europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. they should have a month and delusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country it will much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken and alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party of which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred seventy five the socialists have domina

spain did not. could you explain why, and in this issue of universal jurisdiction in this case taking place in argentina? >> right. that are played in the film because spain was a kind there in the application of universal jurisdiction, but when it was the turn of spain to judge its own crimes and the judge started to do that, judge gars on was disbarred. what is sort of fascinating now is spain is an outlier in international law right now because it breaks international law. all of these countries, yes, modeled after spain, sort of model of transnsition, the amney law was very much a moral and other countries, especially from past dictators. but now a lot of these countries have actually put it behindnd ad have overturned their amnesty laws and are dealing with her past -- this is something the fifilm tries t to do. it putaa mirror t to many otherr countries as well and say, you know, there are many ways to deal with your past and with the legacy of the past in the present. it actually allows peopl

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. [ man chuckles ] >> anthony: spain's the sort of place that never really made any sense anyway, and in the very best possible way. [men chanting ] >> anthony: 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 stereotypi

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and the rotation of a month and delusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same and the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken and alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party office which is xenophobic and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred seventy five the socialists h

welcome back spain's so-called socialist prime minister patterson just today has more things to worry about than taunting theresa may have a break that results around lucy and elections of the good on the political forces he is not prepared for but it was such as who first tested resumes breck's agreement before it all deeply fails in westminster in a few days' time the reason the three hundred year old dispute over gibraltar joining me now is the gibraltarian opposition leader that constitutional negotiations with the u.k. keith as a body q.c. thanks so much heat for coming on so. britain's chief minister her favorite regard as theresa may have been one of the rocks most supportive prime ministers may says the u.k.'s position on gibraltar has not changed and will not change what do you think well she certainly has been very supportive of gibraltar in the and the sovereignty statements she has made have been very welcome but her statements while welcome on the issue of sovereignty and the other solution to do not represent that guarantee for example on whether we will be included in a

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their region against to the national level. and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't go out of your body the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this they're vowing to stop the rise of the far right. the music an alternative for an delusions does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobic and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred seventy five the socialists have dominated politics

welcome back spain's so-called socialist prime minister patterson just today has more things to worry about than taunting theresa may have a record results remember losing elections in the past few hours could unleash political forces he is not prepared for but it was searchers who first tested to resume his record agreement before it arguably fails in westminster in a few days' time the reason the three hundred year old dispute over gibraltar joining me now is the gibraltarian opposition leader who led constitutional negotiations with the u.k. keith as a party q.c. thanks so much for coming on so britain's chief minister her favorite regard as theresa may have been one of the rocks most supportive prime ministers may says the u.k.'s position on gibraltar has not changed and will not change what do you think well she certainly has been very supportive of gibraltar in the and a sovereignty statements she has made have been very welcome but her statements while welcome on the issue of sovereignty and the other solution to do not represent that guarantee for example on whether we will be

welcome back spain's so-called socialist prime minister patterson just today has more things to worry about than taunting theresa may have a record results remember losing elections in the past few hours could unleash political forces he is not prepared for but it was searchers who first tested to resume his record agreement before it arguably fails in westminster in a few days' time the reason the three hundred year old dispute over gibraltar joining me now is the gibraltarian opposition leader who led constitutional negotiations with the u.k. keith as a body q.c. thanks so much for coming on so britain's chief minister fabian regard as theresa may have been one of the rocks most supportive prime ministers may says the u.k.'s position on gibraltar has not changed and will not change what do you think well she certainly has been very supportive of gibraltar in the and the sovereignty statements she has made have been very welcome but her statements while welcome on the issue of sovereignty and the other solution to do not represent a guarantee for example on whether we will be include

to spain had been on the periphery of the roman catholics fear of influence now the catholic spain set out to assert a dominant role in europe the reconquest of. the emerging nation celebrates her a confident. banished and. ferdinand and isabella of the emerging powers political and religious strength with a low calling for purity. first the movers and then the jews were expelled by those who are unwilling to give up their homes had to be that tons of these newly christian convent. public office. in monastic seclusion the catholic monarchs devised a financial instrument to confirm the secular and ecclesiastical power position. isabel appointed her father confessor the grim fanatic thomas to talk him other the first grand inquisitor he resided at the friary of son thomas talking mother considered pity attempt taishan the christian was put aside. the converse us tended to be accused of secretly performing jewish rites and they were his first victims swiftly the persecution took on manic traits once a person fell under suspicion there was no escape. let no man say that he has been unjustl

