. >> meet the women driving change in saudi arabia. now jumping behind the wheel for the first time in history. the fight for freedoms in the kingdom that are still being denied. >>> and freak on a leash? the not so pretty pooches mugging it up in the world's ugliest dog competition. so which of these messy mutts took home the title? but first here are the "nightline" 5. >>> and number 1 is coming >>> good evening. and we begin here tonight with the newly released and extremely raw and emotional interview with roseanne barr. it was record just days after she was fired from her hit abc sitcom after she sent out a racist tweet. tonight we sit down with the man who conducted the interview. does he think roseanne's apology is sincere? >> i should have known better. i should have not done it. and i caused a lot of pain, and i know that. and that's the worst feeling in the world. >> reporter: all it took to upend roseanne barr's career was this single racist tweet about the former obama white house adviser valerie jarrett. it read in part, "

and about what's going on in saudi arabia. right now the kingdom is trying to modernize but it has come at the cost of a crackdown last year academics religious leaders and activists were detained while riyadh's ritz carlton hotel became a prison for some assad's wealthiest mean the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon promoting a more modern kingdom globally well neutering challenges at home challenge palace al jazeera saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. have pledged two and a half billion dollars in financial aid to jordan it comes after an earlier pledge of twenty three million dollars by the european union federica marini the e.u.'s foreign minister said the e.u. would continue investing in an ally in what she called the most heated and difficult area of the world the u.n. says a quarter of a million people are in extreme danger saudi led coalition forces prepared to take the yemeni port city of had data coalition planes and ships are attacking who three targets and u.a.e. led troops are just ten kilometers to the south

saudi arabia and bahrain egypt and u.a.e. say their severing diplomatic relations with qatar not a single shot was fired a full blown war of words was engaged. to store the other the most c.e.o. of magic ties or flight accusations and counter-accusations this claim this encounter claims were made by all sides the media served as the main battleground. early on monday the fifth of june two thousand and seventeen bufferin state television read a statement from its government in them look at the. earth a little mercy and the ability to have all the knowledge up only. a short time later saudi arabia followed suit. up our lala cutted the message out well for the model let it. be as so they are we don't let the u.a.e. and egypt announce they tune we're cutting ties with qatar. the code. ordinated move by the four countries has caused the greatest rift in years between some of the most powerful arab states the larger country this particular saudi arabia followed by. the holy see dependent foreign policy as a threat to their narrativ

the women in saudi arabia veiled invisible oppressed. all other day. with the woman he reach maybe a level that many women into many firsts in the world did not reach. unfortunately the media and we are lacking in this by that we. are searching themselves they're working and they're visible. pyke say i'm sure. a lot of the progress that's underway is taking place out of sight but some changes are more evident. again that's why. i will be taking the license a saudi license and feel like a citizen and feel i am part of this country and part of its development progressive. a citizen. for the time being a grinch still has a driver until saudi arabia's driving ban on women is lifted in june. today she's headed to juba a unesco world heritage site in the north of the country. medea is wearing trances normally an absolute no no for women in public but it's her work where. almost online media is a professional photographer and she's recording the ancient petroglyphs carved onto the rock face. some of the images of people animals and gods are thousands of years

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arabia is playing but saudi arabia still behaves as if it expects the rest of the world to come to riyadh as opposed to riyadh going to the rest of the world. well sooner or later they will need the words to deal with them and help them the diversification programme you referred to is not going to achieve much shortly when you talk about saudi aramco which is the main source of income for saudi arabia they are talking about the i.p.o. which is the initial public offering of selling five per cent of saudi arabi cannot be productive assets of oil but different assets for one hundred billion dollars that is not going to happen and i will tell you why because the saudis have valued the i.p.o. at more than hundred billion dollars that cannot be right because based on the proven reserves of oil they have. many organisations including ords three general and the world bank and many other analysts said that the value could be based on smaller proven reserves saudi arabia ses it has proven there's two hundred sixty eight billion barrels my research shows that that is between eighty and ninety billi

