independence day thousands of projects all right wingers ultranationalists take part and marches in warsaw overshadowing the oficial celebrations also coming up. hundreds of thousands take part in a pro independence rally in barcelona it comes one day after kos alone is a separatist parliamentary speaker is released from jail. and brazil pays tribute to its greatest ever form the one driver in a new musical over twenty years after his death airs in santa remained a source of inspiration. i know donna welcome to the program well tens of thousands have joined in a march in poland capital warsaw that was organized by the far right the march took place on poland's independence day and brought together polish nationalists as well as far right groups including some from across europe it was first staged in two thousand and nine but participation has grown and recent years amid a huge demands for poland to take in middle eastern asylum seekers something the government refuses to do. they're a mix of patriots with small children angry citizens and right wing extremist many were demonstrating again

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poland marks its independence day but housing's of far right extremists joined the marches in warsaw we'll find out more from our correspondent. on brazil pays tribute to its graces ever for no one driver in a new news a girl over twenty years after his death earth and santa remains a source of inspiration. i'm out on a welcome to the program hundreds of thousands of pro independence protesters have filled the streets of barcelona demanding the release of officials jailed for back in catalonia into pendants from spain at least eight former members of the cabinet are in prison on charges of sedition rebellion and misuse of public funds on friday former catalan parliament speaker come if i could tell was released from prison after she posted bail she'd been jailed as part of an investigation into the circumstances that led to catalonia to carrying independence from spain. joining us from moore is the correspondent out in hana in the land here now michael the former leader of catalonia catalyst which amount called for catalan to create common noise in the protests today have they made e

still to come so four degrees is the maximum temperature there in stockholm and only around five in warsaw towards the west is mild if a now but it's a role of a dump and if this cloud of rain swings down towards the south it'll turn cooler behind it as well so london on monday will only be getting to eight and for paris will only be getting to knowing that area of town around hasn't moved very far it's here stretching across the alps and all the way up towards moscow there and many of us are going to see a fair amount of snow on that northern edge to the south that's where we'll be seeing the rain but again some of that is going to be very heavy somewhat weather

still to come so four degrees is the maximum temperature there in stockholm and only around five in warsaw towards the west is mild if a now but it's a role of a dump and if this cloud of rain swings down towards the south it'll turn cooler behind it as well so london on monday will only be getting to eight and for paris will only be getting to knowing that area of town around hasn't moved very far it's here stretching across the alps and all the way up towards moscow there and many of us are going to see a fair amount of snow on that northern edge to the south that's where we'll be seeing the rain but again some of that is going to be very heavy somewhat weather is also affecting us a bit further south as well stretching from parts of greece there all the way down the course of the parts of italy and into the northern parts of africa for the far western parts of libya and for some of us in chile is here we can expect to see quite a few sharp showers during the date lots of thunder and lightning too and then it's gradually pushing its way towards the west there was we had three monday say

the independent state march through warsaw was the biggest stage so far by right wing extremists state television estimated more than one hundred thousand protesters took part it was a show of strength attracted nazi groups and white supremacists from countries right across europe the views of the extreme right are now entering the political mainstream in poland and the number of xenophobic attacks particularly against the muslim community is steeply on the rise counter demonstrations were kept well out of the way of the march by lines of police blocking side streets but a group of women pensioners managed to stage their own protest sitting down in the middle of the route and refusing to budge lifted from my seat yet when everybody. fears of violence proved unfounded but fears remain about what the advance of the far right need for the future of. the nationalist march has become larger and larger. this is also reflected in police politics so more and more people are voting for extreme right wing parties. in a stark contrast to the march of the extremists antigovernment protesters were

polish mathematician dominika czerniawska has already gone back to warsaw. london still is the best city of the european union, but once it's not in the european union it loses so much appeal that berlin, amsterdam, and for some people warsaw, are far more attractive. investment has dried up. certainly i see my clients... i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs, and of course because i'm a consultant to those clients, if the roles are elsewhere then the jobs will be elsewhere. they're among thousands who've spent the months since that night calculating their futures in a post—brexit europe. decisions which are reflected in today's figures. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk, but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure. 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of potential workers, but not ken beswic

