german prosecutors applied to have former cattle on president collars pushed him all extradited to spain the separatist leaders currently in prison here in northern germany he's accused of rebellion in spain over catalonia his campaign for independence is also coming up france has plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as rail workers start a series of strikes set to last for several months it's part of growing resistance to president manuel maccollins plans to modernize the economy. and south africa mourns the loss of an anti-apartheid icon winnie mandela has died at the age of eighty one and activist and wife of nelson mandela for many she was the mother of the nation but her legacy is mixed. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us a german prosecutor is seeking the extradition of former president karl has pushed him out to spain is currently jailed in germany he was arrested as he crossed the border from denmark earlier this month or rather last month he faces charges of rebellion in spain over catalonia has failed bid for independence the separatist lea

corporation tax in spain is 25%. in gibraltar it isjust10%. spain says that is not fair, it wants change. again, when does that become an issue of sovereignty? british and spanish officials have been holding bilateral talks on gibraltar. mps in the house of commons are watching very closely. without some kind of deal on gibraltar in the withdrawal agreement over brexit, this british overseas territory might not be included in the transition period after brexit. in gibraltar itself and in london, that would not be acceptable. so the search for a solution is on. chris morris. the chief executive of tsb has brought in experts from the technology firm ibm to try to fix the problems with its internet banking service. half of tsb‘s customers are still unable to access their accounts online, following a major it upgrade at the weekend. paul pester said nobody would have to pay overdraft fees or charges for april. simon gompertz reports. the frustration still facing tsb customers today. only 50% get into their online accounts. and if they do, when t

berlin german prosecutors applied to have former catalan president carlos bustamante extradited to spain a separatist leader is currently imprisoned here in northern germany he's accused of rebellion in spain over catalonia a campaign for independence also coming up france has plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as rail workers start a series of strikes set to last for several months it's part of growing resistance to president in man woman falls plans to modernize the economy. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu does an about face on a deal with the u.n. on the relocation of african migrants and it is the world's worst humanitarian crisis after three years of war again and has been pushed to the brink of famine today the u.n. is hosting a conference to try to raise money for the millions of humanities in the help. i'm sumi so much going to get to have you with us a german prosecutor is seeking the extradition of former cattle i'm president carlos bustamante to spain first of march currently in jail in northern germany he was arrested as he crossed the bor

spain says that is not fair, it wa nts 10%. spain says that is not fair, it wants change. when did that become an issue of sovereignty? british and spanish officials have been holding bilateral talks on gibraltar and mps in the house of commons are watching very closely. without some kind of deal on gibraltar in the withdrawal agreement over brexit, this british overseas territory may not be included in the transition period after brexit. gibraltar it self, —— in gibraltar it self and in london, that would not be acceptable, and so the search for a solution is on. —— itself. our europe reporter, gavin lee, is in gibraltar. just hearing how important the airport is. it is unique, the only overseas territory in the eu, still is, 32,000 citizens will change their passport to blue, the border behind me, the spanish side, people checking, and 50 metres behind the blue gate, the lucite being checked, 10,000 people come through this border every day, most of them people who are living in spain and working in gibraltar. customs is initially because the spanish say there is

as an internal problem from spain off spain and germane to spain able to go to the entire time their time and boogy man would just not let them do that he flew to brussels and mediately internationalize the case so this is not going to change i think that they should they take the war and seriously but they're trying to avoid essentially entering a political fray would human will not let that means trying to show and this defense team is trying to show that this a political case and cannot be resolved in a court but you could also look at it this way is there is a warrant out for him to be extradited and he's in the e.u. you know germany recognizes the walls of spain that's how spain got into the e.u. so it's a done me that there are new questions to be asked yes to be straight on in there he said a very simple problem here which is a broom of in fact the rule of law and the statute in spain so that is to say we need to believe the european law is based on the trust in the spanish legal system spain has actually one of the worst records under. judicial independence in europe so that

charges does that mean when he's in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion in treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognize that's exactly the case you know this is principle speciality if you extradite someone it's just on that ground to come prosecute him in the demanding country and not for any other offense so we can basically just forget any any possibility of a rebellion charge and a trial for mr ports tomorrow in spain while he's going to turn himself in as alone as he does not go back to us right you know and that's a big big mistake on the part of the spanish money only to try to get him back to spain via extradition i wouldn't do you think that's a mistake because there was the arrest warrant that was issued do you think that was a mistake it's a mistake i think so because the european arrest floor and is made for common cry and not fall political rivalry or is right and. so. there's an old principle in european law that you don't extradite anyone on. the ground of political offenses you know and right this is something it's the asylum go