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country where it will much but he doesn't pull that up here on the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this they are vowing to stop the rise of the far right. taken and alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred seventy five to socialists have dominated politics

next time, it will be in spain's highest court. as global temperatures continue to rise, world leaders are gathering to discuss how to combat the potential impacts of a warming climate. chris fawkes explains the weather phenomenon known as el nino, and looks into how it can affect weather systems and temperatures around the world. something is lurking beneath the surface of the tropical pacific ocean, something that has the power to change weather patterns around the planet. a pool of unusually warm waters like this, more than three degrees above normal in places, and stretching thousands of miles, has been slashing its way eastwards from indonesia towards south america. now, this pool of warm water vinnie the service is preventing cooler water from upwelling near the the service is preventing cooler waterfrom upwelling near the coast of south america, and in the waters near the surface began to warm in response. once the equatorial pacific warms by 0.5 celsius, we may see the beginnings of an el nino. now, temperatures in the paci

and dread its quite high unemployment and is the main rival point in spain for migrants crossing the mediterranean the vox party is a new come on the scene and analysts think it's excess that increased pressure on the spanish prime minister has also anxious especially with european elections approaching next year in may at what theo founder of the barcelona and republican think tank told us the rise of far right movements is not a problem isolated to spain maybe they will not now and that we may be right back we don't know but they are really important now because they out. of their own nation make sure that there is a generational connection to all of our great politics now so. it's not just the plane or in london or a lot more from anything i know will. happen on may because we have. a money. election and elections. so. there are things to learn to elect in and i think that's what happened yesterday at the beginning of the change in spain that may be. right but he will have a lot of representation so. that's it for us our from myself on the team here at r.t. thank for staying soon

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same and the rest of the country equal much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. the music an alternative for an delusions does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party of which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred eighty five to socialists have dominated politics in the regi

his equestrian painting help to make a name for rubens in spain and his proof of the twenty six year old's political ak human he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habit of admiring works in the palace. by titian raphael and others i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return to italy. as his reputation continued to grow so did his personal wealth. and. you need to keep in mind that rubens was a relatively well situated man when he was in italy he wasn't that young penniless painter willing to starve for his art that he was actually a wealthy man who travelled with companions and servants and who to the envy of some italian painters had ridden through rome on an equal footing with other noblemen get. ruben's position gave him access to the leading our collections in italy. the rich and powerful furnished their residences with magnificent galleries like the trigona in the zero feet see. contempora

this is you know reviews life for berlin clashes martin attempted dialogue between spain and catalonia protesters in barcelona scuffle with police that says things cabinet meetings in the city in an effort to reduce tensions with the region's independence movement also coming up calling it quits u.s. defense secretary jim maddest resigns of protest over trump's for broke troops pull out from syria it's letter of resignation a stunning rebuke to the president's policies and treatment of our lives and in the world just like that dortmund's and glove box because the last match take the head of the christmas break. and dirt bags are all ready it best to emerge and deep down some supporters joined in a single line at the stadium or look ahead to tonight's top at the top clash. with morning. yeah but. don't let her walk a welcome to the show everyone standish police have arrested at least eleven protesters during clashes in barcelona spanish media is reporting dozens of people have been injured in the violence the clashes broke out at a demonstration. organized by radical separatist groups w

spain enjoys twenty seven hundred hours of sunshine annually a decade ago it looked like sunny spain would become a top sun harvester in europe but then the country was shaken by an economic crisis and solar power generation suffered the consequences a so-called sun tax hasn't helped either but now sun power is starting to shine again. you could call this man a survival expert out votto baton started his business for comics in two thousand and eight just as the financial crisis was beginning today he's the only solar cell producer left in space he installs to see through solar cells on buildings not in solar parks and d. exports ninety percent of his production he's more successful selling them abroad than he is in his own country. and this is nothing if you know what i mean is starting to get better the sun tax has been done away with and we're now noticing that demand is increasing which is actually logical that a country with as much sun as spain portugal must by now get along with the change of government in summer from conservative to socialist the unpopular son tax penalty paym