saudi arabia said he have uruguay next. the russians don't care how bad saudi arabia were, let's hear from some of their fans now. amazing, impressive, full of energy. cheers. is very important to win and have a good start at the tournament. the russian team has not won the past eight games so we played did as good as saudi arabia maybe what we wa nt good as saudi arabia maybe what we want so hopefully now we will be out of the group, it's a good part to get some confidence. we will not win world cup but quarterfinal, we can go to quarterfinal i think. let's get a quick update from the england camp now. away from today's action england forward marcus rashford is expected to take a full part in england training tomorrow after missing yesterday's opening session and working separately from the main group today. he suffered a knock to the knee during a practise match at st george's park on monday. the england squad have been carrying on in their relaxed mood. chelsea defender gary cahill taking on charlie sale of the daily mai

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when saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt cut all diplomatic ties with cattle and house the gulf nation of supporting terrorism a claim doha strongly denies and this year demands including cutting ties with iran and shutting down zero cattle is refusing to give in to those simone's the country's foreign minister has spoken to al-jazeera he discussed the recent reported threats of military action against off from riyadh calling them unjustified. do you believe that qatar could face an attack from saudi arabia first for just that let us make it very clear that the purchase of any military equipment is a sovereign decision which no country has. anything to do with so there is no legitimacy believe this behind this letter and threatening its violating the international law by writing all the international norms and. most importantly its violating. g.c.c. charter which is the countries of the g.c.c. should not launch an any attack against each other so we believe that this letter has no any legal basis to justify

arabia the relationship with saudi arabia particularly it's not just saudi arabia involved here is one of course other gulf states as well all of which have very lucrative. commercial contacts with britain and the united states and indeed france and there has been certainly of the last few years a tendency for particularly united kingdom that anything that is saudi arabia supports pretty much britain and america are going to support also we have to remember just really how important this relationship particularly saudi arabia is if we think about trump we think about. other government ministers united states and united kingdom their first port of ports of call when they've been put into office isn't their allies in europe or the states often it's usually going off to see two players both of whom are vitally important to british and particular interests one of those is israel and the other one always saudi arabia and so really i think this war is becoming increasingly and embarrassment not just war but the blockade in everything else that goes with it is becoming embarrassment to wester

half of all britain's arms exports go to one country saudi arabia and that's on top of the massive saudi and incidentally also qatari influence that these countries have on the city of london in terms of of ownership. stocks and shares companies and also real estate and let's not forget as well the massive flotation that's coming up of the large part of the saudi sovereign wealth fund the oil fund that is going to come up in the next few months for which london and new york are absolutely falling to to achieve the flotation on their markets and so support saudi arabia for britain or at least the elites running britain and america as well when you look at political donations to the ruling elites running these countries the role of saudi arabia like israel is absolutely vital and the sad thing is that they put on one side the massive lucrative gains that are to be had from continued this relationship is toxic relationship a country like saudi arabia on the other side is the suffering and the deaths of the creation of a humanitarian catastrophe which is largely not being reported in the wes

arabia is playing but saudi arabia still behaves as if it expects the rest of the world to come to riyadh as opposed to riyadh going to the rest of the world. well sooner or later they will need the words to deal with them and help them the diversification program you referred to is not going to achieve much shortly when you talk about saudi aramco which is the main source of income for saudi arabia they are talking about the i.p.o. which is the initial public offering aid of selling five per cent of saudi arabi cannot be productive assets of oil but different assets four hundred billion dollars that is not going to happen and i will tell you why because the saudis have valued the i.p.o. at more than hundred billion dollars that cannot be right because based on the proven reserves of oil they have. many organisations including ords three general and the world bank and many other analysts said that the value could be based on smaller proven reserves saudi arabia say's it has proven reserves of two hundred sixty eight billion barrels my research shows that that is between eighty and ninety

