this is deja vu news live from berlin barcelona is at a standstill and the widespread outrage of the jailing of cattle and separatist leaders tens of thousands of taking to the streets for a 5th day of mass protests a general strike has caused widespread disruption and the chief soccer clashes postponed violence has flared some masked protesters clashed with police in the city center. also coming up a gun battle in mexico police tracked down the song of the notorious drug lord el chapo in a shootout with cartel gunmen back with 8 people dead authorities back down to save civilians caught in the crossfire. and in japan england and australia kick off their fierce rivalry to the rugby world cup quarter finals bragging rights are at stake and both teams believe this is their year to win it all. be so much kind of thank you for joining us it is now a day 5 of protests gripping the cattle on capitol barcelona the uproar over the jailing of independence leaders is sweeping through the region a general strike has brought much of business and industry to a halt while tens of thousands of flag

the spanish football authorities are looking to reverse the fixture between barcelona and real madrid later this month. the first el clasico of the season is scheduled to take place at camp nou in ten days' time. catalan groups and political parties are preparing a demonstration in barcelona on that day following the sentencing of nine separatist leaders by the spanish supreme court. authorities want the match played in madrid instead, but it's expected that barcelona will reject the request from la liga. el clasico is more than a football game. it is something more political. precisely on saturday the 26th of october there will be a big demonstration in barcelona rejecting the sentence of the spanish justice. it isa the sentence of the spanish justice. it is a hot point. yesterday we saw many riots in the centre of barcelona and the demonstrations on the 26th will be one that will be making history in catalonia. i think it was in 2002 that barcelona had the real el clasico, there was a home thread where someone from the pass organisation... they still existed but i don't remember el

that was sarah rainsford on the streets of barcelona there. british police say a 25—year—old man, maurice robinson, has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people. this was after 39 bodies were found in a refrigerated lorry trailer in essex. a fifth person was arrested today in dublin in connection with the deaths. a number of vietnamese families believe their relatives could be among the dead. and that country's prime minister has ordered an investigation into people smuggling networks. here's bbc‘s jon donnison. 25—year—old maurice robinson, from northern ireland. arrested on wednesday, he's now facing multiple charges, including 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, and money laundering. he was the driver of the lorry. detectives say identifying those who died will take time, but the focus is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. but underlying all that, of course, we don't know exactly the n

are for more now let's go to barcelona correspondent stephen burgeon joins me now good evening to you stephen so some of the protests turned violent today what's the situation there in barcelona tonight. and here is pretty war. there which is the main shopping street and also the street of the luxury hotel. basically barricades those fires burning all up and down the street as continual. just by the police but they have been able to restore order to small as it was a similar picture. i'm trying to go to the other principal says of. the protesters are outraged or are we likely to see more violent clashes in the coming days. i think we will i think we're probably seeing a turning point here to years of being very proud of the fact that you know bounds of these vast and very peaceful demonstrations of their cause people in our frustration think. a section of the population feels that this is the way forward they're going to get the attention you need some violence in steve and what about the cattle on separatist leaders we know that most of them are being sent to prison are their leaders

sarah rainsford in barcelona. police have charged a man with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people after 39 bodies were discovered in a refrigerated lorry container in essex in the south—east of england. maurice robinson, the 25—year—old driver, will appear in court on monday. four others remain in police custody. several families in vietnam have contacted the bbc, fearing relatives are among the dead. jon donnison reports. 25—year—old maurice robinson, from northern ireland. arrested on wednesday, he's now facing multiple charges, including 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, and money laundering. he was the driver of the lorry. detectives say identifying those who died will take time, but the focus is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. but underlying all that, of course, we don't know exactly the nationality of our individuals, but at the moment, i'm going to focus and en

to spain now where a day of protest in the city of barcelona has ended in violence police clash with catalan pro independence demonstrators on saturday firing tear gas and water cannon after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain supreme court imposed a lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully with the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle on flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th. the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. less about it's time fo

