foreign office as they put it this appalling thing that's all. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team myself you know neal a little. iran's foreign minister made an impromptu visit to the g. 7 summit in southwest france on sunday the whole crisis talks with president among you all mohammad javad zarif the rival the other world leaders off guard though reportedly leaving the u.s. delegation blindsided charlotte dubin ski reports. traumatic diplomatic move kind of went down like a lead balloon with the white house delegation we're fusing to meet the a rainy and foreign minister discuss that iranian deal of course the iranian foreign minister himself under u.s. sanctions at the moment so no meeting between them you might remember that there was an iranian nuclear deal signed a few years ago and there were in trump became president of the united states he said this deal it's not good enough i'm pulling this out of it and he did that back last year now since then there's been a war of words with iran they have been

as a doctor for 20 years all 4 of his children are british citizens too but the foreign office has been unresponsive to pleas from me to step in and secure his freedom the embassy in khartoum haven't actually had direct contact with my father we as a family have been in contact with them updating them on my father's condition unfortunately they've had very little input so our only contact with the foreign office has been through our m.p. . and they've been very slow to respond their responses have been very disappointing i think it's very shameful it reflects very badly on the british government. whether you're a jewel national or british national if there's injustice happening then you need to take action early on. in his detention kemal went on an 8 day hunger strike hoping to draw attention to his plight but though it sparked protests in his hometown the international community failed to take notice it was a cry for attention and he went on a hunger strike for 8 days but unfortunately fell on deaf ears it's obvious this is a human rights violation and i would call upon human you know

foreign office is disappointing response as they put it. to here in moscow this monday the 26th of august is kevin only for this half hour of these update and a focus 1st today on what's been happening over the weekend in the south of france that she 7 some with a course of iran's foreign minister made an impromptu visit to the g. 7 summit in france on sunday the whole crisis talks with president emanuel micron. rival caught the other world leaders there off guard apparently in left the u.k. a u.s. delegation has got a clear blindsided shell of dubai and skis got more on the reaction to it. dramatic diplomatic move kind of went down like a lead balloon with the white house delegation we're fusing to meet dia rainy and foreign minister discuss that iranian deal of course the iranian foreign minister himself under u.s. sanctions at the moment so no meeting between them you might remember that there was an iranian nuclear deal signed a few years ago and then when trump became president of the united states he said this deal it's not good enoug

for you on this the british foreign office has stated that it is in contract with the sudanese or for it is concerning most attention will keep on top of the situation if we hear any more we will of course let you know. about a texas has been executed for the rape or murder of a college students last despite larry swear into a lawyer insisting on his client's innocence for decades. prosecutors are adamant swearin 2 most responsible for the murder they did earlier argued that they were quote mountains of evidence demonstrating his guilt including for instance bits of the victim's clothing found in his trailer where engine had asked a fellow inmate to write a letter to his lawyer told him to be the real killer additionally he had a track record of violence against women. but his defense claims that there were significant discrepancies in the prosecution's chronology and that on that basis he could not have been responsible they also allege that the clothing in the former electrician's trailer may have been wrong to someone else and that the blood found under the victim's fingernails did

foreign office is disappointing response. coming from russia's capital city my name's you know male 30 minutes of news and views start with. french president among you will mccrone has opened. tension conflicts heading into the g. 7 summit which is now wrapping up he just held a joint news conference with donald trump in the southwest of france where the leaders played on any part and. 1st of all i would like to thank president trump and all the heads of state and government present here for the extremely productive work and very productive discussions we've had since saturday evening together i want to thank you very much mr president for the incredible job you did this is a truly successful. there was tremendous unity it was great unity. across the g. 7 summit and those remarks for a surf around space correspondent charlotte. charlotte so the 3 day event in the resort city appear it's pretty much coming to a close what's come from it. well as you saw there present trump and president very chummy in front of the cameras on m