arabia as russia did to get those goal difference is working in their favor and i just don't think saudi arabia are up to it i mean that second goal that they conceded where two defenders tried to slide tackle after one player both missed and the player was suddenly all alone in the box i mean that this is something you just don't see at the highest level of professional football very often i want to talk about this highest level of professional football now because we have three games coming up tomorrow today there was only one we're really getting down to business so what's ahead three actually quite interesting games and as i mentioned there are two other teams in group and they will be squaring off against each other and egypt so you know a draw at the very least would be good they would not like to be on zero points along with saudi arabia then you know we also have a kind of an interesting game where it's hard to judge as to be a clash of styles it's iran versus morocco a very defensive minded team against a team that loves to have the ball and show a lot of flair and then finally

russia saudi arabia huge pressure for russia. the world cup at home. the world is watching them and this is the big chance to qualify used to be the first soldier rubeus that in spite of some talent years and i used to use a team from a different reality and russia has to win and. thank. you. you're watching our special coverage of the you know well cup they were knocked say it's one nil to russia the moment against saudi arabia the league sneakiest just down the road from here twenty minutes. vacate the latest looking good for the moment will be but when you see the top of it. i think it's trying to imagine i say things just to be controversial you would not withstand the level of attacks of police harassment oh detention of having my post of social services being called on my children my family being i'm stretch of coming to jihad these plot to behead me in nov twenty seventh i don't believe you would withstand those levels of people trying to trying to silence you if you didn't believe what you said. they put themselves on the line. they did accept

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saudi arabia kuwait and the u.a.e. have pledged two and a half billion dollars sent financial aid to jordan comes after an earlier play out of twenty three million by the european union rick i'm over renie the e.u. is foreign policy chief said brussels would continue investing in an ally in what she called the most heated and difficult area of the world jordan a seen a wave of protest against a proposed tax hike. we are here to support a company to share our own experience if needed and if useful. to provide advise if asked for but most of all to go around to you know to try to go out and see that the good steps that are taken are financially and economically supported we are here not as a just of as a gesture of of charity if you allow me the expression but as an investment. protesters in ramallah are demanding the palestinian authority lift sanctions against gaza saying they hurt both israelis and palestinians who want palestinian president mahmoud abbas to end salary cuts for officials demonstrators are also demandi

saudi arabia saudi arabia egypt is better than saudi and you know why is better than egypt so calm enjoy the moment relax and feel that that happiness and the pride that definitely challenges him and. i was not convinced that all the way that russia was defending. a team like saudi arabia should have zero chances against you and there was one big chance and then for sure the chances could have ended up in the go and i think that's something that he really needs to work on in the days that before the next thing i get plenty of positives to one of the injuries a chatty chef dennis chit chat to share i understand that you spot it is talent didn't you when you were at real madrid as a manager you can just tell us about how i just play in this is first match in real madrid who was not father myself who was in the in what we call the custodian the second real madrid team and in some in some cup match i brought into the first team i gave him his is that woods was he was a good kid he was he was fast he was confident he comes like peter was saying from half. ballplayer background if he's there e

to saudi arabia they don't want to legitimize this resistance so they have to find a scapegoat and the scapegoat is of course iran whether it's in gaza whether it's in syria whether it's in iraq everything is iran and it's i think it's very racist the way in which western countries ignore and west the western media ignore what's happening in yemen which is the greatest catastrophe so far in this century and. but on the other hand i think what's important is that the saudis are losing the war in spite of all the propaganda in al what data the saudis have been unable to capture the city they've been unable to capture their port they've been they face serious casualties we have from according to the resistance in yemen the americans have a command post and border and maha in support of the attacks we know for example that al qaeda in yemen as the head. they said last year that they are fighting alongside the sole would be the. u.a.e. backed forces which is not strange because that's exactly what happened in in libya there was use overthrow as up and look at look at libya today just the fi

