in portugal people eat a lot. when i go home to visit my mom she sees me taking a small plate of food and says you all starve to death you have to eat something. and i see it with other people. the portuguese spend a quarter of their earnings on food. sometimes more than a quarter. which. is a portuguese that comes in many variations. in southern portugal. the dish is named after the coffee it's prepared and. the portuguese have been cooking. this cup of pot since the eighth century it's especially good for gently preparing food because when the lid is on the food is steamed that preserves the flavor of the individual ingredients. because ian is very very on the coast people traditionally eat a lot of fish in the interior more meats comes to the table. what's special about cuts a plan a magic tara is that all the ingredients cook together with the meat even the seafood. the side this is a typical portuguese dish very special. that's you makes the meat and the fish fish i don't know why but i do know that the portu

the secretary of finance from portugal portugal is one of the parts of the genda. sir, i have to ask you first how worried are you about the developments in catalonia and a possible spillover into portugal given some of the trading links. >> thank you for having me we are following the situation in catalonia quite closely spain is one of our main trading partners so anything -- any events that unfold in spain are quite important for portugal we think that the situation will evolve in a positive manner and a solution will come but it's not only a problem for portugal, it's an issue for europe as a whole. they believe in the european project and that's a concern to have the monitoring supported by all of the countries. >> do you think that perhaps the spanish government responds and perhaps the lack of response from the eu is compromising some of the democratic principles of the eu at this point in time >> i think that european institutions are following the governments, the situation quite closely. these type of discussions are made in a very careful manner and this

wildfires in portugal are now known to have killed at least 36 people. thousands of firefighters are tackling outbreaks in central and northern areas where more than 600 separate forest fires have been reported. fires have also been causing widespread damage in north—western spain. now on bbc news, it's time to look back at monday in parliament.

wildfires in portugal are now known to have killed at least 36 people. thousands of firefighters are tackling outbreaks in central and northern areas. now on bbc news, the travel show.

wildfires in portugal are now known to have killed at least 36 people. thousands of firefighters are tackling outbreaks in central and northern areas where more than 600 separate forest fires have been reported. fires have also been causing widespread damage in north—western

at least thirty two people have been killed in wildfires ravaging parts of portugal three people have died as a result of fires that broke out across the border in spain a state of emergency has been the clarity as firefighters continue to battle the flames which have been worsened by storm ophelia reports. a prolonged drought plus i'm usually high in mid october heat already deadly combination. the wildfires herring's through the parched forests of central and northern portugal have claimed dozens of lives and made many more homeless of the rhythms of humans but. obviously we would like to present our deep condolences to the families of these victims as you know sunday was a day when all records registered this year were beaten we reached the maximum of five hundred twenty four fires and today since midnight we've already registered a total of one hundred ten fires. and over the border fires raged in spain's northwestern gully theory to. more than one hundred separate blazes there's been a number of fatalities including two people who died when their car was trapped by the flames tho

wildfires have killed at least thirty six people in portugal and three in spain firefighters in portugal are struggling to put out about fifty blazes the government has declared a state of emergency in the northern part of the country and asked for international help fires follow an unusually hot summer and were made for a spice strong winds from. we cain ophelia the spanish prime minister mariano rajoy has blamed the fires in his country on arsonists well the storm that storm ophelia has killed three people in ireland it's left three hundred sixty thousand properties without power schools have also closed down the irish government has the ploy the army to bolster flood defenses people in northern ireland are being warned to stay indoors as ophelia makes its way to britain barnaby phillips has more from the door and in donegal from space an omen a sight storm ophelia approaching an island at dawn in the skies about the southern coast of the crows knew something unusual was coming no longer a hurricane by the time she hit land but ophelia battered island's coast and inland the winds wreak

we will switch from portugal to the united states. colin kaepernick says us team owners are conspiring to hire him because of his protest against racial injustice. he is 29 and has been without a team since he opted out of his contract with the san francisco a9ers in march. he first protested by sitting during the national anthem, before opting to neil instead. —— kneeled down. colin kaepernick is saying that there a bargaining agreement between there a bargaining agreement between the teams the players union, and he is bringing a grievance, because he believes he is being blocked from taking a place in one of those teams. he was a quarterback of the san francisco a9ers in 2016 and he did not take up the last year of his contract and he left the team. in march of this year. since then a number of buying opportunities have come along because of injuries to other quarterbacks but colin kaepernick has not been picked up —— a number of other opportunities. at the baltimore ravens, the team owners said the fans objected to it and t

