shrink amid a to perception that madrid is conducting a power grab and disenfranchising voters. whether they are reacting to madrid or whether they wanted independence for a long time it's a big issue. as late as 2009 the support for independence was quite low in deed it was just 15%. we have seen a jump to apparently 41% today. there has long been a perception region that they contribute more to the overall wealth of the country than they get back in return. it is the country's wealthiest region. they contribute 20% of the overall gdp of the country and that sense of economic injustice has field that nationalism. the question is, october the first will that be enough coupled with the akoni and measures taken by madrid to let people take the risk and push the boat through. -- vote through. genie: efforts to reach remaining survivors from the earthquake in mexico are still underway. the official death toll from leasty's quake is now at 237. many more people are still missing. thousands of professionals and volunteers are working frantically to try and help. mexicans have been fol

because madrid isn't willing to talk about certain topics here but madrid has pointed out that this referendum has no basis in the country's constitution and that in fact it's illegal what our advisors and our experts say that it fact it is and we also call called the international legislation on civil rights where in the article one has said that people have the right of self-determination ok mary top rights from the catalonian government here in germany from the republican left of catalonia party thanks so much for being with us. well to iraq now an iraqi government is implementing retaliatory measures following a vote for independence by the country's kurdish population all international flights in and out of iraqi kurdistan are being suspended from today on anxious foreigners have been rushing to the airport in the kurdish capital or below afraid of being stranded it's the first major reprisal after about ninety percent of kurds voted yes to independence on monday neighboring iran and turkey are also applying pressure concerned about the ramifications for their own large kurdish

actually coercive and it sounds like they all play the same tune in madrid. i totally agree that t.v. . should be for a. minute. a massive demonstration so they don't trust me the idea that there are that many people in the streets. and debate programs there are no representatives of the independent movement they are framing the show from. the spectator. we contacted t.v. numerous times offering the network a chance to respond to its critics our requests went nowhere as for international news conference the kaffir lime government has clearly outmaneuvered its rivals in madrid independence movements that export their stories are often seen as underdogs by distant news outlets that are less familiar with the granular detail of a contemporary political conflict and more prone to cultural. and historical cliche catalans president. a former journalist also knows that when dealing with the foreign news media it helps to speak their language. whenever she among. them when they frontage of the independence movement yeah is that the last two presidents of the catalan

madrid. hundreds ever henge refugees who have crossed into bangladesh lining up to receive aid they could have pollen count just across the border and today she's have mobilized to help some of the hof a million people who have escaped the violence in manama the united nations refugee agency and the government providing food water and medical aid. agencies have created special play areas for were his children to offer them some temporary escape from the trauma they've suffered time to challenge is one such area in cox's in bangladesh. close to how many are going to refuse it up crossed over to bangladesh or the matter of one month all of them to undertake this is our children according to aid agencies and bangladesh government among them one hundred thousand children one of. this is something called child friendly space this was set up by bangladesh brac the largest and also with the help of unicef what just says children has got to play corner that drawing corner and reading corner also have

his 70th real madrid goal. that made it 1-0 70th real madrid goal. that made it 1—0 and this was the goal that made it 3-1. 1—0 and this was the goal that made it 3—1. borussia dortmund had fought back. with ronaldo they've got a 100% record as well. tottenham against real madrid, they will be great games. a lot to look forward to. manchester city got another clean sheet — 2—0 at home to shaktar donetsk. pep guardiola had said they shouldn't underestimate the ukrainian side, and indeed they played well. it took a long time to break them down, kevin de bruyne got the first goal on the 48th minute. he's a fan favourite. it was his of the season. he made it 1—0. sergio aguero missed a chance to get a penalty although sterling made it 2-0. penalty although sterling made it 2—0. they've scored 2a goals in their last six games. you mention that their defences are doing well. only when considered in the last six games. in liverpool's groups of villa have taken control, winning 3-0 villa have taken control, winning 3—0 over maribor. not only

you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week barcelona versus madrid not a football match it's the media in competition over the catalan independence story community radio stations in mexico and the stories they tell us no place to hide two more syrian journalists are killed in turkey and millennium listen up advertisers have got you all figured out you. will begin the program with a story from the catalonian corner of spain which is holding an independence rough . random this weekend the different ways in which the spanish and cattle and media have reported on the referendum suggests that the coverage is one part journalism and one part propaganda that reflects the positions of the governments involved since the national government in madrid is calling the whole referendum process unconstitutional t.v. spain's largest public broadcaster is the channel once described by its own journalists as a propaganda instrument of the state news outlets based in catalonia aren't much better the widely watched t.v. three which gets more than half of its funding fro