change is under way in saudi arabia. cinemas have been allowed to open along with the first music concerts and the first fashion week. it's all part of a modernisation drive led by the crown prince, mohammad bin salman. but while some restrictions are easing, saudi women are still not free to travel, marry, divorce, or even leave prison without the permission of a male relative. and those who demand too much change are still being punished. 0nly last month, more than a dozen prominent women's activists were arrested for demanding greater rights. donna larson, bbc news. joining me now is najah al—0taibi, a senior analyst at the arabia foundation, which is a washington—based think tank focusing on the middle east. and you are saudi woman, so as a saudi woman, what are your feelings on this change? this is great, it is fantastic, and a great step for saudi arabia to prove that it is committed to improving women's rights. the ban on women driving, it has always been the reason why saudi arabia has an image deficit everyw

i just don't think saudi arabia are up to it. that second goal they conceded where to defenders tried to slide tackle after one player, both missed, and that player was all a row -- all alone in the box. i want sarah: to talk about the highest level of professional football. we have three games coming up. what is ahead of? matt: three quite interesting games. there are two other teams in group a. they will be squaring off, uruguay and egypt. a draw at the very least would be good. we have kind of an interesting game where it is hard to judge. it's iriran versus morocco, a vy defensive minded team against a team that loves to have the ball, and finally, the big one, portugal versus spain. that is going to be interesting because of what happened with spain. they fired their coach after he took a job at real madrid, and they brought in fernando hiero. he didn't get promoted. he left the club. they are facing off against portugal, coached by fernando santos. this could be a tougher match for them than expected. sarah: we expect you t

i think what we have to understand is that the whole code allowing women to drive in saudi arabia was mainly a p.r. move it was not designed by mohammed bin so meant to be a sweeping revolution revolutionizing the saudi system however the problem in saudi arabia now is that because they've allowed the women to drive for mohammed bin so man suddenly the activists are asking for more they're asking for too much too quick to change something that mohamed disseminate is not prepared to do and something that he perhaps cannot do because the pace of change if it is too quick it and if invites a revolt it invites protests domestically from the ridge authorities and even from the common people from the common population because we have to be aware of one thing in terms of how these reforms are being received and how liberalisation is being received it's being seen as a copy paste version of europe in that those advocates of liberalization are seeking to establish almost another acquires a european state in saudi arabia i say this because the european version of liberalization emerged in the a

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how do you think about the future for women in saudi arabia. it's to increase the future will be good it will be more equal between men and women going to and women will be able to develop more than men. oh i says they've started to do some really good things for women within me in this up. who listen to some music you like. or a strange feel like you don't know yet listening to music in public that's also new in saudi arabia it's only when the camera is off that these women dared to tell me that their level of freedom still depends on their male chaperons. another nation undergoing economic reforms is morocco a country. waged between two continents africa and europe it's not pleasing both but as a key crossing point morocco is crucial in controlling the stream of migrants from other parts of africa trying to reach europe to start a better life some escaping political unrest war economic downturns for moroccans finding a job at home can also be a struggle even with skills which is where occupational training can play a pot. in general it's real

a year ago four countries saudi arabia u.a.e. behind and egypt sever ties with qatar and impose their forward blockade it's game after qatar state news agency was packed and fake news posted on it. own investigation has found the group behind the hacking work from a saudi government minister and his phones and computers were connected to the saudi communications company in a separate development size eurabia threatening military action against acquires washing weapons those reports in two of the biggest newspapers in france the figo and le monde they say the saudi crown prince has written to the presidents of friends and the united states of america and the u.k.'s prime minister warning his ready to retaliate if other acquires the s four hundred anti-aircraft defense systems but the threat of military action against their house is not you located in countries were reportedly planning it of the beginning of the crisis one year ago. as we mentioned the crisis began to unfold with qatar news agency was hacked on the twentieth of may

