champions league title holders brail madrid. i'm filled. you're welcome to the program. after sunday's election results are germany's week in chancellor is coming under increasing pressure as she works to cobble together a new government and americans former partners the social democrats have ruled out joining her c.d.u. partner party in another coalition before instead to head up the opposition so her only option may be to link up with the pro-business free democrats and the environmentalists greens two parties with little in common. two days after the election news paper headlines showed just how difficult it will be to form a government. has to fight chancellor looking for course for the conservative bloc c.d.u. and c.s.u. finding the right course will be a major issue but anglo-american doesn't see flaws in her party's priorities it's going to see what we now need to change. from actually building a coalition will be a tricky task she has to bring together how conservative very insistent party c.s.u. with the greens and the liberals all three want their own demands to be m

to go ahead with a vote on breaking away from spain madrid says that sunday's referendum is illegal and cannot be allowed to take place more than seven and a half million people live in the said the autonomous region of catalonia that you see on the top right part of your screen there catalan officials are calling for a peaceful ballot but thousands of spanish police officers have been sent into the region to prevent people from voting. it's hard to ignore what's happening here in barcelona and across catalonia the abundance of cattle influx isn't something new in this wealthy part of northeast. but their significance is taken on a greater meaning the head of the unauthorized independence referendum. catalan society has long been divided over what is best for the future of this region of seven and a half million people recent polls have shown those in favor of independence stands at around forty percent but are divisions in catalonia growing deeper in order to understand we met knowing me and mary on the side of it two sisters from barcelona who run a small bar in the center of the

spain's council lonia is poised to vote on independence from madrid with fuel for eighteen increasing pressure by moving given thousands of police to the region un human rights experts voicing their concerns. twitter releases a statement on his efforts to track down and ledged russian interference in the twenty sixteen us election in which its sides in this channel's confidential i think spending on the social media platform despite admitting there were no links to modeling. and the un listed terrorist is accused of exploiting the crisis in myanmar by raising money allegedly for the prosecuted hinge of minorities. there is nine am here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me thank you aaron good to have you with us. well the spanish region of council lonia poised to vote on independence from madrid and un human rights experts are voicing their concerns over the spanish government's bid to block the referendum councils are showing both the approval and disapproval of the upcoming vote. was. a. spanish authorities are stepping up their efforts to

vote could be postponed if madrid agrees to compromise the. tech giants take center stage in the scandal on alleged russian meddling in u.s. elections as google joins facebook and twitter declaring it will testify to congress. exactly two years since russia launched its first airstrikes in that war torn syria we look to what changed in that. thank you for watching r.t. international coming to you live from moscow. responding srijit of catalonia is on the verge of what could prove to be an historic decision with its independence referendum shadowed for sunday tensions are mounting in the region with extra police deployed on the streets and rains to prevent the counting of electronic votes martina question of reports from. this saturday as that last crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of council on a cat stock analyst team a lot of movement in the streets barcelona and across the region now this. morning spanish civil guard raid at the center of telecommunications and technologists of information to switch off applications that will be used to count the votes an

not. a political party. opposes that position as does the spanish government in madrid it's illegal because it violates the spanish constitution and current laws it's against the law. in all parts of town people are campaigning to convince fellow citizens of their stance on the issue. independence is an indispensable tool for building a continent republic which will serve to create a new society. this view is gaining more and more support in s. but again these demonstrators chant vote vote. of course that has an impact on me as a man and neighbor. it's a tragedy that contributes to not a unity not consensus catalonia is deeply divided the mayor is seeking common ground a dedicated european he doesn't want to cut that. independence won't help us achieve our aims as a country or as a community. instead we should be seeking to become more european and organize on a continental level. only with. the debate is dominating the programme of the local radio station the mayor has seen sentiment against him growing. social media is full of insults and disrespectful posts i think that's partial

support for the campaign last week madrid is doing all it can to scuttle the referendum which is set to take place in october the first spanish authorities have told catalan media outlets to stop publishing content and backing independence while police have raided a pretty house the country's prime minister commended the drive to stop the breakaway . it is necessary to congratulate in particular the simple guard today they have seized more than one hundred thousand cattle on government propaganda posters for the mall last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed in the cattle and poland which allowed the vote to take place on friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing the public money will not be spent on the referendum if it is madrid is threatening to seize control over part of catalonia budget. not a single year of the catalans will be directed toward them illegal referendum that is wanted by few. perhaps there's more than a few though as many as fifty percent of kaftans all in favor of independence ac

