at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. a man has been arrested after a solid gold toilet worth millions of pounds is stolen from blenheim palace. and coming up at 7.30pm on sportsday, a roundup of all the day's premier league action and the latest on the ashes. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister david cameron has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he describes as their appalling behaviour during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron told the times newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. our political correspondent chris mason's report contains flash photography. it's 2015. the smiles of victory... are you glad to have won at last? david cameron wins the election for the conservatives, in which he promised an eu referendum. a year later, the smiles have gone. he backed remain in the referendum and lost, a

across southeastern spain streets have become rivers. and many of the rivers have broken their banks. some municipalities have reported the heaviest rainfall on record. we've got a war that was throughout the night in the last 24 hours almost 200 liters of rainfall are but importantly in the last 6 hours alone there have been 120 liters according to experts this will not be repeated in 100 years. present rain continues to soak the region's military units have been dispatched to assist. but there's only so much they can do against the forces of nature. landscapes are under water the flooding has closed schools and airports roads are the danger zones. 2 people died when their car was washed away by floodwaters another man died trying to drive his car through a flooded tunnel. this man almost met a similar fate but was saved from the sub merged road. in russia he was holding on to a traffic light he wasn't responding with around the line and so the officer and i jumped down to pull him out. with water is still raging much of spain southeast

and spain. >> spain's economy is very affected by brexit. arguably the third most after britain and ireland. >> it is indeed. it is one of the major economies in the european union. we receive a lot of tourism coming from britain and we appreciate british tourism. that is why it is so important for us to be ready in case we have a no deal brexit. >> another big issue is on the scottish. -- is the scottish. if they have a referendum, last time, spain made it very clear that they did not want scotland to rejoin the european union. in your view but if scotland said we wanted to come back to the european union, which spain now be more welcoming? >> [laughter] it is a very tough question. it is a domestic and political issue and i respect bridge politics. -- british politics. we are following closely what happens and we have our territory of tensions and persistent problems in catalonia. understand the problems in catalonia that a referendum is not a solution. it divides societies and creates a huge fracture in societies. does not give a positive

islands phil hogan will oversee trades and spain's you said borel. will be the foreign policy chief yet at least t has more. the member states gave her a list of candidates and with that germany's us the level delay and have built higher team the commission. the conservative already back to the top job as president w working directly under her three executive vice presidents. the netherlands france tenements a specialist will tackle climate. denmark's mugger activists day yeah a centrist keeps hopefully on competition should also be looking into the e. u.'s digital strategy. that v. as the oldest on rough guesstimate center right takes on inclusive economy. non executiveve vice presidencies includede spain's . seveven borel who will be replacing federica mogherini as the blocks top diplomat. czech republic greece slovakia. and croatia to have obtained he rolls. among the eighteen others irishsh nominee phil hagn takes a the trait means he'll be these top negotiator when trade talks the trigger to with the u. k. post brexit. former french defense mini

spain now 600000 cattle and separatists of rallied in the regional capital barcelona calling for secession from spain and the release of their jailed leaders september 11th marks catalonians national day rally comes just a few weeks before spain supreme court is due to deliver verdicts in the high profile trial of 12 separatist leaders charged over their role in catalonia as a separatist read in 2070 it plunge a country into its forced political crisis in decades so. i have a feeling that the sentence was written before the trial began because everything has been a great fast and a great show i believe that the verdict is already written but even if they wanted to stop us i think there is no going back now we must move forward and continue to reach our goals. of course in the hague has acquitted the doctor of all charges after she euthanize the patient with the mencia the 74 year old woman died 3 years ago after her doctor administered a fatal dose of drugs the doctors said she was following the patient's will and had consulted other doctors and the woman's family she was accused of failin

at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. and foreign correspondent based in the uk give their analysis on the latest developments in the brexit process in dateline london. that's in half an hour on bbc news. the former prime minister, david cameron, has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he describes as their appalling behaviour during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent helen catt. after years of carefully keeping himself out of the headlines, former prime minister david cameron is once again the big news in town. and that may not be welcome news for boris johnson. he and his cabinet colleague michael gove are accused by mr cameron in his new book of behaving appallingly during the 2016 referendum. i said to him, you call michael gove,

well, the issue is that in spain, obviously, we know the phrase the rain in spain, but when rain hits, especially in east and autumn, they get deluges, it is quite a common occurrence. this one was a freak event. —— easter. in spain, a lot of these areas are agricultural areas. they have canals. there are often full of rubbish. and because the rivers are generally dry rivers, when it floods, the ground cannot absorb it, the soil is clay. if there is 40 centimetres of water being channelled into a river the river will burst its banks. the infrastructure needs to be improved, especially in a loss of towns near to where i live in the north of alicante to where i live in the north of alica nte —— to where i live in the north of alicante —— a loss of towns. when the what it's an —— wen—yi the water hits it overwhelms the drains. josh, thank you for talking to us. we are grateful. josh parfittjoining thank you for talking to us. we are grateful. josh parfitt joining us from spain to talk about the terrible floods. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a loo