because madrid isn't willing to talk about certain topics here but madrid has pointed out that this referendum has no basis in the country's constitution and that in fact it's illegal what our advisors and our experts say that in fact it is and we also call call the international legislation on civil rights where in the article one has said that people have the right of self-determination ok mary top rights from the catalonian government here in germany from the republican the left of catalonia party thanks so much for being with us. well catalonia at leaving spain would cause a huge political shake up in the economic ramifications for both sides would also be significant out of seventeen regions catalonia is spain's most prosperous tourism industry are important there in the region accounts for almost twenty percent of the nation's economic output per independence business owners in the region say that every day to go it alone but a split brigs it does not come without complications. the poblano district of barcelona where the startup temp water has its offices its team has develop

confrontation in catalonia as the independence referendum approaches rallies take place and both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's vote for the catalonian government insist that the vote will go ahead. and in the bundesliga better braman and hamburg's inability to score has cost them points can tonight's match spark life into their attacks. i'm happy quite often welcome to the program u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is in contact with north korea over its nuclear weapons program and is probing the country's willingness to talk tillerson made the remarks in beijing where he's held meetings centering on north korea and trade the u.s. use china as crucial to attempts to stop nor. korea developing nuclear weapons china has strong economic ties with the anyang accounting for about ninety percent of its foreign trade to discuss this further let's bring in correspondent stephen borowitz who is standing by for us in seoul in south korea stephen good to have you with us rex tillerson says today the u.s. is in contact with north korea probing its willingness to talk now

approaches catalonians insists the vote will go ahead there occupying polling stations to make sure madrid's police do not close them down also coming up . america's relations with cuba go on sick leave the u.s. is pulling out half its embassy staff of the mysterious attacks that have left some diplomats deaf. and in the bundesliga bad play men and how books inability to score has cost them points can tonights much back life into their attacks. i made a few money welcome to the program tensions in spain are rising ahead of attempts by catalonia to hold a referendum on independence on sunday now madrid says the move is illegal and has actually sent thousands of police to the region but catalan authorities say everything is in place for the votes to go ahead and boss alone other regions capital people have been rallying to show their support. we will vote. though since turnout for the final rally ahead of sunday's authorized referendum on catalog independence from spain. such as to control the sea the campaign has stoked the regional president claimed victory before a single poll that had been

there at dortmund have never lost a real madrid. it's difficult to play on any pitch it's true we have never won here and that's a challenge it is a challenge for us. right now will face a fierce crowd and it's imitating atmosphere they've got their work cut out if they want to improve on their poor record in dormant they'll need over players to be playing at their best. here's a reminder of our top stories at this hour french president emmanuel mccraw has called for more european unity and a long awaited speech as the president outlined his vision for the for a joint budget for the eurozone and a shared military intervention force for the whole of the e.u. also more unity on immigration policing and border security. and i think america has been his political parties to help form a stable government label to govern a lot of the conservatives will see talks with the social democrats already ruled out. but also start talks with the pro-business free democrats and the greens. that's it you're up to date on emanuel not crossed. speech a

approaches catalonians insists the vote will go ahead there occupying polling stations to make sure madrid's police do not close them down also coming up. the u.s. secretary of state goes to china high on the agenda what to do about north korea's nuclear weapon test. and america's relations with cuba go on sick leave the u.s. is pulling out how its embassy staff off to mysterious attacks that have left some diplomats dead. welcome to the program tensions in spain are rising ahead of attempts by catalonia to hold a referendum on independence on sunday now madrid says the move is illegal and has actually sent thousands of police to the region but catalan authorities say everything is in place for the vote to go ahead in barcelona which is a region's capital people have been rallying to show their support. we will vote. that thousands turned out for the final rally ahead of sunday's an authorized referendum on catalog independence from spain. such as a controversy the campaign has stoked the regional president claimed victory before a single power that had been cast. i were you where you are no

