european side and this of course would not be according to the rules of the w t o the world trade organization conrad thank you. hamburg is heaping pressure on the german government to force carmakers to retrofit dirty diesels otherwise city officials say a driving ban on all the diesel vehicles will stay in place the port city is the first here to make the controversial move in the wake of the emissions cheating scandal but not everyone's convinced of its merits in reducing air pollution. starting today it's the law plays a mansion are say is one of hamburg's busiest roads and from now on only diesels meeting the strict euro six exhaust emissions standards are allowed here. but so far little has changed even older diesel trucks are still out and about it's not an easy band to implement with no windscreen badges police can't readily see if a vehicle meets the required standards or not. meanwhile at a press conference in hamburg environmentalist's local shop owners and residents and their anger. but for some the band doesn't go far enough for others it's half baked. somebody they're just doing things

european side and this of course would not be according to the rules of the w t o the world trade organization conrad thank you i look ok thank you so much ben i want to bring up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. space prime minister mariano rajoy explores to lose a parliamentary no confidence vote expected on friday spanish media say the socialist party leader petra sanchez has enough votes to defeat roy he's been under pressure to step down after members of his conservative people's party were found guilty of corruption. a human rights group in nicaragua eleven people were killed during anti government marches on wednesday other reports put the toll to dead witnesses say armed groups opened fire on protesters more than eighty people have died since protests started last month over plans to change the country's social security system the european court of human rights has found two e.u. countries complicit in cia torture activities the ruling says both lithuania and romania violated european anti torture laws judges say the countries allowed the american intel