congratulations iceland. the victorious players gathered with fans in downtown reykjavik to celebrate through the night. now the icelandic thundercloud made famous at the european championships will be heading for russia twenty eight. this is day doubly his reminder of our top story. has delayed a speech to the spanish region's parliament by an hour is to tell lawmakers whether he is to declare independence if i see huge pressure from his process as well as spanish and international that lead us to urging him to back down we'll carry that live. up to that. kickoff special. three women three religions one goal put the boy on the back of the next they've come all the way to the indian states i'll go because football is a team sport. you go next to. last. day after day jungle talking tough sandy pope said weight loss can't. hold that fact must go. like most of the young people here he comes from a wealthy family. in china only the well off send their children to these fitness camps and yet it's parents and espec

congratulations iceland. the victorious players gathered with fans in downtown reykjavik to celebrate through the night. now the icelandic thunderclap made famous at the european championships will be heading for russia twenty eight. ahead of the u.s. environmental protection agency has confirmed that the united states a plans to withdraw from climate change regulations put in place during the a bomb administration scott pruitt said he would today begin the procedure to withdraw from the clean power plan which aims to limit limit carbon emissions from coal fired power plants mr pruitt like president trump rejects the scientific consensus that manmade emissions are the primary driver of climate change that's it you're up to date and we'll have more for you at the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site that's t w dot com of the day.

i think that is one of the characteristics of iceland, to a lwa ys characteristics of iceland, to always be humble. we have earned the right to be there, as anyone else. we are not only representing iceland, we are representing europe. we have beaten big nations in our group to be there so why can't we achieve something there? but we have not seen what teams what nations we are playing so we cannot save what oui’ are playing so we cannot save what our ambitions will be when we get there. why should we have a chance to win, like everyone else? confirming iceland take top spot in group i with croatia moving through to the play—offs afterfinishing as runners up following their victory over ukraine in kiev while finland and turkey both miss out. serbia's victory against georgia means they top group d and automatically qualify for next year in a group that had plenty of potential outcomes as to who could finish where heading into the last set of games. the republic of ireland defeated wales in cardiff taking second place and moves them into the play—offs on a disapoointing nights for th

iceland has many loyal fans. >> they're all of iceland and reykjav reykjavik came out to celebrate their entry into the world cup in russia next year. >> i like it! >> france is in. speaking of soccer, check out this play. a dutch player makes his move. the goalkeeper attempts, a tackle, open net, oh! >> oh, he missed it! >> you had one job! >> you know what makes it worse? the team ended up losing by one goal. >> one job, buddy. >> oh. >> ah. >> that makes me feel bad. >>> now to a very confused dog named blue. she was playing a game of fetch with her owner when the ball was thrown into the air and -- >> apparently, the white. >> yeah, and blue started -- >> blue is looking up at the moon. and she now thinks that the ball is stuck in the air. she apparently paced back and forth. she starts barking. she's trying desperately how to get the ball back down. all the while, her owners could have just shown her the ball to make her realize right here. >> to calm her down. >>>. >> i know. instead they just point, laugh, and video the whole thing, which, let's be honest, we all would do and we a

crowds across iceland sell. right of the country booking its place in next year's finals in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the chappie has a population of less than four hundred thousand people. iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of just how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied the odds. but how did you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faith local well i'm i'm i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this i've been following the body closely for a long time now. proud to say the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investments in. pitches. cheese pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something the op and a decade or so ago and it's now starting to produce it's not just about professional football as people the already enjoying their sports and iceland i