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siegel about portugal. i went over there and did a story, because they had a big problem with heroin epidemic in portugal and one of the big things that came out of that campaign, that education campaign, kids were afraid of this stuff. i talked to a lot of kids there. granted portugal has issues with alcohol, the young kids there had no interest, teenagers, no interest in this, any kind of illicit drugs because they knew what it did to their parents generation. how powerful was nancy reagan's campaign, how powerful could donald trump's campaign be in terms of fighting this epidemic? >> i think it can be very effective, trish. this was highly ridiculed. this one will be too. but a great use of the bully pulpit. i couldn't help but think how donald trump is going down his list of promises one by one, checking them off. here we are, this is a big one. nancy reagan, we would have an event in the east room. we brought in candy light, mothers against drunk drivers. until the alcohol lobby pushed it out of way. n

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three days of national mourning in portugal after at least 36 people are killed in deadly forest fires. hello, i'm sally bundall quit the business stories. —— with. drama in the high skies: european planemaker airbus takes a majority stake in bombardier‘s c seriesjets. is this enough to dodge us sanctions? video—streaming pioneer netflix has done it again: more people are paying to tune in to programmes like the latest season of narcos. the us state department has called for calm after iraqi government forces seized the northern city of kirkuk and nearby oil fields from kurdish control. the kurdish flag was pulled down in the centre of the city, where it has flown for the past three years. it comes just three weeks after iraqi kurds voted to split from iraq and take the oil—rich city with them, and deals a huge blow to kurdish ambitions for statehood. from kirkuk, our middle east correspondent orla guerin and cameraman duncan stone sent this report. pledging to defend kirkuk. peshmerga fighters began the day with defiance, but this small band was no match for iraqi tanks. nor

soon enough to avoid portugal second such tragedy in four months after sixty four people were killed by wildfires in june john the whole al jazeera. or storm ophelia has killed three people in ireland and left three hundred sixty thousand properties without power schools have also closed and the irish government has deployed the army to bolster flood defenses residents in northern ireland now being warned to stay indoors as ophelia makes its way to the u.k. from the door and in donegal bobby phillips has. from space an ominous sight storm ophelia approaching an island at dawn in the skies about the southern coast it seemed the crows knew something unusual was coming no longer a hurricane by the time she hit land but of battered islands coast and inland her winds wreaked havoc knocking things over sending them flying even as if in rage a school's roof picked up and thrown we were further north in donegal where the worst of the storm didn't arrive until towards the end of the day. in this town as in towns all over ireland it's been a very unusual day streets all but deserted shops clos

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the wildfires pairings through the parched forests of central and northern portugal have claimed dozens of lives and made many more homeless of the rhythms of humans but. obviously we would like to present our deep condolences to the families of these victims as you know sunday was a day when all records registered this year were beaten we reached the maximum of five hundred twenty four fires and today since midnight we've already registered a total of one hundred ten. and over the border fires raged in spain's northwestern gully theories. more than one hundred separate blazes they've been a number of fatalities including two people who died when their car was trapped by the flames thousands have been evacuated much of the destruction here is not natural but deliberate in spain arsonists are said to strike every year prime minister mariano rajoy is a native of colombia we are meant to look a stone was really in the case of iraq and most of what we are dealing with here is something that is not caused by accident it is being provoked we are here in perth as the borden where there's been

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suddenly in many parts of the north of portugal there we re parts of the north of portugal there were fires. my parents are from a small village and our house is surrounded by a forest and as soon as they detected there was a fire nearby they started feeling a lot of smoke and it was getting very dark and hard to see everything. they just grabbed their things and started to go to a nearby town where they thought they would be safer. actually, i left my home town in the afternoon and just as i got here the fires were already ravaging my hometown. it was all very sudden, very quick. and very brightening for everybody. and very brightening for everybody. and your parents were caught in the fires as they were trying to dry back? yes. they brought me here and weather going back to my hometown there were caught in the fire on the highway and it was very scary with the fire coming from both sides. some people were so desperate to get away from that place that they started going on the wrong way on the highway, and that is why there we re the highway, and that is why there were some car accid