dramatic rescue scenes in south—eastern spain as hundreds of people are evacuated due to heavy rain and flash flooding. hello and welcome to bbc news. prime minister borisjohnson says he is ‘cautiously optimistic‘ of getting a brexit deal. he'll travel to luxembourg on monday for his first meeting since taking office with the european commission president, jean—claude juncker, and the eu chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier. at an event in the north of england today, borisjohnson told an audience that there's a rough shape of a deal in place for britain to leave the european union. our deputy political editor, john pienaar reports. the name's boris, borisjohnson. trust me. nice to see you. it looks like campaigning, and it is, for future votes and for trust that he's the one to deliver brexit — no more delays. an exciting time, he told one supporter. "not exciting, worrying," she said. maybe worrying for him too, wanting a brexit deal, attacked by critics for closing the commons. i'm all in favour of our mps... heckler: why are you not with them in parliament sorting out the

at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. jofra archer puts england in firm control heading into day three of the final ashes test at the oval. and at half past ten, the travel show is in amsterdam, taking a special look at the restoration of one of rembrandt‘s most famous works of art. the former prime minister, david cameron, has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he describes as their appalling behaviour during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent helen catt. after years of carefully keeping himself out of the headlines, former prime minister david cameron is once again the big news in town, and that may not be welcome news for boris johnson. he and his cabinet colleague michael gove are accused by mr cameron, in his new book, of beha

at least five people have died and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. a man's arrested after a £1 million solid gold toilet is stolen from blenheim palace. and in football, lots of goals in the premier league — as liverpool come from behind to beat newcastle 3—1 and stay on top of the table. hello, good evening. if you just joined us, welcome to bbc news. the former prime minister david cameron has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he calls "appalling behaviour" during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the outcome of the referendum left him depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. it was a decision that brought down his premiership and set britain on a turbulent course to leaving the european union, which we're all still on. up until now, david cameron has kept quiet about brexit, but not anymore. in his memoirs, about to be r

at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. a man's arrested after a one million pound solid gold toilet is stolen from blenheim palace. and in sport — lots of goals in the premier league — as liverpool come from behind to beat newcastle 3—1 and stay on top of the table. good afternoon. the former prime minister, david cameron, has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he calls ‘appalling behaviour‘ during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the outcome of the referendum left him depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. it was a decision that brought down his premiership and set britain on a turbulent course to leaving the european union, which we're all still on. up until now, david cameron has kept quiet about brexit, but not anymore. in his memoirs, about to be released, former prime minister said..

at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. coming up, the oxfordshire palace that's missing a loo. and, at 3.30, the click team looks at how technology is helping anti—government demonstrators in hong kong. that's coming up, here on bbc news. the former prime minister, david cameron, has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he calls "appalling behaviour" during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the outcome of the referendum left him depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. it was a decision that brought down his premiership and set britain on a turbulent course to leaving the european union, which we're all still on. up until now, david cameron has kept quiet about brexit, but not anymore. in his memoirs, about to be released, former prime minister said... he has tough criticism for the current prime minis

at least five people have died, and thousands of properties are evacuated after flash flooding hits spain's east coast. coming up, the oxfordshire palace that's missing a loo. and, in half an hour we take a look back at the best of this week's victoria derbyshire programme. that's coming up here on bbc news. the former prime minister, david cameron, has accused boris johnson and michael gove of trashing his government, with what he calls "appalling behaviour" during the brexit referendum. in his first major interview since leaving downing street three years ago, mr cameron has told the times newspaper that the outcome of the referendum left him depressed, and that he worries about it every day. here's our political correspondent susana mendonca. it was a decision that brought down his premiership and set britain on a turbulent course to leaving the european union, which we're all still on. up until now, david cameron has kept quiet about brexit, but not anymore. in his memoirs, about to be released, former prime minister said... he has tough criticism for the current prime minister, boris j

on the show we'll take you to the south of spain one of europe's main agricultural regions to see the devastating effect of climate change. and investors in paris announced a 5000000000 euro pot for tech firms hoping to pull them away from other tech specs . it's time for business on the w. welcome to the program the german government has announced a 50000000000 euro climate protection plan to help the country reaches 2030 climate goals some economists say it's a good start others criticize the price tag german companies fear they could become less competitive and are bracing for possibly the greatest changes since the industrial revolution. the world's biggest chemical company b a s f claims it slashed its greenhouse gas emissions by half compared to its 1990 levels all while doubling production output that could help the company's bottom line now that the german government plans to put a price on c o $2.00 fossil fuels are about to become more expensive it's a market based approach to boost investment in clean technologies. one thing is certain new climate friendly technologies are