to spain now where a day of protests in the city of barcelona has ended in violence police clashed with cattle on pro independence demonstrators on saturday firing tear gas and water cannon after what began as a peaceful rally in the city protests have swept across the region after spain's supreme court imposed lengthy prison sentences on catalan separatist leaders who were found guilty of sedition. the rally began peacefully but the streets of barcelona awash in a sea of protesters from the waterfront to the city's landmarks a grad a familiar church. many carry cattle and flags and banners branded with slogans such as sit and talk and freedom for political prisoners. pro independence groups had called for a peaceful march to demand the release of 9 separatist leaders found guilty of sedition they were imprisoned by the supreme court on october 14th the move triggered a wave of anti madrid demonstrations some marked by heavy violence. spain's main parties have consistently rejected any moves towards catalan independence protesters accuse madrid of criminalizing dissent. less about it's

damian grammaticas, bbc news, barcelona. this is the scene live in barcelona this evening with those fires is still very much burning, those barricades set alight earlier and a very heavy police presence that we have in the past few moments seen a lot of people running and throwing things towards the lines of police as well. a short time ago spain's interior minister had this to say about the situation on the ground there. translation: to these minority groups i want to send these message. we are going to apply this violent independence movement the penal code in all its force. and i remind him that this can attract the penalty of six years in prison. so far this week we have detained 128 people. spain's interior minister, fernando grande marlaska. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. lebanese riot police have fired tear gas during clashes with anti—government protestors in beirut. it's the second day of demonstrations — the biggest in years. they're angry at unemployment, high prices and the p

damian grammaticas sent this report from barcelona. central barcelona. parts of it are a battleground tonight. a full—scale confrontation under way. between police and protesters. round after round, fired by the riot officers. in return, stones, bottles and fireworks, hurled back at them. this is now the fifth night in a row of these clashes in barcelona, and what's clear is that they are becoming worse and worse. more violent, more protesters on the streets and more response from the police as well, who tonight have used tear gas for the first time and rubber bullets as they are trying to protect the national police headquarters which are just down here. the day began with huge columns of people, converging on barcelona from across catalonia. some had been walking for three days to get here. a general strike had shut down the city. now, they took over the streets. these are pro—independence supporters, putting on a huge show of force after spain jailed on monday nine catalan leaders who tried to declare independence for the region two years ago. it'

sarah, do stay safe but thank you for bringing us up to speed there in barcelona. we'll come back to the uk now. british police say a 25—year—old man, maurice robinson, has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people after 39 bodies were found in a refrigerated lorry trailer in essex. a fifth person was arrested today in dublin in connection with the deaths. a number of vietnamese families believe their relatives could be among the dead. and that country's prime minister has ordered an investigation into people smuggling networks. here's bbc‘s jon donnison. this morning, at tilbury docks, more bodies driven away by private ambulance. all 39 have now been removed from the container. they've been taken to broomfield hospital in chelmsford for postmortem examinations. but essex police say identifying those who died will take time. the focus, though, is now on the vietnamese community. i've met with the vietnamese ambassador, and we are building a really good and rapid rapport. again, we have agreed and i have made it perfectly cl

a lot of personality shown by barcelona. in the same group, a co mforta ble barcelona. in the same group, a comfortable win for morrissey allotment. —— borussia dortmund. comfortable win for morrissey allotment. -- borussia dortmund. and ajax, a very fine win for them in spain. 3-0 victory against valencia away from home. the skyline flatters them slightly, i have to say, but them slightly, i have to say, but the goal of the night to send them on their way. a brilliant shot with his left foot. 2—0 before halftime, and one of the stars from their run to the semi—final last season scored the third stop he was injured for their first the third stop he was injured for theirfirst game the third stop he was injured for their first game in the group stage. great to see them back stop valencia actually missed the penalty, they missed some really good chances during the game as well. they will be very, very disappointed. in the same group, really good win for chelsea. they took the lead through abraham. lille chelsea. they took the lead through abra ham. lille equalised

our correspondent helena humphrey is in barcelona and sent us this report. it's become a familiar but notice worrisome to the face no it no protests here and also not have to divide and now the civil guard has been drafted to back up police out on the streets here barricades. been thrown far works and smoke filled and a number of mosques protesters can now be seen at times the crowd his flat quickly and unpredictably spanish prime minister case that was sanchez says that there will be a 0 tolerance policy towards violence but even off for a day off huge and knowledge the peaceful protests that's not a message that's being heard here tonight. now catalonia as ex-president carlos put him on who fled to belgium after the failed in 2017 independence bid turn himself in to police there on friday after spain reactivated its arrest warrant for a judge released him without bail setting a court date for the end of october that's when belgian authorities will decide whether to comply with the arrest warrant and extradite him to spain they declined to do so in 2017. ku