from berlin tonight a man wanted for treason in spain his fate is in the hands of german judges prosecutors here in germany have cleared the way for judges to rule whether or not the former president. can be extradited to spain he's wanted by madrid on charges of rebellion and leaving kind of alone push to secede also coming out of the war in yemen these are the world's worst humanitarian crisis millions are on the verge of starvation hosting a donor conference to help ease the suffering and calling on all sides to stop the fighting. and france is plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as. a series of strong. over president plans to modernize the economy. it's good to have you with the former catalan separatist leader. is facing an uncertain fate tonight he's currently sitting in a german prison after his arrest by police while driving into germany from denmark and then a setback for the secessionist leader a german prosecutor just a few hours ago asked for him to be extradited to spain there he faces charges of rebellion and treason. a crime that carries a maximum se

as an internal problem from spain off spain and germane to spain able to go to the entire town their time and good human would just not let them do that he flew to brussels and immediately internationalize the case so this is not going to change i think that they should they take the war and seriously but they're trying to avoid essentially entering a political fray with human will not let that means trying to show when this defense team is trying to show that this is a political case yet and cannot be resolved in a court but you could also look at it this way is there is a warrant out for him to be extradited and he's in the e.u. you know germany recognizes the walls of spain that's how spain got into the e.u. so it's a done there are new questions to be asked yes to be straight on in there he said a very simple problem here which is a broom of in fact the rule of law and the statute in spain so that is to say we need to believe the european law is based on the trust in the spanish legal system spain has actually one of the worst records under. judicial independence in europe so tha

charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion in treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognizes that's exactly the case in all of this principle a speciality if you extradite someone it's just on the ground to come prosecute him in the demanding country and not for any other offense so we can basically just forget any any possibility of a rebellion charge and a trial for mr ports tomorrow in spain while he's going to turn himself in as alone as he does not go back just right you know that's a big big mistake on the part of the spanish money only to try to get him back to spain via extradition i wouldn't do you think that's a mistake because there was the arrest warrant that was issued do you think that was a mistake it's a mistake i think so because the european arrest warrant is made for common cry and not fall political rivalry or yes right and. so. there's an old principle in european law that you don't extradite anyone on. the ground of political offenses you know and right this is something it's a heart of the asylu

berlin german prosecutors applied to have former cattle on president carlos bustamante extradited to spain the separatist leader is currently imprisoned here in northern germany he's accused of rebellion in spain over catalonia campaign for independence. also coming up an about face from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the country's leader cancels the deal with the u.n. on the relocation of tens of thousands of african migrants and france's and plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as rail workers start a series of strikes at the last for several months it's part of growing resistance to president manuel mccall's plan some modernizing the economy. i'm sumi so much gone the good to have you with us the former catalan separatist leader carlos push tomorrow is today facing an uncertain fate he is currently in prison here in germany after being detained while crossing the border last week but a few hours ago a german prosecutor asked for him to be extradited to spain to face charges of rebellion it is now up to a regional court in germany to decide whether to

spain now wants germany to extradite him to more faces a number of charges including rebellion huge tomorrow is currently being held at a prison in the town of noise monster. which is where german politician detailed dame visited him earlier on sunday he's concerned about germany's role in the affair but if the government is honest they should know that it's very clear that if someone is. treated by his political convention it's not possible to put him out it's not it's for britain and germany to put him. at brandenburg gate in berlin demonstrators made their feelings known about the dispute back in catalonia that they support catalonian independence and are also upset that germany has now cooperated with spain. as month by first of all spain needs to talk if they don't want to talk they won't be a solution that's obvious and i hope europe will do something we are europeans as well europe abandoned us and that's very bad of a phylum via doesn't have a decisive thing is europe i am part of this european team as we all invest no democracy in spain since the last conflicts we had. we d

the 34,000 by spain for almost as long. the 3a,000 gibraltarians here on its square miles of land on the verge of leaving the eu, despite 96% of the people having voted against brexit. i have lived here for 2.5 years now, but my biggest worry is that the border will which would result in companies leaving, because my husband works for a company which is based in gibraltar, which could lead to us are busily having to leave back to the uk. you are really worried about that, that it could get to that level. they want gibraltar, the airport and everything, and they are not going to get it. we are tired of this. even with the brexit talks now, doesn't it clear things up, get things to a head? well, we don't know where we stand with brexit, with the uk. the eu has allowed spaina with the uk. the eu has allowed spain a voice in these brexit talks over gibraltar and british and spanish negotiators are now meeting weekly to discuss a solution. and the spanish side say they are not planning to reclaim the rock as part of these talks,

german jail is a conditional release for a cross which marks the court refuses to extradite him back to spain for rebellion could still hand him over to madrid on a lesser charge also on the program showdown at the gaza border israeli troops again use live fire on palestinian protesters reports say at least two people have been killed. and the music greenhow to the south sudanese refugees revisit a concert for peace and a sprawling campaign in uganda. on way of iraq thank you very much for your company everyone caroline separatist leader crowe's project montana's been released from a german jail prosecutors ordered he be set free after he met a bail feel of seventy five thousand euros for drugs i was held on a european arrest warrant issued by spain which called for his extradition on charges of rebellion and misuse of public funds well yesterday your german court ruled out extraditing which want on rebellion charges so now he. out on bail pending a court decision on whether to extradite him on the second lesser charge well across which one had a defiant message for spain the moment he was re

