people on london bridge as a convicted terrorist who was released early from prison prime minister barak johnson visited the same as the attack on saturday he said don't convey to the terra fences that shouldn't be released early. i'm rebecca read his welcome to the program. germany's government could be soon saying a shake up after the 2nd biggest party the social democrats elected to new late is no but a vault of boyens and saskia esque and won the ballots and now present at the tension of threat to the parties a grand coalition with german chancellor angela merkel conservatives both well voltar buoyant and s. can have been outspoken critics of the coalition of the boy and that was quick to emphasize though that the s.p.d. want russia decision on whether to stay in the coalition or not. after the ballot valter boyens had this to say about the future of his party. once a civil suit. does does he and we are aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat rather it's a question of keeping this great social democratic party together. bringing it closer together where it's already sp

people on london bridge as a convicted terrorist who was released early from prison prime minister barak's johnson visited the scene of the attack on saturday he says those convicted of terror fences shouldn't be released early and. it's not the same old song and dance thousands of activists in mexico and chile and to open people's eyes to violence against women. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program germany's government could soon be saying a shake up after the 2nd biggest party the social democrats elected to new late is no will but volta boyens and saskia s. can one the ballots and now president potential threat to the party's grand coalition with german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives both fall to boy ends and as can have been outspoken critics of the coalition all to boil and was quick to emphasize though that the s.p.d. won't rush into its decision on whether to stay in the coalition or not. after the ballot multiple and had this to say about the future of his party. that's does he and we are aware that this is not a question of victory or defeat rather it's a question of

people in london bridge as a convicted terrorist who was released early from prison prime minister barak's johnson visit of the saying of the attack on saturday he says those convicted of tara fences it shouldn't be released late and. it's not the same old song dads thousands of activists in mexico and chile to open people's eyes to violence against women. i'm rebecca rape has welcome to the program germany's a 2nd biggest party the social democrats has elected new late is norbit volta boy. skin won the ballot and now present a potential threat to the party's grand coalition with german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives both while. the boy runs an aston have been outspoken critics of the coalition alter boy and was quick to emphasize that the s.p. de waart rushed its decision on whether to stay in the coalition or not. to dissect this a little bit further i'm joined in the studio by political correspondent simon young simon thanks so quite a shock and now it's meant tell us a bit more about these candidates i think this is a small bombshell in german politics because these 2 new lea

agent and russian media tycoon to prime minister barak's. struggles to cope with an influx of migrants trying to reach the european you get your ass sarah gave them to close a mike account built on the site of former. i'm phil gal welcome to the program german chancellor i'm going to democratic union has begun its 2 day party conference in the eastern city of leipsic i'm done the question of party leadership is not on any official agenda it's expected to be an issue since i'm going to machall stepped down as party leader last year and announced that she would not run for another term as chancellor the c.d.u. has been gripped by a power struggle. top of the conservatives position as the dominant party in german politics is being challenged from sides c.d.u. leader. has been addressing party members and challenge the critics and potential replacements to decide whether she should be the one to continue to lead the party in here to my insight to see if you feel that the kind of germany that i have outlined today is not the kind of germany that

ahead and populace to nigel for as it delivers an election elton may send to british prime minister barak johnson. also 100 fanatic is in colombia we follow the fight simpering killers of indigenous need us to justice. hello again it's good to have you back well we have seen plenty of rain here across parts of vietnam over the last few days and you can see the clouds right there making their way to the northwest so for one oyo do expect to see more clouds here on saturday but down across much of southern china it is going to be the clouds not the rain that is going to be the problem we could be seeing some stroppy seas down here across the south but for hong kong though it is going to be a mostly cloudy day at $28.00 and for shanghai expect to see more clouds in the forecast with attempted there of $23.00 degrees where here across much of parts of india we are watching a storm system just off the carolina and that system is making its way towards the northwest now the system is intensifying and over the next few days we don't expect to see much in terms of rain maybe a few showers here co

