from berlin italy declares a state of emergency as the search for survivors in general interest a second night of thirty nine people confirmed dead including several children after a key highway bridge collapsed yesterday now there's a dispute about who's to blame also coming up priests were raping little boys and girls and the men of god who were responsible for them not only did nothing they hid it all for decades and you report far as that three hundred priests sexually abused more than a thousand children in the u.s. state of pennsylvania over seventy years. plus another standoff in sea comes to an end as these to dock in malta after being stranded on the rescue ship for days but their journey is far from over malta says they can talk but they can't stick. it's good to have you with us tonight a state of emergency is in effect for the italian city of genoa the prime minister today declaring a twelve month state of emergency as the country comes to terms with the collapse of a key highway bridge prime minister because promising millions of euros in aid to the major port city and blami

carlo: he is, but it is different compared to italy. italy is a strong country. we are smart with a lot of possibility but we are not usa so we have to leverage on what is the real point of the country. these savings for italian families. at the same time we are the strongest exporter, much stronger than germany but we have a point of weakness, the debt. within the assets of the public we have a lot of real estate, so they have to work to make this disposal of real estate with a big project of reduction of public debt and at the same time investing in growth, in infrastructure and in the south of italy. caroline: that is the ceo of intesa sanpaolo. we will keep it with italy because we are seeing their budget battle and investor concerns continuing. kevin costello from rome. we haven't heard the ceo saying the point of weakness is the debt, but meanwhile we are hearing from the leadership, the government saying we will stick to our pretty bold spending plan. kevin: exactly, that is true. thetop leaders met today in prime minister's office for two hours and they c

when out to italy the country has declared a twelve month state of emergency in the city of genoa as it tries to deal with the collapse of a key highway bridge prime minister jews have been called to as promised millions of euros in aid to the major port city and blame that the tragedy on the company responsible for the bridges upkeep of the fifty year old marandi bridge was scheduled for extensive maintenance later this year but it collapsed during heavy rain yesterday a section of concrete the signs of a soccer pitch and dozens of vehicles crashed on to buildings and railway lines below thirty nine deaths have been confirmed so far firefighters are now spending a second night searching for survivors. the scene in genoa is one of utter devastation. firefighters and doctors have been working around the clock to pull survivors out of the rubble and they hope folk that they can still find more people life but the families of those who died that facing a grim reality of them said jim i started to call him forty times fifty times and then i started also to call his friend who was togethe

news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with this even neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues it seems or it will close its ports to all bustles carrying refugee says also coming up the eastern german city of tennis braces for more demonstrations as ball right nationalists gear up for another protest. the caste system in nepal it's long been a source of social inequality we meet the women working for change. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us italy is stepping up pressure on its european partners to take more migrants rescued at sea italy's defense minister elisabetta tend to announce that she'll ask fellow e.u. defense ministers to rotate the ports that migrants embark at calling on other countries to share the load of the ears joint naval mission in the mediterranean operation sophia was created to target people smuggling but it's ended up rescuing thousands of migrants since its launch in two thousand and fifteen under current rules operation sophia brings all those rescued to italy r

edu commission would then see you italy before the european court of justice because italy's legally obliged to pay its fees it's like a private tennis club if you want to use the court you have to pay your fees and by the way the numbers three g. ma is using a wrong italy's not giving twenty billion to the e.u. every year but only three point five billion in payments that is just a quick check on the populist political so where are we that know the who has been kicking around this this whole notion of migration policy since two thousand and fifteen and apparently getting nowhere now they can even deal with one hundred one hundred twenty migrants sat on their doorsteps where is a you policy now in this but the moderation policy lies and chambres there is no common policy anymore when it comes to migrants that arrive in italy it's only a case by case or both by boat management if you will the e.u. needs urgent plea a long term study but it nover inside the role is escalating and there's no sort of verity and even italy's asking its fellow rightwing populous government in hungary to ta

italy's new populist government is demanding that the european union changed. the rules governing the rescue of migrants and seen in two thousand and fifteen the e.u. agree that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy but rome is now insisting other e.u. nations must also start taking in migrants if not italy is threatening to close its ports to any vessel carrying migrants and refugees almost fifty thousand lives have been saved off the libyan coast since the e.u. mission code named safina started migrants from africa and the middle east who set out on a dangerous journey to europe were pulled to safety and brought to italian ports as initially agreed by all countries involved in the mission a success story but not for italy's new populist government is now threatening to close its ports to the saffir mission unless ships are allowed to dock in other neighboring countries instead. after today's meeting in vienna it was clear there would be no quick fix. soon that that is the political will to explore pract