jail it's a conditional release for carla's pushed him on the court refuses to action i came back to spain for rebellion but i could still hand him over to madrid on a lesser charge also coming up as did punishment for south korea's former president park good paying sentenced to twenty four years in prison for corruption dramatic fall from grace has gripped the nation for months and another deadly showdown over the gaza blockade is really troops and can use live fire on palestinian protesters killing at least one and wounding dozens more. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program catalan separatist leader karla's pushed him on has walked out of a german jail pushed him on posted bail and the public prosecutor ordered his immediate release a regional court in germany has ruled it will not extradite pushed him on on charges of rebellion but the court is considering a lesser charge of misusing funds for which he could still face extradition. and here's more now on what carlos pushed him on said to reporters on his release a short while ago i called for the immediate release for all of my complete

voluntarily to spain but if the arrest fallen does not complied with by germany as most come spain do with calm to anything but what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion and treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognize that's exactly the case in all of this principle speciality if you extradite someone it's just on that ground you come prosecute him in the demanding country and not for any other offense so we can basically just forget any any possibility of a rebellion charge and a trial for mr ports tomorrow in spain while he's not in the turn himself and his alone as he does not go back to israel you know and that's a big big mistake on the part of the spanish money only to try to get him back to spain via extradition i wouldn't do you think that's a mistake because there was the arrest warrant that was issued do you think that was a mistake it's a mistake i think so because the european arrest warrant is made for common cry and not fall p

voluntarily to spain but if the rest of this is not complied with by germany what comes spain do with calm to anything but what about if speaking if germany extradite him to spain on the corruption charges does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion and treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognize that's exactly the case you know this is principle a speciality if you exit someone it's just on the ground to come prosecute him in the demanding country and not for any other offense so we can basically just forget any any possibility of a rebellion charge and a trial for mr ports tomorrow in spain while he's going to turn himself in as alone as he does not go back to israel you know and that's a big big mistake on the part of the spanish money although to try to get him back to spain via extradition i wouldn't do you think that's a mistake because there was the arrest warrant that was issued do you think that was a mistake it's a mistake i think so because the european arrest warrant is made for common cry and not full political

does that mean when things in spain spain cannot try him on rebellion and treason charges right they have to stick with the charge that germany recognizes that's exactly the case in all of this principle speciality if you extradite someone it's just on that ground you come prosecute him in the demanding country and not for any other offense so we can basically just forget any any possibility of a rebellion charge and a trial for mr ports tomorrow in spain while he's going to turn himself in as alone as he does not go back to israel you know and that's a big big mistake on the part of the spanish money only to try to get him back to spain via extradition i wouldn't do you think that's a mistake because there was the arrest warrant that was issued do you think that was a mistake it's a mistake i think so because the european arrest warrant is made for common cry and not fall political rivalry or is right and. so. there's an old principle in european law that you don't extradite anyone on. the ground of political offenses you know and right this is something it's the asylum guarantee ho

spain now wants germany to extradite him to more faces a number of charges including rebellion. tomorrow is currently being held at a prison in the town of noise. which is where german politician detailed dame visited him earlier on sunday he's concerned about germany's role in the affair but if the government is honest they should know that it's very clear that if someone is. treated by his political convention it's not possible to put him out it's not it's for britain and germany to put him. at brandenburg gate in berlin demonstrators made their feelings known about the dispute back in catalonia they support catalonian independence and are also upset that germany has now cooperated with spain. as man who's on first of all spain needs to talk if they don't want to they won't be a solution that's obvious and i hope europe will do something we are europeans as well europe abandoned us and that's very bad. of a phylum via doesn't have a decisive thing is europe i am part of this european team as we all are and there's no democracy in spain since the last conflicts we had. we defin

spain now wants germany to extradite him faces a number of charges including rebellion. huge tomorrow is currently being held at a prison in the town of noise monster. which is where german politician detailed dame visited him earlier on sunday he's concerned about germany's role in the affair but if the government is honest they should know that it's very clear that if someone is. treated by his political convention it's not possible to put him out it's not it's for britain and germany to put him. at brandenburg gate in berlin demonstrators made their feelings known about the dispute back in catalonia they support catalonian independence and are also upset that germany has now cooperated with spain. as money fine first of all spain needs to talk if they don't want to talk there won't be a solution that's obvious and i hope europe will do something we are europeans as well europe abandoned us and that's very bad. before island doesn't start the decisive thing is europe i am part of this european team as we all are and there's no democracy in spain since the last conflict