from spain madrid says that sunday's referendum is a legal and cannot be allowed to go ahead now more than seven and a half million people live in the semi semi autonomous region of catalonia that you see on the far right side of your screen cuts a lot of officials are calling for a peaceful vote the thousands of extra spanish police officers have been sent to the region and they've seized millions of ballots fourteen catalonian politicians have also been arrested. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle and flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeastern spain but their significance is taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven in the house million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand knowing me and arianna servant two sisters from barcelona who run a small ba

deploying police to ensure no ballots cast people in favor of a united spain holding a rally in madrid opinion polls suggest forty percent of registered voters. want to break away let's take you live to the heart of the story our correspondent all is in barcelona for us i mean it's pretty clear neither side is actually prepared to back down here. absolutely not peter and that's led to many both politicians and people on the street describing both the central government and the regional government as two drivers in a car without brakes neither of them more willing to apply or to even look for the brake and hence they are describing this referendum as catalonia heading towards a absolute crash what's happening this morning that issue of the schools the schools have become a battleground in this fight either to have the referendum or to try and shut it down because across catalonia around two thousand schools are planned to be used as polling stations and so supporters of the secession movement do realize that in order to get the vote they need to keep those voting stations open on the ot

anger in madrid as demonstrators take to the streets in protest against sunday's secession referendum in catalonia. all of them julie we don't know this is al jazeera live from london also coming up we will put on the safe spaces big created for him to children trying to find some temporary escape from the trauma itself it. has secretary of state is back in beijing wanting more from china to stop north korea's nuclear ambitions. if anybody out there is listening to us. we are dying. puerto rico are just the u.s. to speed up aid as it struggles to recover from hurricane maria. one welcome to the program spain's government is cracking down on the ban secession vote in its catalonia region on. someday describing it as a mockery of democracy it's worn volunteers that polling stations could be fined more than three hundred fifty thousand dollars base have already begun deploying ahead of the ballot and sealed off more than half of the schools designated as polling centers offices say that they will remove in the spanish capital madrid thousands of people voted in favor of a united spade an

and good protests in madrid ahead of to secession referendum in catalonia with the saying vultures will be removed. live there in geneva don't this is sound as a live from the also coming up. if anybody out there is listening to us. we are. puerto rico urges the u.s. to speed up aid as it struggles to recover from hurricane maria. u.s. secretary of state is back in beijing wanting more from china to stop north korea's nuclear ambitions. and joining hands against racism in inequality two separate civil rights movements march in washington d.c. . well this just hours now to go until polls open in the catalonians to session referendum and spain's government has been continuing its crackdown describing the vote as a mockery of democracy it's one volunteers at polling stations could be fined more than three hundred fifty thousand dollars a piece of already begun deploying ahead of the ballot to morrow and sealed off more than half of the schools designated as polling center officers say they will move in the spanish capital madrid thousands of people in favor of the united spain held a rally

madrid is also planning to take over polling stations in catalonia as it increases its police presence in the region. well the region's minister for foreign affairs has called on europe to intervene in the situation he ses by trying to block the vote madrid is violating the democratic principles of the european union the call echoes the council on presidents earlier statements accusing the european commission of turning its back on his region's right to vote. i was going to i think you will have earned the right to be heard this is something that has not happened up to now this is something the european commission has been deaf to they will not be able to continue ignoring this issue while catalans voiced their anger at madrid journalists have been trying to pin down the e.u. to get its view of the media briefing this week r.t. spoke to one of the reporters who is there. now all you have a double standard in freedom of expression whilst found that four thousand gaddy and in other stand out for the throne yet you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a m

catalonia local authorities are determined to go ahead with a vote on breaking away from spain but madrid says sunday's referendum is illegal and cannot be allowed to go ahead more than seven and a half million people live in the semi autonomous region thomas region of catalonia and its famous capital of course barcelona catalogue officials are calling for a peaceful vote but thousands of extra police officers have been sent to the region and they've already seized millions of ballots. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona under crosscut and only in the abundance of cutline flags isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeastern spain but their significance has taken on a great meaning head of the on authorised independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people. recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent. but our divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we made it knew me and i meant two sisters from barcelona

on friday madrid held his own referendum purely symbolic but the people here are equally important the question people were asked was do you want catalonia to remain. part of spain because you want to remember to remind everybody that you know spanish sovereignty it's you know should be the by all spaniards not just one part of spain which is catalonia you know this this is your would affect holy spain i want to make sure that everybody knows that you know. here you are so you know what that's you live in i came to vote because what they do in is an outrage against the constitution against spain and against history those people deserve the worst adjectives even a lot of fun oh yeah if franco was alive we would just shoot them against the wall live franco lives by him we don't want the communists welcome or nice that that's an extreme view but there are still many in spain who think former military leader francisco franco was a hero and not a villain through the tranquil countryside north of madrid is the valley of the fall and a monument created to remember those killed in the civil wa