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svava and gunnar lead the only baptist church in iceland. i know this is a difficult question to consider, but would it not have been an act of mercy for him not to have been born? that's a child made in the image of god. iceland's leading geneticist is now concerned at how foetal testing and the availability of abortion may encourage the pursuit of perfection. do you worry that we will end up screening for minor abnormalities, even non—medical traits eventually? yes, i'm extremely worried about this. i'm extremely worried about the use of the knowledge that comes out of genetics. solomon, whose life expectancy is less than two years, spends at least half the week in hospital and the scientific breakthroughs that might have ended his life are now helping to sustain it. it's not illegal to be gay in indonesia which is the world's largest muslim majority country. but police are finding other ways to arrest members of the lgbt community, conducting a series of raids on saunas popular with the gay community. those caught up in the raids have s

now after the break iceland's prime minister explains how his tiny nation beat the odds. it's reached the world cup. with more make its manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling class isn't protect themselves. with the famous. drinking or middle of the room sick. come back it's a day of national pride for iceland after the country qualifying for the world cup for the first time in its history that's up to the team beat kosovo to know. both as a plus size the celebration of the country making its way to next shows finals here in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the championship it has a population of fewer than four hundred sometimes and. and iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied the odds. how would you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faithful will call but i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this issue i've been following the body closely for a lon

congratulations iceland. the victorious players gathered with fun's in downtown reykjavik to celebrate through the night. now the icelandic thunderclap made famous at the european championships will be heading for russia twenty eighty. five. and it is not just iceland that we are going to talk about now we're talking world cup qualifying with our sports reporter back tomorrow joining us here in the studio hi to you max iceland of course a very small country how do they make it well it's a fantastic footballing faeries when you saw the excitement there in the country and with the fans i mean the smallest nation to ever qualify for world cup tournament and the they were the big surprise package at euro twenty sixteen so this isn't necessarily new news that they are this good but again just supposed to observers of hers every time they beat england out that tournament and went on to the quarter final and now in their world cup qualifying group beat out croatia turkey ukraine all teams that have a bigger populati

victoria gill, bbc news, iceland. fabulous pictures. those of you who watch the programme often will know christian has a tendency to throw surprises me. so i thought i would do one of my own. earlier you spoke about rex tillerson and the president and how they would have a test of iq. i think a battle, you called it. we went digging through the archives and it is amazing what you can come up with. and ifound this, christian james you can come up with. and ifound this, christianjames fraser, your iq test results. that is about average oh look, and shortly afterwards my io average oh look, and shortly afterwards my iq test results. so in the battle of io afterwards my iq test results. so in the battle of iq test results, i think that i win. 40 points extra. i'm not having that! is there in black and white, you saw it on the bbc, it has to be true. no one is going to dispute that. before we go, tell me where you where when the icelandic volcano blew, where you grounded?” where when the icelandic volcano blew, where you grounded? i was n

iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of just how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied the odds. how did you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faith local well i'm i'm i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this i've been following the body closely for a long time now. probably this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investments in. pitches pick cheese coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something that happened a decade or so ago and it's now i'm starting to produce it's not just about professional footballers but people the already enjoying their sports and iceland is a is a huge sports center. official turf is what we are introducing now and it's been happening over a long long period of what the club so doing for the kids straight out of school the gold and gold to collapse on they can use the facilities and see what is

and iceland's active volcano creating havoc for travelers. now scientists are trying to predict the next major eruption. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. the wildfires raging across california's famous wine region have left 15 people dead. hundreds of houses have been destroyed, and a state of emergency has been declared. 20,000 people have fled their homes. california is no stranger to wildfires, but these are some of the worst on record. a combination of dry weather and strong winds are fueling the destruction. reporter: it is the vast scale of these wildfires that is most alarming. more than 15 major blazes raging across 73,000 acres, creating an apocalyptic landscape. the conditions were perfect -- dry tinder ignited with the help of 50-mile per hour winds. >> when the flames came up, we came down here, and you couldn't even see your hand in front of your face. fire was coming up in front of the homes, most sides of the street. reporter: firefighters say containment was soon virtually imp

crowds across iceland celebrate. the country booking its place in next year's finals in russia it is the smallest nation ever to reach the championship has a population of less than four hundred thousand people. iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of just how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied the odds. had you failed as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faithful local well i'm just simply extremely proud . on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this i've been following the body closely for a long time now. proud this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investments in. pitches pitches coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruits this is no miracle this is something that happened a decade or so ago and it's now starting to produce it's not just about professional footballers but people the already enjoying their sports and icela