as an internal problem from spain off spain and germane to spain able to go to the entire time their time and would just not let them do that he flew to brussels and immediately internationalize the case so this is not going to change i think that they should they take the war and seriously but they're trying to avoid essentially entering a political fray would human will not let them he's trying to show and this defense team is trying to show that this a political case yet and cannot be resolved in a court but you could also look at it this way is there is a warrant out for him to be extradited and he's in the e.u. you know germany recognizes the walls of spain that's how spain got into the e.u. so it's a done there are new questions to be asked he has to be extradited there is a very simple problem here which is a broom of in fact the rule of law and the statute in spain so that is to say we need to believe that european law is based on the trust in the spanish legal system spain has actually one of the words records under slovak in bulgaria of judicial independence in europe so th

spain now wants germany to extradite him to more faces a number of charges including rebellion. huge tomorrow is currently being held at a prison in the town of noise monster which is where german politician dame visited him earlier on sunday he's concerned about germany's role in the affair but if the government is honest they should know that it's very clear that if someone is. three by his political convention it's not possible to put him out it's not it's for britain and germany to put him. at brandenburg gate in berlin demonstrators made their feelings known about the dispute back in catalonia that they support catalonian independence and are also upset that germany has now cooperated with spain. as man who by first of all spain needs to talk if they don't want to they won't be a solution that's obvious and i hope europe will do something we are europeans as well europe abandoned us and that's very bad. doesn't the decisive thing is europe i am polish of this european team as we all are and there's no democracy in spain since the last conflicts we had we definitely need a p

you know germany recognizes the walls of spain that's how spain got into the e.u. so it's a done there are new questions to be asked he has to be extradited there he says a very simple problem here which is a broom of in fact the rule of law and the statute in spain so that is to say we need to believe the european law is based on the trust in the spanish legal system spain has actually one of the worst record. under slovak in both our young traditionally independence in europe so that goes to say that you have you can if you cannot trust that legal system then there are grounds for him to the fent he's position on german soil ok well we will see if it comes to that martin jack and kate brady to both of you thank you flush. through now a follow up on our top story last night the growing controversy over a media company in the u.s. sinclair broadcast group that has reportedly forced the news anchors at almost two hundred stations to go public with the same trump friendly message and text that many say is meant for trump t.v. which condemns the mainstream media for p

found spain's extradition request to be legally admissible. we take the statutory offenses listed in the european arrest warrant namely rebellion and best use of public funds correspond to the offenses under german law of high treason and misappropriation. we came to the conclusion that there is a correspondent. just over a week ago travel to finland from his self-imposed exile in belgium to attend a conference and meet game makers are facing arrest by finishing storage is he trying to return to belgium. but police detained him shortly after he crossed the danish german border ever since handfuls of his supporters have been demonstrating outside the northern german detention center where he's now being held. there we got him there if you remember that i see extradition is a betrayal of the european union's values. as a politician with ideals that oppose those of the spanish government a bit of difference is the basis of our coexistence in europe and they. didn't know about. the case no lines with. a regional court if it's judges approved extra

germany recognizes the walls of spain that's how spain got into the e.u. so it's a done there are new questions to be asked he has to be extradited there is a very simple problem here which is a broom of in fact the rule of law and the statute in spain so that is to say we need to believe the european law is based on the trust in the spanish legal system being has actually one of the worst record. under slovakian bogar yeah judicial independence in europe so that goes to say that you have you can if you cannot trust that legal system then there are grounds for him to be fed he's position on german soil ok well we will see if it comes to that martin jack and kate brady to both of you thank you fletcher. for now a follow up on our top story last night the growing controversy over a media company in the u.s. sinclair broadcast group that has reportedly forced the news anchors at almost two hundred stations to go public with the same trump friendly message and text that many say is meant for trump t.v. which condemns the mainstream media for peddling fake news

i couldn't emotionally and autonomous municipal tax which is lower than the tax rate in spain. and the spaniard. for centuries malea was a spanish colony on african soil after morocco gained independence o'leary maine spanish but even today the enclave is not recognized by the kingdom of morocco. so the question is how much longer will smuggling three million be tolerated experts estimate the duty free trade to be worth three hundred million years a year a large proportion of which flows straight into municipal coffers. on the sea front however there is little sign of the important trade being conducted on the border. not hunted up to their imports old clothes from europe and asia. he's a traitor who like his father and. and father before him runs one of the warehouses today its doors remain shut mohamed is furious he reckons he could lose a lot of money if program are removed. the problem is that they've closed the border it's an international border and nobody knows why it has been closed we want the government to give us a reason. for giving me a year or. so i go. to good fo