news coming to you live from berlin italy escalates a dispute with this e.u. neighbors over migrants the populace government in rome says the e.u. must change the rules on rescues at sea or it will close its ports to all vessels carrying refugees. also coming up the eastern german city of cabinets braces for more demonstrations as far right nationalists gear up for another protest. i'm terry martin welcome to the program italy's new populist government is stepping up its hardline stance on migration and its calling on the e.u. to change the rules governing the rescue of refugees at sea in two thousand and fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy but rome is now refusing to honor that agreement and says other even nations must also open their ports the issue is being discussed at an informal meeting of defense ministers in vienna. italy says it won't accept migrants like these any more if other you member states don't share the burden currently as part of the u.s joint naval miss

italy is calling on the e.u. to start rotating the ports where migrants disembark under current rules all migrants rescued at sea by the emus naval operation notices company shore in italy but rolled once the burden to be shared among other member states. you're watching the dollar news coming to you live from berlin we have a fresh bulletin coming up at the top of the hour from now for me the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. into the conflict zone. so is the job trade shows corruption my guess is that human capital that's all is the outgoing president sends a message good women nobel peace prize situation back to the cosmos just drove me crazy but does he deserve. a fashion item with the venerable power of. the british on hold to use each company . he met. to strike a strong response more non french cena. then it was discovered by film stars and it continues to inspire designers to this day. the moment in sixty minutes on t w. oh. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and. carouse

they rune entire -- 3000 kilometers of hawaii -- highway across italy. taking that away would be extremely costly because there are rules they would have to pay indemnity. -- they havealking not been very clear about what they mean when they say take the concession away. it could mean taking the way the concession in the genoa area, so they can speed up reconstruction of the bridge. it may be more limited. i can't say this with certainty, but i would call for a little caution over some of the statements they are making. guy: as you say, we have seen a series of statements relating to this tragedy and some of those are centered on the ability of italy to spend money on infrastructure. maybe the eu's limits on that. how big a part of the upcoming budget discussion will now change as the result of what has happened in genoa? greg: i certainly think the government here will use what happened as a bit of ammunition to go to the eu and say look, you've got to be a little easier on spending. two decades of austerity here. you have to cut us slack, particularly

does italy really need to abide by these e.u. rules to grow or can they sort of just swing it on their own? >> well, i think it depends, of course, a political decision. so it depends on what you think is better, is most important, is most worthwhile. right now, you have this populist government which is willing to bend them, break them to make people happy. will have been years of recession and down turns. unemployment is very high. and there is a feeling that more spending that helping people out and keeping some of these promises that the populist government made that got into government will help. so we'll have to see how they play this. but it's going to be a very tense game with the market that are on edge. and that's why we're seeing the edge with the german government. that will drawut some sharp words from the european union but it's questionable as to whether the european union would do anything, rights? >> well, it really, the goldman-sachs scenario which is the maximum were true, italy would be a tragedy. they would g

is that fish italy? guntram: i think of brexit is a big issue for brussels, and it should be a bigger issue now after the increase in tensions with the u.s.. juncker easedat but of the trade tensions, the u.k. as a market is almost as important as the united states as an export market for the european union. , a no deal brexit would be a disaster for the u.k.. it would also be a bad scenario for europe on many dimensions, including the eu budget. day, it isof the time for brussels to come to some compromise and think about what we can do. ultimately, to negotiate and move towards the u.k., while the u.k. needs to move a couple of hundred meters or miles. francine: do you think of the eu has struck a deal on how to handle refugees in a way that will be sustainable? and is that the biggest question facing europe at the moment? i mean, look, the rest issue is thegee most divisive issue we are facing. refugee numbers have come down quite a bit. much lower than they were last year or in 2015, even. so the iss

maybe not as bad as some countries south of italy, but we are hopeful. the whole business world in poland is hopeful the recent reforms will speed up the pace so that's reforms rather than a lack of independence >> that is the intention >> thank you very much appreciate your time this morning. >>> tesla has been in the news recently the securities and exchange commission is reportedly investigating whether the manufacturer of cars misled invei investors about its model p production problems. several media outlets say several directors were subpoenaed after the tweet about taking the company private last week reports say investigations had already begun before that. tesla has struggled to meet production deadlines for its model 3 sedans and a former tesla employee filed a complaint with the s.e.c. accusing the company of spying on employees and failing to act upon information that a mexican cartel could be dealing drugs in its giga factory. tesla said it investigated the claims saying that some are quote outright false, while others could not be corrobora