they push barcelona all the way. they were lucky. elsewhere, the holders liverpool enjoyed a comfortable 4—1 victory against the belgian champions genk. alex oxlade—chamberlain scored the first two goals early in each half, and they were his first goals for the club in 18 months, after a long period out through injury. sadio mane then made it 3—0 with firmino and salah both involved in the build—up. and the egyptian striker then scored the fourth himself before the belgians claimed a late consolation goal. the first goal was brilliant. the second goal was even nicer. although schools were unbelievably beautiful. he scored the second and then it was like a proper knock for genk, we scored a third, a fourth, we conceded one but that was cool but that wasn't the biggest problem in the world. we won the game, job done, that is it. elsewhere, lorenzo insigne got the winner for napoli as they won a five goal thriller in salzburg — to remain a point clear of liverpool at the top of group e. rb leipzig are the new leaders of group

violence has broken out during the fifth day of mass protests in barcelona. outrage sweeps through the region of northern spain and these are live pictures. flights have been canceceled, roads have been disrupted. i will be back in just a moment to take you through the day. don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website dw.com. have a good day. ♪ . they beganan the day at two nd take. hello and welcome back too the frogs twenty phone u user id is nine pm here in paris headlines tonight's. the what is the street violence in spain in decades com for million on the streets of barcelona today and clashes with police forces. this is katelyn separatists denounced the jailing of nine lead as thousands also walking away from their desks in a general strike. meanwhile unprecedented protests eleven and fires burning in downtown beirut as tens of thousands describe that government as corrupt. and incompetent prime minister appeals for seventy two hours to fix the crisis

this is d w news live from berlin and barcelona is at a standstill there is growing anger over the jailing of cattle and separatist leaders tens of thousands have taken to the streets for a 5th day of mass protests spain's acting the prime minister insists that illegal actions are punished not political ideas also coming out a fragile ceasefire in northern syria kurdish led forces accuse turkey of violating the truce but denies any clashes in the area. and breaks it in the balance british prime minister boris johnson tried to convince lawmakers to contact his new deal for the u.k. to leave the european union there is just one day left until the crunch vote in parliament. i'm sumi so much got to thank you for joining us. in spain it's now day 5 of mass protests gripping the cattle on capital barcelona as uproar over the jailing of independence leader sweeps through the region a general strike by pro independence unions has brought much of the area to a halt flights have been canceled and road and rail links have been disrupted many factories have stopped work tourist attractions are closed

news live from berlin violence flares in barcelona the capital of spain's catalonia region is gripped by a 5th day of unrest after the jailing of separatist leaders pro independence protesters clashed with police we used tear gas and water cannon just for to disperse them earlier over a half a 1000000 people joined peaceful protests with a while a general strike caused widespread disruption also coming up. kurdish led forces accused turkey of violating the fragile cease fire in northern syria place down border skirmishes but turkey's president says he'll resume his military offensive in the region unless kurdish militias militias pull back from the border. and in japan the fierce rivals england and australia come face to face in the rugby world cup quarter finals bragging rights are at stake as both teams believe they are used to win. and william glue cruft welcome to the program the violence has broken out during a 5th day of mass protests in the catalog capital barcelona as up for over the jailing of independence leader sweeps in the region of northern spain a general strike has bro

and so here joins us live now from outside barcelona airport now sunny it looks relatively quiet just behind you there but we're seeing live shots of central barcelona a lot of people very much still out protesting in the streets. that's right in fact it may be a quiet behind me now but certainly earlier on it was really quite extraordinary tens of thousands of people had gathered have effectively blockading one of the terminals of barcelona airport with police in riot protection gear firing so-called foam catus to smoke bombs. really crowds had to have been gathered. all day that the tension had been really high. but it was really quite an extraordinary scene to see all these travelers that are come out of the terminal building with their suitcases and having to wander around the cut off highways to try and figure out how they could see how to get out of the airport in a safe manner so really there has caused an awful lot of disruption of this democratic tsunami that i mentioned in the report previously it is there is no particular head of this organization but they get all their inf