news live from berlin german prosecutors applied to have former catalan president carlos extradited to spain the separatist leader is currently in prison here in northern germany he's accused of rebellion in spain over catalonia campaign for independence also coming up an about face from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the country's leader cancels the deal with the united nations on the relocation of tens of thousands of african migrants. and france's plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as rail workers start a series of strikes set to last for several months it's part of growing resistance for president emanuel mccall's plans to modernize the economy. i'm sumi so much going to good to have you with us a german prosecutor as i ask the court to order the extradition of former catalan president carlos pushed him on to spain pushable is currently jailed here in germany after being arrested as he crossed into the country from denmark last month he faces charges of rebellion in spain over catalonia failed bid for independence it is unclear when the german court

any reasonable sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain, they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain's the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway, and in the very best possible way. this is a country that gave us the spanish inquisition, also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine with traditional tapas. christianity and islam traded places, shared space. and the effects and influences of all those things are right here to see. you could almost look back through time and through the mists of history, see the phoenicians marching up, cross the vega. or are those feral hippies? an influx of international hippies, many of whom appear to have set up squats in the caves up the mountain, have made things interesting. if they ask what we're doing, you should say we're staging a moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, however, some things are constant it seems -- some stereotypical expectations. it's true, there are free tapas everywh

ordered the immediate release of carlist pushed him off the court refusing to actually write him to spain for rebellion but could still hand him over to madrid on a lesser charge also coming up a stiff punishment for south korea's former president carter good day is sentenced to twenty four years in prison for corruption the dramatic fall from grace has gripped the nation for months. and russia and britain face off at the u.n. the war of words intensifies over the poisoning of a former russian double agent and his daughter. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program catalan separatist leader carlos pushed him on is expected to walk out of a german jail at any moment to push him on as paid bell and the public prosecutor has ordered his immediate release original court in germany has ruled it will not extradite pushed him on on charges of rebellion but the court is considering a lesser charge of misusing funds for which he could still face extradition madrid has sought his arrest for leaving an authorized independence vote in catalonia last year. well let's bring in political correspondent simo

berlin tonight an unexpected move by a german court it will not extradite catalona his former leader to spain to face treason charges karla's is free to leave prison on bail but this case is not over he could be sent back to spain on charges of misusing public funds. also coming up with a poison daughter of a russian a former russian spy speaks out in a statement via british police paul says that she's recovering well after the nerve agent attack on her and her father i'll ask our correspondents in london and moscow what her testimony could mean for the case that has sparked a diplomatic crisis. in . sierra leone swears in its new president if you will against him but his defeated opponent says he will challenge the election result is. it's good to have you with us it could be the last night in a german prison for former kind of one leader karl is poised to ma he's been in german custody since last month when he was arrested on a warrant issued by spain madrid wants him extradited to face charges including rebellion and corruption for his role in last year's independence referendum in catalon

and he is wanted for treason in spain. his fate tonight is in the hands of german judges. today, prosecutors asked the court for a request to extradite former catalan president carles puigdemont to spain. plus, good u.s. troops soon be patrolling -- could u.s. troops soon be patrolling the border with mexico? >> it is a big step. brent: u.s. president donald trump ups the ante in his anger over mexico's failure to stop a group of migrants he says is headed north of the rio grande. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. in a major shift in attitude towards israel, saudi arabia's prince mohammad bin salman said that israelis have a right to their own land. that is in stark contrast to the position that saudi arabia has so far taken. the conservative kingdom does not officially recognize the state of israel. however, in an interview published monday in the atlantic, the crown prince was quoted as saying, i believe the palestinians and the israelis have the right to have their own land. but we have to have a peace agreement to assure the stability for everyo

on the contrary all sides digging in for a protracted battle my guess this week here in brussels is spain's foreign minister alphonso that's this how has his government failed to prevent the country's worst and arguably its most predictable political crisis in decades. alphonso dust is welcome to conflict zone thank you very much pleased to be here prime minister raw it was in barcelona the weekend valuing to end what he called separatist havoc in the eyes of number of human rights organizations your security forces were responsible for at least part of that havoc you denied this against the video evidence broadcast by a number of mainstream rock casting organizations around the world what did you base your denial on what i didn't deny i mean when i say five so yes yes and i mean on the basis of what of the fact that you know of the fact of the data that were made public after this supposedly excessive force i mean there's all the people but for form from the the government of catalonia at the time they said they accepted that only four people were taken to hospital they claim that eight hu

spain wants to build a terminal inside the gibraltar border. britain fears it can be seen as a land grab and wa nted can be seen as a land grab and wanted to be outside frontier and neither side is giving ground. without gibraltar representation in the room it would not be possible for agreements to be done to the satisfaction of the people of gibraltar. when it comes to the airport, this idea ofjoint management from spain, what do you think about that? gibraltar airport can be used more than it is today and there can be accessed from spain to gibraltar airport but insisting that it remains gibraltar‘s air. there's a legend in gibraltar that while the macaque monkeys that dot the top of the rock remain, gibraltar will stay british. and while there's no serious territorial claim right now, many aspects of life could change here, depending on the outcome of brexit talk. outcome of brexit talks. theirfuture, for now, lies in the hands of the negotiators. gavin lee, bbc news, gibraltar. with less than a month to go before the royal wedding, princ