our journey has shown that exploitation is systemic in spain and in italy. we track down dozens of businesses that violate workers' rights they all deliver fruit and vegetables to germany. minus the e.u. tolerate that's. what the politicians know about the conditions in spain and italy . where the e.u. parliament in strasburg martin harling is a delegate from the green party and an agriculturalist himself. we show him footage of our research this is the form of what's taking place here is modern day slavery and we don't go to africa anymore to exploit the people over there because we exploit them here now. martin was laying on other colleagues have voiced harsh criticism towards the european commission they want to increase inspections in spain and italy and lower subsidies we confront the e.u. agriculture commissioner phil hogan. i have to go through this book. i have to bore you to no answer. first let's look they've been turning a blind eye to this problem because they're afraid to take it up with the local authorities or member countries who are of cours

shouldn't she be doing the same for italy? guest: definitely italy the key partner here. this is what we have to acknowledge, and acknowledge much more strongly in europe and germany, in particular. italy has taken a major burden on migration in the past and this means going a couple of years back. it hasn't been an countered with the same level of cooperation that now is underway. therefore it's a very important topic and at the same time, it needs to be pointed out that italy needs to take its responsibility when it comes to sovereign debt and not linked to many things together, which could accelerate into a crisis. guy: why isn't angela merkel fighting for the environment? and if she doesn't fight for it, do think she will have problems with her own party in the wider political narrative in germany? there's oneinly, very important state election coming up in bavaria in a couple of weeks. certainly this will be also one important election which deals with her own partner, the csu, the csu being very instrumental in shaping the migration policy, also leading to the crisi

. >>> and, disaster in italy. after a huge section of a bridge suddenly collapses. the ongoing efforts to find survivors. the four on 2 starts now. >>> a busy bridge in northern italy collapsed during a violent storm, sending dozens of vehicles, concrete, and steel crashing to the ground. at least 26 people have been killed. night has now fallen in the italian city of genoa where the search continues for survivors. welcome to the four on 2, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm alex savidge. officials say dozens of cars were on the roadway when the concrete bridge collapsed just before noon local time. it's on a main highway that connects italy with france. >> questions had been raised about whether it was time to replace the 51-year-old bridge. as amy kellogg reports, hundreds of other people were evacuated, amid fears that other parts of the bridge might fall. >> reporter: it happened during a sudden violent storm on the italian coast. >> translator: oh, god, oh, god, oh, holy god. i feel sick. >> reporter: dozens were injured when a bridge on a main highway linking italy wi

so italy may have to consider having to change the way its country works. james reynolds reporting there. of course, much more on the website, website. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. the closing arguments have started in the case against president trump's former campaign chairman, paul manafort, who's on trial forfinancialfraud. the case is the first to arise from special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. here's our washington correspondent, chris buckler. it all dates back to when he worked for pro—russian parties in the ukraine, and it's not in anyway associated with the trump campaign. nonetheless, the white house has been watching this closely, not least because it's been brought by the special counsel, robert mueller, who's of course investigating allegations of russian interference in the 2016 election. now, again, it's nothing to do with that or those claims of collusion but there's been a real political focus on it and the trial itself is taking place just

when italy joined the schengen zone and from that moment onwards the borders of the mediterranean were on the english channel yeah and it's there is a direct relation of cause and effect and what we saw in two thousand and sixteen after hungary and and the other countries built fences to close off the balkan route is that national solutions are the ones that solve this problem not european ones and we are now i hope seeing the same result with the italians who are taking matters into their own hands nationally defending their national territory and it's only by doing that with because they have that the navy they have the ability to do it that this solution will end prior to the imposition of national solutions the habit was and it's a very bad structural problem in the e.u. it was that countries would simply let the migrants in like greece and italy and then send them north to germany in other words they were they were bigger than a neighbor policies which is a structural problem in the you so i think we need to finish with this idea that the solution is european the problem is europe

ma is using a wrong italy's not giving twenty billion to the e.u. every year but only three point five billion in payments that is just a quick check on the populists put it to. where all with that idea that the who has been kicking around this this whole notion of migration policy since two thousand and fifteen and apparently getting nowhere now they can even deal with one hundred one hundred twenty migrants sat on their doorsteps where is a you policy now in this for the moderation policy lies in chandos there is no common policy anymore when it comes to migrants that arrive in italy it's only a case by case or both by boat management if you will the e.u. needs urgent plea a long term study that it inside through the role is escalating and there's no sort of verity and even if it leads us going it's fellow right wing populist government in hungary to take some of the margins but the answer from budapest today was no burying it in brussels thank you. hundreds of firefighters here in germany are battling an unprecedented blaze near the capital wildf