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and the official number and aleutians once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country it will much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken and alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party office which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one thousand nine hundred eighty five to socialists have domin

and is the main arrival point in spain for migrants crossing the mediterranean. france's far—right leader marine le pen is pleased. to put that in context — vox‘s policy positions include wanting to repeal new legislation designed to reduce domestic violence, it also wants to curb gay rights. stephen brugen is a journalist in barcelona. i asked him whether there was any connection between the independence movement in catalonia and the political reaction there definitely is a connection in that those who feel that spain is a single united country for your provoked by the catalan independence movement —— for your provoked. this has been the leading edge of the vox movement, that spain is indivisible and one under god, which was franco's position. i'm not saying that the catalans are responsible for the creation of vox because they actually reflect the fragmentation of the right in spain but it is definitely a key issue. we see populist politicians in the uk and italy seeing the eu is one of their targets, is that the same in spain? not as yet. spain has d

and what a match to test spain's resolve. cristiano was in town. a penalty and a david de gea blunder gave ronaldo and portugal a head start. spain responded with three of their own. easy, this management lark. hang on in there, lads! just don't give away any silly free kicks on the edge of the box in the last minute. 0h, he's done it! he has only gone and done it! considering what's happening, or what happened in the last 48 hours, i think we'll take that. they did qualify — just. another draw and a win was enough for them to progress as group winners. portugal went through with them with the same points. ronaldo just couldn't stop scoring. from the world's best to the world's most expensive — with arguably the lowest pain threshold ever seen on a football pitch. neymar rolling, and rolling, and rolling his way into the headlines. it's a bad example, but you can't take away his quality. douglas costa. and neymar! brazil weren't at their best in group e, but when he did stay on his feet, neymar helped drag them through, with a little help from

lucier is the most populous region of spain the country's third largest economy after madrid is quite high unemployment rate is the main rival point in spain for migrants crossing the mediterranean vox parties a newcomer on the scene and analysts think its success could increase pressure on the spanish prime minister federal centers especially with the european elections approaching in may at what tio founder of the barcelona and republic think tank thought was the rise of far right movements isn't the problem i suppose spain. maybe they will not now and that we may be right back we don't know but they are really important now because they out. of their own nation make sure that there is a generational connection to all of our great politics now so. it's not just the main or in the n.w. or a lot more from anything i know will happen on me because we have. a money. election and elections. so. there are things to learn to elect in and i think that's what happened yesterday at the beginning of the change in spain that may be. right but he will have a lot of representation so. that's it f

and spain revives its solar power industry after years of struggle we'll take a look at the floor of solar sector it's time for business on the w m how you know to get us into the program the trade dispute between china and the u.s. seems to be cooling off a little bit beijing is suspending punitive tariffs on american made cars and announced a big purchase of u.s. soybeans in what sounds like a conciliatory tone the chinese finance ministry says it hopes china and the u.s. will progress quickly and its negotiations to lift all additional tariffs on each other's goods chinese consumers will soon be able to afford cars from the u.s. again beijing is reducing current import duties on u.s. vehicles from forty to fifteen percent tariffs will also disappear for a number of other u.s. products the regulations apply to the first three months of twenty ninety nine times agricultural products energy automobiles except for a are among the items that china in the u.s. have reached consensus on. the new regulations are music to the ears for u.s. soybean farmers storage facilities for the soybean

spain's most powerful politician duke of lamma. painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose duke is riding on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubin's artistic maturity. either repainted him of his own accord. because he wanted to give the duke of laminate empress own. home. or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to see either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile said. he's a questar in painting help to make a name for rubens in spain and is proof of the twenty six year old's political aqim and he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habit of admiring works in the palace. by titian raphael and others. i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return to italy. as his reputation cont

spain's most powerful politician duke of lamma and painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose ducasse writing on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. well being but it will be getting either repainted him of his own accord. because he wanted to give the duke of laminate impress on. you or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile said. his equestrian painting help to make a name for rubens in spain and is proof of the twenty six year old's political ak human he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habits of the works in the palace. by titian raphael and others. i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return to italy. as his reputation continued to grow so did his person