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today that is the main entry point for food and aid to the war torn country but saudi arabia alleges the who see have been using the port to bring in arms from iran. with the militias exploded the port of. the war and increased the suffering of the many people. by using the port for smuggling weapons and iranian ballistic missiles into yemen. tehran has repeatedly denied the charge and civilians in her data now have to bear the brunt of the stone meet. with. people are suffering under these conditions we cannot buy anything for our children and we cannot sustain ourselves financially. i have a household of eleven people our situation is dire and only god knows when this will change and the. u.n. officials see their continuing negotiations to keep civilian supply lines open despite the assault and are adding restraint from all sides in the conflict. the twenty eighteen world cup has kicked off in moscow in the tournament opening match host nation russia's storm to a five nil victory over saudi arabia russia's yuri it in the bag the tournament first goal after twelve minutes to put the

saudi arabia appointed a new crown. since mohammed bin salomon and the kingdom tried to sell an image of change but for its subjects freedom of speech and expression continue to be repressed. behind closed doors in abu dhabi have forged partnerships with television to strengthen their position and gain favor from the u.s. . the military campaign by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in yemen is taking its toll financially and is criticized globally for the humanitarian catastrophe it has created. ignoring the calls for the blockade to end there has been no softening of the position from the blockading nations this is an irrational erratic crisis it started for no reason in my opinion is going to end like this the longer it continues the more damage it will do to everybody it seems that they have chosen their own country because qatar has built its all resilience show that it cannot and will not be bullied. by their neighbors with neither side willing to back down the future of the g.c.c. is at stake it will never be the same t

change is under way in saudi arabia. cinemas have been allowed to open, along with the same music concerts and the first fashion week. it's all part of a modernisation drive led by the crown prince, mahmoud bin salman. but while some restrictions are easing, saudi women are still not free to travel, marry, divorce, or even leave prison without the permission of a male relative. and those who demand too much change are still being punished. only last month, more than a dozen prominent activists were arrested for demanding greater rights. bill hayton, bbc news. the bbc‘s hanan razek is injeddah. she's been telling me how people have been reacting there. yeah, there is a great deal of excitement. just moments ago, there was a convoy of women driving, celebrating this moment. they are being escorted by saudi traffic police, celebrating driving finally after a ban in place for over 60 years now. earlier on, at the very beginning of it in the first few moments, we took a ride with one of the saudi women driving her car here

saudi arabia saudi arabia egypt is better than saudi and you know why is better than egypt so. enjoy the moment relax and feel that you have happiness and that right there definitely challenges him and. i was not convinced at all by the way that russia was defending. a team like saudi arabia should have zero chances against you and there was one big chance and then for sure the chance could have ended up in the pool and i think that's something that he really needs to work on in the days that before the next thing i could have a pension if positive say one of them carries a machete shift and childish if i understand that you spot it is talent didn't you when you were real madrid as a manager you can just tell us about how i just play in this is first match in real madrid who was not father myself who was in the in what we call the custodian the second real madrid team and even. in some match i brought into the first team i gave him his is that which was he was good t.v. was it was fast it was often becomes like it was seeing. for. promise to use that as a football player so as

so where does the team go from here well i don't think we're going to have to talk about saudi arabia for long because i think where they are going from here is out of this tournament at the earliest possible juncture russia is probably maybe the second or maybe third best team in this group and they absolutely throttled so now every other team that means egypt and i are going to be looking to stack up just as many goals against saudi arabia as russia did to get those goal difference is working in their favor and i just don't think saudi arabia are up to it i mean that second goal that they conceded where two defenders tried to slide tackle after one player both missed and the player was suddenly all alone in the box i mean that this is something you just don't see at the highest level of professional football very often i want to talk about this highest level of professional football now because we have three games coming up tomorrow today there was only one we're really getting down to business so what's ahead three actually quite interesting games and as i mentioned there are two o