a fourth person has died after another day of torrential rains in southeastern spain. transport networks have seen significant disruptions. some municipalities have recorded -- reported record rainfall. >> across southeastern spain, streets have become e rivers. many of ththe rivers have broken their banks. some municipalities have reported the heaviest rainfall and record. -- on record. >> in the last 24 hours, almost 200 liters of rain have fallen. in the last six hours alone, there have been 120 liters. this will not be repeated in 100 years according to experts. >> as rain continues to soak the gion, military units have been dispatched to assist. there is only so much they can do against the forces of nature. landscapes are underwater. the flooding has closed schoolos and airports. roads are the danger zones. two people died when their car was washed away by floodwater. another man died trying to drive his car through a flooded tunnel. this man almost met a similar fate. >> he was hololding onto a a trc light. he wasn't responding. the officer and i jumped down to

spain's mediterranean coast this is a seaside town popular with tourists in a region being battered by storms and heavy rain the impact of the deluge the inland can be seen. with buildings and the landscapes warmed by the down. overnight emergency teams work to evacuate people properties in the flooded town of . don't want to go there and we've been incommunicado since this morning the storm came in flooded all the streets it seemed like a river i've never seen anything like that the water almost. in the morning. light rescue is managed to reach a man who's trapped on a motorway to look more like a than a wrote in to much and have put up with a lot of fears that what he was holding onto a traffic signal since we were talking to him and he wasn't responding to the officer and i jumped in to get him out. the army has been called in to help people in the worst affected towns and villages and work is underway to clear the daybreak they should still be holiday season for this part of spain but the have been record breaking levels of rain and more is expected. oh indonesia and malaysia are b

has been posting from spain where he lives in south and post exile. i want to know why spend a huge amount of money building these houses i never understood his decision was he staying in a one bedroom apartment of course not the problem was that these wife didn't want to sleep in the same home when mubarak's wife stayed taken. to a new level i built a 5. palace for the president in a military camp in cairo i built a home in alexandria for the c.c. family despite it being an official residence in the same compound the modifications demanded by cc's wife cost more than one point $5000000.00 the army also ordered me to build $125000000.00 hotel and cairo is 5th siegelman. now campaigning for chin this is presidential election has ended sunday's national elections will decide to the next president there are 26 candidates in the running and trading prime minister use of shot head and media mogul. who is needing opinion polls despite being in prison he is awaiting a verdict in his trial for tax fraud and money laundering and was refused bail stephanie deca

in spain pig farming has a social value it's an important economic sector as a rule the requirements are not as strict as they are here so for course more pigs will be kept there than here it's. a paradox in a period of extremely high prices for pork farmers are insecure about the planned animal welfare and environmental legislation it's making them reluctant to invest on. indonesia is saying enough to plastic waste coming from industrialized countries and it's a serious message the decision to send containers back to where they came from was unprecedented and made headlines all over the world now we're seeing the consequences of it in june germany for example have to take back containers full of old plastic no one wants to deal with the business model itself is actually in scandal indonesian companies by containers of waste from industrialised countries to recycle and resell as raw material. this garbage is often full of toxic materials and the indonesian government has had enough of it. customs officials are taking a look at imports of 3 suspicious companies this container comes fr

and at least 3 people have been killed in southeastern spain when record rainfall flooded towns their power is out airports are closed and roads are destroyed in and around the towns of alarie and more cheer in the hayward reports on the rescue efforts. blood water. capita from spain's mediterranean coast which is a seaside town popular with tourists in a region being battered by storms and heavy rain. the impact of the deluge inland can be seen from the air with buildings from the landscapes warmed by the downpour. overnight emergency teams worked to evacuate people from properties in the flooded town of. the oregon there because we've been incommunicado since this morning the storm came in flooded all the streets it seemed like a river i've never seen anything like that the water almost got inside and the morning no rest spite rescuers managed to reach a man whose car had become trapped on a motorway to look more like you're braver than a wrote in watching out for the benefit is that he was holding on to a traffic signal since we were talking to him and he wasn't responding to the o

extraordinary weather in southern spain. those going off for some late summer sunshine should have stayed here. absolutely. this has been affecting other parts of the mediterranean in recent days. at a time for us, the outlook is a quiet one in contrast. for the week ahead, high pressure is building. you can still pick up some rainfor building. you can still pick up some rain for the south across spain. this high will develop across the uk.