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the debris going into the airfrom portugal and sahara. the debris going into the air from portugal and spain sahara. the debris going into the airfrom portugal and spain fires also played its part. they are reflected in longer wavelengths, making it appear red. we captured it on camera. the worst of the winds affected the south of ireland. our friends experience winds gusting up to nearly 100 miles an hour that even here in the uk, we had winds in excess of 70, 80 and even 90 mph. here is the ex— hurricane, what is left over. still very powerful winds. gale force winds blowing through the irish sea will still be moving across northern ireland, scotla nd moving across northern ireland, scotland and northern england during the course of tuesday. the nasty weather still with us over the next few hours before it pours out into the north sea and eventually the re m na nts of the north sea and eventually the remnants of that into norway. travel disruption is still very much a possibility first thing on tuesday morning. particularly around the

ronaldo‘s portugal are through to the world cup. tennis‘s bad boy is at it again — nick kyrgios walks off court, after after losing a first set tie break and sri lanka deliver in dubai with a series victory over pakistan. hi there wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. let's start right away with one of the most crucial world cup qualifiers in a long time. most importantly for russia's organisers, portugal are through and with that success comes at the marketing magic of cristiano ronaldo and more bums on seats. they beat switzerland 2—0 in their final vilifying game. cristiano ronaldo and his men beat switzerland 2—nil in their final qualifying game at estadio da luz. an own goal from johan djourou handed the european champions the lead. andre silva netted the second in the second half to spark celebrations in lisbon. portugal's coach fernando santos said... "we've never pretended to be the best in the world, but we're capable of going head to head against any opponents." so here's how the final table loo

con cristiano ronaldo en el banco, portugal visitÓ a andorra. cristiano marcÓ el primero y andrÉs silva marcÓ el segundo. francia visitÓ a bulgaria manteniendo el liderato del grupo. el gol de madrid y serÍa la diferencia del partido.-- el gol de matuidÍ sería la diferencia del partido. en coors, elaboramos, filtramos y empacamos en frío. para conseguir el sabor puro y fresco, que te mereces al llegar a la cima. cualquiera que sea tu montaña. sigue subiendo. nathalie juarez nos acompaqa con lo 2018.. natalie: con cristiano ronaldo, portugal enfrentaba a andorra. cristiano ronaldo marcÓ el primero y andrÉ silva marcÓ el segundo. la victoria de suiza hace que los lusos continÚen en el segundo puesto. francia visitÓ a bulgaria con la misión de mantener el liderato del grupo a. un gol de mathuidÍ mantienen el liderato. en la penÚltima jornada del grupo g de eliminatorias africanas, tambiÉn sellÓ su boleto al mundial. >> si yo al mejor tiempo para conseguir su posiciÓn la 71 de su carrera. checo pÉrez partirÁ sexto. hasta aquÍ

spain is too risky so you want to buy portugal. i put portugal versus spain. s&p have moved on portugal. this portugal over spain, the you buy that proposition? this intrigued my market -- bond market story. max: mercilessly, versus , that has comed along way. at these levels, where you have peripheral spreads not been affected apart from spanish government bonds themselves, when you look at spreads, there hasn't been a lot of repercussion. if we put that into a wider context, what we can see is, until a month ago, you're talking a european integration. 120 andlooking towards then 125, 130 on euro-dollar. manus: is that gone? when they look at 117 and 118 in europe, that looks a bit fairer. 116 looks a bit fairer than towards 125. not think we will see a simple retracement towards 130. the levels that we are now, the upper end of the range we have been trading since the start of qe, that is a fair level than 125 or 130. anna: the politics have been weighing on the euro. thank you again, max. ."is is "daybreak europe manus: you can turn into bloomberg radio. th

stadium and john john florence closes in on consecutive world titles with a surfing masterclass in portugal. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the formula one news that lewis hamilton has won the united states grand prix in texas — but hasn't clinched the world championship just yet. the british driver, who claimed his 62nd career victory gentleman starjudd engines and let's get ready to rumble! for the most pa rt let's get ready to rumble! for the most part this year formula 1 has been a straight fight between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel. in the red corner sebastian vettel got to the front, the delight lasting all of six laps before the mercedes powered past and what proved to be the race winning than ever. the battle outfront front light so sebastian vettel tried to make his peak to become one, the second pit stop leaving him with a late charge through the field. valtteri bottas offered little resistance to the german but he could not catch the other mercedes, he had to be wary the flying dutchman, max verstappen producing a flying past to take third only f