madrid. mayor says for her the issue is personal. but i mean. for me the worst punishment would be to go out into the streets and not be able to give my citizens the opportunity to express their opinion and decide. but. i am not afraid of what the spanish government can do because we are not committing any crime. invicta hoping sunday's vote will go ahead. but the spanish government has other ideas it says the planned ballot threatens the country's very foundations. is the professional. secessionist process is illegal and it is based on illegal premises don't believe the other legation of the rule of law and if every single government is to prevent it from happening. this is a specialist initiative is only trying to destroy spain. in barcelona the farmers brought their tractors on to the streets to back their demand to hold the referendum. polls suggest catalans are evenly divided on how they would divert. what is the tensions already running high alright let's cross over to our correspondent. foley ellis joins us now from the spanish capital madrid how well you've just returned from bar

reference that referendum set to take place on the first of october as mentioned the madrid's been doing everything in its power to scupper it last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed in the catalan parliament which paves the way for the vote and this wednesday madrid launched an investigation into seven hundred twelve catalan mayors who pledged their support for the secession campaign there was another twist on friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that public money will not be spent on the referendum otherwise the threat is spain will take control of a part of catalonia his budget not a single euro of the catalans will be directed towards a legal referendum that is wanted by a few. well perhaps not so few actually according to numerous polls up to eighty percent will be voting in favor of independence one man we spoke to says treatment of catalonia shows democracy isn't a bad way in spain right. i think it's very sad it's more than just indignation to see the democratic generation of the

of october madrid been doing everything in its power to try to scupper it last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed to the council in parliament which paves the way for a vote and then just this last wednesday madrid launched the investigation into more than seven hundred cattle mez who pledged their support to this is session campaign and then just yesterday friday bus load of the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that public money won't be spent on the referendum otherwise spain will take control of a part of catalonia his budget is a threat not a single euro of the catalans will be directed toward the legal referendum that is wanted by a few. perhaps not so few actually according to numerous polls up to eighty percent of catalans will be voting in favor of independence one mayor we spoke to says madrid's treatment of catalonia shows democracy is in a bad way right now in spain. i think it's very sad it's more than just indignation to see the democratic generation of the spanish state and this feels bad

people of catalonia like you. was i where the madrid strongly opposes the independence push and is investigating over seven hundred cattle and mayors who pledged their support for the campaign last week the trade is doing all it can to scupper the referendum which is set to take place on october the first spanish authorities have told cattle and media outlets to stop publishing content and adverts backing independence while police have raided a printing house the country's prime minister has praised the drive to stop the breakaway. very carefully it is necessary to congratulate in particular the civil guard today they have seized more than one hundred thousand cattle on government propaganda posters and last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed in the catalan parliament which allowed the vote to take place and then on friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that public money will not be spent on the referendum if it is madrid is threatening to seize control over part of catalonia his budget no

polling stations with the region poised to vote in an independence referendum deemed illegal by madrid. tech giants take center stage in the alleged russian meddling scandal with google now joining facebook and twitter in declaring it will testify to congress that says the hunt for signs of the pair was an outside interference intensifies in the american media. today marks two years since russia launched its anti terror campaign in syria we look back at what's been achieved in that time. although there you're watching aussie international broadcasting to you live the most studio in moscow and you karen good to have you with us. spain's catalonia is on the edge of what could prove a momentous occasion is controversial independence referendum on sunday is planned as the two and a half thousand polling stations will participate even though madrid has ordered them to be shut down as it were gone to the vote is illegal locals have staged sit ins to prevent the crackdown on medina cotton of i reports from one school being used as a polling station. we're standing very close to one else these

stations will participate even though madrid has ordered them to be shut down as it regards the vote is illegal the locals have staged sit ins to prevent the crackdown artie's medina cauchon of the reports from one of the schools being used as a polling station we're standing very close to one else these schools located here in the barcelona city center it is a. place for voting on sunday now police have been ordered to shut down old polling station so the people of this neighborhood decided to stay within the doors of the school inside of the school to prevent this from happening you know you're going to what you see here was not planned beforehand we were living in this area of the city defending the place where we want to vote on sunday if you turn around you will see people when the doors of this school open we will just swap places in order to keep defending this vote the spanish authorities have already taken some harsh measures to prevent this referendum from going forward fourteen catalan state officials have been arrested extra police has been sent into the city u.n. experts ar