and i told this for you the british foreign office has stated that it is in contact with the sudanese orthorexic concerning carol ahmed's detention if we do hear any more from the forward office so for mr ahmed from me will will of course let you know that's it for me thanks for watching you covered in the coming hours here on r.t. from moscow. well that's my life but you know i started on wall street 40 years ago and i've been living in a large areas life of ever cheaper money ever since literally not having to work a day in my life because they are so spotted 40 years ago have gone straight up. little. low. it. just so. slowly. and very well might continue watching us instead. it's seemed wrong. but old rules just don't. mean you get to shape out just to become educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. 2006 i was substituting for a 5th grade class all of sudden it's kids come 1st. really agitated one of the boys to their health and on the way he collapsed the next morning. not spraying anything but. actually

years they publicly duke a foreign office is disappointing response. from moscow to the world this is r.t. international a very warm welcome to the program and i mean as you know the top story the french president. has opened up about an earth tension on conflicts playing out at the g. 7 summit he just tell a joint press conference with donald trump in the southwest of france where it seems the leaders initially look to play doll in the apartment for its. punk president and with all the heads of state and government. extremely productive. discussions that the. evening together. i. want to thank you very much mr president for the credible job you did this is a truly successful g 7 there was tremendous unity there was great unity. across the story for us or from space correspondent charlotte dubin ski hi there charlotte is this really a case of reading between the lines here or there's a lot of flowery very diplomatic language but not all of it. well they were nice as pie when they stood in front of the press conference coming to the end of the g. 7 in b

to try to follow to the british foreign office has stated that it is in contact with the sudanese or storage is concerning. detention and we'll keep on top of that for you if we hear anything back we'll update you. next the lawyer of an executed man in texas says key evidence has been overlooked in the case where injured pleaded his innocence for decades over the rape and murder of a college student. prosecutors are adamant sware engine was responsible for the murder earlier argued there were quote mountains of evidence demonstrating his guilt including for instance bits of the victim's clothing found in his trailer where internet also asked a fellow inmate to write a letter to his lawyer purporting to be the breo additionally he had a track record of violence against women but his defense claims there were significant discrepancies in the prosecution's chronology and on that basis he could not have been responsible they also allege that the clothing in the form of electrician's trailer may have been long to someone else that the blood found under the victim's fingernails did not bel

foreign office is disappointing response to the ok. for good afternoon just midday then as mentioned this monday the 26th of august here in moscow my name is kevin owen here with the world news for the next half hour from r.t. international's world news here so 1st starting with this story iran's foreign minister made an impromptu visit to the g. 7 summit in france on sunday the whole crisis talks with president emmanuel mccrum mohamed joba jerusalem rival caught the other world leaders off guard and left the u.s. delegation feeling blindsided shiela do bensky. traumatic diplomatic moves kind of went down like a lead balloon with the white house delegation were seizing to meet during in foreign minister discuss that iranian deal of course the iranian foreign minister himself under u.s. sanctions at the moment so no meeting between them you might remember that there was an iranian nuclear deal signed a few years ago and they were in trump became president of the united states. he said this deal it's not good enough i'm pulling this out

office will wa nt to priorities, the foreign office will want to see what the foreign secretary and the prime minister wa nts to secretary and the prime minister wants to do. i've been quite clear borisjohnson said he would leave no stone unturned. we will hold him to those promises he makes, so i've asked behind closed doors but i want to the first first 30 days but that's not happened yet. it's partly out of his control. —— mike i wanted to the minister within the 30 days. the quicker he can explain how it's going solve it. a final thought, you mentioned in the context of the un, there other families around the world struggling with similar issues. closer to home, we've been hearing today the case of a 33—year—old woman who has had her appeal against the sentence in iran turned down. she was working for the british council. what is your take on that case? it's very similar. she worked for the british council in london, went on holiday, picked up on spurious charges, encouraged to keep quiet and then given a ten year sentence, and it's happened again. asafamily sentence, an