are destroying everything but islamic state meanwhile syrian government forces edge forwards against iceland there is or province we have an exclusive report for you from the front line. isis is making its. rounds in the green. line. where the spanish prime minister demands catalonia is lead to clarify whether he declared the region's independence or not the deadline for this being monday. plus the journalistic standards of the new york times they've been called into question after one of it said it is was caught on camera bragging about how biased. the. good evening and welcome my name is the harvey and this is r.t. international. we start with syria where the government army backed by russian cover is gradually advancing against the islamic state in the province of terrorists all but each victory comes at a high price the terrorists are fighting fiercely to retain their final strongholds in the region the village of which has just been liberated witnessed a brutal battle. our following the liberation of heart of the syrian army is now advancing on ice a position look at it to the north wes

now the tiny nation of iceland has qualified for the football world cup for the first time it is who. that story and more after the short break. level blogs dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles. that you saw spreading tell you the lobby gossip the public by. telling me you are not cool enough to buy their product. that we all. want. welcome back to it a husband a campaign post by a republican come to the running for senator in tennessee marsha blackburn is a close ally of donald trump a known for her strong anti-abortion stones in her video post she spoke about a fight against an organization which she claimed sold children's body parts i fought planned parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts thank god. well twitter remove the video claiming it was inflammatory however it's since we emerged well this comes as another social media giant facebook has faced increased pressure for its failure to remove questionable content its security chief said there's a danger people want it to become an orwellian star ministry of truth so if y

now is a day of national pride for iceland. the country qualified for the world cup for the first time in its history that's after the team beat kosovo to no. crowds across iceland celebrating the country making its way to next year's finals here in russia it's the small this nation ever so reach the championship has a population of fewer than four hundred thousand. and iceland's prime minister revealed to former footballer stan collymore the secret of how his tiny nation surprise the pundits and defy the odds. how did you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faith local well i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this who have been following the body closely for a long time now. probably this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investment is in . pitches cheese coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something the op and a deca

crowds across iceland celebrated by country booking its first placed in next year's finals in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the championship has a population of less than four hundred thousand people. well iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of just how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defy the odds. how did you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faith local well i'm i'm i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this who i've been following the body closely for a long time now. probably this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investments in. pitches cheese coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something that happened a decade or so ago and it's now i'm still it's a produce it's not just about professional football as people the already enjoying their sports and always learned is a is a huge sport sense and yeah of

svava and gunnar lead the only baptist church in iceland. i know this is a difficult question to consider, but would it not have been an act of mercy for him not to have been born? that's a child made in the image of god. iceland's leading geneticist is now concerned at how foetal testing and the availability of abortion may encourage the pursuit of perfection. do you worry that we will end up screening for minor abnormalities, even non—medical traits eventually? yes, i'm extremely worried about this. i'm extremely worried about the use of the knowledge that comes out of genetics. solomon, whose life expectancy is less than two years, spends at least half the week in hospital and the scientific breakthroughs that might have ended his life are now helping to sustain it. martin bashir, bbc news, reykjavik. spoken word is now a familiar feature of festivals across britain. it's been described as a mix of rap and conventional poetry but with performance at its heart. 0ne prominent exponent is dylema, a spoken word artist and musician from east

this is one of the biggest moment in the sports history of iceland. we are a small nation but we use that as a strength. serbia have also qualified for the finals. they beat georgia 1—0 to finish top of group d. the republic of ireland finished second to make the play—offs after they beat wales 1—0 in cardiff. james mclean's goal breaking welsh hearts as they miss out on a place. really i think i speak for a lot of the nations in the play—offs, i don't think anyone will want to play italy, i don't think anyone would really wa nt italy, i don't think anyone would really want to be playing portugal, although portugal might beat switzerland. and there's about six others that i'd rather not have but i'm delighted to be in it. syria could take a big step towards qualifying for their first world cup on tuesday when they face australia in sydney. the tie is level at 1—1 after the first leg in malaysia last week, where syria have been playing their home games because of the civil war in their country. chris latchem previews the action. reaching the