but 1st british prime minister barak johnson is due to see the queen shortly to block the official start of the nation's election campaign follow it was formally closed in the wednesday morning ahead of the ballots to be has on december the trust the election has been called because british politicians are still unable to agree on a way forward departure from the european union. joining me now from london is our correspondent begin to get the official election campaign starts today what can we expect from boris johnson and his conservatives. are we already seeing the 1st signs that this might be a very bloody campaign already some past attacks when boris johnson has come pads jeremy coburn his main opponent from the labor party to use of stalin and his tactics we've also seen case of an accusation of fake news where the conservative party has edited an interview that labor's brecht's that spokesman q. stallman has given on television and they edited in such a way that made. really an apt and frankly quite stupid so there's been a lot of criticism already on that so it's not exactly what

the palestinians or about social issues but only about sylvia or not serving under netanyahu mitchell barak here would you agree with that basis met netanyahu is the stumbling block it's not an ideological issue this is a man who doesn't want to be indicted for for corruption. well right well he's using the entire electoral system the entire knesset and the entire israeli people he's holding them hostage so that he can have a better trial and have a better outcome i would call that an ego ego maniac problem if i had to look at it because he's got the whole country he's holding for that reason i think that netanyahu at this point has has the most to lose because if this indictment comes down in the next week or so he is going to look like a damage prime minister which is unprecedented to have a sitting prime minister who is under indictment and that's when the rebellion that yossi beilin is speaking about could happen because once he starts sliding in the polls the likud is not going to stick with that they've stuck with him for 2 elections now and he has failed to form a government he's the

trade agreement that's according to a statement from downing street in a phone call prime minister barak's johnson has just president donald trump to lift tariffs on goods including whiskey and exclude britain from possible juvies on european cars. a boeing whistleblower has told the b.b.c. up to a quarter of oxygen systems in the company's 787 dreamliner could be faulty passengers in danger of cabin pressure is lost boeing denies the allegations. and germany. has confirmed the cancellation of 1300 flights on thursday and friday cabin stuff of preparing to hold it to taste. overpaid and conditions. the international monetary fund has cut its full costs for the eurozone and its biggest economy germany the council of economic advisors to the german government has also trims its growth out there for next year to just half a percent so it doesn't expect a broad or deep recession the council suggests the berlin drop its treasured balanced budget policy critics have long blamed berlin's for galette evil crumbling infrastructure and problems with high speed internet access i asked exactly what so

officials fear british prime minister barak wants to turn the u.k. into a tax haven scrapping current regulations and standards the european parliament sprigs a coordinator says that would greatly restrict any kind of post brags that free trade deal. breakers that coordinated before told a brussels committee that a future free trade agreement with the e.u. could only be reached if you carry lawmakers were willing to level the playing field for the ones he said the scope of any agreement would be seriously restricted . it will be very. question of the best people you know saying that just. how far. on the realignment all respecting labor standards. of unity on the playfield in general. also pointed out that the canada e.u. free trade deal had taken 9 years to complete and the more complex situation and crucial trade interests mean that a one year timeframe for an e.u. u.k. deal would be doubtful. this next ruling has in israel but the european court of justice says consumers should be able to make informed choices it says exports from israel's occupie

released from prison about a year ago during a visit to the site of the stabbing british prime minister barak johnson expressed his opposition to the early release of convicted terrorists. onlookers captured the moment members of the public disarm an attacker on london bridge he was wearing a fake suicide bomb vest moments later the police shot him dead one of the bystanders who intervened told journalists what he saw. when we got there he was wielding 2 noise one was sort of duct taped to his hand so all i could do was walk to the guards to sort of help him down the sort of putting him to the ground. you know kind of try to start because all i could on his restaurant you know release the noise as it were in a song so a kick a nice way police search for evidence of the attackers house in a town 250 kilometers north of the capital the 28 year old suspect was mccann had been serving time for terrorism offenses until last year he was released early before he had served half his prison sentence he was allowed to walk free after agreeing to wear and electronic tag that's a practice that u.k. prime

it's barak. >> it was worth getting up at 3:15. >> i actually did not sleep. i slept for two hours and then the excitement got me here. >> what do you think of the line? >> um, i mean we're on the front of the line so we're pretty excited and the line is huge and i think he's worth it. >> yeah. >> thank you so much. rooesht appreciate your time. i want to show you what she's talking about with that line. we're going to walk down and kind of give you a look at everyone who's waiting here. this line goes pretty far. we're going to move pretty fast. how many people in line here. this stretches all the way down howard street if you're familiar this is between 3rd and 4th street. it's lining the side of the building. of stay with us just to give you some perspective here these people showed up really early to get in line here. the line goes down the side of the building and it will stop right here but to give you some perspective at the very end of those lines where you see the line ends it continues to wrap around the side of the building. i would say there are ro

