters outside of the court that she lost her job for opposing to terror taste authoritarian rule. and authorities in indonesia have ordered evacuations after the country's most active volcano erupted mt merapi lies on the densely populated java island its beauty ash more than five kilometers into the air forcing the closure of the nearby airport and it has that airport rather has since reopened. you're watching news still to come on the program emotions will be running hig

degrees in a quiet sunny day on friday the still like that of few showers running through western straight south australia clouds covering adelaide nobody should be in the sunshine the circulation is off shows to driving a cold breeze into sydney about sixty degrees but the sun is probably the dominant thing in the sky rather than too much cloud though it's not far away adelaide's up to eighteen on saturday a potential shower and still in the cold sunshine but there's a gap between both australia and new zealand where this circulation has been running now for well three or four days that's when most of the righties buddy state so if you're in oakland at fifteen degrees just look out to the west to watch the cloud build you won't see very much on friday but on saturday the chances are it'll be raining before you've wiped the sleep out of your eyes if you further sas in christchurch for example it's been cooler for a while but rather a blobby more sunny of course if you're out on the water this is looking pretty windy the big circulation. they help build clean and feed the capital but they're not welcome an

ofre will be billions dollars in infrastructure spending, particularly in the states of western australiaensland, where the government will be looking to shore up its support. the self-imposed revenue speed limit that the government has, that revenue should not exceed 23.9% of gdp, which seems like a very specific number, and it is. i plucked it out of thin air. i wonder if they would adhere to that. no spending speed limit. critics are saying maybe the government has to do an eye on -- has to keep an eye on spending. theing disagreement between u.s. and china on trade that would leave australia very exposed if things go south. there are risks that we are expecting to hear about in this budget. yvonne: australia, they are sandwiched he tween the u.s. and china trade talks, there, pop. a full wrapup of the budget from canberra tomorrow morning on "daybreak australia," with scott morrison and shadow finance minister jim. that's from 6:00 a.m. hong kong time and 8:00 a.m. from sydney. switching gears, geopolitics continues to dominate markets as we watch for president trump decision on yuan

development of its universities it wants to become a key player of global higher education the us australia and western europe all covered this new market countless partnerships are entered into every year between china and foreign countries. and. the entire world has its eyes set on china and china has its eyes set on the entire world in two thousand and three tome university research has developed the shanghai ranking the most media tightest the most controversial and the most followed ranking report worldwide a world ranking based on the number of nobel prizes fields medals and publications in scientific journals the united states. clearly dominates the ranking among the top hundred there at least fifty american universities eighteen glacier for french and four german. so i'm afraid international rankings are important and i sound afraid because i absolutely hate them but in some parts of the world in particular they all count it rankings. good god all the stuff in and out of here dear ones from sean food he couldn't question it phone call us up on us didn't wonder your. daughter only president went

really important foundation over the la st really important foundation over the last six years in western australiawilson. you can watch that live on bbc and on the website. barry hawkins and mark williams start the semifinal this evening. tour de yorkshire started this morning. the women set off from beverley. the men get going this afternoon. it is a four—day race and it ends in leeds on sunday. if you follow the bbc sport website for that as well. some lovely pictures coming in as it winds its way through the yorkshire could he said. more in the next hour dust. the parents of a mentally ill former soldier have told the bbc that a health trust was warned their son was collecting knives months before he murdered a dog walker in norfolk. alexander palmer was jailed for life in march for fatally stabbing 83—year—old peter wrighton in august last year. the norfolk and suffolk nhs foundation trust says an investigation is underway. matt precey reports. can i get you to introduce yourself please with your full name and date of birth? alexander palmer, born 8/9/1993. were you involved in the murder of p

development of its universities it wants to become a key player of global higher education the us australia and western europe all covered this new market countless partnerships are entered into every year between china and foreign countries. the entire world has its eyes set on china and china has its eye set on the entire world in two thousand and three time university researchers developed the shanghai ranking the most media tightest the most controversial and the most followed ranking report worldwide a world ranking based on the number of nobel prizes fields medals and publications in scientific journals the united states clearly dominates the ranking among the top hundred there are at least fifty american universities eighteen blish for french and four german. so i'm afraid international rankings aren't and i sound afraid because i absolutely hate but in some parts of the world in particular by all accounts it rankings. show on the. printed form us of all of these. doors are on the president and off track is often up in the end and raking in sit what's your one and. only phone. from the high hip