based in spain so there's a thread running through these protests earth's average egyptian saying that they are poorer than they were several years ago but they see that the government is getting richer feeling that it's to do with. corruption can you tell us a little more about mohammed ali who he is what he's been doing to get this his message or his version of events out. so much of it is a former military contractor and wilson egyptian is based in spain and he's been releasing daily for the past couple of weeks sharing what he says is previously confidential information showing that the military and other fantasies in particular have been misusing military funds and public funds in order to build grand palace which sisi and the military have both denied. and so he called on egyptians yesterday after the end of a football match to go out into the streets and to make their discontentment so what we saw was mixed rare example and yes that is rare because it's risky is that it. extraordinary risky that this is a country where an estimated 60000 political prisoners are high and fast peo

18000 of arrived in spain the year that's down 40 percent from a year ago. germany has been remembering the start of world war 280 years ago when he invaded neighboring poland 94 year old janis to need to ask a valid survived the concentration camps of auschwitz and back in belsen since then she has spent years telling schoolchildren about her experiences today she received one of germany's top awards for her efforts to stop the rise of anti semitism. she is one of the last holocaust survivors alive today i need to lascaux wolfish was departed through our streets concentration camp in 1943 by then the nazis had already murdered her parents there. waiting to be put in the gas chambers it was a situation that what it was in no very difficult to describe to people nowadays who live more or less normal lives it was music that's a flask of office life that's happened to chalo player she was chosen to play in the r. schmidt's moments orchestra classical wolfish has now been recognized for her relentless fight against anti-semitism with the german national price th

star ricky rubio at 19 and 12 assists spain came through 9588. they'll take on argentina in sunday's final luis scola scored a game high 28 points as they breezed past france 866 it's argentina's 1st final since 2002 it was also the end of the line for the french to believe this tournament wide open when they beat reigning champions the united states in the quarter finals. after a week of international fixtures europe's big leagues return and liverpool will be 1st up in action on saturday in the english premier league when they host newcastle united in other matches manchester united will be at leicester chelsea visit wolves and champions manchester city or away ignore each but before all that all eyes will be on anfield where liverpool boss you're going to see must not underestimate newcastle the boys are still the same bunch of good football players what they were before and i'm really happy about that but we have to show tomorrow again because newcastle will fight like crazy and like they did against tottenham for example a couple of good resu

also on the program we'll take you to the south of spain one of europe's main agricultural regions to see the devastating effect of climate change. and investors in paris announce a 5000000000 euro pot for tech firms hoping to pull them away from other tech becket's. it's time for business on the w m how are you going to get us good to have you with us the german government has announced a 50000000000 euro climate protection plan to help the country reaches 2030 climate goals some a condom. say it's a good start others criticize the price tag german companies fear they could become less competitive and are bracing for possibly the greatest change just since the industrial revolution. the world's biggest chemical company b a s f claims it slashed its greenhouse gas emissions by half compared to its 990 levels all while doubling production output that could help the company's bottom line now that the german government plans to put a price on c o 2 fossil fuels are about to become more expensive it's a market based approach to boost investment in clean technologies. one thing is certain

bilbao in northern spain isty of activity in two public parks. newshour weekend's ivette feliciano reports. >>eporter: the walkways and benches in two of bilbao's public parks now include activities designed for the city's or-65 residents. games including math and memory challenges areixed with exercise equipment anyone can use. >> ( translat ): we thought that it was necessary for older people or those with reduced mobility to have equipment not just for physical exercise, but also for cognitive and comprehension skills. so, we needed to increase the quality of the machines. >> reporter: one recent visitor found the new park additions ioeated an attractive destinfor seniors who now make up 24% of bilbao's population. >> ( translated ): at least your have places you can go as an elderly person to meet up, make friends, and, aside from that, well, activate the mind. >>ter: there are a variety of stationary bikes and other machines for strengthening muscles and minds. the new equipment also attracts younger generations who interact officials say ma

and spain supreme court has approved the government's plans to remove the remains of former dictator francisco franco from a state muslim the issue has divided opinions in spain the socialist government should now be able to really bury franco in a family plot while rededicating his current gravesite to victims of the spanish civil war. a black panther that was seen roaming the rooftops of a northern french town a few days ago has been stolen from a zoo where it was being kept zoo employees discovered the animal's pen had been broken into over night the panther was due to be really honed better we have rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals. now to the british supreme court where 11 judges unanimously ruled that prime minister boris johnson suspension of parliament was unlawful so it's back to work for u.k. lawmakers but they remain divided over what to do about it. judges filed into the court room to deliver their highly anticipated ruling their verdict unanimous a stunning rebuke to the prime minister. the court is bound to conclude that feel that the decision to advis