poland marks its independence day but the housings of far right extremists joined the marches in warsaw overshadowing the official celebrations will get the makeshifts. and brazil pays tribute to its gray says ever formula one driver in a new musical over twenty years after his death that remains a source of inspiration. i'm out on a welcome to the program well hundreds of. thousands of pro independence protesters have filled the streets of barcelona demanding the release of those jailed for backing catalonia splish from spain at least eight former members of the cabinet are in prison on charges of the dition rebellion and misuse of public funds but the protest organizers also hope to keep up the momentum for independence ahead of regional elections called. by now a familiar sight in barcelona huge crowds of independence supporters on the streets of the catalan capital their signs say freedom for political prisoners. there demanding the release of jailed separatist leaders and former catalan ministers after catalonia as referendum madrid dismissed the region's government former minister

thousands of polish nationalists have held that annual march in the capital warsaw to mark independence day the rally was launched the attended by supporters of the ruling law and justice party is recent controversial court reforms and to welcome migrants has drawn criticism from the european union has more from more so. the independence day march through also was the biggest stage so far by right wing extremists state television estimated more than one hundred thousand protesters took part it was a show of strength attracted nazi groups and white supremacists from countries right across europe the views of the extreme right are now entering the political mainstream in poland and the number of xenophobic attacks particularly against the muslim community is steeply on the rise counted demonstrations were kept well out of the way of the march by lines of police blocking side streets but a group of women pensioners managed to stage their own protest sitting down in the middle of the route and refusing to budge it from my c.d.'s when everybody. fears of violence proved unfounded but fears r

and thousands of polish nationalists holding national independence day march in the capital warsaw. well moving just by now with thousands of people are gathering for a rally in support of catalan secession as life to john hall who is in barcelona for us so cast runs out in big numbers jonah but is the independence movement as strong as it was a few weeks ago. when i think about him the numbers here this evening are going to be pretty impressive and a show of strength is certainly something that the independence movement would like to convey through this march but there is underlying all of this now a real sense of anger periodically here the cry of. those up freedom freedom for. what are being described as our political prisoners by this movement the eight ministers of the former government and to civil society leaders in jail in madrid facing charges of rebellion and sedition real anger around that this is a movement that has suffered severe blows in recent weeks not just another thing by the constitutional court a couple of days ago of their declaration of independence on october

now thousands of polish nationalists are holding their annual independence day march in the capital warsaw the rally was largely attended by supporters of the ruling laurent justice party is recent controversial core forms and refusal to welcome my grants has drawn criticism from the european union it also attracted members of far right groups. and five u.s. senators have strongly condemned president donald trump's environmental policy at the co-op twenty three summit in germany they told the u.n. climate conference and the americans recognize their responsibilities as global citizens and taking action to combat climate change you're up to date with all of our top stories but much more on everything we're covering is coming up in twenty five minutes time when i have the news out for you but that's off the inside story which is next. here a viewer is accused of detaining lebanese leader harry calls for his unified different political groups but becoming an open battleground for a regional proxy power play there.

thousands of polish nationalists have health annual march in the capital warsaw to mark independence day rally was largely attended by supporters of the ruling lore and justice party in recent controversial court reforms and refusal to welcome migrants has drawn criticism from the european union david chaytor has more from warsaw. more than one hundred thousand protesters took part in this independence day march to the center of warsaw according to the national television here in poland which would make it one of the biggest meetings of the far right near not these the white supremacist scene in europe since the fall of the berlin wall and the message here it's been very clear it's a message that poland is for the poles it's an anti immigration message it's also been. a ring into the mainstream of politics here even the head of the lore and justice party the governing party here said that as far as he was concerned immigrants and refugees were bringing in parasites and disease to poland that is an extraordinary sits on the very heart of government usually is reserved for the rhetoric