today that is the main entry point for food and aids to the war torn country but saudi arabia an edge is the who have been using the port to bring in arms from iran. it with the militias exploded the port of. the war and increased the suffering of the yemeni people by using the port for smuggling weapons and iranian ballistic missiles into yemen. tehran has repeatedly denied the charge and civilians in now have to bear the brunt of the still meet. people are suffering under these conditions we cannot buy anything for our children and we cannot sustain ourselves financially . i have a household of eleven people our situation is dire and only god knows when this will change and. u.n. officials see their continuing negotiations to keep civilian supply lines open despite the assault and restraint from all sides in the conflict. harrowing situation there we'd like to leave you there now on a lighter note and kenya has for generations written its history and song at a small shop in nairobi is a man who most collectors know as jimi he sells secondhand vinyl records and kenya's history books

arabia saudi arabia and the emirates there's also a lot of feeling here judy there is outrage because of how personal these countries have made and it's not simply a political crisis where you've had the withdrawal of ambassadors know what these countries of have prevented citizens from going to saudi from going to the emirates is of course the gulf is interconnected people are intermarried families cross-line students can no longer go and continue their studies so there is a lot of anger at the fact that countries have brought it down to that level but i think what more on was saying there as well people here feel the cup that has come out on top cop that has taken the moral high ground maintains the moral high ground and they say that certainly they don't believe that this government should make any concessions to the countries so yes you know if you ask anyone here in doha people not particularly that aware that it is the one year anniversary but of course people extremely aware that this is an ongoing blockade and people will tell you they don't expect it to end any time soon seve

saudi arabia had a chance to equalise in extra time but couldn't find the finish. in germany the convincing two one victory. and finally britain's queen elizabeth has officially celebrated her ninety second birthday by watching the annual trooping the color ceremony in london large crowds of people turned out to enjoy the spectacle more than a thousand folders took part in the event at horse guards parade near buckingham palace senior royals including newlyweds prince harry and meghan duchess of sussex joined in the celebrations but the queen's husband prince philip was out and elizabeth is the world's oldest and longest reigning monarch. and a reminder of the top stories we're following here for you u.s. president donald trump has clashed with his allies over trade at least at the g seven meeting in come back she insists that the u.s. needs better access to markets and under a fair crack of trade practices trump is leaving early for singapore to prepare for next week's meeting with north korean leader kim jong il on. you watching the news more coming up at the top

football is a big deal in saudi arabia. we hope to make it higher up than the last two additions, which were a great disappointment. the team has lost all its games. saudi fans are very tough and they are looking for achievements. they are looking for results. they want to see a performance at least that resembles the team in 1994, which produced a golden generation of saudi arabian players. thank you for talking to us and enjoy the world cup. saudi arabia feature in the first match against russia and with uruguay and egypt also in their group, they will be fighting not to be completely overwhelmed but perhaps most importantly, their football team is proving a vehicle for progress off the pitch. there are calls this evening for an urgent review into football's concussion protocols — after liverpool goalkeeper lorius karius was diagnosed with concussion, 5 days after the champions league final. he made two crucial mistakes during the match — conceding two goals after a collision with real madrid captain sergio ramos. doc

arabia the relationship with saudi arabia particularly it's not just saudi arabia involved here is one of course other gulf states as well all of which have very lucrative. commercial contacts with britain and the united states and indeed france and there has been certainly of the last few years a tendency for particularly united kingdom that anything that is saudi arabia supports pretty much britain and america are going to support also we have to remember just really how important this relationship particularly saudi arabia is if we think about trump we think about. other government ministers united states and united kingdom their first port of ports of call when they've been put into office isn't their allies in europe or the states often it's usually going off to see two players both of whom are vitally important to british and particular interests one of those is israel and the other one always saudi arabia and so really i think this war is becoming increasingly and embarrass meant not just war but the blockade and everything else that goes with it is becoming embarrassment to wes

saudi arabia appointed a new crown. mohamed bin salomon and the kingdom tried to sell an image of change but for its subjects freedom of speech and expression continue to be repressed. behind closed doors and have forged partnerships with televisa to strengthen their position and gain favor from the u.s. . the military campaign by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in yemen is taking its toll financially and is criticized globally for the humanitarian catastrophe it has created. ignoring the calls for the blockade to end there has been no softening of the position from the blockading nations this is an irrational erratic crisis it started for no reason in my opinion is going to end like this the longer it continues the more damage it will do to everybody it seems that they have chosen their own country because qatar has built its all resilience and showed that it cannot and will not be bullied. by their neighbors with neither side willing to back down the future of the g.c.c. is at stake it will never be the same the sense of