at least thirty two people have been killed in wildfires ravaging parts of portugal three people have died as a result of fires that broke out across the border in spain a state of emergency has been declared as far as continue to battle the flames which have been worsened by storm ophelia john holl reports. the prolonged drought plus unusually high mid october heat are a deadly combination. the wildfires tearing through the parched forests of central and northern portugal have claimed does. of lives and made many more homeless of the victims of humans but. obviously we would like to present our deep condolences to the families of these victims as you know sunday was a day when all records registered this year were beaten we reached the maximum of five hundred twenty four fires and today since midnight we've already registered a total of one hundred ten fires. and over the border fires raged in spain's northwestern gully theory to. more than one hundred separate blazes they have been a number of fatalities including two people who died when their car was trapped by the flames thousand

it will be seeded with switzerland, portugal, denmark and croatia likely to be the seeds. the syrian national team have fallen short in their bid to reach the world cup. australia pipped them in their world cup play off. there were high hopes for syrian fans after the first leg ended level at 1—1 last week. in fact, the second leg finished with the same score and went to extra time but former everton midfielder tim cahill‘s second goal of the game gave australia a 3—2 win on aggregate. they must now play either panama or honduras for a place in russia. it was meant to happen and we deserved it. it was a tough game. we believed and we knew that it was going to go to the end. it is a great feeling to win because we have worked so hard to be where we are today. liverpool have been dealt a big blow with the news that a key player sadio mane could be out for up to six weeks with a hamstring injury. the forward has scored three goals in five league appearances this season, and is set to miss the games against manchester united and tottenham plus both champions league group

hello there most of europe is looking rather autumnal now but not across spain and portugal here it's still very dry for most of us and it's also still pretty hot these pictures out of portugal showing the latest batch of wildfires that we're seeing here actually this fire has been crossed with a dust devil you can see it stretching up there looks like a fire tornado pretty scary if you saw that coming towards you now unfortunately for spain and portugal no new rain is on the horizon so it doesn't look like we're going to get and help with the weather in fighting those fights instead you can see whether wetter weather is that's working its way here of course the eastern parts of europe giving us some heavy rain and it does look pretty wet as well so for stockholm ten degrees will be our maximum and rather brisk winds and then that gradually edging its way eastwards away from stockholm as we head through chews day behind it though the winds are generally flowing down from a northerly direction so it's not that warm that's why stockholm's dropped to nine and for kiev we won't get any ho

well it's time for the weather here's richard with news of improved weather conditions across portugal in terms of those wildfires we always tend to think wildfires the hot dry weather but they're often other factors involved so how in terms of wildfires like the portugal's things like the brush hasn't isn't clear these days because of urban urbanization people tend to move into the city so in the rural areas a lot of brush there and also a change of the tree tops and sells a lot of eucalyptus being grown. up a lot of water and it burns very readily all those oil as it contains so those are some of the shots we've had from across portugal but we've had a series of weather fronts beginning to push in from the west and so they're bringing about a significant change we've got cooler weather and we've also had rain and higher humidity so there you can see the mass of clay which is moved across portugal through the rest of the iberian peninsula too and that is a trend which is going to continue because it may cause more western areas is looking considerably more unsettled in the coming days

que hoy venciÓ 2 - 0 a andorra con goles de cristiano ronaldo al 63 y de silva al 86 si portugal gana estarÁ en rusia de forma directa con todo cristiano ronaldo. >> este sÁbado puede presentada la asociaciÓn mexicana de futbolistas la cual buscara defender los derechos laborales y deportivos jimÉnez, moreno, "chicharito" javier hernÁndez, guardado y corona encabezaron la conferencia de prensa en la presentaciÓn de la organizacion y se designÓ a salcido asÍ como a peralta y Álvaro como fundadores mientras que "chicharito" javier hernÁndez y guardado quedarÁn como asociados primero paso de muchos que habÁa de dar esta asociaciÓn. >> tenemos que tratar de encontrar la mayor justicia posible que no se mal interprete la palabra de justicia, pero es que la realidad a veces los jugadores sufren muchas cosas que ni ustedes ni nosotros tenemos idea la verdad, aquÍ lo importante es eso, es ir paso a paso con paso firme. >> bueno esta noche los esperamos en "titulares y mÁs", con los gallos carlos hermosillo su servidor nos vamos a dar un buen agarrÓn en temas de eliminatoria mu