barcelona where thirty's in the town of vic insist residents will be able to vote despite the ban from madrid. mayor says for her the issue is personal but. for me the worst punishment would be to go out into the streets and not be able to give my citizens the opportunity to express their opinion and decide. i am not afraid of what the spanish government can do because we are not committing any crime. invicta hoping sunday's vote will go ahead. but the spanish government has other ideas it says the planned ballot threatens the country's very foundations. the professional. secessionist process is illegal and it is based on illegal premises don't believe the obligation of the rule of law and if every single government is to prevent it from happening you are this is a specialist initiative is only trying to destroy spain. in barcelona farmers brought their tractors on to the streets to back their demand to hold the referendum. polls suggest catalans are evenly divided on how they would vote what is certain is that tensions are already running high. all right let's cross over to our correspondent

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's vote of the catalonian government insists that it will go ahead . and in the bundesliga verda braman and hamburg inability to score has cost them points can tonight's match spark life into their attacks. i'm not a quote often welcome to the program u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says the u.s. is in contact with north korea over its nuclear weapons program and it's probing the country's willingness to talk tellers and made the remarks in beijing where he's been meeting with president paying and other officials he also called for a calming of the situation over north korea the u.s. use china as crucial to attempts to stop killing and developing nuclear weapons china has strong economic ties with north korea accounting for about ninety percent of its foreign trade. earlier i spoke to steven burrill wake our correspondent in seoul south korea i started by asking him how important china's role is in developing channels of communication between washin

real madrid are beaten by real betis leaving them seven points adrift of spanish league leaders barcelona after just five matches. the man known as the raging bull, jake lamotta, who was former world middleweight boxing champion has died at the age of 95. and inland surfing. a radical new way to ride the waves. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that real madrid are now seven points behind leaders barcelona after real betis scored a 94th minute winner at the bernabeu. all this despite the return of cristiano ronaldo after missing five matches through suspension including the first four in the primera division. the world player of the year started up front but couldn't find a way through at the bernabeu, leaving zinedine zidane‘s side seventh after antonio sanabria's winner. elsewhere in spain, sevilla move second afterjesus navas grabbed the winner against las palmas with seven minutes to go. atletico madrid, who are third, were 2—1winners away to athletic bilbao with second half goals from angel correa and yannick ferreira—carrasco sealing the win. it'

those in madrid's sites hammered home m essa 9 es madrid's sites hammered home m essa g es of madrid's sites hammered home messages of defiance. translation: we are sure we won't be cowed and we won't remain still, we will do everything necessary so that our people, the people we see every day, can exercise democracy and can vote, long live catalonia. the spanish government's dilemma, how to stop a referendum that polls suggest a clear majority of catalans want, even as they indicate that the odds are against independence. the prime minister has vowed to thwart what he has called an intolerable act of disobedience. but come down to heavily and it risks playing into the hands of the succession lists. the dilemma for the catalan authorities, how to stage such a referendum in the face of madrid's implacable opposition. this goes beyond legal threats and efforts to seize election materials, madrid looks set to take control of the region's finances next week. the referendum is planned for october the ist, two weeks away. so far neither side is backing down. still to come, the fight of the d

confrontation in catalonia as the independence referendum approaches rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to opals the sunday's vote of the catalonian government insists the vote will go ahead. and in the wonderous legal battle plan and hamburg's inability to score has cost them points can tonight's match spark life into their tax. money welcome to the program growing tension between the u.s. and north korea is at the top of the agenda in meetings between chinese officials and u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson now to listen is in beijing for talks with his chinese counterparts wang ye and with president xi jinping the u.s. feels china is crucial to attempts to stop north korea developing nuclear weapons china has strong economic ties with pyongyang accounting for around ninety percent of its foreign trade. and for more let's bring in correspondent stephen barr awake who is standing by for us in seoul in south korea stephen it's good to see you so the u.s. is china is quick to couldn't prevent a military confrontation with north korea but what specifically is it asking of