if i can use an analogy, working as a diplomat overseas, foreign services officer, feels kind of like watching your home from a distance. even under the prior administration and i mentioned this in my op-ed, i absolutely could see visible cracks in the walls, maybe even the foundation of our nation or our government at least. the past three years have felt like the house is on fire. not only is it on fire but there's a man purposefully lighting for fires. so when i see -- when i talk to my colleague, it's not that they don't feel the same distress that i do, they absolutely do. it's not like they're not as concerned as i am about that house on fire. it's not that they don't have compassion for the people in that house who are being hurt, it's that they decide to keep their distance and hope that the house is still standing afterward. and for me, that is the definition of complacency. >> you in fact say there's no deep state, there is a complacent state. explain -- because look, foreign service officers are working for the american people, they're working representing america overseas.

we have heard from the foreign minister, the foreign office minister, the foreign office minister, here is what he said in the light of the scenes in hong kong today. i think the scenes we have seen over the past few days have been deeply troubling, and in particular the scenes from the airport over the past couple of days. in terms of china's reaction, china is clearly a signatory to the joint declaration with the uk, and that binds both of us to promoting the special status of hong kong, and i feel certain that china will want to be true to its obligations in international law, contained within thejoint declaration. international law, contained within the joint declaration. that was the foreign office minister speaking a little earlier following comments from the foreign secretary, dominic raab, who tweeted about the need for dialogue between the two sides. he says the foreign office is upping its anti—in how these issues are being dealt with. police in malaysia say they've found the body of 15—year—old nora quoirin, who went missing nine days ago. the teenager, who has learning

foreign service officers come in classes. you immediately have a group of anywhere from 40-80 people who learn together and understand the department to gather. it is a civil service 1-week orientation course and there is no timeline for that. political appointees don't get any training. the idea of the ethos to take these values put into a statement everybody could understand and recognize, we are rolling out a training course this year and the idea to bring everybody together whether or not you are a civil servant, foreign service officer, political appointee or family member you would have an opportunity to sit down together and talk about what it means to work for the best hermetic team in the world and we never had that so that is the intent and the idea is when people understand that they will have a better understanding of their colleagues. we need to work together like this. it may not happen to people just joining lauren younger ranks. that is the intent of the east coast. let me talk a bit about the feds and then go

the foreign office says it is extremely concerned about the tougher restrictions on her detention. every two hours, a woman dies of ovarian cancer in the uk. the disease normally affects women over the age of 50, but cases in younger women and girls are increasing. the teenage cancer trust is now calling for young people with symptoms to see their gp as early as possible. our correspondent, adina campbell, has been to meet one girl who was diagnosed at the age 01:14. # hang up the phone, phone. 15—year—old kelliyah is wasting no time after a rocky 12 months. # you don't like it, but i'm growing. her dreams of becoming a recording artist were put on hold a year ago when she nervously noticed how much her body was changing. # i'm something so special. # i'm on my own level. my belly got really big, but i thought that i was putting on weight. then i started doing exercises, i started doing push—ups, but nothing was working. and i went vegan to see if i would lose a bit of weight, but my belly was getting bigger and bigger. weeks later, she was rushed to hospital and diagnosed wi

the pakistani foreign office summoning the high commissioner of india to the foreign office and lodging a strong protest and complaint about the indian move. now, there are tensions over the past few weeks, also because of cease-fire violations. of -- inaccused india the end denying that. the -- india denying that. it is going to be important to see what happens in the next few days. pakistan intends to go on a diplomatic offensive. internationale community the only way forward this crisis.defuse although india and pakistan had an agreement to resolve all outstanding issues including kashmir, that part has been closed because of india's refusal according to pakistan to come to the negotiating table. the prime minister had already said if india wants to take one step toward peace, pakistan will take two. barbara: earlier, i spoke to an associate professor of sociology at the university of orrick. strippinghis is about kashmiris of their rights and identities. in indianple living administered kashmir, this is the occupation, if you will. phase was accession to india, the second was the th

office summoning the high commissioner of india to the foreign office and lodging a strong protest then complain about the indian moves now there are tensions which have been brewing up over the past few weeks also because of the fire by lation just on the accused india of using cluster munitions the indians of course denying that but pakistan has been taking foreign diplomats and even the.