in spain pick farming has a social value it's an important economic sector as a rule the requirements are not as strict as they are here so for course more pigs will be kept there than here it's. a paradox in a period of extremely high prices for pork farmers are insecure about the planned animal welfare and environmental legislation is making them reluctant to invest at all. and before we go controversial and international dispute about waste management indonesia is saying enough to plastic waste coming from industrialized countries the decision to send containers back to where they came from was unprecedented and made headlines all over the world in june for example here in germany of the country had to take back containers full of old plastic no one wants to deal with the business model itself is actually a scandal the indonesian companies buy containers of waste from industrialised countries to recycle and resell as raw material. this garbage is often full of toxic materials and the indonesian government has had enough of it. customs officials are taking a look at imports of 3 sus

across southeastern spain streets have become rivers. and many of the rivers have broken their banks. some municipalities have reported the heaviest rainfall on record. we're. in the last 24 hours almost 200 liters of rain have fallen but importantly in the last 6 hours alone there have been 120 years according to experts this will not be repeated in 100 years. price range continues to soak the region's military units have been dispatched to assist. but there's only so much they can do against the forces of nature. landscapes are underwater the flooding has closed schools and airports roads are the danger zones. 2 people died when their car was washed away by floodwaters another man died trying to drive his car through a flooded tunnel. this man almost met a similar fate but was saved from the sub merged road. you know that he was holding on to a traffic light he wasn't responding to and so the officer and i jumped down to pull him out. with water still raging much of spain southeast remains on high alert. authorities are urging people t

year a good bottle of wine and maybe a selfie with a who did not go abroad yet next on this list are spain and they can add it states of america. but which country imports the most footballers i wonder also france maybe. professional footballers have other. their top destination is over $700.00 foreign players are to be found in the english professional leagues that may be because of the weather but surely because of the level and rather competitive salaries nobody knows how breaks that will affect this. by the way johnson how many foreigners in your favorite club. top destination number 2 italy more than 600 players enjoy their footballing life in. italy even the number one players from wales scotland and northern ireland and england were not counted as foreigners technically speaking they are not but i'm sure many of you know that all of these u.k. entities have their own football associations and who is number 3 germany china qatar. all wrong number 3 the united states of america now that's a great and i want you to list of top tourist destinations maybe i should call the guys from the

from what i understand neither the current cut on the authorities nor the spain authorities consider it illegal or free and fair for you it wasn't free and fair because of the police presence for them it was illegal as far as the results are concerned and i thing over 90 percent of people who came to the polls they supported the independence cause as far as the results are concerned do you consider them a legitimate story is it more like a legacy or every torkel issue for you it was an enormous wonderful feat.

fans we've got the action here because pete is here prime semi here very good we do have the action spain to reach the finals of the basketball world cup after a dramatic victory over australia in beijing at one point in the semifinal the australians led by as many as 11 points but the spaniards fought back late in the game to force a double overtime thriller marc gasol hit 33 full team fellow n.b.a. star ricky rubio added 19 and 12 assists as spain came through 9588 they'll take on argentina in sunday's final only scola school game high 28 points as they breeze past france 866 it's argentina's 1st final since 2002 it was also the end of the line for the french true blue this tournament a wide open when they beat reigning champions the united states in the quarter finals. england's cricketers have fought hard on day 2 of the final ashes test and it seems to have paid off for archer. from australia as they chased england's 1st innings heard of 294 with a best batsman steve smith made his lowest score of the series a mere 80 runs astray were all out for 225 just before the close of play in

year a good bottle of wine and maybe a selfie with a who did not go abroad yet next on this list are spain and the united states of america. but which country imports the most footballers i wonder also france may be . professional footballers have other. their top destinations over $700.00 foreign players are to be found in the english professional leagues that may be because of the weather but surely because of the level and rather competitive salaries nobody knows how breaks it will affect this. by the way johnson how many foreigners in your favorite club. top destination number 2 italy more than 600 players enjoyed their footballing life in. italy even the number one players from wales scotland and northern ireland and england were not counted as foreigners technically speaking they are not but i'm sure many of you know that all of these u.k. entities have their own football associations and who is number 3 germany china qatar. all wrong number 3 the united states of america now that's a great and i want you to do list of top tourist destinations maybe i should call the guys from the ob