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. >> the mayor's performance drawing parallels to barak obama. >> and today on his bus in cedar rap zblieds to what extent do you see your campaign like obama campaign. >> no two campaigns are alike. i think that campaign demonstrated the importance of iowa and also the fact that anything is possible if you can inspire people. >> but the democratic field with more than a dozen candidates. >> i'm looking forward to being able to choose from three or four. >> bet ofr o'rourke announcing his exit on friday. but other candidates strapped for cash holding on. kamala harris laying off several dozen staffers. >> it was a very tough decision. >> moving her new hampshire resources to iowa. >> and are we seeing signs the field may narrow even more. >> jose, beto o'rourke exit from the race yesterday is a reality check for several of the candidates. just nine of them have qualified for the debate just two weeks from now. jose. >> vaughn, thank you very much. >>> actress jane fonda took on a new role overnight. inmate. she got arrested overnight. more on the cause that landed her behind bars. >> jane f

has been criticised for showing an old clip of prime minister barak's johnson while reporting on this year's remembrance sunday ceremony the corporation has apologized but many people suspect the swap was deliberate. 6 and then the prime minister. of his government. right. this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. this on facebook b.b.c. accidentally. when boris did it's a flood. this morning on b.b.c. breakfast we showed footage of winston churchill it implied it was actually boris johnson this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. is more insulting the b.b.c. saying it was a production error or expecting the public to believe that it was not a manipulation of the truth to protect the prime minister which is poppy reeves gaff. made a mistake an off piece last night. responding to this you spring by chance. thank you for joining us here on r.t. international we're back with the latest. luck. lead. deal or or specter of socialism 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall socialism is now remarkably popular what explains this how to explain why so

a 1st televised debate ahead of december's general election has taken place between prime minister barak's johnson and labor party leader jeremy corbyn but johnson's conservative party was accused of trying to deceive voters after its press office changed its tritter channels name during the debate fact check your k. . now police in malta have arrested a man in connection with the murder of journalist a deaf in syria who was found dead on the island last year you're going fenech of one of the country's most prominent businessman was apprehended when police intercepted his you off the coast of. pope francis was greeted by adoring crowds in bangkok as he arrived for a week long tour of thailand and japan the pontiff hopes his visit will boost the faith of catholics in both countries and address pressing recent issues like human trafficking is the 1st pope to visit thailand since john paul the 2nd in 1984. the standoff between pro-democracy protesters and police in the besieged university in hong kong appears to be winding down and remaining protesters are ringing their options as a food and

fears of russian meddling have been reignited this week evidence of much thinking the prime minister barak's johnson to a russian oligarch the guardian newspaper reported that mr johnson met russian billionaire and former k.g.b. officer alexander lebedev in april last year at a party organized by mr lebedev son until recently alexander lebedev had denied the meeting took place and now the oligarchy is further distance himself from the prime minister rejecting accusations that he has contributed to the conservative party in any way. has been to meet him in moscow. alexander lebedev likes being in the spotlight he used to be a secret service officer today he's one of russia's richest businessmen in a restaurant in moscow is launching his new book in its he denounces the corruption of the russian elite. but the multi-millionaire is making headlines for another reason his supposed interference in british politics. are your friends with boris johnson are not friends with him but i know him maybe zhenya is friends with him. genya is labor day son evgeny. he played host to british prime minister bo