as a state secretary or deputy minister 1st in the foreign office and then in the ministry of defense. in 1968 and 69 carstens was the head of the chancellor's office his responsibilities included keeping an eye on the b. and d. so he must have been familiar with the hard manton's weapons deals and his cooperation with the intelligence agency. you also do is a member of the bee indeed historical commission. he would interest this ecstatic a lot of stuff came across carsten his desk at the chancellor's office including some things that could turn out to be illegal. but he said later that he couldn't remember a lot about some of it's. so later he was called to testify before a parliamentary committee that was looking into the b m d's activities. in 1974 costin's was interviewed about the be india's involvement with the sale of surplus weapons. if the b. and d's role in weapon deals is to be fully clarified a special investigation must be carried out. would you be prepared to testify that such a course but i'm not convinced that such an investigation will be in the country's best interes

office and want to see what the prime minister and the new foreign secretary wants to do. i've been quite clear that i think boris johnson when he was foreign secretary made a clear promise to leave no stone unturned and we want to hold him to that promise and he should feel responsible for the promises he makes. i asked behind closed doors that i want to see the prime minister in the first 30 days do something, but that hasn't happened yet and as things deteriorate, that is out of his control, but as prime minister, the buck stops with him. the earliest we get to meet him, the quicker he can explain how he sees things and how he can move forward. just a final thought. you mentioned in the context of the un there are other families around the world struggling with similar issues. closer to home, we've been hearing today one case, the 33—year—old who has had her appeal against sentence in iran turned down. she was working for the british council. what is your take on that case? it's very similar. working for the british council in london, went back on holiday, picked up

foreign office says simon chang attended a business event in shan jan or was the 8th and was supposed to return to hong kong the same day and china insists it has no information on his whereabouts only say they're trying to figure out what's happened. so you found one point on 9 of august we're leading to a missing person case but for the sake of personal data i couldn't just constant to too much detail here and the case is currently under the and primary by the regional missing person unit of how and when we can and so far the hong kong police force does not receive any notification from the mainland of storage even though the reciprocal notification mechanics of. a word has more from london where we understand that simon chang travelled to shands then on august 8th to attend a business conference he told his girlfriend that he was going to come back the same day on the fast train but he simply didn't make it back home now the hong kong police have opened a missing persons inquiry into his whereabouts now they he is of concern of course to the british government because he is a membe

. >>> cnn talks with the foreign service officer who resigned and wrote a scathing op-ed blasting the trump administration. welcome to viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm natalie allen coming to you live from atlanta. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. the alleged gunman in last weekend's rampage in el paso, texas apparently confessed at the time of arrest and told police he was targeting mexicans. the new details are contained in the arrest affidavit, a sworn document by police, about the fact of the case. we get more from cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: cnn obtained arrest affidavit of the suspected shooter patrick crusius showing he allegedly told police he was there to target mexicans. cnn spoke to the manager of the walmart. robert evans. he saw the shooter firing at victims in the parking lot. the shooting appeared deliberate. >> he seemed like he knew what he was shooting. he was very defined. he looked very focused. you know, precision on what he was aiming for. it wasn't just a spray of gunfire. these were direct shots. >> reporter: el paso police told cnn the suspect

office summoning the high commissioner of india to the foreign office and lodging a strong protest and complain about the indian moves now there are tensions which have been growing up over the past few weeks also because of the fire by lation just on the accused india of using cluster munitions the indians of course denying that but pakistan has been taking foreign diplomats and even the united nations military observer group for india and pakistan to show them the evidence of the indian artillery bedrock in the needham valley and waste good relations are you now it is going to be important to see what happens within the next few days of august on intends to go in a diplomatic offensive to try and rein in the international community that the only way forward. to quiet in order to defuse this dangerous. although project on in india had been a game in back in $1702.00 to discuss andhra dollars all outstanding issues including through bilateral talks that particular pod had been closed because of india today the according to pakistan to come to the negotiating table the pakistani prime m