late for a donor conference and pledges of money to ease the suffering and he's wanted for treason in spain his fate tonight is in the hands of german judges today prosecutors here asked the court to grant a request to extradite former cattle on president carlos for just a month to spain. plus they couldn't you west troops who soon be patrolling to look border with mexico security were going to be guarding our border with the military that's a big step u.s. president donald trump imes the ante in his anger over mexico's failure to stop a group of migrants he says is headed north of the rio grande. i bring goff it's good to have you with in a major shift in attitude towards israel saudi arabia's prince mohammed bin solomon says that israelis have a right to their own land now that is in stark contrast to the position that saudi arabia has so far taken the conservative kingdom does not officially recognize the state of israel however in an interview published on monday in the us publication the atlantic the crown prince was quoted as saying i believe the palestinians and the israelis have the

just a day after being released on bail after a court in northern germany refused to send him back to spain to face charges of rebellion the court may greta extradite him on the lesser charge of misuse of funds . and the w.'s correspondent charlotte chelsea pill has been following that press conference in berlin and joins us now so charlotte you have been listening to the most statements what is his main message today. yes i was among a huge group of journalists gathered here today waiting to find out exactly what carlos was next is this a long running saga he left us alone or late last year and many of his fellow former catalan leaders behind bars he though let's about him and then he was detained last month in germany now what we learned from this press conference was as you said he plans to stay in germany for the forseeable future because the extradition extradition proceedings against him aren't yet over all we know so far from the german courts is that they don't want to extradite him for high treason that's one of the charges facing him back in spain and carries thirty years in priso

the bottleneck which separates spain from morocco. only a few hundred metres long the fact that the border is closed will have dire consequences especially for the mule women their hard work provides women like nada with a fluctuating income of around three hundred euros a month. to now we carry a lot across the border and when it's crowded and you are stuck you can't put your load down they tell you you've just got to wait but then i get these pains which can last for up to three weeks the cord digs into your skin and leave skulls. if it's simply too late i pray that god will take care of my children i've been suffering for as long as i can remember i was already working at the age of ten i worked for my parents and my grandmother i'm used to suffering i've worked ever since i was little if only i had a small house then everything wouldn't be so hard to take death quite a shock. the rent is killing me. order. the better you chino border crossing point it's seven am there's every indication that today the border will be opened and the

this is a disease of hundreds of supporters of catalan independence from spain marched in berlin they were demanding the release of x. regional president carlos puts them all who is now in a german prison. he was taken into custody last week while traveling in germany after spain issued a european arrest warrant spain now wants germany to extradite him puts them all faces a number of charges including rebellion. huge tomorrow is currently being held at a prison in the town of noise monster which is where german politician detailed dame visited him earlier on sunday he's concerned about germany's role in the affair but if the government is honest they should know that it's very clear that if someone is. three thousand by his political convention it's not possible to put him out it's not it's britain and germany to put him. at brandenburg gate in berlin demonstrators made their feelings known about the dispute back in catalonia they support catalonian independence and are also upset that germany has now cooperated with spain. as months first of all spain needs to talk if they don't want

berlin german prosecutors applied to have former cattle on president carlos bustamante extradited to spain the separatist leader is currently imprisoned here in northern germany he's accused of rebellion in spain over catalonia campaign for independence. also coming out an about face from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the country's leader cancels a deal with the united nations on the relocation of tens of thousands of african migrants. and france has plunged into travel chaos thousands of commuters are stranded as rail workers start a series of strikes set to last for several months it is part of growing resistance or president calls plans to modernize the economy. i'm sorry so much gone the good to have you with us a german prosecutor has asked a court to order the extradition of former catalan president carlos pushed on to spain first of all is currently jailed in northern germany after being arrested as he crossed into the country from denmark last month he faces charges of rebellion in spain over catalonia as failed bid for independence it is unclear when the german court w

i couldn't emotionally an autonomous municipal tax which is lower than the tax rate in spain. and this bunya. for centuries melia was a spanish colony on african soil after america gained independence malaya remains spanish but even today the enclave is not recognized by the kingdom of morocco. so the question is how much longer will smuggling three million be tolerated experts estimate the genie free trade to be worth three hundred million years a year a large proportion of which flows straight into minnesota coffers. on the seafront however there is little sign of the important trade being conducted on the border. not hunted up to pad their imports old clothes from europe and asia. he's a traitor who like his father and. and father before him runs one of the warehouses today its doors remain shut mohamed is furious he reckons he could lose a lot of money program army money. that the problem is that they've closed the border it's an international border and nobody knows why it has been closed we want the government to give us a reason. and i'll assume there will be a look for