of the government's move is causing a stir online many social media users in italy are concerned like this ph d. student who tweets that she finds it odd that in two thousand and eighty the italian government opposes compulsory vaccination of school aged children while favoring compulsory hanging of crucifixes in public schools kids will thus be at risk from perfectly preventable diseases but at least they'll be able to implore god's help i guess she writes berlusconi's opposition ford's italia party chimed in as well they take to twitter to spread the message that every year two point five million people are saved by vaccination followed by an appeal to prime minister calling to a new form of ignorance should in danger our health now concern is also coming from outside italy one englishman tweeted this this is truly nosy the price of such ignorance will be death but not the deaths of those propagating superstitious nonsense but the deaths of innocent kids exposed to deadly diseases as a consequence an american infectious disease expert warned of tourists about going to italy with the

the viaduct carried one of northern italy's main highways. the government has threatened to strip autostrade per l‘italia of its contract to maintain the road, but the company says it is confident it can prove it met its contractual obligations. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there. we're looking at quite a changeable spell of weather, really, over the next few days, with some rain around. we'll certainly get some rain as we go on through the next 2a hours. the satellite picture shows a band of cloud pushing in across the united kingdom for today, and this is rain—bearing cloud. now, we have seen three bands of rain that will tend to merge together into one as it moves its way in across england and wales as we go on through the next few hours. so there is some rain on the way for some of us. if you're out early a bit in the morning, a lot of cloud for england and wales, with bursts of heavy rain swinging across western england, wales, and on towards the midlands and central, sou

our journey has shown that exploitation is systemic in spain and in italy. we track down dozens of businesses that violate workers' rights they all deliver fruit and vegetables to germany. why does the e.u. tolerate that's. what the politicians know about the conditions in spain and italy . where the e.u. parliament in strasburg martin harling is a delegate from the green party and an agriculturalist himself and. we show him footage of our research this is the form and that's what's taking place here is modern day slavery and we don't go to africa anymore to exploit the people over there because we exploit them here now. much annoys ling and other colleagues have voiced harsh criticism towards the european commission they want to increase inspections and spain and italy and lower subsidies we confront the e.u. agriculture commissioner phil hogan. i have to put this book on to everybody there's no answer. but isn't firstly stuff they've been turning a blind eye to this problem because they're afraid to take it up with the local authorities or member countries

were saying it might intervene in italy for it because italy was perceived to be and you can you can the politicians and breath of understand way here in britain people understand breck's it because they don't want to be part of a european union that defacto drowns refugees in the mediterranean jails democratically elected politicians and seems to act for its own own institutions rather than for the suppose a devalues the e.u. is founded on. the answer to that to my mind that maybe you should be modern direction instead of lessons the russians should be more europe instead of less of course. one of the reasons that explain. this reaction of the institutions to war or what happened and what's going on in catalonia one of the reasons is that there are utopian you know. it's still too much based on the bow or. of national states and in that context still national interests. are important to a lot of national states then to defend themselves even if it implies. a blind eye where elations on the many ways for you and you want president you to take more power over that's the answer to the

italy's mourning the victims of the bridge disaster in genoa which killed at least thirty eight people why rescue a search for any survivors families the victims have paid their respects to their loved ones ahead of the state funeral tomorrow both italy's president. and prime minister just said they will attend the ceremony the country has declared saturday a national day of mourning meanwhile italy's transport ministry has opened an investigation into the bridges collapse but that might not be enough to put the kids public anger did obvious charlotte chosen prince spoke with italians wanted about the condition of the country's other bridges. this is a scene replicated across this region. nestled in mountains in the shadow of towering concrete structures living in one such home as retired construction worker he's been here for thirty years for him the branch had long just been part of the scenery but now he's looking at it very differently. than. i am a little more worried but first i thought they would have closed temporarily after the miranda bridge collapsed and that they would have

italy's transport minister said it was "an immense tragedy". cars and lorries crashed 100 metres to the ground. a major rescue operation is under way. a man has been arrested on suspicion of terrorism after a car crashed outside the houses of parliament in london. the vehicle hit cyclists — then crashed into a barrier. and this story is trending on bbc.com. the international cricket star, ben stokes, has been cleared of charges of affray after a fight outside a nightclub. he's now back in the england squad for the next test match against india. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news — hardtalk.

take anybody this is all it's legal in soviet italy is blackmailing of the e.u. countries this is not a brussels bones of cause brussels one is a long term solution and the relocation mechanism for all countries but it's this is still far away because part of the countries say we don't take any margins anymore but then how united are italy in hungary here they do differ over their views on what should happen to my friends. well but it comes to practical terms the divil a lot because italy actually is to take some migrants from the rescue ships in the us but hungary says fiercely knows so this sort of buried among nationalists of cause is very limited but they are papering this differences over hungary that says don't let anybody in so there's no need for relocation. all right good he's been freaking reporting for us there from brussels baron thank you. here in germany politicians are searching for answers after a violent far right protest in the city of kennett's the unrest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man allegedly by two migrants from iraq an