and spain revives its solar power industry after years of struggle will take a look at the floor of solar sector it's time for business on the w m how yet again us welcome to the program the trade dispute between china and the u.s. seems to be cooling off a little bit beijing is suspending punitive tariffs on american made cars and announced a big purchase of u.s. soybeans in what sounds like a conciliatory tone the chinese finance ministry says it hopes china and the u.s. will progress quickly and its negotiations to lift all additional tariffs on each other's goods chinese consumers will soon be able to afford cars from the u.s. again. beijing is reducing current import duties on u.s. vehicles from forty to fifteen percent tariffs will also disappear for a number of other u.s. products the regulations apply to the first three months of two thousand nine hundred nineteen agricultural products energy automobiles except for a are among the items that china in the u.s. every chip consensus on. the new regulations are music to the ears for u.s. soybean farmers storage facilities for the soyb

to look twice to determine that they aren't the original old masters we travel to malaga in southern spain to meet julio i'm not going. when german artist caspar davidge fleetly he painted two men contemplating the moon in eighteen nineteen he would never have guessed that a copy of his work would appear on a wall in southern spain some two hundred years later. bill came. to the skies the most work. that the transition from whites in the in from light to very dark has to be just right. i don't get it right then no one will be able to understand the painting. just who you are niagara bandying lives and works in the end illusion provinces month ago in southern spain he's mastered the art of copying the works of great painters such as mourning a rembrandt and. bonding doesn't paint on canvas but originally on walls in isolated spots abandoned houses or at the port of malaga for instance here a painting by spanish artist in new york connie the first becomes a window into the scene. these ruins and located not far from the city. where you're tapping and then you who are used to only pain in the

the rest of spain had to watch on television as el gordo got underway. some thought costumes might fasten their chances. people i'm the lucky think i'm going to win all the prices in el gordo obviously. the lucky frog might disagree but what to do with a share of that two point four billion euro price parts. here were monopoly game when i was spending on holidays and i don't know what else. also to pay off the mortgage it's up to the school children to sing out the prizes one announces the winning ticket number the other declares the some. but if they don't use it yet why. they're all of us in there i first stage fright proved too much for this one i was and this one. who thought good news was so hard to bear. no tease here though even just selling a lucky ticket can be cause for celebration. going to be great happiness because we know we've given joy to someone it's a surge of positivity for us because we spend all good trying to deliver happiness and with this prize we've done it for once. there's no single friend gordo pays out thousands of prizes giv

that is what will set the course for the future relationship between spain and gibraltar and spain and the uk. sylvia, how helpful is the uk been to italy when it comes to certain negotiations and the past within the eu, because that would give us indication of how much it really will miss the uk leaving i suppose. well, i guess the uk especially on the single market and all the banking files and competition, has been a key player on brussels and of course italy doesn't have as much weight as germany and france, orthe uk for that matter. of course, france and germany are likely to have a lot more power and probably especially considering it's current government, this will be very helpful for the italian cause. sylvia in rome, bridget in berlin, and miguel in spain —— madrid. thank you all very much. adverts would show a woman unable to park a car or a man struggling to change a nappy are being banned next year. under a new rule data by regulators ads must not include gender stereotypes which are likely to cause harm or serious offence. this will also include any depiction of girls

and spain revives its solar power industry after years of struggle we'll take a look at the floor of solar sector it's time for business on the w m how you got to get us welcome to the program the trade dispute between china and the u.s. seems to be cooling off a little bit beijing is suspending punitive tariffs on american made cars and announced a big purchase of u.s. soybeans in what sounds like a conciliatory tone the chinese finance ministry says it hopes china and the u.s. will progress quickly and its negotiations to lift all additional tariffs on each other's goods the chinese consumers will soon be able to afford cars from the u.s. again beijing is reducing current import duties on u.s. vehicles from forty to fifteen percent tariffs will also disappear for a number of other u.s. products the regulations apply to the first three months of twenty nine hundred nineteen agricultural products energy automobiles except for a are among the items that china in the u.s. have reached consensus on. the new regulations are music to the ears for u.s. soybean farmers storage facilities fo