wildfires have killed at least thirty six people in portugal and three in spain a state of emergency has been declared with flames worsened by storm ophelia joined a whole reports. the prolonged drought plus i'm usually high in mid october heat already deadly combination. the wildfires herring's through the parched forests of central and northern portugal have claimed dozens of lives and made many more homeless of the victims of. obviously we would like to present our deep condolences to the families of these victims as you know sunday was a day when all records registered this year were beaten we reached the maximum of five hundred twenty four fires and today since midnight we've already registered a total of one hundred ten. and over the border fires raged in spain's northwestern gully theory to. more than one hundred separate blazes there's been a number of fatalities including two people who died when their car was trapped by the flames thousands have been evacuated much of the destruction here is not natural but deliberate in spain arsonists are said to strike every year prime m

settled spell too but not quite all of us because the rain that's working its way across spain and portugal is also just nudging its way into the northwestern parts of africa too so expect a fair amount of plaid a few showers there in parts of our area on wednesday and it turns heavier on thursday. with. hello again you're watching al-jazeera here's a reminder of the top stories china's president appears to be consolidating his grip on power at the communist party's nineteenth congress in beijing in a sweeping three and a half hour speech he jumping laid out his political and economic plan for the next five years the iraqi army says it's achieved its goals in the operation to take back kurdish held territory in the north it's now in control of areas around mosul is nineveh province the iraqi offensive began on monday in a blow to the kurdish administration's hopes for independence there have been jubilant scenes on the streets where u.s. backed forces drove eisel out of for itself the car capital crudest lead syrian democratic forces raised their flag in the city stadium after a four month

wildfires in portugal are now known to have killed at least 36 people. thousands of firefighters are tackling outbreaks in central and northern areas. now on bbc news, the travel show. hello and welcome to this special look back at some of our most recent and favourite adventures here on the travel show. this week we're on the beautiful island of bermuda, where a couple of months ago the america's cup was in full swing. you can see more of that story in a moment. but first here's a taste of what else is coming up on this week ‘s programme. that's cold! we are going to kick off by remembering a trip that rajan took to jaffa in israel back in may, when he met a group of remarkable deaf—blind actors whose performances aren'tjust entertaining, they're truly inspiring. enjoy. jaffa is one of the world's oldest seaports. so old, they sayjonah embarked from here before being eaten by the whale. but this area also has a reputation for cutting—edge culture. and nowhere pushes theatrical boundaries more than the world—famous nalaga'at theatre group, based

. >> hitting the road to flee wildfires in spain and portugal. >> no! >> the harrowing journeys leading to some lucky escapes. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. millions love their videos. now the bucket list boys travel to our turf. >> we always wanted to co-host a tv show. >> how the youtube sensations shift into "right this minute" mode. >> there's no way they'll let the bucket list boys on the show. they let the bucket list boys on the show. >> a little claim that the sky was falling by chicken little, if this woman claimed the same i wouldn't blame her. standing with the baby in the stroll per >> oh my gosh, like a whole window pane. >> a window from the fifth floor, frame and all comes flying down and knocks her over the head. >> and hit the baby carriage, too. >> the baby is okay. the mother is also okay but for a second she goes down on all four and stumbles up and stands up and kind of has to collect herself >> how did that window not break? >> how does it fa

england now go from england to portugal next week for a training from england to portugal next week fora training cap from england to portugal next week for a training cap before training matches against argentina in november, and then australia and samoa at twickenham. and ireland have named their 38—man squad for the autumn internationals and simon zebo has been dropped — just days after it was announced he was leaving ireland to play in france next season. connacht centre bundee aki who has recently qualified on residency, is included. former world number one martina hingis has announced her retirement from tennis. she‘s said she‘d like to go out at the peak of her career, following 25 grand slam titles, including winning the mixed doubles at wimbledon with jamie murray this summer. she‘ll retire after the current wta finals in singapore, where she is playing doubles with partner yung jan—chan — the pair are the world number one pairing in doubles. she said this today, a long drawn—out goodbye on social media. it‘s not long until anthonyjoshua takes to the ring in ca