foreign office has welcomed his release and said that they are glad to say he is been reunited with his family. and that they will continue to provide consulate assistance to his family. the headlines on bbc news... a post—brexit britain will not "retreat" from the world stage, says boris johnson ahead of the start of the g7 summit. and the fires burning across the amazon are discussed at the g7 as brazil's president orders troops to be sent to help fight the flames. police chiefs call an emergency meeting to discuss officer safety — in the wake of pc andrew harper's murder last week. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. all the latest on the ashes, here is john. good morning. that is where we start this morning, we are about 45 minutes away from day three. england's last hopes of remaining. australia rimini with a big lead of 283 for second innings wickets intact. england have not even bowled out for that dismal 67 in their first innings. josh hazlewood took buy that those as england made the lowest score against australia in 71 yea rs. lowest score against aust

foreign office says simon attended a business event. that. he was supposed to return to hong golan the same day china says it has no information on his whereabouts. hong kong's leader caroline says she hopes the recent nonviolent protests show the territory is only the path to peace sunday's march of history 2000000 people with the calmest in weeks of demonstrations which of often become violent they began over proposed changes to hong kong's extradition laws that have grown into a wider movement against beijing's growing influence. and i can give you this a very clear commitment as a political level that the bill instead there is no plan there is no plan to revive the spill especially in light of the public concerns but to me shame is from the civil human rights front which organize this weekend's protests he says caroline is still not really addressing what the protesters a most upset about hong kong needs a mechanism that can ensure democratic election so that citizens who elect a chief executive that can represent the people and also list

foreign office says simon chang attended a business event in shane general the ca's and was supposed to cross back in the whole goal the same day it's fair that he's being detained china says it has no information about where is. the salvadoran woman at the center of a controversial abortion trial has been acquitted of all charges evelyn hernandez was charged with murder after giving birth to a stillborn baby the case is drawn international criticism of the country's strict abortion laws lopez older young reports. a celebration after being cleared of all charges evelyn hernandez has become the face of a car to decriminalize abortion and el salvador she faced up to 40 years in prison in a retrial after giving birth to a stillborn baby prosecutors accuse her of aggravated homicide the 21 year old said she was raped and didn't know she was pregnant. as they are there is always the today there was justice i want to thank all the countries and international organizations are supportive of me i also want to thank my mother who stood by me i know it was difficult for her to see me being acc

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as a state secretary or deputy minister 1st in the foreign office and then in the ministry of defense. in 1968 and 69 carstens was the head of the chancellor's office his responsibilities included keeping an eye on the b.m.d. so he must have been familiar with care had met its weapons deals and his cooperation with the intelligence agency. you also do is a member of the bee indeed historical commission. he would interest this ecstatic a lot of stuff came across carstens desk at the chancellor's office including some things that could turn out to be illegal. but he said later that he couldn't remember a lot about some of it's at sea so later he was called to testify before a parliamentary committee that was looking into the b m d's activities. in 1974 costin's was interviewed about the b. indeed involvement with the sale of surplus weapons. they never found out if the b. and d's role in weapon deals is to be fully clarified a special investigation must be carried out. would you be prepared to testify that such a course but i'm not convinced that such an investigation would be in the co

when i tried to meet with the foreign office, we we re meet with the foreign office, we were told it was best for her family to deal with the situation. if you think a to deal with the situation. if you thinka uk to deal with the situation. if you think a uk diplomat is arrested in another country and you were told your mother should sort out the problem, it is not really necessarily very helpful. i think that changed over time and the british council and everyone was a lwa ys british council and everyone was always very concerned and of course eve ryo ne always very concerned and of course everyone wants her to come out and to be released and for them not to bea to be released and for them not to be a problem and one hopes these things will just be a problem and one hopes these things willjust get resolved. i think the iranians strategy with the judiciary has been one of maximum pressure and to give the kind of maximum impact that they could, and that also led to when the sentence was announced whereby they announced the sentence before aras even heard of it herself and it was onto