spain's most powerful politician duke of lamma. painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose duke is riding on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. but it will be getting either repainted him of his own accord presumably because he wanted to give the duke of laminate a present when. you go. or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile said. his equestrian painting helped to make a name for rubens in spain and is proof of the twenty six year old's political ak human he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habit of admiring works in the palace. by titian raphael and others i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return t

spain's most powerful politician duke of lamma. painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose duke is riding on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. but it will be getting either repainted him of his own accord. because he wanted to give the duke of laminate empress on one. side or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to see either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile said. his equestrian painting help to make a name for rubens in spain and is proof of the twenty six year old's political ak human he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habit of admiring works in the palace. by titian raphael and others. i too am amazed by the quality and quantity. after eight months reuben's return to italy. a

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the rest of spain had to watch on television as el gordo got underway. some thought costumes might fasten their chances. because i'm the lucky thing i'm going to win all the prizes in el gordo obviously for the sake of. the lucky frog might disagree but what to do with a share of that two point four billion euro price parse. here were monopoly game when i was spending the holidays and i don't know what else. also to pay off the mortgage it's up to the school children to sing out the prizes one announces the winning ticket number the other declares the sum. but if they don't use a yes why. they're all of them that i first stage fright proved too much for this one i was and this one. who thought good news was so hard to bear that. no tears here though even just selling a lucky ticket can be cause for celebration. yet live anyone's me great happiness because we know we have given joy to someone it's a surge of positivity for us because we spend all year trying to deliver happiness and with this prize we've done it for once. well. there is no single winner g

and what a match to test spain's resolve. cristiano was in town. a penalty and a david de gea blunder gave ronaldo and portugal a head start. spain responded with three of their own. easy, this management lark. hang on in there, lads! just don't give away any silly free kicks on the edge of the box in the last minute. oh, he's done it! he has only gone and done it! considering what's happening, or what happened in the last 48 hours, i think we'll take that. they did qualify — just. another draw and a win was enough for them to progress as group winners. portugal went through with them with the same points. ronaldo just couldn't stop scoring. from the world's best to the world's most expensive — with arguably the lowest pain threshold ever seen on a football pitch. neymar rolling, and rolling, and rolling his way into the headlines. it's a bad example, but you can't take away his quality. douglas costa. and neymar! brazil weren't at their best in group e, but when he did stay on his feet, neymar helped drag them through, with a little help from

and spain revives its solar power industry after years of struggle we'll take a look at the floor of solar sector it's time for business on the w m how yet again us welcome to the program the trade dispute between china and the u.s. seems to be cooling off a little bit beijing is suspending punitive tariffs on american made cars and announced a big purchase of u.s. soybeans in what sounds like a conciliatory tone the chinese finance ministry says it hopes china and the u.s. will progress quickly and its negotiations to lift all additional tariffs on each other's goods. chinese consumers will soon be able to afford cars from the u.s. again beijing is reducing current import duties on u.s. vehicles from forty to fifteen percent tariffs will also disappear for a number of other u.s. products the regulations apply to the first three months of twenty nine hundred nineteen agricultural products energy automobiles except for a are among the items that china in the u.s. have reached consensus on. the new regulations are music to the ears for u.s. soybean farmers storage facilities for the so

spain's most powerful politician duke of lamma. painted his portrait without being commissioned to do so. chose the most difficult pose duke is riding on horseback towards the viewer. the painting is considered one of the first to reflect rubens artistic maturity. but it will be getting either repainted in my view is own accord. because he wanted to give the duke of laminate impressive. go go. or he was asked by the duke of mantua to present the painting as a gift. then we want to see either way it was a significant gesture that served to raise his profile said. his equestrian painting help to make a name for rubens in spain and is proof of the twenty six year old's political aqim and he quickly sensed who had influence and power and an appreciation for the arts he wrote of the duke of lamma. he is not entirely ignorant of good art which is why he takes pleasure in his daily habit of admiring works in the palace. by titian raphael and others hi to am amazed by the quality and quantity after eight months rubens return to italy. as h