reinforcements raid barcelona while madrid says that its managed to shut down most of the polling stations. which. has now been two years since russia launched its first air strikes in syria we take a look at what has changed in the meantime. and agro chemical giant monsanto has been banned from the european parliament after refusing to attend the hearing questioning studies about its problems. thanks so much for joining us this hour my name's neil harvey you're watching our international. spanish region of catalonia is on the verge of what could prove to be an historic decision with this independence referendum show june fourth sunday tensions are mounting though in the region with extra police deployed on the streets race to prevent the counting of electronic votes barcelona crowds gathered throughout saturday to protest against the upcoming vote in the madrid spanish union estates the rally right in front of city hall this was seen singing young from of the fascist spanish language party a number of protesters also gave nancy salutes and tell. about between a dude in barcelona officials

demonstrations have been stays throughout the day cross the capital and capital. in mali madrid spanish unionists staged a rally there against the vote in front of the sea. hall activists were seen singing the anthem of the fascist spanish followings party a number of protesters also gave nazi salutes and as tensions mount between madrid and barcelona officials from both sides have been trading accusations extremism. if there is disturbance it will clearly be on the side of those who are advocating the referendum are. adopting nazi like by you know pointing out people who. are against the referendum all you have yet another is a government of real horror has crossed a very dangerous red line has decided to resurrect the best of franco as. june one demonstration a man attempted to ted down a pro independence banner from boston in this town hall but after trying to do so for over a minute to pull down that sign which read more democracy the protester eventually gave up his body to coach of the reports from the capital and kaput. this saturday as they were last on the crucial day before th

rallying in support of the catalan independence referendum and against madrid's crackdown just days before the vote let's cross live to our teams luis castro luis if you can hear me describe the mood there for us. thank you like crowds of people have taken to the streets here in barcelona. raise their voice so what they think east. from the central government spain at the moment which have sinned . over to the city the majority of security forces that belong to the central government in a sort of like a club down a against the referendum that is due to happen this sunday the first of october basically what has been happening so far is the police from coming from a tree the one that belongs to the central government has been confiscating the ballots are supposed to be used this sunday for the referendum and this morning i've been reading reports and talking to people and they were saying that they like one of the our sibila cities no one has taken over the actual the airport where all the ballots were supposed to be storage and and at the moment as far as we know you can not even ent

upcoming independence vote which madrid brown's legal you should look back at the events surrounding the council on referendum. it's legally legitimate for a thousand year old nation the likelihoods of that's lonia referendum will be held on sunday the first of the time. i've got it. it's just us that has the problems in this case and spanish justice and not the some one hundred twelve my ass thank you. i get this aggression is outside of the law it damages the states of law and all of the constitutional guarantees thank. this referendum can be over noise it was never legal all it gets moved with the i i. was we took a chance to hear differing opinions on the issue from a political analyst from madrid on a pro independence activist from barcelona. the referendum it's our legal it's against the law. of the of the regional law that is suspended by the highest court in a spain it was. young was the only of the house of the original parliament some of the terminations democracy is legal we have voted with absolute majority of the members of our parliament and if they have a problem with

, and were received by both the city's own mayor and the region's president. those in madrid's sights hammered home messages of defiance. translation: we're sure that we won't be cowed. we won't remain still. we'll do everything necessary so that our people, the people we see every day, can exercise democracy, and can vote. long live catalonia. the spanish government's dilemma — how to stop a referendum that polls suggest a clear majority of catalans want, even as they indicate that the odds are against independence. prime minister mariano rajoy has vowed to thwart what he has called an intolerable act of disobedience. but come down too heavily, and it risks playing into the hands of the secessionists. the dilemma for the catalan authorities — how to stage such a referendum, in the face of madrid's implacable opposition. this goes beyond legal threats and efforts to seize election materials. madrid looks set to take control of the region's finances next week. the referendum is planned fori 0ctober, two weeks away. so far, neither side is backing down. hamas says it is ready to hol