in saudi arabia and this is very alarming situation. we see a contradiction between the deeds and the acts of the saudi government in terms of you know a lifting the ban on driving at the same time as this thing these women who have been really campaigning for two years seem the same issue that the government is good at dealing with them now so i think the government is not really serious about ridiculous changes because. and i believe that social change which is happening in saudi arabia is quite limited and they are telling the women in message that you should not ask for the motor rights including you know ending male guardianship system. that right off women to issue their passports without made console and that i do abroad without their consent. consent and so on so it's very alarming and we are very much concerned about what's going on in saudi arabia i know so what's to be done is this something that the saudi arabia's allies can help with the international community should it make it quite clear that this is not acceptable. i th

how do you think about the future for women in saudi arabia. that's to increase the future will be good it will be more equal between men and women going to and women will be able to develop more than men. oh oh they've started to do some really good things for women again me in this stuff that said. listen to some music you like. or a strange feel like you don't know yet listening to music in public that's also new in saudi arabia it's only when the camera is off that these women dared to tell me that their level of freedom still depends on their male chaperons. another nation undergoing economic reforms is morocco a country waged between two continents africa and europe it's hard pleasing both but as a key crossing point morocco is crucial in controlling the stream of migrants from other parts of africa trying to reach europe to start a better life some escaping political unrest war economic downturns for moroccans finding a job at home can also be a struggle even with skills which is where occupational training can play a part. in general it

germany has ended its five game winless streak thing off minnows saudi arabia on friday evening but while the victory was a while km change yoking low five or less than convincing in their final warm up match before heading to russia to defend their world cup crowd. it was a packed house to watch the world cup defending champions take on saudi arabia as expected germany wasted no time to score off a deep pass wonderkid t.-mo than a fired warning from close range the assist came from marco royce who just returned after missing the last two major tournaments forty much after the injury. before the first half a day germany doubled their lead a pass intended for time to screw up resulted in an own goal by saudi arabia's omar hassan we. after the break saudi arabia got to break out to some was taken down inside the box by saving could derail the penalty was no good thank goodness by. saudi arabia had a chance to equalise extra time but couldn't find the finish handing germany the unconvincing two one victory. and the world's top basketball league the n.b.a. the golden state warriors swept the

so it's very important for saudi arabia. it has taken a long time for women to get this change, many years. yet, almost a century ago. this has been a public opinion issue for a century. it's never too late, it's the start. crown prince mohammad bin salman started this, and it's a step forward for more rights for women. you say it's the first set, but there are lots of things women still can't do. just outlined some of the things women can't do in saudi arabia. i agree with you, there is a list of demands after driving. women can now drive, but they can't travel without a male guardian. they can't divorce, they need the protection from domestic abuse. they can't leave a prison without a male guardian. these are very important things. for women educated abroad like myself, i would like to see women in leadership positions, women who can influence decision—making. i think saudi arabia has also started this, but very slowly. a few months ago we had a princess that was the first saudi woman to head a sports federation. we woul

as a story this was one of the most defining moments in saudi arabia in recent times the king sacks his nephew and crown prince mohammed bin nayef and appoints his son mohammed bin sandman to the throne what happened nursed included a series of dramatic decisions by the young prince who wasted no time consolidating his grip on power mohamed a man jailed senior members of the royal family businessman and government officials on corruption charges. but the sweeping campaign over the last spread to outspoken reformers clerics and human rights activists. and holds many portfolios as defense minister he is the man in charge of the military campaign in yemen the war has claimed the lives of thousands of civilians and caused one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world. when it happened originally i don't think he anticipated it to go as long it was perceived and seen and sold to him as a sharp air operation that's going to take a few days max me a few weeks in support were supported by the united states the british the french everybody else been sell man says he wants to change his count