a good bottle of wine and maybe a selfie with a who did not go abroad and yet next on this list are spain and the united states of america. but which country imports the most footballers i wonder also france maybe. professional footballers have other. their top destination is over $700.00 foreign players are to be found in the english professional leagues that may be because of the weather but surely because of the level and rather competitive salaries nobody knows how breaks that will affect this. by the way don johnson how many foreigners in your favor club. top destination number 2 italy more than 600 players enjoy their footballing life in. italy even the number one players from wales scotland and northern ireland and england were not counted as foreigners technically speaking they are not but i'm sure many of you know that all of these u.k. entities have their own football associations and who is number 3 germany china qatar . all wrong number 3 the united states of america now that's a great and i want you to list of top tourist destinations maybe i should call the guys from the obs

based in spain so there's a thread running through these protests of average egyptian saying that they are poorer than they were several years ago but they see that the government is getting richer and feeling that it's to do with these allegations of corruption can you tell us a little more about mohammed ali who he is what he's been doing to give us his message or his version of events out. so many is a former military contractor and will soon egyptian is based in spain and he's been releasing daily for the past couple of weeks sharing what he says is previously confidential information showing that the military and other fantasies in particular have been misusing military funds and public funds in order to build grand palace which sisi in the truth of both denied. and so he called on egyptians yesterday after the end of a football match to go out into the streets and to make their discontentment so what we saw was an extremely rare example and yes it is rare because it is risky is that it. is extremely risky that this is a country where an estimated 60000 political prisoners are hig

and of course you see you improve you know you learn how to deal with these spain but it's not because i had 3 years a past them i'm better. the following day we were at a new hotel it's closer to where the children are supposedly living here in afton i will spend the night here a lawyer and translator from tokyo are also here he hopes will soon have his children but he's worried. naman. if the mother isn't there with the children it just won't work on some site and or say the children are there without the parent who abducted them and filmed it on tide she has to be there for this to go forward on on and on and there's always the risk that she'll have gone underground with the children somewhere in japan. the next day we order a taxi it's another half hour to our destination. 7 in the morning the plan is that the children will be handed over just down the street the authorities don't want reporters there. we arranged to hold a skype call with biarne after the direction foresman it's bad news. his wife and children aren't there. only her father was there i didn't even see her sister an

and spain supreme court has approved the government's plans to remove the remains of former dictator francisco franco from a state. the issue has divided opinion in spain the socialist government should now be able to rebury franco in a family plot and we dedicate his current grave site to victims of the spanish civil war. now turning to the british supreme court which in a historic judgment has ruled that prime minister boris johnson's move to suspend parliament was unlawful all 11 supreme court judges agreed to the so-called kept parliament from doing its job. judges filed into the court room to deliver their highly anticipated ruling their verdict unanimous a stunning rebuke to the prime minister. the court is bound to conclude that that the decision to advise a magistrate to correct parliament was unlawful because it had the effect of frustrating or preventing the ability of parliament to carry out its fans additional functions without reasonable justification the effect on the fundamentals of our democracy was extreme no justification for taking action with such an extreme effec

in spain pick farming has a social value it's an important economic sector as a rule the requirements are not as strict as they are here so of course more pigs will be kept there than here this year. a paradox in a period of extremely high prices for pork farmers are insecure about the planned animal welfare and environmental legislation it's making them reluctant to invest at all. and before we go controversial and international dispute about waste management indonesia is saying enough to plastic waste coming from industrialized countries the decision to send containers back to where they came from was unprecedented and made headlines all over the world in june for example here in germany of the country had to take back containers full of old plastic no one wants to deal with. the business model itself is actually in scandal. indonesian companies by containers of waste from industrialised countries to recycle and resell as raw material. this garbage is often full of toxic materials and the indonesian government has had enough of it. customs officials are taking a look at imports of 3

in spain pick farming has a social value it's an important economic sector as a rule the requirements are not as strict as they are here so of course more pigs will be kept there than here. a paradox in a period of extremely high prices for pork farmers are insecure about the planned animal welfare and environmental legislation is making them reluctant to invest it on. a.t.s. off civil war have crushed the syrian current. back in 2011 you paid 50 syrian pounds for one u.s. dollar today the official rate is above $200.00 syrian pounds to a dollar but money is scarce pushing up prices on the black market the crash against major currencies has made to doing business in the water own country a huge challenge surrounded by the scent of his spices mohammad's are koa is growing more desperate by the day he knows when he lies down to sleep in the evening that prices will have changed by the time he wakes up. to belittle all in the variation of the exchange rate means that when i want to buy 50 kilograms of this or that product i lose 10 kilograms and i'm only able to buy 40 kilograms for the