and what a match to test spain's resolve. cristiano was in town. a penalty and a david de gea blunder gave ronaldo and portugal a head start. spain responded with three of their own. easy, this management lark. hang on in there, lads. just don't give away any silly free kicks on the edge of the box in the last minute. oh, he's done it! he has only gone and done it! considering what's happening, or what happened in the last 48 hours, i think we'll take that. they did qualify — just. another draw and a win was enough for them to progress as group winners. portugal went through with them with the same points. ronaldo just couldn't stop scoring. from the world's best to the world's most expensive — with arguably the lowest pain threshold ever seen on a football pitch. neymar rolling, and rolling, and rolling his way into the headlines. it's a bad example, but you can't take away his quality. douglas costa. and neymar! brazil weren't at their best in group e, but when he did stay on his feet, neymar helped drag them through, with a little help from

and what a match to test spain's resolve. cristiano ronaldo was in town. a penalty and a david de gea blunder gave ronaldo and portugal a head start. spain responded with three of their own. easy, this management lark. hang on in there, lads! just don't give away any silly free kicks on the edge of the box in the last minute. 0h, he's done it! he has only gone and done it! considering what's happening, or what happened in the last 48 hours, i think we will take that. they did qualify — just. another draw and a win was enough for them to progress as group winners. portugal went through with them with the same points. ronaldo just couldn't stop scoring. from the world's best to the world's most expensive — with arguably the lowest pain threshold ever seen on a football pitch. neymar rolling, and rolling, and rolling his way into the headlines. it's a bad example, but you can't take away his quality. douglas costa. and neymar! brazil weren't at their best in group e, but when he did stay on his feet, neymar helped drag them through, with a little help fro

it's not just in spain or in london w or a lot more and. it's really about about me sure and people are looking now aren't they to the european elections which are coming up shortly would you expect far right parties to do well there too. yeah it's rolling. in or little has been unmade goes without. much money shit elections b.n. elections some. chance so there are things in and i think that's what happened you know yesterday at the beginning of the change in spain that may be the far right right but the will have a lot of representation and so it's. i think. older people use in may think about what happened yesterday and. if it's. trade or it's not. ok edward look really good to get your insights on this i was there with the founder of the barcelona republic think tank thank you. they are gone. now the u.s. office of customs and border protection has held major trails that one of the border crossings with mexico over the weekend it comes as the so-called migrant caravan made up of thousands of people from poverty stricken central american

james reynolds, bbc news, in spain. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. new rights for those detained under mental health laws, as a major review says the current system is "outdated". two former tesco directors are acquitted of charges of fraud and false accounting, after the judge dismissed their case due to lack of evidence. britain's biggest gambling companies agree to a ban on television advertising during live sports broadcasts. the business news! european stocks hit a two—year low as investors reel from the news that huaweii's chief financial officer — chinese corporate royalty — has been arrested at the request of the united states. and 32 million mobile phone customers have lost access to their data services after 02 admits to suffering software problems. the operator apologises — but doesn't say when they might fix the glitch. uk shares have fallen sharply today, dragging the ftse 100 index to its lowest level since december 2016. both london and major eur

it will be in spain's highest court. global carbon emissions have hit an all—time high. the projected rise of more than 2% has been driven by growth in coal use for the second yearin growth in coal use for the second year ina growth in coal use for the second year in a row. a booming global market for cars has also helped drive co2 emissions to a new high. all this as leaders are in poland trying to figure out the new set of rules to meet the targets agreed in paris. our environment correspondent is there. this question of transport is becoming really, really interesting and emissions. people are using more oil to power their cars, trucks and on planes. and it is interesting evenin on planes. and it is interesting even ina on planes. and it is interesting even in a country like the uk, which has lowered its emissions in the last five years, except for transport, they have continued to go up. so how does that relate to what is going on here at the climate talks? well, people will be disappointed to see the emissions rise. they will be looking to put the rules of the paris

next time, it will be in spain's highest court. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: sugar and spice and all things nice. one museum's mission to put the taste into town planning. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other people in los angeles. at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe. it took the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the global chief financial officer of chinese tech giant huawei has been arrested in canada and is facing extradition to the us. a state funeral has been held in washington for former pr