a race against time rescue workers in italy say they will spend all night searching the ruins of a collapsed bridge for survivors dramatic images today when the highway bridge broke up during severe weather at least twenty two people are dead we will have the latest on the rescue effort also coming up british police investigate an apparent terrorist attack searching three properties in central england after a driver rammed a passer bys before crashing into. the houses of parliament and turkish president. new friends in his diplomatic spat with the united states he's now threatening to boycott u.s. electronic goods. it's good to have you with us as the few minutes of daylight give way to darkness rescue workers in general italy say they are planning to go all night in the hopes of finding people still alive earlier today a huge section of a major highway bridge in general collapsed during severe weather cars and trucks and the people inside plummeted into the void below at least twenty two people have been confirmed dead but we have been warned that that number will rise. that this man witnes

this is deja vu news live from berlin the fight over the future of migration to europe italy and hungary joined forces to pursue their anti immigration agenda ahead of next year's european elections. also coming up in the streets in the wake of violent far right protests in the city of candidates germany grapples with the rise of right wing populism. also coming up in an art installation gone wrong officials in one german town are forced to remove this likeness of the turkish president that's after its sudden appearance provoked angry reactions from locals. i'm sorry so much got the good to have you with us italy and hungary say they will work together to push for a new hardline policy on immigration in europe on kerry and prime minister viktor orban and italian deputy prime minister matteo salvini vowed to make migration the central issue in european elections next year the two met in milan to cement their political ties on tuesday. with allies ceding that political alliance with a handshake hungers picture or the man who has built a wall to keep out migrants entering by land i'm not te

how yet again welcome to the program we begin with a look at italy where the government is considering different options to find infrastructure group which operates the motorway on which a bridge in genoa collapsed investors however have already punished the company bringing shares down over twenty percent after they suspended trading at. the parent company of which some are blaming for the disaster the italian government has threatened to company with heavy fines and is demanding it contribute to the bridges reconstruction. says it conducted regular safety checks besta gaiters have not yet established the cause of the collapse. and as that blame game continues our financial correspondent spots in frankfurt is joining us he's following the story for us and ali it's hardly surprising news that the stock collapsed given the fact that the company is under fire for the condition of the bridge but what does this tell us about the infrastructure situation in italy in general. well it may be much worse than people thought we heard in the aftermath of this disaster of citizens of the city alre

is in italy and europe in canada the u.s. and u.k. all these major developed happens problem so. it's so the way the actually you lease it it's everywhere today it's a meter addition or so we have to if you want to have we want to avoid these problems you have to do things differently for the existing structures so we have to the use of being more the technology such as nondestructive testing and evaluation the more the technology is back and evaluate this search as well you know let me let me just let me just jump in again because the other issue of course that you mentioned is the volume of traffic going over the bridge i mean something like twenty five million vehicles a year cross this bridge that's a lot of traffic and a lot of loading. yeah i mean that that's what i mean we designed raises for the men to carry loading so so nothing would happen to it. if it is signed at the market versus the clothing it wouldn't collapse if briefly all equal asked if something was wrong so obviously that is not something i mean there ar

another acceptable ideas are today supposed to be given voice on the streets of the eternal city but italy which will be the third largest economy in the e.u. after breck's it has long been targeted for not being in line with washington in one thousand nine hundred the e.u. parliament debated nature collaboration with armed groups to define democracy as former f.b.i. consultant paul williams told sean stone's son a film director all over about operation gladio one r.t. is watching the hawks during larry or one the years of lead in italy when there were these horrific bombings even the lone you bombing posited from time they were all done by really to stay behind units a gladder your units spurred on by the cia well a destabilization of italy is open to debate no one need to bait how a particular italian american actor is destabilize the arguable propaganda arm of the us military industrial complex hollywood her name is rose mcgowan and she's been in the news for bringing down powerful men like harvey weinstein currently on bail after being indicted by a grand jury for sex crimes that he de

has talked about italy burdening too much of the responsibility of the migrants and wants them to be dispersed across europe. words what we've seen from hungary's prime minister viktor orban as well as leaders of countries such as poland and the czech republic is a point blank refusal to take any more likely in the that you have come together because they believe that they can the best and main opposition to the current status quo in the european union look at some of the figures now of the migration crisis in two thousand and eighteen the figures show that so far around eighty two thousand migrants have come to europe across land from the sea in addition to that fifteenth fifteen hundred people are feared to be missing or have died in the crossing in the mediterranean that's in stark contrast to the figures for the whole of two thousand and seventeen which soar around one hundred eighty six thousand people coming to europe now italy has been sharing the majority of the burden over the last three years in two thousand and seventeen around one hundred twenty thousand people arrived in