development of its universities it wants to become a key player of global higher education the us australia and western europe all covered this new market countless partnerships are entered into every year between china and foreign countries. the entire world has its eyes set on china and china has its eyes set on the entire world in two thousand and three tome university researchers developed the shanghai ranking the most media tightest the most controversial and the most followed ranking report worldwide a world ranking based on the number of nobel prizes fields medals and publications in scientific journals the united states clearly dominates the ranking among the top two hundred there are the fifty american universities eighteen blish four french and four german. so i'm afraid international rankings are in full and i sound afraid because i absolutely hate them but in some parts of the world in particular they all counted rankings for sure. i know for sure. printed for us of all of these. yes. doors are on the president and off track is often up in the end i'm raking in sit what's your one and. only

police in western australia have found seven bodies at a remote family home in the margaret river wine—growing bodies had gunshot wounds, and two firearms were discovered at the scene. the police commissioner described it as a horrific tragedy — and said they weren't looking for a suspect. one million customers of npower are facing higher bills from next month — it's the latest of the big energy firms to raise gas and electricity prices. npower says typical annual dual fuel bills will rise by 5.3%, or £61! a year — although it says most of its customers, who are on fixed rate contracts, won't be affected. today bbc news is taking a look at renting across britain. one of the issues most often highlighted is that of generation rent — young, single, 20 somethings unable to buy their own home. but government figures show the most rapid rise in private renting over the last 10 years is among those entering middle age. if this continues, analysts say there will be more strain on the benefits system in years to come. kevin peachey reports. when you can rent a home with a view like this, why worry abo

western countries like australia and the us and france competing as many see it with china influence over the pacific an important french territory in the middle of it with an important french military base here as well as significant a counterbalance to china. now bill cosby and roman polanski have been expelled from the organization that matches the prestigious movie awards the academy of motion picture arts and sciences says the decision reflects the standard of conduct and cosby was convicted of sexual assault last month and the oscar winning director pronounced he has admitted strategery way rape of a thirteen year old girl in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven coming up on al-jazeera telling stories of the missing and when explain who won awards one of the most dangerous countries in the world to be a journalist. i'm charlie undulate in london inside the. victorian house of a huge restoration project it's home to some of the world's rarest. and in sports champion kenyan run ask admits he has failed the test says he isn't to blame. hello again the severe storms that we've s

china's influence across the pacific it's growing this is an important outpost of western while the french. of course australia have vices nearby in australia but there's also the american influence here as well president. says that with for example brics states france will be the only european union country with territories in the pacific he would like that to stay that way even though he doesn't explicitly so they start some implications beyond just independence for new caledonia and to thomas life trust in him yeah thank you. now syrian rebels have surrounded an enclave in the northern homs countryside to government forces they've been given the option to either pledge of allegiance to the government or move to rebel held territory in the north and what of reports. russian military commanders led the negotiations on behalf of the syrian government rebel factions controlling the northern countryside of homs were given an ultimatum reconcile with the state or surrender and move to rebel held territory in northern syria to avoid an all out military offensive. military pressure has piled on the armed groups a f

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western orbit. it's difficult for countries like new zealand and australia in the long-term, bringing them into there rich. -- orbit. that is something we were not used to having. to shift the focus a little bit. we are talking about two things here, china's strategy, but also angela merkel's visit to beijing, which is currently taking place. i think it is her 11th visit in 12 years in office. diligent, very committed. how is she seen in china? is she an important voice? bernhard: i think at the moment china is quite willing to listen to germany and europe, because they need europe, or they help europe could play a role to balance the u.s. veryhen there are long-standining personal connections. at the same time, china is very realistic about what they can do .ith european countries yes, they need angela merkel as the leader of the strongest european country. at the same time, they are doing a lot to drive european countries. peter: i would be interested for your thoughts on that, ruth. thinks china only pure's europe as a peripheral asian peninsula. is it that bad? realisticink it is about the role g

from stripes to sell tens of billions of dollars more worth of weapons to australia today we talked to the director of western from showing jason ruff to poulos about depicting post twenty eight working class hora. i'm from the headlines the war that washington can't win in afghanistan and the wall that israel should installs with iran only a symbol coming up about two of going underground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy the infantry shouldn't let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic developments only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical of time time to sit down and talk. price perceives news and so if you have a fake crisis you end up with a fake news sell here when you have manipulation of markets and there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money and zero percent you have an unlimited credit line and you can muscle prices around it well that creates fake prices and then if you have robots report against a crisis on the financial media for stuff then the robots are going to re