change is under way in saudi arabia. cinemas have been allowed to open along with the first music concerts and the first fashion week. it's all part of a modernisation drive led by the crown prince, mohammad bin salman. but while some restrictions are easing, saudi women are still not free to travel, marry, divorce, or even leave prison without the permission of a male relative. and those who demand too much change are still being punished. 0nly last month, more than a dozen prominent women's activists were arrested for demanding greater rights. donna larson, bbc news. earlier i spoke to najah al—0taibi, a senior analyst at the arabia foundation, which is a washington—based think tank focusing on the middle east. as a saudi woman herself, she told me how happy she is to see the ban on female drivers lifted. it's fantastic and it is a great step for saudi arabia to prove that it is committed to improving women's rights. the ban on women driving has a lwa ys rights. the ban on women driving has always been the reason w

arabia is threatening military action if it did so french media has been reporting that saudi arabia is threatening that military action first formed just with us make it very clear that the purchase of. any military equipment is a sovereign decision which no country has. anything to do with so there is nor legitimately believe this behind this letter and threatening to cut them and violating the international laws by writing all the international norms and. the most importantly it's violating the. g.c.c. charter which is the countries of the g.c.c. should not launch an any attack against each other so we believe that this letter has nor any legal basis to justify. any action we have been subject to a unilateral measure which was taken by by the saudis unfortunately as reckless behavior does cut the need to take any defensive military steps in light of this reported through we are going to take the all the necessary action to defend our country but it's like well what do you count was this is first of all this is not there is nor any serious military threat out of this but it's the w

for stock —— saudi arabia, only a win would do. fearing the worst at the sign of edison ronnie in the box in space, and in truth he should've done better. but what he couldn't quite do better, his partner soon could. the perfect way to celebrate his 100th appearance for his country. the size of saudi arabia's tass growing ever bigger. but it was one they set about with purpose, with they set about with purpose, with the best of the first—half chances. but whilst elimination loomed, it was uruguay who continued to come the closest. carlos sanchez, another big chance to miss. the money seemingly desperate to make amends. he was making all the chances for himself. but the result was the same, it was only the finally —— final result that mattered. saudi arabia's progress and you're right —— uruguay through to the final stages. the england manager gareth southgate has dislocated his shoulder whilst out running on a rest day. the england players all had their... of the day off today after their exertion in tunisia. he was treat

everyone likes to hear a story like that we did talk about saudi arabia though in the meantime because i mean perhaps this is a learning experience for them right i mean their their defense at times they've really looked out of their depth and so where does the team go from here well i don't think we're going to have to talk about saudi arabia for long because i think where they are going from here is out of this tournament at the earliest possible juncture russia is probably maybe the second or maybe third best team in this group and they absolutely throttled to europe yes so now every other team that means egypt and i are going to be looking to stack up just as many goals against saudi arabia as russia did to get those goal difference is working in their favor and i just don't think saudi arabia are up to it i mean that second goal that they conceded where two defenders tried to slide tackle after one player both missed and the player was suddenly all alone in the box i mean that this is something you just don't see at the highest level of professional football very often i want to t

saudi arabia and bahrain egypt and u.a.e. say their severing diplomatic relations with qatar riyadh a single shot was fired a full blown war of words was engaged. to store the other the most c.e.o. of magic ties or flight accusations and counter-accusations this claim this encounter claims were made by all sides the media served as the main battleground. early on monday the fifth of june two thousand and seventeen behind state television read a statement from its government in them look at the. little mercy and the ability of her father nala. a short time later saudi arabia followed suit. up our lala cutted the message out well for the model let it. be a so they you know we don't let the u.a.e. and egypt announce they tune we're cutting ties with qatar. the code. ordinated move by the four countries has caused the greatest rift in years between some of the most powerful arab states the largest country is. followed by what it's. see defendant foreign policy as a threat to their narrative to their consensus there were. only one