now thousands of polish nationalists are holding their annual independence day march in the capital warsaw rally is largely being attended by supporters of the ruling law and justice party is recent controversial court reforms and refusal to welcome migrants has drawn criticism from the european union the rally also draws support from far right groups several counter-demonstrations of planned including two large anti fascism and pro-democracy rallies we can now speak to russell foster from the department of european international studies at king's college here in london thank you very much for speaking to us so poland is celebrating its independence day but it is an event that has come to be overshadowed by the far right how and why is the warsaw march how has it become a sort of one of the largest assemblies in the world for far right extremists well this seems to be the largest gathering of right wing nationalists and european countries since the days of the third reich and it might initially seem strange that it's taking place in poland because of course the poles of a very strong cultu

tens of thousands of polish people have been attending an independence day rally in warsaw. the date celebrates poland regaining its independence in 1918 after more than 120 years of occupation by foreign powers. the eu president and poland's former prime minister donald tusk took part in the rally at a time of strained relations between warsaw and brussels. us—based carrier united airlines has temporarily suspended flights to delhi due to poor air quality. the choking smog is blanketing india's capital and surrounding areas for a fifth day. earlier, city officials said they were postponing emergency traffic measures to cut road vehicles on the basis of registration numbers. the alabama candidate for the us senate, roy moore, has again denied allegations he sexually abused a 14—year—old girl. at a veterans‘ day event in birmingham, he said the allegations were an attack on his character in an attempt to stop his political campaign for the us senate. to be attacked for allegations of sexual misconduct contradicts my entire career in law. i want to make it clear to the

warsaw has become a magnet for near nazis and ultra nationalists this martial arts group from russia is just one of the far right organizations attending a congress on friday promoting white supremacist ideologies sure this was a man without a will is like a knife without a blade every year the extreme right celebrates poland's independence day with a march through the capital their opinions are no longer confined to the margins here the ruling laurent justice party has adopted the nationalist rhetoric and placed it in the mainstream of the country's politics their leader jaroslav occasions. warned that refugees from the middle east would bring in parasites and diseases so. our message is a wake up call for europe so that one can live in peace without terrorism and islamic radicalization so that we can live in peace and. nobody thought under two facts. would last tough a century for poland. first germany attacks. then soviet russia the controversy surrounding this short animated film shows how much the political scene is changing in poland being screened in the museum of the second w

polish mathematician dominika czerniawska has already gone back to warsaw. london still is the best city of the european union, but once it's not in the european union it loses so much appeal that berlin, amsterdam, and for some people warsaw, are far more attractive. investment has dried up. certainly i see my clients... i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs, and of course because i'm consultant to those clients, if the roles are elsewhere then the jobs will be elsewhere. they're among thousands who've spent the months since that night calculating their futures in a post—brexit europe. decisions which are reflected in today's figures. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk, but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure. 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of potential workers, but not ken beswick,

is not in the european union it loses so much appeal that the link on amsterdam, and for some people warsaw are far more attractive. investment has dried up andl attractive. investment has dried up and i work in financial services and my clients have started to move jobs and because i am their consultant, the jobs will be elsewhere. they are among thousands who have spent the months since that night calculating their future is months since that night calculating theirfuture is in a post—brexit europe. positions which are reflected in the biggest to date. since the vote, 572,000 people have arrived to live in the uk but 342,000 have left. the difference is that crucial net migration figure, 230,000 more people living in the uk than a year ago. but following the brexit vote, that figure has fallen sharply by 106,000, the biggest fall since records began. many employers are deeply worried about the loss of potential workers but not ken beswick who runs a stationery firm in south wales. this has been a land of milk and honey. the people of great britain have suffered because of it forfar too

the annual independence day celebration in poland has been mounted why huge far right rally in warsaw among those taking part in a supporters of the ruling lower and justice party his refusal to welcome migrants has drawn intense criticism from the european union rally also contained members of other far right groups neo nazis and white supremacists from neighboring countries . that the coal mines and says germany is for a region have power the country for more than a century but since the end fell into decline one of its major cities is now looking to tourism to recharge its economy cripples from essen. has stands a ghostly relic to a time now. one of the largest industrial monuments in europe the silver and coal mine the last miners descended the shaft in one thousand nine hundred six but in this time zone verein was a key cog in the german economic machine for many going underground was a way of life the region was the beating heart of the nation's industry its coal mines and iron and steel plant the country for more than one hundred years. this is the largest of the region's disus