parliament on the 12th of december the outgoing was formally dissolved in the morning before prime minister barak's johnson headed to buckingham palace to notify the queen opposition leader jeremy kohl bit of the labor party began his campaign with speeches in a number of constituencies britain's withdrawal from the european union is likely to dominate. the debate correspondent sean to poets in london says the tone of the campaign has already been set. day one of the campaign and it has already gotten nasty with name calling and accusations from all sides for the british though this election is all about bricks it according to latest opinion polls 80 percent of voters say that this issue will make them decide how to vote and they have a clear choice johnson's conservatives want to get breaks a done with the breaks a deal that he negotiated in brussels the labor party demands a 2nd referendum but won't say whether they leave all remain one party to watch out for other liberal democrats they are the only party that have clearly stated that with them the united kingdom would stay in the european union

country is likely to face an unprecedented 3rd election in just a year where political analyst michel barak out he sees things unfolding. we definitely are in unchartered waters so it's not clear what's going to be but there is now a period of waiting which is about $21.00 days where the president basically throws it to the knesset what's happening is it sounds easy ok if we don't have a government we're going for new elections no one in the country wants new elections the people are really fed up i mean all of our polling numbers are showing that people are really fed up with politicians of what the government so those in knesset have to know that there's a big risk to them that they may be voted out of the government because if they have to face new elections again it's possible that other parties will run and the people will punish those same members of knesset and leaders of the parties that for 2 elections couldn't form a government. ties between the united states and europe is stronger now than they were at the end of the cold war that's the opinion of nato secretary-general un stolte

with us democratic strategist sue previously worked with barak of bahrain are being accused of creating fake news in a bid to sway the 2020 presidential election that's after they've launched the media company called korean news room with the aim of countering donald trump's dominance on line in key swing states or against the us delved deeper. it's certainly daring to take the one thing people still trust in this skeptical and cynical world you local news run by your neighbors people you know and trust and to pervert it into a tool of propaganda macchiavelli himself would be proud while the article she publishes are based on facts nothing alerts readers that career publications aren't actually traditional i'm time newspapers but political instruments designed to get them to vote for democrats the movie titanic was based on facts the movie 300 about those spartans was also based on true events the end result was fiction i'm just giving you a heads up for the next time you hear the phrase based on facts it means fiction all of this is brought to you by a woman of questionable more ality.

for a tense weekend live pictures in fact right now from the french capital you're seeing a lot of barak aides being. erected and police trying to push back with now sunday marks the one year anniversary of the yellow vests movement rallies are expected across the country 41 demonstrators have been arrested in the french capital so far. is in the thick of the action in paris. well this weekend the yellow vests movement is marking its one year anniversary so people here they're trying to take a stand but as you can clearly see not much success in it because the riot police who we are running along right now so you have to excuse me if i'm a little bit out of breath. because we've been doing it for for quite a long time there has been tear gas we have already seen tear gas there have been people arrested socially the protesters are trying to take a stand here but the police who are over there they're not allowing them to stand in one place for instance they have been trying to block roads here in paris in central paris but the riot police over there are not allowing them to do so paris has

is likely to face and i'm president of the election in the year we are split tical analyst mitchell barak how he sees the situation unfolding we definitely are in unchartered waters so it's not clear what's going to be but there is now a period of waiting which is about $21.00 days where the president basically throws it to the knesset what's happening is it sounds easy ok if we don't have a government we're going for new elections no one in the country wants new elections the people are really fed up i mean all of our polling numbers are showing that people are really fed up with politicians of what the government so those in knesset have to know so there's a big risk to them that they may be voted out of the government because if they have to face new elections again it's possible that other parties will run and the people will punish those same members of knesset and leaders of the parties that for 2 elections couldn't form a government. a number of media outlets among them associated press and reuters have retracted the story claiming that 100000 migrant children were detained at u.s.

unlike is likely to face to an unprecedented 3rd election in a year we asked political analysts michel barak how he sees the situation unfolding is happening as it sounds easy ok if we don't have a government we're going for new elections no one in the country wants a new elections the people are really fed up i mean all of our polling numbers are showing that people are really fed up with politicians of what the government so those in knesset have to know that there's a big risk that they may be voted out of the government because if they have to face new elections again it's possible that other parties will run their people will punish those same members of knesset the leaders of the parties that for 2 elections couldn't form a government. 2 months ago the blue and white party be trival which is headed by the incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu as you can see from the results here norm of the 2 favorites gained enough seats for a parliamentary majority it meant that dance was tasked with then forming a coalition government however a number of sticking points to get in his way for e