helena humphrey with the very latest there on the ground in barcelona thank you. turkey is denying accusations that it has violated a fragile ceasefire in northern syria kurdish forces have accused of continuing to attack a border town president says turkey will relaunch its offensive in the region unless kurdish militia militias move back from the border but. a far cry from a ceasefire. this is the syrian border town of. fighting rages on between turkish bank forces and the kurds even as turkish president rich hip tayyip erdogan denies further violence but he vows to press on if there are still forces opposing turkey along a safe zone ankara wants to create along the border so lou of. his day night this issue of a safe zone along the border will have been resolved. i'm open. but if this promise is not fulfilled without any exception the minute this time is up our operation will resume where it stopped that was annulled with even more determination. as turkish forces continue to enter northern syria local residents in tel i say fighting there has stopped this town

claimed violence flares in barcelona spain. gridlock to make growing outrage over the jailing of separatist leaders as darkness falls pro independence protesters clashed with police in the city center a general strike cause widespread destruction and. also on the program kurdish led forces accused turkey of violating the fragile cease fire in northern syria place down border skirmishes but president says he'll be his military offensive unless the kurdish militias. in japan fish rivals england and australia come face to face in the world cup finals bragging rights are at stake as both teams believe you have to win. time for welcome to the program violence has broken out during a 5th day of mass protests in the cattle on capital barcelona as uproar over the jailing of independence leaders sweeps through the region of northern spain a general strike has brought much of catalonia to a halt flights have been canceled and road and rail links disrupted many factories stopped work tourist attractions closed in a key football match betw

as darkness descended on barcelona so too did violence. clashes between protesters and security forces. by burning makeshift barricades. sticks and stones trusses tear gas and rubber bullets. eventually the water cannon rolled in. it was a predictable end to a 5th day of protest in catalonia even if the vast majority of the half a 1000000 who marched had done so peacefully over the past 3 nights that i've seen on the streets setting fires to things and essentially creating chaos is not what's the general populace of catalonia feels others see the violence as a means to an end. i'm against by islands but it seems that violence it gets more media bending and march this is more information about what's the real subject here. but not everyone is so keen on the media's presence i. barely or the catalonian regional president condemned the violence. she. spun out of us sentenced to 100 years for staging a referendum that we need to vote on independence again. but some fear that will only make the situation worse. he cannot 3 days after this sente

another huge protest in barcelona as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. a man has been charged with 39 counts of manslaughter over the deaths of migrants found in a lorry in england. hello and welcome to bbc news. officials in california are warning that historically strong winds expected this weekend are likely to fan the destructive wildfires that have taken hold. a state of emergency has already been declared in los angeles and sonoma counties. millions of people in california face having their power cut as the emergency services continue to battle rapidly spreading wildfires. chris buckler reports. forced to flee as wildfires have burned through residential land. we got a knock on the door at 3am from the sheriffs telling us we needed to leave, now. the fire in los angeles cou nty leave, now. the fire in los angeles county has already caused a huge amount of damage but it is dwarfed in size by the kincaid fire which has spread across the sonoma county wine region in northern california and now threatens homes in the san francisco bay area.

protests in barcelona see la liga ask to change the location for the barcelona versus real madrid match. the history makers. the washington nationals are heading to the world series for the first time. south africa prepare for their battle with the brave blossoms in the world cup quarter—finals we start with football, and the news from spain, where la liga have requested that the first clasico of the season should be moved because of fears of civil unrest. champions barcelona are due to host rivals real madrid at the camp nou on saturday 26 october, but there have been protests in catalonia since nine separatist leaders were jailed for sedition on monday. police and demonstrators have clashed in barcelona this wednesday, and officials at la liga want the game to be moved to madrid's estadio bernabeu... i think it makes sense the decision la liga has taken. now it remains to be seen whether barcelona agree. the situation is unusual in catalonia. no—one knows what really happened, because many demonstrations are

this is the news live from berlin barcelona brought to a standstill amid growing anger over the jailing of cut along separatist leaders tens of thousands take to the streets and a 5th day of mass protests spain's interim prime minister responds that illegal actions will be punished not political ideas also on the program a fragile ceasefire in northern syria kurdish led forces accuse turkey of violating the truce but uncle ross says there are no more clashes in the area. charge or strong armed boris johnson begins his campaign to persuade the british parliament to back his new breasts and deal he has just one more day to do so. and a sad farewell friends and family gathered to remember one of the victims of a neo nazis attempted massacre in eastern germany. welcome to the program called aspen in spain it's now day 5 of mass protests gripping the concert long capital barcelona as uproar over the jailing of independence leaders sweeps through the region a general strike by pro independence unions has brought much of the area to a halt flights have been cancelled. road and rail links disru