again, implicitly, that madrid is the one being intransigent. and also noting that this is something not completely exceptional, but the 53 referendums on self-determination have been held around the world in the last 25 years. that is something that the foreign affairs chief came back to in this press conference, trying to downplay the idea that catalan is some kind of exceptional situation in the world. molly: any possible details on how the actual vote will take place? armand: there were some details. 2315 pollingt stations have been planned, and the total number of fifth officials -- of officials to beage these stations would 7002 hundred 35. so very specific figures there, 7235. very specific figures there, and the voting will happen between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., which makes it sound like it is a very orderly vote, which it cannot be , because 10,000 officers from the central government in spain have been sent to block this vote. we have also noted that websites where voters are supposed to register to find out where they are going to vo

well the first word that i came back to madrid thinking was confusion people are not very sure what's going to be happening on sunday if you course of course you've got these mixed messages from the regional government and then from the central government people are being asked not to vote for a majority and then in barcelona saying you should go vote for what i understand a lot of people is that they're quite nervous there's a feeling of tension and there's a lot of protest on the street a lot of people are going to go out on sunday it's of course it's on the it's a family day people are going to make the most of that and they said that they will try and vote and of course now here in the capital squeeze them i said and he said now that there will be places for people to go and cast their ballots it's basically a feeling of complete and utter confusion that's that that's the sense that i got when i was in barcelona and also not knowing really what is going to happen on sunday with regards to at the measures that the central government are going to take. problem us with the latest fro

database public foley and if in boss alone of the region's capitol he's not in the spanish capital madrid welcome pablo so the system is in your report that they were happy to agree to disagree how divided up people generally. well i would say feel that divisions are. definitely there's a big change and people ask people now have a very clear idea of what they want and the interesting thing that was mentioned in the report is that more than forty five cotland actually want to vote in a referendum that within those people obviously. told suggest that perhaps less than a majority would vote for independence but the feeling i got of the story was concern defiance. worry is well i mean what's going to happen because it's such an increasing and to situation you have this heavy police presence of course and i mean even yesterday and today before there were a lot of people a lot of police officers on the streets so people are very determined i would say as well on that particular the people who want to go and vote on would be in favor of independence i'll even say people who aren't in favor of i

let's bring in tony berkeley he is in madrid for us and i'm just wondering what sort of lines are you hearing from there and the fallout from that. city hall now jane and that rally was about five thousand people strong according to the organizers and that's quite something because up until now the spanish public has been rather muted its response to what's going on in catalonia but here people are very much in favor of catalonia staying with spain they are very much in favor of the measures the government is taking to try and ensure that referendum does not go ahead so you don't get any dissenters here if there was a mock referendum held in the center of madrid on friday and the overwhelming majority of people voted for remain strong support for this union to continue but people are concerned about what's going to happen i think there's lots of speculation about what happens if that referendum vote is a yes and what will happen in the future but the origins of the problems between catalonia the rest of spain the spanish government really wise in the civil war eighty years ago as i've

the former real madrid man haunted his old rivals. antonio conte‘s side fortu nate to his old rivals. antonio conte‘s side fortunate to avoid conceding a spot kick of their own. it may have been diego costa in the limelight said under the radar ‘s the substitute. 0ur football reporter john bennettjoins us now. john — a great win for chelsea especially given atleti drew their first match in the competition. they take control of that group and they make history as well because they make history as well because the first team to beat atletico madrid at their all—new stadium, a state—of—the—art stadium and alvaro morata, a great form. we are talking about strikers like lukaku and harry kane. that was a wonderful win for chelsea. we are going to talk about celtic now because this is arguably even better, 3—0 win away at anderlecht. we know they are so strong at home. they had to prove it in the champions league and they did that. leigh griffiths scored the first goal. he is in great form, his eighth of the season. they ha

de esta manera, terminÓ el encuentro 3-1, a favor del real madrid. los de zidane aÚn no pueden contar con ronaldo. les contaremos el encuentro entre chivas y pumas. presentadora: uno de los de los mÁs efectivos de la novena jornada de la liga mx era el de chivas ante pumas. en guadalajara, el conjunto universitario tiene una racha sin conseguir victoria. vive un mal momento deportivo. tenÍa la esperanza de revertir la tendencia. te contamos cÓmo les fue a los universitarios en la nueva casa del chivas. reportero: han llovido a cÁntaros desde la Última vez que chivas derrotÓ a pumas en guadalajara. hace 45 de los jugadores --pumas y chivas llegaron a la fecha nueve del fondo de la tabla. pumas mÁs que chivas, en peor momento, pero es pumas. >> no hay muchos elementos objetivos, pero tenemos confianza en que el equipo gana. >>tenemos corazÓn y tenemos todo. reportero: mucho amor por los colores. con, pero si Él, se ponÍa difícil, aunque de un lado y del otro en los banquillos, el corte estÁ de moda y en tiempos de agua, cualquiera sirve pa