in spain pick farming has a social value it's an important economic sector as a rule the requirements are not as strict as they are here so of course more pigs will be kept there than here. a paradox in a period of extremely high prices for pork farmers are insecure about the planned animal welfare and environmental legislation it's making them reluctant to invest at all. and not just on news that could leave you feeling a little deflated the world is facing a shortage also helium most of us know it as the gas that fills up policy balloons but it's also got a whole host of other more important uses it is needed for deep sea diving it's also used to conduct m.r.i. scans and to make semiconductor chips so why are we running out to find how do we need to look at the world's 2 biggest helium produces that is the united states and the tiny nation off cata somewhere down here together they're responsible for producing 75 percent of the world's helium but separate issues are threatening supply one is a law dating a back to 2013 that requires a real in texas where the so-called federal helium

world otherwise you will prosper i'm sure would agree that the lonnie's not like any other city in spain this dispute has been plaguing this country for 3 centuries and if you look at the recent polls it's not evident that the majority of cut the line support independence i wonder how do you frame this issue is it still about full if independence or do you stop way outsell determination and the right to hold to regardless of which way the vote goes from a pro independence party and our ideas that we can have a better country and better welfare for all people with a cow to learn republic so that's what we're pursuing and regarding how many people support that you have all kinds of polls some of them where a majority and some of those perhaps not but that's exactly why we want to vote we want to know the real numbers we want to know who's supporting in the pens and who does not and there's no way the kingdom of spain can agree on such a referendum like the u.k. did it for scotland or the so we don't think we are better than any other nation but we're not less than any other nation but the

operations near its coast on the mediterranean some 18000 migrants have arrived in spain so far this year a 40 percent drop from the same period last year. the greek government has started to move 1500 asylum seekers from the island of lesbos to the mainland in an effort to ease overcrowding in migrant camps a recent spike in migrants arriving to greek shores means 11000 people are being housed in buildings designed for 3000 people. on the move again these refugees on the greek island of lisboa anxious to be leaving the overcrowded conditions of the morea camp behind them albeit 2 conditions on known in a different camp on the mine last. i knew later i arrived and the 9th of july and it's been one month and 20 days that i'm leaving noria and out of that i got my ticket so now i'm moving to new. and racial because more is not that good laziness very hard to live in such a and vitamin k. and trucks and buses transported the 1st 650 people and their worldly positions to the hobble with the ferry whites and the massive logistical operation is the last resort for a processing system and a

she's calling people to come out at me he's in spain so you know he's he's ok right now. people are heeding this call and then and listening to it and then as i say given the savage repression that's you see it laid on the egyptian people or the courage is is quite is quite moving thank you very much below figure analysis below are joining us there. yemen's whose the rebels are saying they will stop targeting saudi arabia with drones and other weapons in a statement that he. said the armed with expects the saudis to also stop targeting yemeni territory and they reserve the right to respond if riyadh continues to target them. know and what we are up with we will cease to target saudi arabia to treat military to missiles and all other forms of weapons and we wait for a reciprocal move from them or even better for them to clear that all kinds of attacks including a real compartment will cease we reserve the right to respond if they fail to reciprocate positively to this initiative the continuation of this rule will not benefit any story on the contrary it could lead to dange

five people have died in spain as heavy rain and flash—flooding continue to batter the south—east of the country shutting down regional airports and schools. olivia crellin reports. a woman and her family are hauled to safety. one bag of possessions all they could take with them, as the water steadily rose around their home. these dramatic images of a landscape now underwater, and the urgent response to save those trapped by the deluge were recorded by spain's military emergency unit, now called out to help the thousands affected. just 48 hours after some areas saw their heaviest rainfall on record, swathes of spain's southern countryside were transformed. translation: i went out to buy bread and then i saw the whole town centre filled with water and i was like, how did this happen? everything filled with water, the whole side over there. and there was a submerged car as well, people in the water — i don't know! the speed with which the floods came shocked many and even proved fatal. of the handful of victims the floods have claimed so far, most perished in their cars when the wate

we have been bringing you a lot of stories dealing with the flooding no only for spain but for parts of north western africa as well as into the islands just off to the east but we have more video to show you here this is coming just out of eastern spain to madrid that is and take a look at the flooding they have been dealing with since sunday now the flood waters are now receding but the cleanup is now taking place across the a suburban of this area the good news is though we don't expect to see much in terms of rain over the next few days i want to show you the forecast map as we go towards the next few days we are looking at a few clouds appear to the north but in terms of rain really most of it is going to be pushing up towards the north we're also dealing with as this frontal boundary here across parts of northern europe now with this we're going to be seeing a big change of air mass as a pushes through temperatures going to dropping and it is going to be quite windy to the northern part of this front take a look at the temperatures here to the south we are into the mid twenty's