this fire is burning right in the rich, smart part of barcelona. these bins set on fire. the pro—independence leaders here have called for today's rallies to be peaceful. and the main rally was just that, some 350,000 people and the leaders on the stage are talking about how this independence movement is a peaceful one. but yet again here, in the centre of barcelona tonight, there are fires on the street and protesters clashing with the police. police have charged a man with 39 counts of manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people, after 39 bodies were discovered in a refrigerated lorry container in essex in the south east of england. maurice robinson, the 25—year—old driver, will appear in court on monday. four others remain in police custody. severalfamilies in vietnam have contacted the bbc, fearing relatives are among the dead. jon donnison reports. 25—year—old maurice robinson, from northern ireland. arrested on wednesday, he's now facing multiple charges, including 39 counts of manslaughter, conspiracy to traffic people, and money laundering. he was the

news live from berlin and barcelona is at a standstill there is growing anger over the jailing of cattle and separatist leaders tens of thousands have taken to the streets for a fist day of mass protests and spain's acting prime minister insists that illegal actions are punished not political ideas also coming up a fragile cease fire in northern syria kurdish led forces accuse turkey of violating the truce but under a denies any clashes in the area. and a gun battle in mexico police tracked down the son of the notorious drug lord i'll chop all in a shoot out with cartel gunmen but with 8 people dead authorities back down to save civilians caught in the crossfire. i'm sumi so much kind of thank you for joining us in spain it's now day 5 of massive protests gripping the cattle on capitol barcelona as uproar over the jailing of independence leaders sweeps through the region a general strike by pro independence unions has brought much of the area to a halt flights have been canceled and road and rail links disrupted many factories have stopped working tourist attractions are closed and a soc

turmoil in barcelona: police fire rubber bullets and use tear gas at protesters angry at the jailing of catalan separatist leaders. more than 700 people arrested in a week as police crack down on drug gangs operating across the uk. and two nasa astronauts make history with the first ever all—female spacewalk. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, broadcasterjohn stapleton and associate director of the institute of economic affairs, kate andrews. stay with us for that. good evening. borisjohnson‘s brexit deal is on a knife—edge tonight, with the numbers too close to call ahead of tomorrow's crucial vote in the commons. he needs 320 votes to get it passed, but has only 287 conservative mps. it means he must persuade some labour rebels, ex—tories, and sceptics in his own party to support him. the brexit deal would see the uk pay around £33 billion in a so—called ‘divorce bill‘ when leaving. eu and uk citizens would retain their residency and social security rights, and there'd be a transition period until at least the end of 202

rather for criminal conduct as provided by the no thank the verdicts triggered violent protests in barcelona people blocked roads the main road to the city's airport and rallied elsewhere denouncing the sentences as unjust al-jazeera saya gago reports now from barcelona. hours after the sentencing of catalan lawmakers and political activists were sentence years in prison for its addition over their role in the october 27th teen illegal referendum there were mass protests across the city of barcelona the most tense points were in the city center but also the port the protesters had successfully managed to blockade one of the terminal buildings there there were clashes between bryant police and the protesters as well who were demanding for an amnesty and for the release of those prisoners now they see themselves as being part of what is being called a democratic tsunami it's a leaderless organization that disseminates information points of reference and contacts and where to go by the social media networks the spanish government has reacted to this by saying it has already been monitoring this

damian grammaticas, bbc news, barcelona. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: two pals in a pen. a heart—warming story of friendship across the species barrier. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life, but in the marina area where most of the damage was done, they are more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20—pound bomb, which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they called the 33. and then, bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue and chile let out an almighty roar. need me this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the us has slapped s

damian grammaticas, bbc news, barcelona. at least 62 people have been killed in a bombing at a mosque in eastern afghanistan during friday prayers. more than 100 others were injured in the attack which caused the roof of the mosque in nangahar province to collapse. no group has claimed responsibility. the un says the number of civilian deaths in afghanistan has reached unprecedented levels over the summer. there's been a major escalation of violence between police and drug gangs in mexico. it started after authorities in the city of culia—can attempted to capture the son of the jailed drug—lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. members of the sinaloa cartel then fought running gun battles with police, who ultimately released el chapo's son. the country's defence minister admitted the entire operation had been "badly planned". women's fashion chain bonmarche has appointed administrators, putting the future of the business in doubt. the chain's 318 shops will remain open while a buyer is sought. the yorkshire—based chain, which