rising ahead of attempts by the region of catalonia to hold a referendum on independence on sunday madrid says the move is illegal and that it will not allow the referendum to go ahead catherine authours of call for a peaceful vote the thousands of spanish police have been sent to the region to enforce madrid's decision the situation is dividing the country the w.'s pablo foley and i have found out. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle in flax isn't something new in this wealthy part of north east and space but their significance is taken on greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we met knowing me and arianna servant two sisters from barcelona who run a small bar in the center of the city ariana is in favor of an independent

anger in madrid as demonstrators take to the streets in protest against fun dice especially referendum in catalonia. and this is a line from london also coming up we report on the safe spaces being created for his children trying to find some temporary a sky from the trauma they've suffered. if anybody out there is listening to us. we are dying. quite a rico urges the u.s. to speed up paid as it struggles to recover from hurricane rita. and we have a special report on a nigerian army cracking down on the oil pirates who are raiding refineries across . government is cracking down on the bounce a session voted in its catalonia region on sunday describing it. the mockery of democracy it's all volunteers at polling stations they could be fined more than three hundred fifty thousand dollars apiece have the already begun deploying ahead of the ballots and sealed off many more than half of the schools designated as polling centers offices say they will remove voters in madrid thousands of people in favor of a united spain are holding a rally so far neither side is backing down a lot seems our

madrid says the vote is illegal and must not take place. catalonia is home to more than 7 peotone 5 million people and already has a high degree of autonomy. separatists secured a narrow majority in the parliament after regional elections in 2015. it is unclear if that means most people are willing to back independence. still, the regional government is determined to find out and says everything is in place for sunday's vote. >> these are the ballot boxes that the leaders of self-governing catalonia say its citizens will use to vote in the planned referendum from spain on sunday. authorities insist residents will be able to vote despite the ban from madrid. the mayor says for her the issue is personal. [speaking in other language] >> for me, the worst punishment would be to go out into the streets and not be able to give my citizens the opportunity to express their opinion and decide. i am not afraid of what the spanish government can do because we are not committing any crime. >> they are hoping sunday's vote will go ahead. but the spanish

madrid is keeping an eye on what this could do. this is already having an impact on politics in madrid. the government doesn't have the votes to pass it. anna: maria, thank you very much. we will be keeping an eye on the development over the weekend. let's begin our test let's continue our conversation with tony smurfit. we talked earlier about the customer base. this is a sector that has been under a lot of scrutiny because of the changing consumer habits, people moving away from products. trying to demand better returns. how is that translating into your clients back up is a getting tougher for you to supply them? just clients? is it getting tougher for you to step -- clients? is he getting tougher for you to supply them? tony: no. where offering ways to help in their supply chain and when we look at some of the applications that we have and we go through our customers and say, by changing this package, we can "x," weour costs by can see them problems. anna: these are challenged businesses, aren't they? is that leading them -- do

that the main question tell you barely that from the latest from madrid. hundreds of ranger refugees who have crossed into bangladesh are lining up to receive aid at the pollen count just across the border and today she's have mobilized to help some of the hof a million people who've escaped the violence in myanmar the united nations refugee agency and the government are providing food water and medical and. aid agencies have created special play areas for were injured children to offer them some temporary a scape from the trauma they've suffered tell me a child really is one such area in cox's bazar in bangladesh. close to how many are going to refuse it up crossed over to bangladesh for the matter of one month out of time to undertake this isn't our children according to aid agencies and bangladesh government among them one hundred thousand children one of the ways this is something called child friendly space this was set up by bangladesh crack the largest n.g.o.s and also with the help of unicef what you're says children has got click on that drawing c