into mainstream politics thousands of polish nationalists celebrate independence day in the capital warsaw. why new delhi's local government has had to drop a car rationing scheme despite a severe pollution crisis. there are all hand a twenty year football world cup qualifying drive to go through to details with joe later in the program. hundreds of thousands of pro independence supporters have demonstrated in the streets of barcelona they're demanding the release of catalan leaders fired by the national government in madrid and who are in prison for their role in last month's recession bed barcelona's police say at least seven hundred fifty thousand people took part it's the largest protest since madrid began janie the former regional leadership they got a lot of village on livia has already separated from spain geographically at least twenty five hundred years ago john holl went to see how people there view this is a bit. yes two hours from barcelona the mediterranean coast kline's to the foothills of the pyrenees. the town of libya is a piece of spain surrounded by france the languages

guys of this march say they expect up to one hundred thousand protesters to take to the streets of warsaw this means is one of the biggest ever gatherings of the far right in europe the policies that they have been expounding on and the speakers here have been claiming essentially that they want to keep poland for the poles they're very much against the the immigrants and the refugees are coming into europe they say even the leader of the governing party here says they're bringing in parasites and disease to poland these are the views that are now being expressed both by these far right groups gathering here and also inside the government itself now the police are on the sidelines keeping to the back streets but they have water cannons and large reserves in case of trouble there are counted demonstrators are also moving through the capital and police do expect there could be clashes but at the moment they're staying on the sidelines waiting to see what the day will bring. now the world's biggest online shopping spree singles day has opened and china and it's already breaking records the e

the independence day march through warsaw was the biggest stage so far by right wing extremists state television estimated more than one hundred thousand protesters took part it was a show of strength for the track to nazi groups of white supremacists from countries right across europe the views of the extreme right now now entering the political mainstream in poland and the number of xenophobic attacks particularly against the muslim community it's deeply on the rise counter demonstrations were kept well out of the way of the march by lines of police blocking side streets but a group of women pensioners managed to stage their own protest sitting down in the middle of the route and refusing to budge it from my c.d.'s when everybody. fears of violence proved unfounded but fears remain about what the advance of the far right need for the future of every year the nationalist march is become larger and larger. this is also reflected in politics so war and more people are voting for extreme right wing parties in a stark contrast to the march of the extremists antigovernment protesters who

of the united nations thousands of polish nationalists have held their annual march in the capital warsaw to mark independence day the rally was largely attended by supporters of the ruling law and justice party whose recent controversial court forms and refusal to welcome my grants has joined criticism from the european union members of the trans-pacific partnership trade deal moving forward without the involvement of the united states president donald trump withdrew support for the p.p. deal this year but the remaining eleven nations agreed on the core elements to proceed on the silent lines of the apec summit and it now iraqi forces say they've captured one of the last remaining areas under eisel control in the country to iraq infantry divisions and sunni tribal forces are carrying out the operation in a province it's believed i saw fighters are holding ten thousand civilians hostage in the town of roa that's all for now coming up next a.j. selects. germany is hosting this year's climate talks of personal triumph as united states out of the paris agreement would know the global efforts

anti-fascist those demonstrations here in warsaw but also in other. cities in poland they're not so large of course this one is the largest one but there were to be some blockades against this march because. i go to thank you very much for talking to me and i'll just say right now. so we wait and see exactly how far the counter demonstrations will go and the reaction will be from the xenophobes far right extremists and white. supremacists. is very lively here at the moment and there could be some violence but there are water cannons and lots of police keeping on the sidelines at the moment we have to wait and see what the day brings david thank you very much that is david to live in warsaw thank you. now on a week when leaders appeared in court all over the region's declaration of independence support for the course continues to be mixed the cost on village of livia has had already separated from spain geographically at least nearly five hundred years ago our correspondent john hall went to see how people there view the secession bid. two hours from b