philippines and other countries that were in the american or the western orbit and that's difficult for countries like new zealand and australiain the long term and bringing them into their orbit so they see this as one project and that's why i call it coherent and that is something that we were not used to having. just like to shift the focus a little bit because we have to we're talking about two things here we're talking about china strategy but we're also talking about visit to beijing which is currently taking place it's i think it's eleventh visits to beijing in twelve years in office yeah that's very diligent yeah that's very committed how is she seen in china or is she an important voice. i think at the moment china is quite willing to listen to germany and europe because they need europe or they hoped that europe could play a role to balance the u.s. . and then did very longstanding personal connections at the same time china is very realistic about what they can do with with european countries and yes they need as the leader of the strongest european country at the same time they're doing a lot to drive european coun

we are in 12 countries, western europe, southern europe, uae, hong kong, singapore, and australia.as a great place to start up a business, convince people to work in a dark room without heating, in the beginning. people were willing to take a risk on that. we found it pretty straightforward to launch in other european countries as well. france is our second-biggest market, and we've had a lot of success here recruiting a great team. >> you are about to go meet the president, emmanuel macron. what will you be talking to him about? will: our interactions with the french government have been very positive. he has been pro-business, progrowth, pro-investment. just looking forward to hearing from him. >> a lot of it is about tech for goods. how do you ensure that deliveroo is scaling the way you want? will: today we announced an insurance rider. -- insurance product for our riders. we are doing a lot of things along that front. >> regulation is obviously a big focus. on flexibility meeting protection. is that a square you can circle to a certain extent? do they need more in terms of pay

. >> we are in 12 countries, western europe, southern europe, uae, hong kong, singapore, and australiau.k. was a great place to start up a business, convince people to work in a dark room without heating, in the beginning. people were willing to take a risk on that. we found it pretty straightforward to launch in other european countries as well. france is our second-biggest market, and we've had a lot of success here recruiting a great team. >> you are about to go meet the president, emmanuel macron. what will you be talking to him about? our interactions with the french government have been very positive. he has been pro-business, progrowth, pro-investment. just looking forward to hearing from him. >> a lot of it is about tech for goods. how do you ensure that deliveroo it's scaling the way you want? -- is scaling the way you want? will: today we announced an insurance writer -- rider. we are doing a lot of things along that front. >> regulation is obviously a big focus. something you can circle to a certain extent? do they need more in terms of pay and ensuring they get the minimum

you know we are in 12 countries, , western europe, southern europe, uae, hong kong, singapore, and australia was a great place to start up a business. able to convince people to work in a dark room without heating, in the beginning. and people were willing to take a risk on that. we have found it pretty straightforward to launch in other european countries as well. france is our second-biggest market, and we've had a lot of success here recruiting a great team. >> your second-biggest market is where we fit now, and hear about to go meet the president, emmanuel macron. what will you be talking to him about? >> well, i think our interactions with the french government have been very positive. he has been pro-business, progrowth, pro-investment. and just looking forward to hearing from him. reporter: a lot of it is about tech for goods. how do you ensure that deliveroo is scaling with the ethics that you want? will: today, we announced an insurance rider. insurance product for our writers which and covers them in the event of entered -- of injury, protects their income in the event of industry

success and one restauranteur in perth australia developed a novel solution to stop his business going to the birds literally waterfront diners at a restaurant in the western australian city of perth were tired of being harassed by swooping seagulls the owner of the restaurant has now given his customers out of pistoles to keep the birds at best seagulls gathered to scavenge leftovers or wait for patrons to throw them a bite but now it seems the water pistols are not only a tool to keep diners unmolested they are also attracting customers. and that's it for me i'll be back with more business in the next hour until then keep it here on. the move. there was a prince and a natural. clean fairy to come from above prince harry make a monologue get him out of work with how winning dress look like romantic. and elegant might make him her self. next d.w. . global inequality. in a global. problem when a difference in disadvantage is. coming to the city of strongly. the moment of the media join the discussion thank you much less global media forum twenty eighteen of the plates made from mine. you accidentally shed some. troll. time in the filter. how can you get out