protests and arrests in the spanish region of catalonia this week as it pushes for independence from madrid. good morning from moscow this sunday the twenty fourth of september one bright with a mix of today's world developments and some of the biggest stories of the week first for you. the north korean foreign minister says a missile strike on the u.s. mainland is now more inevitable he was addressing the u.n. on a day that saw american bombers flying off the east coast of north korea trump fired back on twitter saying the foreign minister and the country's leader won't be around much longer if they continue their rhetoric as americans go the latest the crisis has escalated today even more after the u.s. flexed its military might ok. adding to the pentagon the u.s. sent b. one b. bombers from guam as well as f. fifteen fighter jets from okinawa japan on a mission in international airspace off the eastern coast of north korea. this is the farthest north of the demilitarized zone that any u.s. fighter or bomber has flown in this this century the pentagon says that this mission sends a clear

will it be any more welcoming for a club to come here and play atletico madrid? i think that will be the challenge of the fans. we have seen many times in england when the club is to a new stadium it is hard to be create the atmosphere. it appears the two games they have had so far, they have managed to do that, whether they sorted out the seating. they get the singing section, the chanting section, but this has always been a very pacifist crowd and i don't expected to be any different and i can't wait to get inside. we expecting diego costa here tonight? i've heard he will be watching from the presidential balcony. i've heard he will be watching from the presidential balconylj i've heard he will be watching from the presidential balcony. i would expect he will be there to hope the fans, give everybody a bit of a lift. have a little pop at conte. i would be very surprised. could we see the scarf on the pitch or the short presentation? fat chance. i'd be surprised. we will see. speaking more broadly, what about you? ifeel that this is a chance for chelsea under co

olds their headquarters in doha to maria welcome to the new street before the vote the occupation with madrid still saying catalonia session vote won't happen supporters of the referendum have occupied polling stations in barcelona bad determined their voices will be heard coming up a live update from a very tense. also on the grid hitting puerto rico while it's down trumps accusing the island's mayor of bad leadership as the u.s. territory tries to recover from the strongest hurricane to hit in almost a century and the un's announced an investigation into potential human rights abuses in yemen by all sides it's what yemenis and human rights groups have called for for years but really what sort of success right do these sorts of groups even have. and i'm leon harding thousands are expected to march in washington d.c. demanding an apology for black men and women immigrants and taking it we're following that conversation online but we want to hear from you think about the hash tag it james. you know we can use good live on air in streaming online through you tube facebook live and al-jazeera do

well catalans voice their anger at madrid journalists been trying to pin down the e.u. to get interview at a media briefing this week artie's been speaking to one of the reporters who was there. now all you have a double stand out in freedom of expression whilst found that four thousand key gaddy and in other strand out for that one yet you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a member states starts playing with freedom of expression. private websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you say this is cause additional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is freedom of expression anything else that we're going to help you with today it's an internal constitutional problem according to the e.u. and the house to be sold into frame or called internal orders or for legal order of spain the problem is that this is true until until when certain issues arise like this in the last few days the issue of freedom of expression which is not only an internal constitution of ancient spain it's clearly a value which is if you want. con

madrid's used a range of measures in his bid to stop the referendum from actually taking place it declared the upcoming vote illegal and conducted numerous raids to seize pro referendum materials currently more than seven hundred mayors are under investigation over their support for the vote and most recently madrid's announced plans to take control of catalonia as budget cuts in order to ensure money isn't spent on the referendum let's take a closer look now what spain would lose if catalonia became independent of the region make supposedly about six percent territory with sixteen percent of the population living there it accounts for a fifth of the country's entire tax rate and a quarter of all exports of assembly member adam price believes that the catalonian people have a fundamental right dependence. ok let's discuss this further now with leslie really she's a columnist for the national joins me on the light good evening to you leslie the u.k. knows a lot about bids for independence we've seen brags that u.k. looking to break away from the european union and scotland had its own refer

i'm there at dortmund have never lost a real madrid at the restaurant and. it's difficult to play on any pitch it's true we have never won here and that's a challenge it is a challenge for us. right now will face a fierce crowd and intimidating atmosphere they've got their work cut out if they want to improve on their pool record and dormant they'll need all their players to be playing at their best. right or minor in our top story at this hour the winners of this year's right livelihood award have been announced one of them an investigative journalist who exposed corrupt government officials in azerbaijan known as the alternative nobel prize the award recognizes defenders of the environment and human rights. you can always get it on the news on the go just download our app from google play from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and that you can also use the day that you have to send us your photos and your videos. thanks for watching back to the top of the