this is a big area of low pressure south of iceland moving into the norwegian sea. the weather front is trailing away to the south. that means the weather is going to go downhill across north—western areas with increasing wind and outbreaks of rain. in the south we keep drawing in the south to south—westerly wind. the temperatures will keep on rising. if you were watching yesterday we were promising warmer weather for the weekend. that certainly remains the case. the forecast is adjusting temperatures will be rising, particularly across england, the south and the south—east. it could get up to 20 degrees, as far north as northern england on saturday. again in the north—west, quite close to the weather front. look up that on sunday. in scotland we probably have the rain. details are difficult to get right. in the south, we could see temperatures as high as 20, 22 oi’ see temperatures as high as 20, 22 or 23 degrees. it is tricky, the weekend. broadly speaking, the north—west portion of the uk is at risk of rain and windy conditions. relatively mild, but b

and if iceland success is wetting your appetite. next year as well as cup in russia. new football program the stan collymore show that's coming soon. a play to many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got it. all isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the super manager billionaire owners that spending two to twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game great so what more chance for. peace going to. now russia has offered to act as a mediator between iran and saudi arabia the two countries have longstanding diplomatic differences which some have compared to a lot cold war. explains the scale of the issues that russia has to help resolve so the russian government is ready to take up the job that is challenging to say the least the deputy foreign minister says that moscow was ready to provide the venue for the talks and if tehran and riyadh agree to sit at one table the russia

victoria gill, bbc news, iceland. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. thank you for the music. thanks to streaming services, we will see how china's online giant tencent is making people pay for music. and, before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. first, there was beer and paddleboard yoga. then, someone added goats to the mix. now, fitness buffs in myanmar are taking the latest body—bending trend to whole new heights, pulling off yoga poses on a climbing wall. hello there. we have a wet wednesday on the cards for some western parts of the british isles. some heavy rain, some strong winds as well, courtesy of a slow—moving weather front. an area of low pressure drifting to the north—west of the british isles. this front here really dragging its heels as it pushes its way southwards and east. so in some places it will rain for pretty much all day long. now, down to the south—west of england, could be some patchy rain first thing but a lot of dry weather at 8am on the morning and that dry theme extends further east as well, certainly acr

and if iceland success is watching your appetite for next. well cup here in russia and don't miss the stun column or show coming soon to watty . play too many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper money just to leave their own lives and spending to do the twenty million at one player. it's an experience like nothing else not to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful game played great so we'll pull chance for. peace. now these seeding pictures from the black scene show you where construction of the foster kush the straight bridge is entering its final stage the bridge will be the first line connection that links crimea to the russian mainland when the bridges a second notch is being carefully pulled into place with over one hundred engineers workers on the site mistaking bones the seabed even had to me day for this so the boats could approach the arch will hold

iceland have got through to the football world cup finals for the first time in their history. they beat kosovo by two goals to nil in the group one qualifying round to secure a place in next year's competition in russia. now it's time for world business report. schools closed, flights cancelled and demonstrations — french unions urge more than 5 million workers to take to the streets. and staying relevant — the world bank says more needs to be invested in education, before artificial intelligence axes millions ofjobs. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock, also in the programme online retailers in china position themselves to meet the growing demand from the aspirational middle classes. rico will have the details. but first, a case of de ja vous — france is braced for mass strikes and protests today. unions have called on their 5.4 million members to take to the streets. so what's got them marching this time? they're angry about massive job cuts in the public sector — 120,000 positions are to be axed over the next five years. plus the unions are calling f