referendum. madrid's used a range of measures in an attempt to stop the referendum from taking place it declared the upcoming vote illegal and conducted numerous raids to seize pro referendum material well currently more than seven hundred mares under investigation over their support for the vote and most recently madrid's announced plans to take control of cut alone is budgets in order to ensure money won't be spent on referendum purposes so let's take a closer look at what spain would lose if catalonia does become independent while while the region makes up only about six percent of spain's territory with just sixteen percent of the population living there it accounts for one fifth of the country's tired tax revenue and a quarter of all exports a member of the barcelona city council believes the international community should be stepping in to prevent madrid abusing the region. they don't want to let us vote but people are voting with their feet they are actually crossing the street going over to wherever the intervention has taken place and defending the institutions from the street

regional government told the crowd he believed catalonia would become a sovereign nation. but madrid is trying to block the vote, claming it is unconstitutional. a court has ordered google to block an app informing voters about the location of polling stations. tom burridge is in barcelona. chanting tonight, a call to vote on a yes—no question, should their region break away from spain? it's true that a lot of people are waiting this moment lots of years. to vote 7 to vote, and i hope it will be yes. but beyond the fiesta, there is deep uncertainty. and in the palace at the heart of catalonia's devolved government, the leader disobeying spain's courts and government. a referendum on sunday, he says, will go ahead. translation: the overwhelming majority of people in catalonia want to vote, to decide. not like this. yes, but what other option did we have? we've offered to negotiate. this vote is not a crime. but there is a catch. many in spain's richest region only want a referendum with madrid's consent. likejose gonzales. born in malaga, barcelona has been his home for 66 years. tr

by madrid to prevent the referendum but a week ago the spanish constitutional court suspended the law which paves the way to vote on this wednesday madrid launched an investigation into seven hundred twelve cattle mers who pledged to support the referendum so as the tensions between madrid and barcelona rise hundreds of thousands of cattle and residents been rallying in support of the vote one cattle we spoke to says the druids treatment of catalonia shows democracy is a bad way right now. if you. ask i think it's very sad it's more than just indignation to see the democratic generation of the spanish state and this feels bad this is what we regret most of all but that's all we are calm we have a lot of work to do in the municipalities and we'll continue working for the people that's what is important for us the majority of the members of the parliament of the catalonian parliament are in favor of the wind up and learns eighty percent of the cattle and six and shape is in favor of their referendum of several terminations to ask catalans if they want or not. the referendum by without d

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barcelona . officials say the vote could be postponed if madrid agrees to compromise. giants take center stage in the scandal on alleged russian meddling in u.s. elections as google joined facebook and twitter in declaring it will testify to congress. has been exactly two years since the russian launched its first strikes in war torn syria we look at what has changed is not. very good evening to you my name is the harvey this is our international. spanish region of catalonia is on the verge of what could prove to be in the store a decision on this independence referendum shed for sunday tensions are mounting in the region with extra police deployed on the streets and raids to prevent the counting of electronic votes on tuesday the cultures of reports from barcelona this saturday as their last stand the crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of cats a line i can't stop and we've seen a lot of movement in the streets of barcelona and across the region now this morning spanish civil guards raided the center of telecommunications and technology information to switch o

leaders in madrid who have ruled sunday's vote illegal but it's not stopped activists putting up posters and banners in support of the referendum. this is a fight for both the right of two to vote on the referendum of self-determination but also it's a fight over. being able to say that they would like. the spanish authorities have already arrested fourteen regional officials and seized up to ten million ballot papers as well as banners advertising the referendum the official campaign website also been blocked and madrid is increasing its presence in catalonia by sending extra police and planning to take over polling stations but not all in favor of breaking away from spain some think madrid's in the right. if you're just a little bit people who will support your subject eventually you see it gave up believe it but that didn't get me killed your case is see and feel that if you spike continuously into a spike in the chemical you that if. you never get the elderly or none of the stuff in that little bit little bit responsible how much they might be a little short little. on the la

away from spain. luis is despite strong objections from the central government in madrid which considers the ballot to be illegal. and has urged the courts to block it. with less than two days to go catalan officials are showing no signs of backing down. they say that some two thousand polling stations have now been set up. was a france twenty fourteen it now explains by no means everyone in the region supports that vote. conocida walked out to the stadium four months ago. unless if balsa fan he was sick of the club's pro independence attitude. he threw away his s shirts s season ticict. this golf is all he can. they need it is one of the main. made the decision onon the whenen the.. top review and got videos and heads of f our mororal m sides to noo longer be able to support a team. i always felt park so funny. enter your server then. policies catalan and team is frenzy unionists before the refeferendum they felt lookk for real with jut between barcelona. and madrid politicians. but howw it now that the vision is that the heart of god i don't know shoots fault line is that we