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elsewhere, chelsea have agreed to sell striker diego costa back to his former club atletico madrid. diego costa is yet to play for chelsea this season after they told him he was free to leave the club but when a move did not materialise in the summer a move did not materialise in the summer transfer window the spanish international refused to return to london. he scored 20 league goals classes are but now he is on his way to madrid in january classes are but now he is on his way to madrid injanuary if personal terms and medical confirmed —— 20 league goals last season. motherwell are one step away from a first league cup appearance in many yea rs. first league cup appearance in many years. they took the lead in the first leg of the semifinal. very convincing victory. the next tory goes back to the drama on the rugby union tour of the lions in the summerand on the rugby union tour of the lions in the summer and now one of the stars sean o'brien has said that the lines would have won b series have the coaching been better —— the next story. we should have won the tour and we s

was training match, really, for real madrid. a comfortable victory and they did not need to leave first year. in the same group, totte n ha m leave first year. in the same group, tottenham picked up a brilliant victory against oresteia dortmund. all the talk had been about how they struggle at wembley, their home this season, but they were fantastic. harry kane scored two goals. manchester city, another english premier league side had a wonderful victory. 4—0. the defender scoring twice. that will not happen too many times in his career. jesus on the scoresheet as well. liverpool were frustrated on their group. they went one goal down. they got back to 2—1. they missed a penalty, and philip continuo made his comeback for liverpool. he came off the bench. there he is talking to the manager. remember here wanted to go to barcelona a few weeks ago but he made his comeback for liverpool. last not least, a champion league ‘s debut in picking up a point. one against monaco. remember, eight yea rs against monaco. remember, eight

berlin confrontation in catalonia ahead of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonia government insists that the referendum will go ahead as planned. and tragedy strikes at a french football match with several reports to supporters a severely injured after a stadium barrier collapsed during a goal celebration. also coming up clashes erupt at a neo nazi rally in sweden police in golf and bird detained dozens amid the violence that left several people hurt. warner. i met her man welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday the catalan authorities say that things are in place for the vote to go ahead as fane's central government is calling the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region just stop it . colonial which is home to more than seven and a half million people already has a high degree of autonomy but the catalan government has pledged to declare independence from spain within forty eight hours if the yes side

confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum thousands gather in barcelona and in madrid for rallies to oppose sunday's disputed vote to get only a government insists that the referendum will go ahead as planned. also coming up clashes erupted addio nazi rally in sweden police engulfing virg detained dozens on the violence that left several people injured. i met her mn welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday catalan authorities say things are in place for the vote to go ahead but spain's central government is calling the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region to stop it now people have occupied many schools in catalonia for use as polling stations to try and ensure that the referendum can take place. ahead of sunday's planned independence vote the cavalry has well and truly arrived breaking cover after camping out on ships in the ports around four thousand extra police officers have been deployed to catalonia assembled from across the country and sent with love from madr

protesters in madrid demonstrating against sunday's referendum on catalonian independence the spanish government is determined to make the vote impossible because a lot of fishes are pushing ahead with the banned polling and friday night of his campaign has turned out for their final rally. where they chant. it may have been a party atmosphere but the build up to this weekend has been marred with a committee. in bus alone as support the ship's hired to accommodate additional police forces sent by the central government to stop the vote. police have been ordered to seal off polling stations and volunteer staff could be fined up to three hundred thousand euros. national assembly president says he hopes to police will have for the voters. i'm aware they have a job to do that they have their orders and have to carry them out. but we also know that they have feelings. in barcelona stones families and children have classrooms sets to be used as police stations many of them have already spent the night here but they plan to remain until sunday when the vote starts. to pick up we had some vis

coming up on this programme: diego costa is heading back to atletico madrid as chelsea agree a deal to sell their striker to his former club. jordan spieth is three shots off the lead at the season ending tour championship in atlanta as he looks to claim the fed ex cup and the $10 million prize valentino rossi, just three weeks after breaking his leg, is hopeful of a motogp comeback this weekend. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the football news that chelsea have relented and allowed diego costa to return to atletico madrid. the striker helped the blues win the premier league title last season but manager antonio conte said he was free to leave the club. chelsea are understood to have agreed a deal thought to be worth around $70 million subject to personal terms and a medical. our football reporter steve crossman has more. diego costa said to me he had been told he was not wanted and would not be playing and he has been effectively on strike. he has been in his small home town in brazil where the only people that recognise him are the locals. it brings to an end