they want to have a tiny majority not much its intrinsic to the population except said italy as they can in seven hundred thousand migrants from africa mostly over the last few years people are fed up with it fed up so much your money all of those them want to take in the anymore and so i think the emotional salvini we make want to senior enormous the european parliament who was a an m.e.p. for years and he knows how it works in the lobbies in the corridor also so even want to be influenced by them to the contrary i think it could be a killer for the present european commission it's an issue that has existed way has the moderate issue in europe the refugee issue. sharing burden sharing responsibilities for the modern flows i mean what should countries like italy do when the e.u. nations such as hungary must all been refused to take any moderate saying i mean should they have to bear the burden alone or should they push europe for some sort of consensus here. they should not but of course these migrants should not land in europe they should remain in africa and be brought back to thei

i have family who live in italy, my wife is italian so i spend a lot of time in southern italy. and one of the things which are sort of known there is that for example some of the things like the waste services contracts that go out, these do go out on a corrupt basis. and some of the waste isn't dealt with robert lee. it is very much part of the culture there. it is very difficult for us in this country where we are very bureaucratic and by and large we don't have the sort of corruption to get our head around it. —— dealt with properly. i am not saying that was the case in the bridge incident at all, but there is another column that runs alongside the government's bureaucracy. a lot of people there get paid cash in hand, a lot of people don't have any interaction with the state, the police, for example, don't interact with people the same way the police do here. of course, one of the reasons that having a currency which fits the call at europe was never going to work, because there are so many different cultures —— the whole of europe. applications at university hitting

>> this s really is t the firstg challenge for italy's new government. they have come out fighting, they were speaking in passionate terms about who is to blame. the e.u., as you said, is one of the bodies they have cited as eating responsible. this -- as being responsible. what they have really gone for is the company that operates this part of the bridge behind me. the allegation from ministers is that they just did not do enough to maintain the bridge, that it was not safe enough. that is something that to some extent has been backed up by people we've spoken to, local said they were nervous about traveling on this bridge. one man told us that he would deliberately drive a little bit faster, just t because h he felt very nervous about being on the bridge, which he said just didn't seem very safe to him. the company has fiercely denied that it standards were not up to scratch. they say they have about it by the law. a lot of people are pointing out that this blame game e that is playing out here in italy at the moment isn't going to help them. what the

or the government's move is causing stir online many social media users in italy are concerned like this ph d. student who tweets that she finds it odd that in two thousand and eighty the italian government opposes compulsory vaccination of school aged children while favoring compulsory hanging of crucifixes in public schools kids will thus be at risk from perfectly preventable diseases but at least they'll be able to implore god's help i guess she writes berlusconi's opposition ford's italia party chimed in as well they took to twitter to spread the message that every year two point five million people are saved by vaccination followed by an appeal to prime minister calling to a new form of ignorance should in danger our health now concern is also coming from outside italy one englishman tweeted this this is truly knows he gave the price of such ignorance will be death but not the deaths of those propagating superstitious nonsense but the deaths of innocent kids exposed to deadly diseases as a consequence an american infectious disease expert warned of tourists about going to italy with

italy's honor had been violated. refusing any arbitration, mussolini moved the whole might of his army through the suez canal to overrun the undefended country. ethiopia's emperor of people before the league of nations. ethiopian] narrator: "i must still fight on until my tardy allies appear, and if they never come, i say to you without bitterness, the west will perish." members of the league half-heartedly stopped trading with italy, but refused the only thing that will stop any aggressor, force. ethiopia was left to herself. native leaders came to pledge their allegiance. the people of ethiopia, with their spears and bare hands, faced the guns and the tanks of the invaders, fighting desperately and gallantly to save their country from conquest. they fought, and they died. but in the end, there could be but one result, might triumphed. italy conquered ethiopia. many of our elected leaders warned us of danger. franklin roosevelt: without a declaration of war and without warning or justification of any kind, civilians

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or the government's move is causing a stir online many social media users in italy are concerned like this ph d. student who tweets that she finds it odd that in two thousand and eighty the italian government opposes compulsory vaccination of school aged children while favoring compulsory hanging of crucifixes in public schools kids will thus be at risk from perfectly preventable diseases but at least they'll be able to implore god's help i guess she writes berlusconi's opposition ford's italia party chimed in as well they took to twitter to spread the message that every year two point five million people are saved by vaccination followed by an appeal to prime minister calling to a new form of ignorance should in danger our health now concern is also coming from outside italy one englishman tweeted this this is truly nosy the price of such ignorance will be death but not the deaths of those propagating superstitious nonsense but the deaths of innocent kids exposed to deadly diseases as a consequence an american infectious disease expert warned of tourists about going to italy with the