party number of protesters also gave nazi salutes and as tensions mount between madrid and barcelona officials from both sides have been trading accusations that streams. it will. clearly be. are. adopting. you know people who. are against referendum even the editor of the government has crossed a very dangerous red line he has decided to resurrect the burst of franco as. one demonstration amount attempted to actually turn down a pro independence but i know from this town hall but after trying for just over a minute to pull down the sign which read more democracy the protester eventually gave up he's been in the coach of the house more from the cataloguing capital. this saturday as their last stand the crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of council on a can start and we've seen a lot of movement in the streets of barcelona and across the region now this morning spanish civil guard raided the center of telecommunications and technology information to switch off applications that will be used to count the votes and we do know that spanish police cordoned off the bui

the influential trio of christian eriksen, dele alli and jan vertonghen. european giants real madrid and borussia dortmund make up the rest of group h. but boss mauricio pochettino isn't underestimating tonight's opponents. 0ur supporters, our fans and 0ur supporters, ourfans and asked, we expect to win but we know very well the champions league is so tough and apoel nicosia, i watch them play in the europa league and against real madrid and it's a team we respect with good players. here of course it will be very tough. so here are the evening's fixtures in full, real madrid's trip to borussia dortmund is the stand out tie — you can keep up to date with all the action and reaction with 5 live final score — on the red button, bbc sport website & mobile app from right now. some sad football news now — the former chairman of newcastle united, freddy shepherd, has died aged 76. shepherd served as vice—chairman, and later chairman, of the club from 1991 until 2007, which included the period when they finished as premier league runners—up under kevin keegan. he was instrumental i

the vote madrid is violating the democratic principles of the e.u. the call echoes the cattle on president's earlier statements accusing the european commission of turning its back on his region. in which i was going i think we will have earned the right to be heard this is something that has not happened up to now this is something the european commission has been deaf to they will not be able to continue ignoring this issue while catalans voice the wrong group madrid journalists have been trying to pin down the e.u. to get its view out in media briefing this week r.t. spoke to one of the reporters who was there. now all you have a double standard in freedom of expression whilst found that four thousand key in other stand out for. you condemn it when they shut down cambodia daily but you stay silent when a member states starts playing with freedom of expression. private websites if they start arresting jewelries how can you say this is a constitutional that we don't have anything to say i mean this is freedom of expression anything else that we are going to help you with today.

sunday tensions are mounting between madrid and barcelona with both sides trading accusations of extremism. if there is disturbance it would. clearly be on the side of those who are a book agent a good friend are. adopting nazi like by you know pointing out people who. are against that. referendum it didn't matter if the government over a haunted house crossed the ferry dangerous for blowing he has decided to resurrect the best stuff right quick. boss discuss the latest developments further that's now cross live to our medina question about who's in maslova or however didn't we what's the mood now on the streets with the referendum not so very far away. well as you can see right behind my back of the mood on the streets is to protest and this is the exactly what we've been seeing in the past couple of days people taking very their views to the streets and this is the protest against the referendum now this saturday as the a last stand the crucial day before the referendum on the end dependence of cattle on it kicks off and as i said we've seen a lot of movement in the streets and

stations with the region poised to vote on an independence referendum deemed illegal by madrid we take you live to council lonia later in the program. take joins take center stage in the alleged russian meddling scandal with google now joining facebook and twitter in declaring testified to congress as the hunt for signs of suppose that outside interference intensified in the american media. today marks two years since russian launched his anti terror campaign in syria we look at what's been achieved and not. how this is aussie international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital and they care and good to have you with us now spain's catalonia is on the edge of what could prove a momentous occasion its controversial independence referendum on sunday both pro and anti independence rallies are expected to take place today in barcelona we're going to take you live there later in the program. moving on now google says it will cooperate with the u.s. or thora tease about alleged russian meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential elections is the latest tech giants after face

they don't. have you they don't have the people of catalonia. i call madrid strongly opposes the independence push and has launched an investigation into seven hundred twelve council on marriage who pledged their support for the campaign last week. the referendum is set to take place on the first of october and madrid has been doing everything in its power to scupper it in the government's latest move to block the loonies referendum police raided a printing house spanish authorities have also told media outlets that they would must stop publishing content on adverts backing independence the country's prime minister hours praised the work being done to stop them. it is necessary to congratulate in particular the civil guards of the have seized more than one hundred thousand cattle on government propaganda posters last week the spanish constitutional court suspended legislation passed in the capital on parliament which allowed the vote to take place this friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that public money will not be