and the icelandic is got through. they beat england —— icelandic cripple. they don't let you forget it, every five minutes when i was there —— icelandics. they don't let you forget it. with good reason. thanks very much indeed, oliver, good to get your thoughts on that, covered a huge amount of ground but lovely to end on that positive note, the story about syria that doesn't involve war. thanks for your company. if you're watching on bbc one you will be joining the breakfast team in five minutes. if you are on bbc world news then you're stuck with me and then eat. stay with us wherever you soon. “— then eat. stay with us wherever you soon. —— me and ben. hello there. quite a lot of cloud first thing across the southern half of the british isles. some drizzly outbreaks of rain, as well, in parts of england and wales. the best of the sunshine first thing today is likely to be across scotland. for northern england, perhaps some breaks in the cloud, and for the midlands, too. here's the picture first thing, as you can see. fairly solid cloud across

for joining us here on out say it is a day of national pride for iceland offer the country qualified for the world cup for the first time in its history it's off to the team because of to no. crowd across iceland celebrated the country booking its place in next year's finals here in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the championship as a population of less than four hundred thousand people. iceland's prime minister revealed to form a footballer stan collymore the secret of just how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied. how did you feel as prime minister of the the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faithful local well i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this i've been following the body closely for a long time now. proud this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investments in. pitches pitches coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something that happened a decade or so ago and it's now st

it is a day of national pride for iceland after the country qualified for the world cup for the first time in its history after the team defeated kosovo to no. crowds across iceland celebrated the country making its way to next year's finals here in russia it's the smallest nation ever to reach the championship it has a population of fewer than four hundred thousand. prime minister revealed to former football this tank ali moore the secret of how his tiny nation surprised the pundits and defied the odds how would you feel as prime minister of the smallest nation ever to qualify for the faithful local well i'm just simply extremely proud. on behalf of the players and on behalf of all eyes on this i've been following the body closely for a long time now. proud this is the way i feel if you really what cards you can achieve amazing things and that is for me the most valuable thing investment is in . pitches pitches coaches pitches at schools it's now bearing fruit this is no miracle this is something that happened a decade or so ago and it's now starting to produce it's not just about pr

alive he descended and with only sports news as iceland become the smallest nation ever to qualify for the fee for world cup all of that story and more later this news hour. turkey's president has described the u.s. to. to suspend most visa services for turkish citizens as setting the visa freeze was in response to an american consulate employee being arrested in istanbul accused of links to last year's failed coup in turkey and immediately suspended its own visa services in the us and is reported so issued a warrant to question a second u.s. consulate worker the u.s. ambassador to turkey says how long the visa suspension last will depend on talks between the two governments medical reports from washington d.c. . after the arrest of a worker at the u.s. embassy in ankara and a warrant issued for another the u.s. took the unusual step of saying they would stop issuing visas for turkish nationals traveling to america turkey quickly followed suit with similar measures but president richard. he did it reluctantly and this is a very sad decision. the embassador has taken a decision and star

from buster reichardt and we don't have those players like iceland why like. norway so play like iceland and don't play like italy or spain there was a subdued atmosphere not the disappointment not anger.

a strategy also being pursued in iceland this geothermal plant taps hot steam from underground volcanoes c o two also rises to the surface of the boiling masses of lava there it's mixed with water and pumped back deep beneath the surface. if this makes it comes in here needs the rest of the work that it's going to plop. down two thousand to two thousand meters. climb works has built its business model around this concept. anyone wanting to improve their carbon footprint can have some c o two captured by the companies filters. for a fee of course. is in. during this test phase we're trying to define a pricing model and it's more expensive today than it will be in ten years we want to get it down to just around one hundred dollars a ton we're looking for customers that will take the first few steps with us and the next ones too. we don't game. the c o two capture system can be set up anywhere in the world with good access to basle the volcanic rocks large pores work well for the long term storage of gases and bass alters common on every continent one more reason the climb works founders ar