the drama continues tens of thousands have joined in a march and poland's capital warsaw that was organized by the far right the march took place in poland's independence day polish nationalists have taken part as well as far right groups including some from across europe among the rallies organizers are subtle radical groups with roots in anti-semitic organizations active before world war two observers say the march has grown considerably since it began in two thousand and nine. lebanon is calling for answers after its prime minister saad hariri resigned unexpectedly he announced he was stepping down during a visit to saudi arabia last week lebanon has now called on the saudi government to explain why he is still there and has not returned home on saturday hariri appeared on state television but the saudi king the lebanese government believes hariri is being held against his will his surprise resignation has plunged lebanon into a political crisis and made it the new focus of the long running power struggle between saudi arabia and iran. and a brief look at the few stories making news from

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hand they know how much good work that has been done and is ongoing between the jewish community in warsaw and elsewhere in krakow and jewish and the general community for example the fact of the matter is that rabbis are now teaching about israel and judaism in the public schools not just informally so you're talking about a very mixed actuation but this is definitely a throwback and the rise of polish nationalism appears to be going together with an increase or a rebirth of anti-semitic feelings and and actions. now the will is very biggest trip take care and see bitcoin has hit me record high speaking it well i have a nine thousand dollars. it is mind by computers which self sophisticated algorithm algorithms to generate the digital killing but the processes can change more electricity in a year it's an island which you belief in october alone the power they use to mine be calling went up by thirty percent and if these rights to continue it's predicted they could be a global twenty twenty what are c twenty twenty but artie's financial show host max kaiser says it won't slow down any tim

the marches take place every year on poland's independence day thousands marched through the capital warsaw on saturday including polish nationalists as well as extremists from across europe organizers of the rally include several radical groups with roots in and to semitic organizations active before world war two observers say the march has grown considerably since it began in two thousand and nine. for more i'm joined by journalist. action in poland it's good to have you with us so we've seen right on marches we've seen right wing marches on independence day growing in poland why is that. you know it's important to mention that this is the world's biggest for march and was to. poland independence day and i would like to remind the last year included seventy five. thousand people. but this year. the hopes of a it's been observed that the number might reach one hundred thousand. participants and it is growing because of the current political climate in poland i believe that the. polish. peace leadership the government leadership might be blamed for creating a photogram folks and a phobia w

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hand they know how much good work that has been done and is ongoing between the jewish community in warsaw and and elsewhere in krakow and the jewish community and the and the general community for example. the fact of the matter is that rabbis are now teaching about israel in judaism in the public schools not just not just informally so you're talking about a very mix that you ation but this is definitely a throwback and the rise of polish nationalism appears to be going together with. an increase over. which was a rebirth of of anti-semitic feelings and. actions. and the way is among the first countries to receive that shipment of new american f. thirty five fighter jets and they may have got more than they bargained for the norwegian military claims that the planes send sensitive data back to the manufacturer in the u.s. lockheed martin after every flight to see the electra from australia's royal melbourne institute for technology says that could be enough to pull off other countries from buying the jet. reality of it is is that if you're dealing with a company like lockheed martin if y

the alliance rapid deployment of enhanced foreign presence by liberals in less than a year from the warsaw summit in july last year less than a year germany led a battle group german led bellaver deploys a lithuania canada back on the continent of europe for the first time in years in latvia u.k. and estonia and of course united states and poland with spain italy france all these countries together that that significantly changes the military calculus number one number two all three of those countries and poland are doing exactly what they said they would do under article three of the washington treaty which says every nation is responsible for its own defense so each nation of those each of the baltic countries and poland have taken significant steps not just increase spending but to improve their own defense so i would not say thirty six hours a day so no thirty six hours so fifty hours one hundred i was odd there are real russians also today quick i would say first of all that the russians would think much harder about ever go on attacking with those countries because of the unity of th