also on the program we'll take you to the south of spain one of europe's main agricultural regions to see the devastating effect of climate change. and investors in paris announce a 5000000000 euro pot protect firms hoping to pull them away from other tech beckett's. it's time for business on v.w. i'm here yet again asking to have you with us the german government has announced a 50000000000 euro climate protection plan to help the country reaches 2030 climate goals some economists say it's a good start others criticize the price tag german companies fear they could become less competitive and are bracing for possibly the greatest changes since the industrial revolution. the world's biggest chemical company b. and south claims it slashed its greenhouse gas emissions by half compared to its 990 levels all while doubling production output that could help the company's bottom line now that the german government plans to put a price on c o 2. fossil fuels are about to become more expensive it's a market based approach to boost investment in clean technologies. one thing is certain new cli

extraordinary weather in southern spain. those going off for some late summer spain. those going off for some late summer sunshine should have stayed here. absolutely. this has been affecting other parts of the mediterranean in recent days. at a time for us, the outlook is a quiet one in contrast. for the week ahead, high pressure is building. you can still pick up some rainfor building. you can still pick up some rain for the south across spain. this high will develop across the uk. at the moment we still have a cold weather front cutting the uk in two, producing some rain for northern ireland, northern england and perhaps southern scotland. the big difference is that the temperatures. still pretty warm to the south in some spots up to the mid 20s, to the north 10 degrees lower basically. highs of mid 20s, to the north 10 degrees lower basically. highs 01:14 and 15. the front moves south through the evening and overnight. rain tending to fizzle out as the front sits across southern england through monday. further north some sunshine but even by monday, gone. those hi

countries continues with a whole range of european nations spain portugal turkey germany belgium france and greece only in 11th place comes the next non european country mexico the 1st african nation on that list on position 2900 south africa the 1st asian countries japan ranked 31st so a short recap the top important nations are england italy and the u.s. . so what does this say europe rules everything yes and no just to remind you the last 4 world champions were all european and one reason for this might be found in the next test because if you look at the country which sends the most players abroad a new continent comes into the game. the clear winner here is brazil over $1300.00 brazilians played $150.00 leagues around the world. at the last world cup brazil had only 3 players on its team who earned their money back home in brazil was brazil eliminated in the quarter finals against belgium because of that. despite this the high number of brazilians going abroad certainly reflects the unique role brazil has in supplying footballers worldwide then again the country has 200000000 inhab

seeing a little more cloud wanted to showers creeping in here but the central and southern parts of spain things should start to quieten down by this stage largely dry and quiet meanwhile across northern parts of africa a little bit of cloud there into northern areas of algeria from time to time i just pick up the road but essentially it's looking fine and sunny. al-jazeera world meets 2 arab immigrants who left the middle east and built exceptional lives overseas. weaving into the fabric of society of their adoptive countries finding success in germany and canada yet never forgetting their homelands of syria and lebanon. remarkable human stories of arabs abroad the politician and the inventor on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. secretary of state my pump a.o. has accused iran of direct involvement in saturday's drone strikes in some of saudi arabia's most vital oil facilities saudi arabia has been forced to cut its oil production by $5700000.00 barrels per day. polls have opened in china's is a 2nd presidential election since the arab sp

based in spain so there's a thread running through these protests earth's average egyptian saying that they are poorer than they were several years ago but they see that the government is getting richer feeling that institute. of corruption can you tell us a little more about mohammed ali who he is what he's been doing to give us his message or his version of events out. so how many is a former military contractor and wilson egyptian based in spain he's been releasing daily for the past couple of weeks sharing what he says is previously confidential information showing that the military and. in particular have been misusing military funds and public funds in order to build grand palace which sisi and the military both do not. and so he called on egyptians yesterday after the end of a football match to go out into the streets and to make discontentment so what we saw was mixed really rare example. is rare because it's risky is that it. is extremely risky this is a country where an estimated 60000 political prisoners are i'm past people who protest openly in street it's arrest or a form

spain's supreme court has approved the government's desire to exuma the remains of dictator francisco franco from a state as a limb a controversial plan would reburying franco in a family plot and turn the current grave site into a memorial for victims of the spanish civil war franco ruled spain from 136 until is death in 1975. a black panther that was roaming the rooftops of a northern french town a few days ago has now been stolen from a zoo it was put in after being caught zoo employees discovered the animal's pen had been broken into overnight the panther was due to being really homed at a rehabilitation center for domesticated wild animals. now evolution got rid of our tails a long time ago but they may be making a comeback thanks to modern technology researchers in japan have developed a prosthetic tail to help save the elderly from a common danger falls but they say it could also be useful for people of all ages now can't make heads or tails of it just have a look. at it. we humans evolved to lose our tails but a team of japan's kayo university hopes they could make a return am