i do not question r t reporting from barcelona. in norway's capital flow police have arrested an armed man who hijacked an ambulance and rammed it into pedestrians no deaths were reported though several people were injured including at least 2 babies police reportedly opened fire on the ambulance during a pursuit the suspect was injured in apprehended it's unclear whether the incident is being investigated as a terror attack or if the hijacker had any accomplices local residents have been recounting how events unfolded they spoke to are roughly video agency. noise. returned by the force. also. described. the. dog. yeah the question because my daughter is just a. little bit too good. to know what to do with the blues to do. would say confuse the song we're. back with goodies. farmers across europe are venting their anger at the us agricultural policies claiming that they are in danger of smaller family run businesses city of stroudsburg farmers descended on the european parliament bridger many a number of cities joined the protests

reporting from barcelona. farmers across europe are unhappy with the e.u.'s latest agricultural plans saying they endanger family run businesses more on that after the break. so there is no variety in any of the characters that make up global violence anymore everything is that 00 is is predominate every single conversation that comes out of the mouth of every financial writer in the press and on television is 0 every security is now based on the 0 and the entire mix of this phantasmagoria global finance is is all blending together into one huge void worthless. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back north macedonia has called early elections after a setback in its bid to become an e.u. member that's despite the country apparently meeting the conditions laid down the entry talks along with 5 other balkan states were blocked by france present emanuel necron said the e.u. needed to reform before expanding although bad decision was criticised by others the outgoing european commission boss said it was

damian grammaticas, bbc news, barcelona. the english football association has called for an investigation into the racist abuse that twice halted england's euro 2020 qualifying game in bulgaria. our correspondentjoe wilson is in sofia. one supporter is told me he had monkey noises from some bulgarian fa ns monkey noises from some bulgarian fans from the first minute. england have experienced this kind of in before but what's changed? clearly they have the confidence and determination to report racism. it should, could have involved the game being suspended. you can argue england's emphatic victory was the best response. england has its own issues with braces and put all to address but this kind of thing here cannot stand in the response from uefa is now of the utmost importance. this evening, a few thousand seats closed off make no difference. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: two pals in a pen. a heart—warming story of friendship across the species barrier. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake ar

another night of protest in barcelona leads to a split between the protesters targeting police with vandalism and those who support the force who've been giving out flowers. also this hour north macedonia has called early elections after its hopes of joining the european union were dashed despite apparently meeting the requirements. and the british charity is demanding the u.k. takes back all children of terrorists who left for the middle east and not just those who have been orphaned our guest debate the issues raised. some of that will be very dangerous this is bringing back problems. but it's. the law it's the last response both east. you're watching are to international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 5 pm welcome to the program turkey's president is in russia's black sea resort city of sochi where he's holding talks with vladimir putin which have now stretched on for 3 hours earlier kremlin spokesperson or in the media making any exaggerated forecasts hinting the talks were expected to be tough despite the situation in syria casting a cloud over the gen

and after nearly a week of rest in barcelona our reporter on the ground takes a look at how the cattle on independence movement is using new technology to organize itself. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us. the u.k.'s prime minister boris johnson says he's determined that the u.k. will still leave the european union by october 31st that's despite a letter he was forced to send brussels asking for a delay which he sent without his signature and johnson was required by law to ask for the delay after parliament voted to postpone ratifying his brakes a deal the prime minister also sent a 2nd letter to the e.u. which he did sign saying he was against a delay. mixed messages from british prime minister boris johnson one letter to council president donald tusk requesting a bracks extension but left unsigned. and another letter to tusk arguing against such a delay this time bearing the u.k. prime minister's signature. 6000 side parliament demonstrators cheer as british lawmakers voted to delay the approval of the braggs a deal forcing johnson to send a request to the e.u. hundreds