british prime minister barak's chance and promises to break the stalemate among m.p.'s of a break said that's his kickoff message for the u.k.'s general election campaign we talk to our correspondent in london about the state of the race. and our special coverage marking the purges and they receive the fall of the board we look at sport which was divided by the border just like everything out today we look back at the historic football match just after the border and when fans from the east of the city were able to go to the west for the 1st time in decades. of a warm welcome to you. journey's president xi jinping and his french counterpart emmanuel mccraw have issued a joint statement reaffirming the. support for the prop barris climate accord in beijing president across said cooperation between europe and china on reducing emissions would be decisive this follows of the trunk ministrations tossed off the former closest to the u.s. from the accord both she and cruel have said the accord signed in 2015 is irreversible. mathilda ticklish milk over the past 2 years in th

has been criticized for showing an old clip of prime minister barak stance and while reporting on this year's remembrance sunday ceremony the corporation has apologized but many people suspect the swap was deliberate. stood at the news. and then the prime minister on behalf of a man says government. was. this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. this on facebook b.b.c. accidentally. when forest visits. this morning on b.b.c. breakfast we showed footage of winston churchill it implied it was actually boris johnson this was a production mistake and we apologize for the error. is more insulting b.b.c. saying it was a production error or expecting the public to believe that it was not a manipulation of the truth to protect the prime minister which is poppy reeve get . made mistaken off piece last night to recall been responding to this she is spring by chance *. thanks for joining if they were naughty international we're back in 30 minutes with the latest. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been

general election campaigning as got off to a bit of a bang i mean as you heard there prime minister barak's johnson has gone on the offensive with his pen comparing labor leader jeremy corbyn with joseph stalin attacking the wealth of the cool acts of the landowning classes and in direct reference to russia there in the meantime then labor m.p. emily saw imbrie has raised questions in turn about the prime minister's top adviser dominic cummings who spent 3 years in russia in the 1990 s. after he graduated in the meantime as well the prime minister is being accused of a cover up as a report from the special services the security services the intelligence services which is due to be released the prime minister number 10 have said that they're not going to publish that until after the election and then i thought very ask the house why. so we are bound to ask what is downing street so worried about why would they not welcome an official report into attempted russian interference in the 26000 referendum where the successful or otherwise and i fear it is because they realize that this report will

but 1st some other news this is prime minister barak johnson has. been to buckingham palace to seeing a sea queen elizabeth it must see official start of the country's election campaign the ballots will be had in december after politicians failed to agree on a way forward for the u. kids' departure from the european union. yemen's internationally recognized government has signed a power sharing deal with a southern separatist group the southern transitional council had been battling for control of the city of aden despite fighting with the government against the countries. the deal aims to end months of infighting in the south. looking now into space and into the universe a year ago the team in charge of nasa voyager missions announced the data indicated that avoids the 2 had reached a milestone scientists of not confirmed that the probe has escaped the sun's influence entirely and entered true interstellar space it follows its twin voyager one to become only the 2nd human made object to cross that boundary both pros were launched back in 1077. join

is likely to face and i'm president of the election in the year we are split a calamitous mitchell barak how he sees the situation unfolding. what's happening is it sounds easy ok if we don't have a government we're going for new elections no one in the country wants new elections the people are really fed up i mean all of our polling numbers are showing that people are really fed up with politicians of what the government so those in knesset have to know so there's a big risk to them that they may be voted out of the government because if they have to face new elections again it's possible that other parties will run and the people will punish those same members of knesset and leaders of the parties that for 2 elections couldn't form a government now the likud could actually form together with blue and white if they would dump it and you know if they would replace nuts and you know if they would find someone else that could happen in the next $21.00 days it's going to be interesting because there's 2 significant things is going to take place 1st is whether it's a new i was indicted the