of the government's move is causing a stir online many social media users in italy are concerned like this ph d. student who tweets that she finds it odd that in two thousand and eighty the italian government opposes compulsory vaccination of school age children while favoring compulsory hanging of crucifixes in public schools kids will thus be at risk from perfectly preventable diseases but at least they'll be able to implore god's help i guess she writes berlusconi's opposition boards italia party chimed in as well they took to twitter to spread the message that every year two point five million people are saved by vaccination followed by an appeal to prime minister calling a new form of ignorance should in danger our health now concern is also coming from outside italy one englishman tweeted this this is truly nosey the price of such ignorance will be death but not the deaths of those propagating superstitious nonsense but the deaths of innocent kids exposed to deadly diseases as a consequence an american infectious disease expert warned of tourists about going to italy with the co

you're watching al-jazeera live one headquarters here in doha also coming up a budget see workers in italy are trying to secure what's left of the bridge in general which collapsed on choose day. also trying to flee the country but nowhere to go and it's wayland's find the lack of travel documents to noise and entry into neighboring countries. libya's financial squeeze how the rise in price of sheep is casting a shadow over the annual eve celebrations. welcome to the program thousands of people are still stranded in the southern indian state of kerala after days of heavy flooding more than one hundred ninety people have lost their lives in just over a week conditions and i'm proving a major roads have been cleared for use the largest port in coach is still water logged but the military is opening up its base to commercial traffic from monday andrew thomas has more from a door in kerala. on sunday alone twenty two thousand people were evacuated from there we saw some of those evacuations where trucks can get by all and they're bringing large numbers of people out but in other cases there ha

ca rs northern italy, leaving 38 dead. cars and lorries fell over 100 feet when the bridge in came down. the name of the 29—year—old man suspected thought to have carried out yesterdays attack has been released. salih khater is a british citizen from sudan who had been studying accountancy at coventry university until may. 31 people have been charged with sex offencesincluding children—rape and trafficking, alleged to have been carried out in huddersfield between 2005 and 2012. uk inflation rose to 2.5% injuly, the firstjump since last november, with experts citing rising prices for computer games and transport fares as factors for the increase. rail fares are to go up by 3.2% injanuary, determined by the increase in the rpi inflation index. however transport secretary chris grayling has called for rail fares and wages to instead follow the lower consumer prices index. sport now, here'sjohn watson. many thanks. the ecb's independent investigation to decide if ben stokes is to face any further action will begin after

>> italy is the big one. we have the budget in september. i know a lot of focus has been on turkey and the contagion risk, but for the financial sector it's italy the one to watch. >> you'll stay with us for another part of the show, but appreciate what you're saying there. >>> amazon is reportedly considering launching a uk insurance comparison site. three industry executives told reuters they held talks with amazon about contributing products to a possible site, though one said there were no immediate plans. an amazon-owned comparison site would pose a threat to other uk-owned threats like money supermarket. >>> tencent shares closed down in asian trade but off session lows after the chinese tech giant reported a drop in quarterly profit chinese tech stocks are sharply in the red amid sentiment and regulatory changes also factoring in was beijing's decision to ban this year's blockbuster game, monster hunter world. emily tan filed this report. >> reporter: tencent reported its first profit drop in 13 years. q2 net income down it% eps of 1.

made something that should not be repeated let's say for italy i think that what the biggest mistake is what we underestimated the depth of the crisis we thought that the you wards were solid and they were really very fragile and yes at some moments we were tough on austerity when you finally i think found the right balance . well let let let let's say that if we could have balance better or sunny very t. an effort but well all in all i'm convinced that we made the right decisions and that was the right track for greece to reform and for us to agree through a program which represents still two hundred and seventy three billion euros which proves that we weare alongside the greek people and some people say italy is going to be the next release. they have a huge mountain of debt do you feel like the new italian government is up to the task to prevent anything like happen in greece from happening in italy the situation is of course very different to the founding member of europe it's also there in the eurozone from the start that doesn't make them immune to all the problems it's just th

italy is a very u nsta ble past six months in italy. italy is a very unstable country. i do not think these are something to do with the italian debt, because in the past three years italy received 34 billion euros of financement for infrastructure from the european union. you cannot blame them for that because the european union is paying for infrastructure. if you wa nt to paying for infrastructure. if you want to blame somebody and you want to blame them on the day of the tragedy, you can blame the public administration, you can blame others, you can blame those who were totally care less about such an infrastructure which everybody was telling him was not safe. nothing to do with the european union, nothing to do with the data. we will leave it there. thank you so much for your analysis. thank you very much. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are asa bennett, brexit editor of the telegraph and laura hughes, political corres