madrid which seemed like a very tall order but is it sitting at the top of the bundesliga table dortmund scored a league high of nineteen goals they have an unbeaten run against real madrid in fact they've never lost at home in this competition. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show we began with the fallout from the german election a week and chancellor merkel has started the process of looking for partners to form a new government she is expected to talk with the pro-business free democrats and the greens parties at opposite ends of the political spectrum adding to the pressure on the chancellor the immigration alternative for germany is now the nation's third strongest party and is preparing to enter the german parliament. nothing in the german parliament will stay as it was behind the scenes power plays and party leaders sounding each other out the first bombshell came from the f.t. as one of the leaders of the far right party walked out of its news conference. i have decided not to be part of the f.t.'s parliamentary group but to sit independently in parliament f

is a tough group for them. real madrid in there as well. i think it is the toughest group in this season's champions league. i think wembley will start feeling like home for them. for real madrid, a comfortable victory for them. cristiano ronaldo made his comeback. he had a band domestically for pushing a referee up domestically for pushing a referee up and was sent off. he should have had a hat—trick. a superb performance for him. looks ominous for spurs. 106 and 107 goals in the champions league, so an easy wind. liverpool making a return to the champions league. only their second campaign in eight seasons. they will be disappointed that they were held at home at anfield too severe. missed opportunities for liverpool. we know that seville are good side. this was a repeat of the final 2016. this was a repeat of the final 2016. this was a mistake by lovren. you worried for liverpool at that stage, but they got right back into it. firmino with the equaliser. then things started to go liverpool's way. mohammed saleem, deflected shot. they had a chance to make it 3-1. shot. they ha

madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote but the catalonian government insists that it will go ahead . u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says washington is in direct contact with north korea the revelation comes as tillerson met with chinese leaders to discuss taming north korea's nuclear ambitions. and in the bundesliga better brain and hamburg inability to score has cost them points can tonight's match spark life into their attacks. amount of quite often welcome to the program tensions are rising as catalonia prepares to hold its independence referendum on sunday cattle and authorities say everything is in place for the vote to go ahead but spain's central government is calling the ballot illegal and has sent thousands of police officers to the region to stop it residents who oppose holding the vote at all use the eve of the referendum to speak out against it. the protesters in madrid demonstrating against sunday's referendum on catalonian independence the spanish government is determined to make the vote impossible because a lot of fishes are pushing ahead with the ba

on this programme. real madrid are beaten by real betis leaving them seven points adrift of spanish league leaders barcelona after just five matches. the man known as the raging bull, jake lamotta, who was former world middleweight boxing champion has died at the age of 95. and inland surfing. a radical new way to ride the waves. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that real madrid are now seven points behind leaders barcelona after real betis scored a 94th minute winner at the bernabeu. all this despite the return of cristiano ronaldo after missing five matches through suspension including the first four in the primera division. the world player of the year started up front but couldn't find a way through at the bernabeu, leaving zinedine zidane's side

this sunday. the rebel administration is rising ahead even after madrid sees 10 million ballots and arrested more than a dozen local officials. catalonia includes spain's second-largest city, barcelona, and accounts for a fifth of the country's economy. japanese inflation has hit a two-year high amid the tightest labor market in decades. -- increased by 2.1%. household spending reached -- beat estimates. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says the republican tax plan unveiled will cut the u.s. deficit by $1 trillion. most economists surveyed by bloomberg think otherwise. 21 out of 26 polled predicted it would widen the budget deficit over the next 10 years. hedge fund manager says the tax plan. of promises great jobs and spur growth. support.ail to spur >> this is going to be a tax bill for hedge fund managers in florida and the descendents of very wealthy people. it is going to be great for them . everybody else, not so sure. i don't think this bill is getting done. u.k., membersthe of theresa may's conservative party can agree when they think the prime minister should quit the they