three days of national mourning have begun begun in portugal after forty one people died in wildfires rain and lower temperatures on tuesday are helping emergency teams fight the forest blazes some people are accusing the government of not being prepared to deal with the latest fires sixty four people died in blazes in central portugal back in june and meanwhile across the border in spain firefighters there are contending with seventy three separate blazes in the regions of the studio us the spanish countryside is going through an unusually hot and dry summer and early autumn leaving farmland and forests susceptible to wildfires israel has advanced plans for more than a thousand new settler homes in the occupied west bank and others are likely to follow the government has promised to push ahead with more illegal construction schemes with u.s. president donald trump far less critical of settlement expansion expansion than his predecessor barack obama herefore said has more now from ramallah. well at the end of the first day of a two day meeting of the committee which deals with these p

at least 27 people have been killed by wildfires in portugal. thousands of firefighters and soldiers have been deployed to tackle more than a hundred blazes in central and northern portugal, and across the border in the spanish region of galicia. officials have blamed arsonists for starting many of the fires. next speak to our correspondence, alison thomas, in this bond. it must be very difficult for firefighters to put these fires out. 110 fires, new fires today, but yesterday there we re new fires today, but yesterday there were 500. this has been a terrible season for fires over the summer. we have been talking in terms of dozens ina have been talking in terms of dozens in a day. 500 has meant that is the worst days so far this year. firefighters, almost 6,000, and troops are fighting fires all over central and northern portugal. the government has declared a state of public calamity in almost two thirds of the country, to free up resources and make it easierforfirefighters to access properties, free up resources , to access properties, free

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miles in portugal and spain portugal is badly hit with half the country in a state of emergency. look tons i continue as it's shopping spree not content with snapping up at the linnet now germany's biggest ally and wants a slice of alitalia also coming up. dima is shaking things up changing its structure to compete against silicon valley up stock and. is the recent political uncertainty in catalonia worrying tourists will take a quick trip to boss alona to find out. i'm daniel winter and this is your business news update there's hardly been time for the dust to settle since love tons of bought a large chunk of bankrupt fly at berlin now germany's largest ally and is eyeing gets another purchase this time alitalia italy's beleaguered flag carrier italian media are reporting the offer could be as high as half a billion euros. there is a new order in the skies above europe italian airline out italia which filed for bankruptcy last may recently received another line of credit from the italian government to help it maintain operations until a new buyer is found. live tons is offering

ronaldo's portugal are through to the world cup. tennis's bad boy is at it again — nick kyrgios walks off court, after after losing a first set tie break and sri lanka deliver in dubai with a series victory over pakistan. hi there wherever you are around the world welcome to sport today. let's start right away with one of the most crucial world cup qualifiers in a long time. most importantly for russia's organisers, portugal are through and with that success comes at the marketing magic of cristiano ronaldo and more bums on seats. they beat

portugal's prime minister declares a state of emergency as raging wildfires leave at least twenty seven dead. the desperate bid to leave violence in myanmar ends in disaster for more real hinge refugees another boat capsizes leaving twelve day. let's begin the program with major developments out of iraq where government forces have taken control of the city of kirkuk according to security forces troops moved inside the provincial government building with no opposition from kurdish for rock but charles you were in kirkuk up to what two hours ago so tell us a little bit about what you were seeing when you were there what you saw unfold. well scenes of panic really the thousands of families that we saw queues of calls rushing to get away from kid a coke eyes quickly as possible and also many. as well what was so interesting was that. a lot of people were standing by the side of the road and demanding and telling people and the peshmerga to get back into the city and fight i think what is so incredibly surprising is the speed with which they say victory for the iraqi forces has happened i m

wildfires in portugal. thousands of firefighters have tackled fires on sunday. in north—west spain three people have died. there has been widespread damage wildfires there, some of which are thought to have been started deliberately. after 33 years the bbc has confirmed it's going to drop the night time version of crimewatch. instead it says it will ncrease the number of episodes it makes of the ‘crimewatch roadshow‘. you are watching breakfast and we will talk more about the story that a record number of children are ringing childline, saying they have had suicidal thoughts. each day last year, the charity offered 62 counselling sessions to children, some as young as ten years old. we‘ll talk to childline‘s founder esther rantzen in a minute but first let‘s hear from jamie. he‘s 19 now, but in his early teens bullying led him to breaking point. i experienced a lot of suicidal feelings linked to bullying. as time went on, different things started to crop up. forming relationships was one of the biggest issues because when you experience bullying fo