snap general election in december prime minister barak's joelson has already launched a scathing attack on labor party leader germy corben this wednesday comparing him to joseph stalin over his hatred of wealth creators we cheer for them because their success is our success and the tragedy of the modern labor party under german corben is that they detest the profit motive so viscerally and would raise taxes so wantonly but they would destroy the very basis of this country's prosperity they pretend that their hatred is directed only at certain billionaires and they point the fingers at individuals with a relish and a vindictiveness not seen since stalin persecuted the cool acts. let's cross live to london to r.t. skate park for it's ok we just heard it there aggressive language only on day one of the election trill. hi there union yes indeed boris johnson has been to see the queen after parliament was dissolved in the early hours and that of course heralds the start of the general election campaign as we heard boris johnson the prime minister has gone on the offensive with his pen compar

britain's prime minister barak's johnson is facing criticism for not taking part in the u.k.'s 1st leaders' debate on climate change instead an ice sculpture shaped as the globe was placed on johnson's empty podium hours earlier the european union 2 quid a climate emergency this election is our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency the climate movement has changed our politics forever and labor has listened just 100 companies are responsible for 70 percent of emissions and you at home must not pay the price of the transition to a net 0 economy labor will kickstart a green industrial revolution bringing new wealth to all parts of our country. a group of opposition leaders in guinea who were arrested for protesting against the president a free for now a court ruling that they should be released temporarily the leaders are angry at president alpha condé who they believe is planning to run for a 3rd term but his county a lot of his heart a young reports their freedom by the short lived. guinea's opposition leaders arrived at the conakry court of appeal hopin

mr barak has on his mind his new effort to stop mass shooters but given the u.s. government's controversial history when it comes to stopping terrorism i think it's time we start watching the whole. to wonder what it. looks like real that this would. be the plot of. the day like you said i got. was that we. would. be. pretty. well the world watching the hawks i am tired over and happen and f.b.i. director christopher ray actually told lawmakers in the 1st 3 quarters of the 21901st goal year that the bureau had logged more than 100 domestic terror related arrests and i bet many of those were kind of white power things go in there a little i'm going to say was more domestic terrorism and there was and it was probably because an f.b.i. guy came from an instructor. so. i'm just. also the memorandum does differentiate so there's this between suspected terrorists. terrorists terrorists from suspected mass shooters just to clarify one round and once not oh i'm not. going to go the memorandum doesn't go far right but unlike many historic terrorism cases quote many of toda

s general election is less than 3 weeks away it was called by a conservative prime minister barak johnson more than 2 years early in a bid to get a parliamentary majority so he can quote get.

s general election is less than 3 weeks away it was called by conservative prime minister barak johnson more than 2 years early in a bid to get a parliamentary majority so he can quote get it done his pledge on britain's exit from the european union is at the center of his party's election campaign labor party leader jeremy corbyn is concentrating more on making britain a fair a society he has unveiled a radical public spending plan higher taxes for the rich and a crackdown on tax dodging will get into more of what's been promised by the policies talk a bit fast it's hear from the 2 leaders get brits arm and we can restore confidence and certainty to business and if that is get brits done that will see a pent up tidal wave of investment into this country get bricks it done and we can focus our hearts and our margins on the priorities of the british people very is romana for a. very thorough amount of growth grow to give greece 3 in also 3 to give hope to prepare all the right the wrongs that have happened over 10 years of historic 3 right now our interpreter in the middle. the area wher

meanwhile prime minister barak's johnson's conservative party is being accused of suppressing a report into accusations of russian meddling in the 2016 referendum jonson's under pressure now to release the document before the election on december 12th grades that factions there were keen to avoid any suggestion the u.k.'s divorce from the e.u. was treated unfairly china's president xi jinping has put his support for hong kong's leader on show during a surprise meeting in shanghai she met carry on the sidelines of a trade event on monday expressed a high degree of trust in hong kong's leader for her government's ability to tackle the months of anti-government protests they began in hong kong in june or over a plan to allow extraditions to mainland china. during a very short meeting with preston seen here i expressed caring concern about hong kong especially given the disturbances that we have seen in the last 5 months and he expressed support for their various actions taken by the hong kong special administrative region government and we will continue to do so in strict accordance with

s general election is less than 3 weeks away it was called by conservative prime minister barak johnson more than 2 years in a bid to get a parliamentary majority so he can quote get it done his pledge on britain's exit from the european union is at the center of his party's election campaign labor party to jeremy corbyn is concentrating more on making britain a fair a society.