it's too good an opportunity to miss we never dreamed of a watch a book or of a match in spain especially not a final you know risks are being taken there were four thousand placed security and stewards on a. river plights objected strongly to this which threatening a refusal to apply their manager. said fans have been robbed but their players and i would try ing to show diplomacy if you're going to get a leader many people are hurt and that's something we can't fix with words only with results this is a unique event outside our country but we have to enjoy it. also agree three years ago they were kicked out of this tournament when their fans attacked with his players they wanted to be declared champions. it's kind of a weird final and as a player it's important. not to lose focus because it's the copper liberty dorris final image rid. back in the teams were given an incredible sendoff by the puns it means so much to them but it's a rivalry that often spills into hatred and violence argentina's window to show the world by could co-host the twenty thirty world cup was ruined by hooliganism

spain thirteen people have been arrested after pro independence supporters in catalonia for with the police the secessionists are protesting against the spanish government cabinet meeting in barcelona a year after the region's bid for independence was blocked is. blocked roads confrontations with police a far cry from the message spain's prime minister hoped to bring to the city headache for the politicians aiming to turn the page on the cattle and crisis if they had been doubts about resolving it and friday's events certainly proved i'm right i don't care about what spain do or i will stay here i will. share my opinion. and i will follow this movement to achieve our independent they just came here to show ours to show everybody that it is these their homeland and that we don't have anything to do. the spanish government's decision so far i haven't let me think a bastard out was supporting to them supposed to be a symbolic so i'm reaching out to the russian but for the independence protesters here it's being seen nothing as more than a provocative show of force and it's just an examp

in seattle he befriended wolf cubs and spent years living among them in spain's wilderness. where i'm a gather me the girl kicked out of my went into the cub stand and fell asleep you're going to really and that's when the parents came back. i think they weren't sure whether to adopt me or even me or where i'm going on you know where they were in my mind i guess they left me because i was playing with the cubs and they were your mil i won but i smelled like them lost myself in mud dried myself with leaves and i think it was the smell that made me one of them. my log a bit ago about. that mark is a story was made into a movie his stepmother used to beat him his father couldn't look after him he was abandoned and left with a shepherd who soon died marcos stayed in the wild and hunted with wolves he didn't have contact with humans until police found him when he was nineteen and forced him to leave the woods. today he had to work hard to learn to speak again but he's never been able to come to terms with civilizations darker side he has few friends one of whom is a forest ranger

to look twice to determine that they aren't the original old masters we travel to malaga in southern spain to meet julio i'm not going. when german artist caspar daveed fleetly he painted two men contemplating the moon in eight hundred nineteen he would never have guessed that a copy of his work would appear on a wall in southern spain some two hundred years later. i'm sorry the sky's the most work. that the transition from whites in the in from light to very dark has to be just right. that i don't get it right then no one will be able to understand the painting. just who you and i are come banding lives and works in the end illusion provinces manager in southern spain he's mastered the art of copying the works of great painters such as mourning a rembrandt and. one thing doesn't paint on canvas but directly on the walls in isolated spots abandoned houses or the porch of malaga for instance here a painting by spanish artist in new york or new lead us becomes a window to see. these ruins on a gated not far from the city. where you're tapping and the two are used to only pain in the studio u

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken an alternative for an delusions does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party of which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five to socialists have dominated politics in the region but su

in spain, the holders barcelona are safely through to the last 16 of the copa del rey. denis suarez scored twice as they beat third division side leonesa 4—1 for a 5—1 aggregate victory. elsewhere, atletico madrid also scored four against lower league opposition. andre silva scored the only goal of the game as last season's runners—up sevilla scraped through against third—tier side villa—novense 1—0 on aggregate. and karl—toko ekambi scored four as villarreal thrashed almeria 8—0 on the night, and 11—3 over the two legs. staying with football, boca juniors have arrived in madrid for the second leg of the copa libertadores final. boca from buenos aires will be bidding to win the trophy for a record—equalling seventh time when they face city rivals river plate at the bernabeu on sunday night. the match was controversially moved to madrid after boca's team bus was attacked by river plate fans ahead of the second leg. the two sides are level at 2—2 after the first leg at boca juniors. river plate were given a good send—off when they left for spain on