corporation tax in spain is 25%. the gibraltar isjust10%. spain corporation tax in spain is 25%. the gibraltar is just 10%. spain says that it's not fair, it wants change. but again when does that become an issue of sovereignty? british as danish officials have been holding bilateral talks on gibraltar. —— british and danish officials. mps are watching very closely because without some kind of deal on gibraltar in the withdrawal agreement over brexit, this bridges overseas territory and not be included in the transition period after brexit. interrupting itself and in london, that wouldn't be acceptable. so the search for a solution on. thank you forjoining that. let's turn to facebook. its chief technology officer has been grilled by british mps, admitting that the company failed to read the terms and conditions of the app that improperly shared the data of millions of users for the lyrical consultancy firm cambridge analytica. in evidence, to british mps, facebook‘s chief technical officer said that the company was rolling on the technology to identify political ads on its

does spain have an argument that they should join the manage the airport question —— airport spain agreed that the n'zogbia air terminal -- spain agreed that the air terminal should be built here. this was under the agreement over the airport or stop the spanish said they want the airport to be inside and the british say that they could work it outside but at the moment they are not seeing eye to eye, what is at stake? we're not going to acce pt is at stake? we're not going to accept that not just that sovereignty should not be on the table, and any other aspects in that regard, but not going to tolerate sovereignty jurisdiction regard, but not going to tolerate sovereigntyjurisdiction or control being anything on which we compromise. there was talk of a deal before october, summer, the spanish foreign minister said, but that seems to have been dilutive, so you are hoping there can be a deal? —— diverted. gibraltar wants to make sure we have the strongest possible links with all of the eu and in between are our closest member state and partnerspain and between are our closest member s

coming up german prosecutors moved to extradite former cattle on president carlist bridgeable back to spain also we have an update on a group of a hinge or refugees who arrived in malaysia by boat and. we as south africa are all in order remembering winnie mandela we look back at a legacy. welcome to the program israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is suspended a deal reached with the un's refugee agency which would have seen thousands of african migrants under saddam seekers resettled in western countries that replace a controversial plan to deport them to a third country in africa chawla ballasts reports. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing on national television a solution for the future of thousands of african asylum seekers is the middle of the sort of. it's a unique agreement with israel let me move sixteen thousand two hundred fifty people we move them to developed countries like canada or germany or italy that's the commitment of the united nations high commissioner to remove them to organize it to fund that expense just hours later no deal on facebook and twit

leader judges of free carlos puts them on bill and say he should no longer face rebellion charges in spain but he could still face extradition for corruption charges also coming up you're screwball issues her first statement one month after she and her father were attacked with a nerve agent known as no beach she says that she's recovering well as britain and russia square off over the incident at the united nations. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us a german court has dealt a severe blow to spanish hopes of trying former cattle on leader karl this point for rebellion judges in germany who said that they would not extradite which tomorrow on the charge which can carry sentences of decades in prison he could still be sent home to face a lesser charge of misusing public funds a move which would bar spanish authorities from trying him on another crime but the court also agreed to free put them on bail pending a decision on that lesser charge. of the court says that mr bush to mock can be released only on certain conditions and we've got to get those listed here for you they are. for

the bottleneck which separates spain from morocco. it was only a few hundred meters long the fact that the border is closed will have dire consequences especially for the mule women their hard work provides women like nora with a fluctuating income of around three hundred euros a month. to now we carry a lot across the border and when it's crowded and you are stuck you can't put your nose down they tell you you've just got to wait but then i get these pains which can last for up to three weeks the corps digs into you skin and leaves skulls. if it's simply too late i pray that god will take care of my children i've been suffering for as long as i can remember i was already working at the age of ten i worked for my parents and my grandmother i'm used to suffering i've worked ever since i was little if only i had a small house then everything wouldn't be so hard to take death quite a shock. the rent is killing me. org. the barrier cino border crossing point it's seven am there's every indication that today the border will be opened and t

the former leader of the catalan paul amount could soon be sent back to spain as applied for college extradition arrest that last month he's facing charges of rebellion in spain after spearheading independence. tributes of being a. campaigner played a leading role in the battle against white minority rule in south africa should be married to the nation's first black president nelson mandela. there is actually general is calling on the yemen's warring sides to reach a political settlement and today the terrorists speaking out the second day in a conference for yemen in geneva gupta reports is desperately needed. the u.n. says the conflict of yemen is the world's was a humanitarian crisis and it wants the world to pay nearly three billion dollars to help the people of the middle east poorest nation caught in the conflict saudi arabia and the u.a.e. have already pledged nearly a third of that money to help the victims of a war they are heavily involved in in march twenty fifteen they launched a military campaign after hutu rebels took over the capital sanaa forcing the president to flee