muestras de solidaridad. el director de relaciones institucionales del real madrid mandÓ un mensaje al pueblo mexicano. >> algo emocional porque yo vivÍ tres aÑos en mÉxico, pero como representante del club, llegar a mÉxico y los familiares que ahora mismo estÁn sufriendo despuÉs de ese terremoto devastador. nos solidarizamos con su dolor, el real madrid tiene muchos aficionados y hay una conexiÓn constante con ellos. karina: no se pierda "unidos por lo nuestro" programa en beneficio a las comunidades afectadas por los desastres naturales ocurridos en mÉxico, florida o texas. acompaÑarnos a partir de las 6:00pm por univisiÓn. y se confirmÓ que un niÑo de las fuerzas bÁsicas del club amÉrica falleciÓ vÍctima del terremoto. ilia: asÍ concluye esta ediciÓn de "noticias univisÓn 65", regresamos a las 11:00pm. ♪ marÍa elena:lamarinamexicana dice que nohay niÑos niÑos bajo las uinas del colegio. jovenes d emorelos dan ejemplo de solidaridad. las viviendas dellado se desplomaron la tragedia de un reportero de univision. ♪

up — ronaldo scores twice as title holders real madrid get off to a winning start in the european champions league. in the asian champions league there's been another five goals. another red card. in another dramatic quarter final. and we'll be in las vegas as golovkin and alvarez prepare for a middleweight showdown that's got boxing purists very excited! defending champions real madrid have got off to a winning start in the european champions league after a 3—0 win at home, against apoel nicosia. there were big wins too for the premier league sides manchester city and tottenham. so with all the details on that ronaldo performance for real — here's our football reporterjohn bennett.

madrid in catalonia are increasing as the vote planned for the first group is near madrid has said it will deploy more police in the region to maintain order and to act if the banned referendum takes place. on. the. ride sharing app could lose its license and one of its most important markets transport for london argues it's for security reasons and users are outraged. also coming up president i'm annoyed because controversial labor remarket reform in france is signed the workers aren't letting it happen without a fight trade unions say the law will take the country back to the nineteenth century. and two steel giants well merged and thousands of workers in germany are worried we'll take you to the core of the german mining industry. it's time for business on the w. and thank you for joining us transport authorities in london have to cited not to renew you operating license that means drivers might not be able to continue offering their services within a few weeks transport for london says were is not fit and proper and public safety and security but not for the reasons you might t

win the race and the tour de france in the same year. from madrid, here is andy swiss. ready to race into the record books, although for chris froome, this was more of a victory parade, the last largely ceremonial stage, a chance to savour his astonishing feat. this is spain's equivalent of tour de france. froome said it was "his greatest achievement. " it's moments like this now that make all the sacrifices, all the time away from home, from family, momenting like this that make it all worthwhile. obviously it's emotional. it's such an incredible feeling. froome has had to ride some 4200 miles over 4 days, but as the cyclists rolled towards madrid, a famous double was all but his. the fans lining the streets at the finish know they are about to see something very internal, a feat which will cement chris froome's place among cycling's elite. only the previous two have won the race. the finish line beckons. crystal palace have lost their first four games without losing a goal. they went down 1—0 at burnley. palace's manager frank de boer has vowed to turn the club around if he's giv

catalan independence referendum that has been deemed illegal madrid or storage they say they've ordered police to seal of polling stations ahead of the vote this sunday and to deploy officers on the day to stop vote being cast let alone use reason or government has pledged to hold the referendum despite the crackdown by madrid. in support women's tennis season is approaching its end but there are still want to highlight some a calendar when they w.t.r. your finals take place in singapore at the end of october it will be the first time the tournament will have been held in asia local talent is still on the ground in southern asia but the association is working to improve the development of up and coming players indio the search is on for a future female superstar local tennis infrastructure has improved a lot in recent years three time grand slam champion sania mirza remembers a very different time i used to play on court you know and there was no course to play on today we've got an academy like this so you can see we don't want any us to go back to where it was twenty years ago we want

referendum on sunday the government of madrid says that the referendum is illegal and has vowed to stop it from going ahead. indian officials say that more than twenty people are dead and dozens injured following a stampede in mumbai the incident happened on a foot bridge at a railway station during morning rush hour the bridge was reportedly overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains. you're up to date now and t w news i'm sarah kelly in berlin thank you very much for watching and don't forget we will have another news update at the top of the hour i'll see that. on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history and talent but so poor in it. and freedom this makes it specially difficult for independent judgment i see many of the younger promising gen. now making names for themselves all over the world. some might get along the way some might follow some with continue. the experience of freedom in a sense is like the view of day you can visit your car come back on. line in your favorite food and i work at. b.w. deals another blow to its shareholders wit