victoria gill, bbc news, iceland. she has completed a skydive, a wing walk and been swimming with short bear sharks, but she is no ordinary daredevil. she is an 87—year—old from 0xfordshire. catherine dacosta has been to find out her latest adventure. it is nice seen the tops of trees. she might have her head in the clouds over wiltshire, but she's stranger to danger. as i say to people, they say you are so brave. i say there is nothing brave about it. these people are fully trained. i said, army life, that was henry. —— that was hairy bust up there were real bullets, bombs and grenades. i nearly got shot going across the desert to the loo. the sponsored paraglider raised more than £20,000. this year, her chosen charity is the alzheimer's society, in memory of a close friend who died of the disease. very remarkable. for any individual, no matter what the age, to go out and do that is astonishing. nine years ago, she took the plunge and is derek parker signed up for a skydive. since then, she has taken on a di

for some global engineering fighting climate change with technical means so its engineers working in iceland have found a way to remove c o two from the atmosphere and to put it back into the ground. this isn't science fiction it's fully functioning technology so his company clime works has a plant that sucks in atmosphere of air with the help of giant fans and filters out the carbon dioxide seven hundred tons of it every year. the captured gases diverted to a nearby greenhouse in an atmosphere rich in c o two plants grow more quickly because they have access to more carbon the process turns a compound that would otherwise damage the climate into a product that can actually help it. and. we want to reach our climate goals of effectively reducing the amount of c o two in the air we can only do it by separating it from the other gases in the air and storing it long term in the earth . i no longer than a strategy also being pursued in iceland this geothermal plant taps hot steam from underground volcanoes c o two also rises to the surface of the boiling masses of lava there it's mixed with wate

watching al jazeera live from london also coming up an anti terror operation against supporters of iceland's other groups seized cattle impose sanctions on some with yemeni nationals. israel's accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. the high tech facility charged with song think hundreds of thousands of cases of missing people from across the world. kenya's presidential rerun election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed because five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition opposition activists wanted the vote disposed saying it won't be for a year or fair protests have since broken out in western kenya that's the stronghold of the opposition candidate right. now he's already ruled himself out of the race and is calling for a resistance movement to boycott thursday's vote the polish selfie is a rerun after the supreme court an old president who are kenyatta is victory in the first election in august citing irregularities with the vote he's continued to the country to vote despi

with geothermal energy from iceland. it might be fully renew but there is a downside. in the process of accessing the steam naturally occurring gases like carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide are also brought to the surface. i thought for a while the day i mean i'm never seeing any color power station like this before but of course when you compare it to more conventional kind of coal gas stations the emissions are absolutely minimal but there are missing that so we're going to go meet another geoscientists here and he's going to talk to us about a really exciting new aspect of the project called car fix. envy going to sin is a geochemist with conflicts it's brutal. and i say to you hey thanks very good say this is that it will be better oh my gosh any pollutants emitted from the plant captured and sealed on the ground in the form of rock and we can tell it's about corporate or is caught out thanks. to. the power plant intact to get back into the south we want to do our part in trying to solve this problem he introduced conservation and she a point i. don't want to get

why like sheriff here where like norway so play like iceland and don't play like italy or spain there was a subdued atmosphere not the disappointment not anger people here except that same will miss out on a world cup for the first time in sixteen years and most just want to forget about football for now we can believe in fairy tales now we know there is no very tail and last we can pay them but we don't. australia or syria could take one step closer to the world cup finals on tuesday they play the second leg of their asian group qualifying play off that one taking place in sydney the teams for task a one one draw in malaysia on thursday a win or even a low schooling draw would see australia reach the next play off against a team from central america which is likely to be either panama or honduras but a loss or a high scoring draw would go in syria's favor as the war ravaged country aims for the first ever world cup appearance. most of them when we've been playing outside our country and now we're playing in australia there's more than five thousand fans who are syrian i would like to

middle of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up to tear off aeration again supporters of iceland on their goods qatar impose sanctions on some yemeni nationals israel is accused of the systematic abuse of young palestinians when they're arrested in occupied east jerusalem. and the godfather of boogie woogie fats domino has died in the united states of a. very warm welcome to the program kenya's presidential election will take place on thursday a last ditch attempt to delay it failed after five judges didn't turn up to the supreme court to hear a petition kenya's opposition leader. people to boycott the vote was president hurricane you must go ahead peacefully behind a door reports now from nairobi. they gathered here on four hours we to put them on they want us president of the big promise to make opposition leader. presidential poll he says nothing has changed you know it. was. formed into what you call a resistance movement he supporters say that what he's calling we want to stand. any chance disappointing to say i passed this time we have to sacrifice whatever i can not give m