the bottleneck which separates spain from morocco. it was only a few hundred meters long the fact that the border is closed will have dire consequences especially for the mule women their hard work provides women like nora with a fluctuating income of around three hundred euros a month. to now we carry a lot across the border and when it's crowded and you are stuck you can't put your load down they tell you you've just got to wait but then i get these pains which can last for up to three weeks the corps digs into you skin and leaves skulls. if it's simply too late i pray that god will take care of my children i've been suffering for as long as i can remember i was already working at the age of ten i worked for my parents and my grandmother i'm used to suffering i've worked ever since i was little if only i had a small house then everything wouldn't be so hard to take that quotation. the rent is killing me. order. the battery you chino border crossing point it's seven am there's every indication that today the border will be opened and

it is a conditional release for carlos to push him on the court refuses to actual drive him back to spain for rebellion but could still hand him over two hundred on a lesser charge. also coming up a stiff punishment for south korea's former president carter could hang is sentenced to twenty four years in prison for corruption for a dramatic fall from grace has gripped the nation for months and showdown at the gaza border israeli troops use live fire on the house in the end protesters as more and more than a dozen are wounded it's another in a series of planned rallies against the territory of a decade old blockade. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program catalan separatist leader carlos pushed him on has walked out of a german jail pushed among posted bail and the public prosecutor ordered his immediate release a regional court in germany has pulled it will not extradite pushed him on on charges of rebellion but the court is considering a lesser charge of misusing funds for which he could still face extradition. and here is what carlos pushed him on said to reporters on release just a few

sixty kilometers outside madrid lies spain's largest mass grave cut into the mountainside the valley of the fallen is where dictator francisco franco lies buried around him tens of thousands of bodies of unnamed people killed on both sides of spain's civil war many of the murdered on franco's orders. is the granddaughter of one of those murdered men for years her family has fought for the right to re berryman well and his brother antonio romero in their hometown. it's an historic day not because of my relatives but also because we can help other people that are in the same situation . that the mortal remains of my family shouldn't be lying with a dictator. during franco's thirty six year dictatorship hundreds of thousands of spaniards died or just disappeared franco himself ordered the building of the basilica as a symbol of peace and reconciliation but many see it as a monument to a fascist a silent place it embody spain so-called pact of forgetting and amnesty pardoning the political crimes of the past that helped spain's transition to democracy in one nine hundred seventy seven th

and spain confronts the painful legacy of one of its most controversial. force across the southeastern corner of the u.s. just moving across mississippi alabama into georgia up towards the carolinas this area of low pressure has been producing some very heavy right valas don't see any possibility for some very gusty winds still see some rather wet weather just around the middle and six days easing three thousand oldest multipath the new york fourteen spring like. eighteen in ottawa some welcome warmth pushing through still a bit of wet weather just into the central and northern plains and notice denver struggling to get to six degrees celsius quite a change in conditions on the mondays value balancing back nicely as we go on into where to stay the cotton right now will make its way further south of texas saying some heavy downpours southeastern corner brightening up wetter weather making its way towards new york into new england north of the border snow returning once again the wind is not quite done with us just yet meanwhile we have a rash of showers acr

i'm proud to tennis leaders and spain's catalonia region are appearing before a supreme court judge spain wants to charge them with sedition and rebellion for their role in last year's secession referendum. hundreds of firefighters are battling a bushfire threatening parts of australia's largest city sydney they say it's miraculous nobody's been entered and no houses have been damaged two and a half thousand hectares of bush land around sydney have been destroyed since saturday andrew thomas us more from sydney. this fire truck is one of many that fought for ages of positions on the age of what's called the fire ground and at the other end of the hugs as far as the putting out spot fires in case the wind picks up again and takes that fire back towards people's homes now the main paltz of this fire though big was in an unpopulated area down there this is a giant bowl of forest or bush as it's called hey not many people live inside that but along the edge of the reply but there are plenty of people who have had many fires here before i was talking to one man who's lived here thirty years an

anthony maga leader is an ecologist he works for the vulture conservation project here in northern spain as a scientific adviser he studies the birds from a hideout. canoed meanwhile distributes pieces of meat for the vultures. to. the feeding station in the conservation area is a stroke of luck for market leader and his research. i think that it's probably best. to see. for such a species. each of the four european vultures species likes to feast on a different part of a carcass. gryphon vultures amsa nereus vultures like the soft tissue. bearded vultures eat the bones. the relatively small egyptian vulture waits until the others are done and eats the leftovers including blood on the ground. vultures play a vital role as scavengers as nature's cleanup crew they help stop diseases spreading from rotting animal carcasses into the ground and water. incredibly vultures can safely ingest highly dangerous pathogens such as anthrax bacteria. it's all thanks to their digestive systems their stomach acid is so acidic it can kill even the most ferocious infections in the remains. moreover humans