wildfires in portugal are now known to have killed at least 36 people. thousands of firefighters are tackling outbreaks in central and northern areas where more than 600 separate forest fires have been reported. fires have also been causing widespread damage in north—western spain. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zehnder badawi. as the world continues to follow the plight of the rohingya muslims in myanmar, condemnation has been hit on the burmese authorities for not doing more to protect them from attacks from buddhist militants. my guess is acclaimed swiss film director barbet schroeder, whose latest documentary is about an influential this monk in myanmar who uses strong anti— muslim rhetoric in his speeches and writings. barbet schroeder has made the subject of evil the focus of many of his documentaries and films. he has worked in hollywood and europe and has been directing films for nearly 50 years. what has he learned about the nature of evil? barbet schroeder, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you said in

not to mention the number of people even to we legal drugs in portugal goes down every year since they legalized them which you know makes sense because abusing drugs is only fun if they're a legal really smoking pot used to be fun you know hide behind a van somewhere with a guy you never mad before you have small talk about his neck tattoo now in a lot of states you just stand in front of danny's with your mom. so let's get back to the sixty minutes report why couldn't the da stop the distributor's here's forty year da veteran jim geldof these companies are a big reason for this epidemic absolutely are. and i can tell you one hundred percent accuracy that we were in there on multiple occasions trying to get them to change your behavior and they just flat out ignored us oh ok oh they were dry you. just imagine if that same satins were said by the police concerning crack dealers we were in our multiple occasions trying to get them to change their behavior and they just flat out ignored us. we ask them nicely we're. told are the only good boys and girls get popsicles not that. huge tryin

yellow glow after hurricane ophelia brought dust from the sahara and debris from wildfires in spain and portugal to britain. that is all over the front pages. lots of different photographs. very special. street lights on at three o'clock in the afternoon. i went for a run. it was like end is near. it was a bit biblical. with me is hussein kanji, co—founder of venture capital fund hoxton ventures. where hoxton ventures. were you when it was happening yesterday where were you when it was happening yesterday afternoon? in the office, watching it is all glass. you get a great view in the city of london. let's start with the autonomous region of hercog. deeply troubled because any think that it may lead to the actual breakup of modern—day iraq. the kurds have struggled so long for some full independence. what do you make of the fact that iraqi tricks —— troops and their militias managed to get in without a fight. it looks like some sort of deal was struck between these two competing factions full. the arab news is specifically reporting that they have kind of defected in a loud —— and all

portugal has declared three days of national mourning for all those killed by wildfires in the country. at least 36 people are known to have died. fires have also been causing widespread damage in north—western spain. storm ophelia is continuing to batter parts of the united kingdom, with high winds and flooding expected in scotland on tuesday. ireland experienced the worst of the weather on monday, with three people losing their lives. iam back i am back with sally and a few minutes with a look at all the international papers. before that, well as this report. —— world business report. drama in the high skies: european planemaker airbus takes a majority stake in bombardier‘s c seriesjets. is this enough to dodge us sanctions? video—streaming pioneer netflix has done it again. more people are paying to tune in to programmes like the latest season of narcos. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, a special report on why the chinese government is pushing so hard for electric cars. european aerospace firm airbus is to take a majority stake in

not to mention the number of people even doing illegal drugs in portugal goes down every year since they legalized them which you know makes sense because abusing drugs is only fun if they're illegal really. used to be fun you know hide behind a van somewhere with a guy you never mad before you have small talk about his neck tattoo now in a lot of states you just stand in front of danny's with your mom. so let's get back to the sixty minutes report why couldn't the da stop the distributor's here's forty year da veteran jim geldof these companies are a big reason for this epidemic absolutely are. and i can tell you one hundred percent accuracy that we were in there on multiple occasions trying to get them to change your behavior and they just flat out ignored us oh ok oh they were dry you. just imagine if that same satins were said by the police concerning crack dealers we were in our multiple occasions trying to get them to change their behavior and they just flat out i don't want us. we ask them nicely you. know we told you the only good boys in there is good pot sickos not that. huge t