couple on separatist clashing with spanish police in barcelona for a 2nd night after a long prison sentences were handed down to 9 cars along leaders those politicians spearheaded catalonia is a $27.00 team bid for independence. and it's a deal finally in sight there are positives saw in from both the e.u. and u.k. negotiators but brussels warns time is running out. plus making music for peace in mali. the musician there tells us why she's pursuing her passion despite the risks. i'm brian thomas. to have you with us turkey is rejecting calls for a ceasefire in northern syria between its forces and kurdish troops u.s. vice president mike pence and secretary of state mike pump a are on their way to turkey today to push for an end to the fighting now this comes after the u.s. imposed economic sanctions on korea for targeting the kurds inside syria last week president trump's decision to withdraw u.s. forces from syria left a military and the political vacuum syrian government troops have now moved into the area as part of a deal with the kurds to hold off the turkish advance. the syrian town of

protesters also booed the spanish prime minister on his visit to barcelona on monday. spoke to injure officers in the hospital but he refused to meet with the president of the local government but in a question about looks at how the latest protests unfolded. thank you okupe think of battleground barcelona for dates or rather nights the city has been reliving the same scenario from a peaceful march to the violence in the flash of a stun grenade. spearheading the end rasterize these guys they aren't hiding from the cameras quite the opposite there are waving flags and dancing they're not the main force though think of them as cheerleaders but these guys while they are the real deal they hide their faces behind classics and ballet class they're ruthless while they're armed to put stones spit tomsk grenades anything they can use to wreak as much power but it's possible their main focus that police thank us. thank you these are facing a difficult task 3 nights they put themselves on the line every night as like a battlefield i can get this thing in and it is necessary to d

another huge protest in barcelona as the backlash over spain's jailing of separatist catalonian leaders continues. catholic bishops vote in favour of allowing married men to become priests in remote areas of the amazon. hello and welcome to bbc news. the white house says president trump will make a major statement at the white house on sunday, following a tweet from the president saying something very big had just happened. no details have been given of what mr trump was referring to, but there's speculation that it could concern the leader of the islamic state militant group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. us media reports suggest he was the target of a us special forces operation in the syrian province of idlib on saturday. with me is our news reporter gareth barlow. what more do we know? with regard to the us government and donald trump, very little. late on saturday night he tweeted, very simply, something very because happen. no further detail and explanation. over an hour later the white house put out a little bit more expansive comment saying the president of the united states would be

centre of barcelona in the streets of barcelona is how the spanish police are violently attacking protesters, demonstrators with, for instance the rubber bullets used by a spanish police and rubber bullets which are prohibited by the catalonian government. so the spanish police are chasing pro—independence peaceful protesters...” are chasing pro—independence peaceful protesters... i just want tojump in very peaceful protesters... i just want to jump in very quickly. what are you hoping to achieve by these protests ? you hoping to achieve by these protests? are you looking for the sentences to be overturned or is this an independence, are you continuing the argument for independence? what is this all about really? it's a mix of that. of course we are not chasing, we are not looking for an overtake of the sentences. we don‘t believe that they‘re going to release the political prisoners that have been there for two years now in pretrial detention and are now condemned. but of course we have to protest against one benedict that we cannot accept. they are condemning our political and ci

on monday, thousands of protesters blocked access to barcelona's airport. more than 100 flights were canceled. in mexico, 14 police officers were killed in an ambush in the state of michoacan. the attack is being blamed on the new generation jalisco cartel, which is battling for control over the methamphetamine, avocado, and lime industries in the southwestern state. in hong kong, tens of thousands of activists rallied monday, calling on u.s. lawmakers to pass the "hong kong human rights and democracy act." the lelegislation could be discussed by the house as early as this week. it would allow for sanctions to be levied against those deemed to be suppressing basic freedoms in hong kong. protests were also held across hong kong over the weekend, with

the headlines in our team make statues to police during a night of unrest in barcelona vandals destroyed their vehicles with others and flowers to offices. also to north macedonia has called early elections after its hopes of joining the european union with dashed despite meeting the requirements and a british charity is demanding the u.k. take back the children of terrorists who left the middle east i guess debate and you're sure. some of them will be very dangerous but this is bringing him back problems. but they also realize that britain has for sponsors both. hello there good morning just gone 9 o'clock here in moscow you're watching international now the unrest in barcelona shows no signs of dying down during night night of protests riots has targeted police but others were more peaceful and gay flowers to offices. picks up the story. it was. a battle ground to barcelona for days or rather nights the city has been reliving the same scenario from a peaceful march to violence in the flesh a stun grenade. spare having the end raster these guys there aren't hiding from the cameras quite