against ukraine the white house says his testimony completely exonerates the president from said i think barak is over. 100 just as are still holed up in hong kong perceives polytechnic university international condemnation is growing of the treatment of the protesters u.s. house approve the bill supporting for my rights in hong kong. and of these 11 people have been killed off the airstrikes and missiles talk of the parts of syria's rebel controlled didn't call that status up in the syrian government to rein in militias from isaan the talk of the din i.d.p. town near the turkish border. protests in chile have now raged for more than a month as demonstrations continue to grip cities across the country a symbol as i'm a calling attention to the nation's indigenous. the reports now in the chilean capital. thousands of people continue to march on the streets of cheating the frustrations of demonstrators are rooted in social inequalities many believe are getting worse. one of the most iconic manifestations of this discontent is an indigenous band belonging to chile's muppet chipping in so don't go

prime minister barak johnson's governing conservative party remains a well ahead of the main opposition labor party and as election day approaches all sides are turning to online platforms to attract undecided voters as nadine barber reports they're even creating. this designed to go viral. we will be the e.u. 29 march 2000. it's made to raise a lot but it also makes a serious point about the conservatives failing to deliver bricks it when they said they would this online video is the work of momentum the grassroots movement that supports labor leader jeremy corbyn one example of how political parties are using eye catching digital content in the battle for undecided voters and boris johnson's conservatives are firing back with a series of memes all with a similar message but with different treatments depending on whom they're aimed at showing top man ben gearin the young new zealanders behind many of them were hired after helping australia's center right liberal party score an unexpected election victory this year we are posting 30 posts a day and more than 20250 a week that means you

of britain's prime minister barak's johnson has visited the site of a knife attack in london where 2 people were killed on friday it was revealed the suspect 28 year old a small khan was released from prison last year he'd been convicted of terrorism related offenses in 2012 khan was shot dead by police after stab after a stabbing rampage but it's clear to me that. this guy was out he'd served half of his sentence he was out on automatic early release and i have long said that this system simply isn't working it does not make sense for us as a society to put it in putting terrorist people who have committed of terrorist offenses a serious bond offenses out on early release. challenges in london force he says there are big questions about the judicial system now. after a half way through a prison a sentence usually they are released from prison they're given an electronic tag monitored put back to be they see out the rest of their conviction rest of their sentence outside of jail that's what happened to us mina khan he was released from prison in december 2018 so effectively even thou

s bricks and party has offered to help prime minister barak's johnson win the december election but only if he abandons his withdrawal deal with the european union for more let's cross to bob or sara he's in our european the center. that's as if thank you yes nigel farage opened his election campaign by threatening to run candidates in every seat against the conservative party if the bracks a deal isn't dropped for our says the agreement continues to follow any call for boris johnson to forge an electrolyte if parker explains. the odds in according to bookmakers prime minister boris johnson's conservative party will win britain's general election but don't count on anything and to nigel for a leader if they break that policy he wants to leave the e.u. without a deal and now wants johnson to ditch his brakes a plan and build a leave alliance can johnson's deal agreed with the e.u. last month to a used car just enough to break down i'm going to say this or is johnson drop the deal. drop the deal because it's not. drop the deal because as these weeks go by and people discover what it is tha

conservative party seats in next month's general election in a significant boost for prime minister barak's johnson era said his aim was to stop and he breaks apart he's winning that the senate vote he says the move would hopefully prevent another e.u. referendum and make a hung parliament much less likely ice dance are also welcome to the situation saying that he's glad there is recognition that only his party can get direct sit down while brennan has been. this is an extraordinary u. turn by nigel farage who on november the 1st when he launched the bricks of party campaign said that boris johnson's bracks it deal was not rex it's a tall and he vowed to stand his party candidates in all $650.00 seats across the u.k. now he's saying that boris johnson's deal is close enough to bracks it that he will do a deal whereby he won't compete against the conservatives it's an extraordinary setback and you turn for the bracks a party the reaction has been across the spectrum boris johnson the prime minister said he was glad that there was a recognition there is only one way to get done and that was a