iceland's political future looks unclear following parliamentary elections no party won enough votes to rule out right prime minister but jordan a benedictions conservative independence party won a larger share of the vote but they don't have any willing coalition partners it's the second election in a year of political scandals to shake iceland. pakistan has released sixty eight indian fishermen who were arrested for fishing in its territorial waters without permission the men are being sent to the border by train and will then be handed over to the indian authorities india and pakistan often detained fishermen from each other's countries early go fishing. five people have died after a powerful storm swept across central europe leaving a trail of destruction and its wake the storm calls traffic chaos and left hundreds of thousands of homes without power in poland and the czech republic parts of germany were also hit hard just weeks after being battered by another fierce storm . the power of storm heavy heart in germany's hearts mountains with wind gusts up to one hundred seventy kil

there were nine matches in european world cup qualifying on monday as you know know iceland and serbia are through while the republic of ireland and croatia are headed for the playoffs and spain wrapped up group g. with a one zero win in israel the italians were hoping for an upset win in that one but will now have to settle for a play of themselves despite a wonderful win in albania there was also a nice four no win there for macedonia against liechtenstein. the middletons finished third in the last world cup but need a miracle to reach the finals in russia they've struggled throughout qualifying and need to beat sweden by saving goals on tuesday to reach the playoffs and keep their hopes alive al-jazeera is only willing to reports from amsterdam the future was bright the future was orange when the netherlands finished third in the last world cup in brazil robin van persie is famous header in a five one humiliation of spain gave them a lift off but three years of misery followed a failure to reach the expanded european championships now that looks certain to miss out on next year's wo

coming up on this programme: iceland will be at football's world cup for the first time, after qualifying for russia 2018. pakistan are withing touching distance of winning the second test against sri lanka and levelling the series. and the houstons astros end the boston red sox quest for the world series with victory at fenway park. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that iceland have qualified for theirfirst ever world cup finals. goals from gylfi sigurdson and johann berg gudmundsson gave them a 2—0 win over kosovo and top place in their group and a place in russia next year. and you may hear more of this!

why like norway so play like iceland and don't play like italy or spain there was a subdued atmosphere not the disappointment not anger people here except that in a world cup for the first time in sixteen years most just want to forget about football for now we can believe in fairy tales no no there is no very tale and last we can pay them but we don't. the l.a. dodgers have swept their way into the next stage of major league baseball's playoffs the arizona diamondbacks had a sell out crowd trying to keep them in the national league division series but the dodgers struck three hundred runs a free one victory so you can clinch the best of five series. the next opponents will be even the chicago cubs or washington nationals the cards on the board in the best of five series of the two one come from behind victory for is on shoes day. in new york yankees american league division series will go to a decisive game five they beat the cleveland indians seven three at yankee stadium to level the series to two. he's not stories await that winner of that games they ended the boston red sox season

however, the winds have come from near iceland, so winds have come from near iceland, so it is a cooler direction, the winds having done a lap round atlantic. that is why we have big the contrasts. 20 in lincolnshire, 12? parts of scotland. now, ass we go on through the next few days this battle zone, this frontal zone is going to rive northward and southwards bringing some changes, but for the most part it will be a cloudy day, clouding overfor northern ireland, the best of the sunshine across north east parts of scotla nd sunshine across north east parts of scotland but it is here, remember in the sunnier skies where we have that cooler fresher air, overnight that is frontal zone pushing northwards, bringing rain into wales and the northern county, turning wet in scotla nd northern county, turning wet in scotland with blustery showers following. southern counties having a quiet night. this will be low cloud, mist and fog on the hills. looking at the chance for wednesday the frontal zone pushes forward. bringing cloud to southern counties where we could see drizzle round the moors and