to be more involved in the state department or how do you deal with the foreign service officer's? >> one of the things i love doing is leading the organizations when i ran in the beginning we had plans on how to make the foreign service officers and local employees staff better, so we have real training programs in the work we've developed on what he callewe callthe events, the 21sy diplomat, each of which is aimed at making -- they will be there long after i'm gone. they came here before me and they will be here after i'm go gone. we have an obligation to take care of and make sure that they get good education as well. >> i noticed you have very colorful socks on. [inaudible] after the first photo that was a picture. >> you are leaving. how do you deal with jet lag when the you are the secretary of the united states? >> i am fortunate i can sleep just about anywhere, get a couple hours of sleep and it doesn't bother me. >> thank you very much for your service and for coming here today. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ announcer: c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and po

the foreign officer is seeking further information. activists say that serious rebels have withdrawn from khan shaikhoun, last rebel held province. therere has been a redeploymentf forces. khan shaikhoun was seized by rebels in 2014. we have more. reporter: with onlyly a few belongings, this family fled safety frorom their home. trtranslater: we fled during the intensified.raids they destroyed our houses and kill people. we came here just with our clothes. we have children and elderly people to look after. reporter: fighting has intensified as michelle are assad's forces with the help of russssian -- babashar al-assad's forces with the e help of russia has b been -- ththey havee struggled to regain control of the region.. this marks a turning point in the fit against t jihadist groups a aempting toto overthrow bashar al-assad. a military convoy killed three syrian civilians inside the rebel held area. came despite letting ruiaian know abobout the presene in the area. the syrian government sayaythe convoy was deliverering a ammunn to th

foreign office says simon chain attended a business event in chen's in the north was the aids and was supposed to return to hong kong the same day but china insists it has no information on his whereabouts hong kong police say an inquiry is underway. the scene from one point on 9 of august will leading to a missing person case but for the sake of personal data i couldn't states coast to much details here and the case is currently under the and primary by the regional missing person unit of how. we can and so far the hong kong police force does not receive and in notification from that minority on the reciprocal notification and some songs later carry land says she hopes the recent nonviolent protests show the territory is on its way to peace sunday's march which drew 2000000 people was the calmest in weeks of demonstrations which have often become violent. russia has accused the u.s. of escalating military tension after it tested a ground launched missile with a range of more than 500 kilometers the test would have been banned under the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty washing

worker the foreign office says it has not been able to speak to him since his detention. >> meanwhile, youtube disabled more than 200 channels it says we're tied to misinformation about the hong kong protest and involved coordc coordinated influence operations it was consistent with decisions taken by facebook and twitter to break up campaigns originated in china. >> he gives political parties five days to ink a coalition deal as they set new red lines for a partnership with five star more when we come back ahh... your teeth hurt? sensitivity. gotta do something about it. new crest gum and sensitivity starts treating sensitivity immediately, at the gum line, for relief within days and wraps your teeth in sensitivity protection. ohh. your teeth? no, it's brain freeze! crest. >>> they tell cnbc they see no pace for another rate cut. >> my sense was we added accommodation and it wasn't required in my view. >> i didn't think it was appropriate necessarily but i went along with it to get back to neutral i'm on hold right now. my forecast is just to hold where we are and investors go hog wi

office the colonial office. and they all sitting on one side of the table and peter was on the other side of the table have us were defined for the 1st well boundaries your government just as we must of course have the whole of syria and all of it of course down to the egyptian border but if you're pinko you must realize is there are other claims in this area. to pap's perhaps the best to him and you could form a kind of enclave but certainly nowhere today. despite the numerical advantage p.k. just sits there with his arms crossed and says i'm not interested in you or your plan it doesn't we we call possibly accept something along the lines that you're talking about moving further east we must have the learn and north of this line and across here including most a motion. the tar not of the video yet the whole area around 20 years ago the belayer to most of included the baghdad ambassador district or you should just think they should be separated now it's impossible to consider the situation of 20 years ago affec