ma is using are wrong italy's not giving twenty billion to the e.u. every year but only three point five billion in net payments that is just a quick check on the populists put it to. where all with that idea that the who has been kicking around this this whole notion of migration policy since two thousand and fifteen and apparently getting nowhere now they can even deal with one hundred one hundred twenty migrants sat on their doorsteps where is a you policy now in this for the moderation policy lies and chambres there is no common policy anymore when it comes to migrants that arrive in italy it's only a case by case or both by boat management if you will the e.u. needs urgent plea a long term strategy is that it noble inside through the role is escalating and there's no sort of verity and even italy's asking its fellow rightwing populist government in hungary to take some of the margins but the answer from budapest today was no very good in brussels thank you. for is top court has upheld president emerson man and god was not a victory in last month'

my is using are wrong italy's not giving twenty billion to the e.u. every year but only three point five billion in net payments that is just a quick check on the populist politician so where are we that idea that the who has been kicking around this this whole notion of migration policy since two thousand and fifteen and apparently getting nowhere now they can even deal with one hundred one hundred twenty migrants sat on their doorsteps where is a you policy now in this. for the moderation policy lies and chambres there is no common policy anymore when it comes to migrants that arrive in italy it's only a case by case or both by boat management if you will the e.u. needs urgent plea a long term strategy that it nover inside through the ra is escalating and there is no solidarity and even italy's asking its fellow rightwing populous government in hungary to take some of the margins but the answer from budapest today was no very good in brussels thank you. as in bob boyce top court has upheld president emerson man and god was not a victory in last mont

italy about to battle that eu overbudget. he isime minister says ready to repeat the tough tactics used to win concessions from the eu on migrants. the government wants flexibility to push through a tax and guaranteed income next year without breaking eu budget restrictions. as we have been mentioning, regular readers investigating elon musk taking tesla private. he has offered no evidence to back up his statement and according to the wall street journal, the fcc has asked the company if what he tweeted was factual, and why it was stated in social media rather than a filing. a shakeup at the danish jewelry maker, pandora. stepping down at the end of the month, they lost a quarter of market value earlier this week when they cut the profit forecast for the school year. doubled the company in the time i have been here and we set a good direction for the company. that, i do not regret. clearly, if we look at how this has been seen in the stock market -- i am not satisfied of course with the development we have seen their. -- ther

for italy's new populist government is demanding that the european union change the rules govern. the rescue of migrants at sea in twenty fifteen the e.u. agreed that all migrants picked up by its naval mission in the mediterranean would be disembarked in italy but rome is now insisting the other is also start taking in migrants if not italy is threatening to close its ports to any vessel carrying migrants or refugees. almost fifty thousand lives have been saved off the libyan coast since the e.u. mission code named safina started migrants from africa and the middle east who set out on a dangerous journey to europe were pulled to safety and brought to italian ports as initially agreed by all countries involved in the mission a success story but not for italy's new populist government. is now threatening to close its ports to the saffir mission unless ships are allowed to dock and other neighboring countries instead. after today's meeting in vienna it was clear there would be no quick fix. i've seen that that is the political will to explore practical sustainable solutions will it

let's listen to italy's prime minister luigi dimaggio ahead of today's meeting. just your opinion sticks with this attitude if nothing comes out of the european commission meeting on redistributing my concern that the ship the five star and i will not be willing to give twenty billion euros each year to the european union you think immediately deal that we want to pay on your own so bad if it's really does follow through on misread what effect would it have on the here. edu commission would then sue you to leave before the european court of justice because italy's legally obliged to pay its fees it's like in a private tennis club if you want to use the court you have to pay your fees and by the way the numbers luigi ny is using are wrong italy is not giving twenty billion through the e.u. every year but only three point five billion in net payments that is just a quick check on the populist politician so where are we that idea that the who has been kicking around this this whole notion of migration policy since two thousand and fifteen and apparently getting nowh

italy race switzerland for gold later. it's been a busy day in the pool with heats and finals taking place this afternoon and a first medal for the british team. hannah miley won bronze in the women's 400 metres individual medley. the scotswoman — second from the top — was third behind frantine lesaffre of france, who took gold. aimee wilmott started slowly and could only manage fourth. adam peaty, meanwhile, wasn't hitting his world record—breaking heights, but still qualified fastest for the 100 breaststroke. his time was the 13th fastest ever recorded. james wilby won the other semi. let's return to the european championships now, where laura kenny's team pursuit quartet are facing italy for gold — we can go there live now, where chris boa rdman and sam brotherton are commentating. commentator: last year, italy got the best of britain in the final. big part of this is down to lottery funding, which has allowed athletes to invest time. and being a track cyclist is actually a career path now. that wasn't possible