and he has criticized india's treatment of minorities and fights for the poorest of the poor human rights lawyer called income solomon's house upon the by two likelihood it will go to the alternative nobel dropped. i'm phil gale welcome to the program french president emmanuel mccraw has delivered a long awaited speech outlining his vision for the european union speaking at paris this so bone university he described current e.u. systems as weak slow and ineffective he called for a shed budget for the eurozone while cooperation on terrorism and a rapid day your average european rapid reaction force to work in tandem with nato . europe correspondent catherine martin says that a welcome catherine president visit to europe with greater cooperation and all sorts of levels how does he propose together well as far as we heard in the speech the french president seems to be willing to use the same toolbox he's used to become french president he really focuses on a very local approach to get back to the european citizens to trigger a real european debate with the europeans as citizens about the do'

prepping for an important case lawyer calling gonzales is about to head to india's supreme court he's pushing for an independent investigation into the lynchings of about thirty people by hindu which is down to groups they were murdered in recent years for allegedly transporting cows or eating beef the rage against. against other communities and other religions is so extreme today. india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of some for india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than three decades campaigning and litigating to secure their basic rights. he's far from alone gonzales books with a team of young dedicated lawyers some have even given up lucrative corporate jobs his human rights law network provides free legal services to bonded laborers religious minorities refugees women and others go to the supreme court his petitions have led to some landmark rulings notably one of the directed india states to implement several fo

india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than three decades campaigning and litigating to secure their basic rights. he's far from alone gonzales books with a team of young dedicated lawyers some have even given up lucrative corporate jobs his human rights law network provides free legal services to bonded laborers religious minorities refugees women and others go to the supreme court his petitions have led to some landmark rulings notably one the directed india states to implement several food security schemes that means millions of poor children now get free school lunches the supreme court of india and the high courts of the states already future for people like us and our clients it's a place we can go to it's a place where. they can get relief from persecution. and it's a very quick remedy the indian remedy of public interest litigation is unique. his organization operates fro

all of us he's an indian human rights lawyer working to protect ranger refugees from deportation from india also coming up. on the macro begins her quest to form a new german government she's ready to talk to her former partners the social democrats they say they're going on to the opposition banks that would mean machall working with two parties that have a little in common also coming up. kurdish celebrations after a referendum on independence from iraq the problem fact that all the region the big players bitterly opposed the kurdish vote and have been pushing back. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show we start this program with the winners of what's known as the alternative nobel prize each year the right livelihood of ward honors those who defend human rights and the environment prize money totalling some three hundred thousand euros will be shared by three people the journalist khadija ishmael of john has courageously written about elite corruption in her own country undeterred by a prison sentence and ongoing harassment if yo b. as yet no bash legacy has been honored for h

taller news now in india's d. united nations chief rather and turning to terrorists is calling on me and mars leaders to end quote the nightmare facing ranger refugees fleeing the country his comments come after the drowning deaths of a number of ranger refugees his boat capsized off the coast of bangladesh dozens more are missing in the last month more than half a million were hand you have fled man more because of a violent crackdown by the country's no terry against what it's calling terrorists . schools of the hinge of refugees lined the shores of beach in bangladesh. they were fleeing violence in myanmar when their boots capsized in the bay of bengal most of the dead women and children. at the united nations security council frustration over the crisis is mounting the united states is now calling for action against military leaders in myanmar formerly known as burma saying their actions have forced the rohingya to flee. we cannot be afraid to call the actions of the burmese authorities what they appear to be

muslim in the war joel war made a new sydney better longing or was not been in the job of going to india and wanted to win it on don't know which so long as it was given to him. i am benevolent i'm indebted but i did log on the wall. ben-gay can read and i don't bug me. for it for the media that i was as well it will all be killed the door isn't being called badges and. i was really worried about my kids are two birds and they were really very sweet and that these their respective things muslims or whatever it may be so they never never defended me told me to remove it . allow me to play a little side felt very free. for . the amount of opportunity boys get i i think even goes should get that because that is the only way we can do was say was was. there the means are now not free i think they are one of the reason because they don't lead does as free they don't try exhibit as thing that ok the other to do the wrong. thing so they mean the first step should be taken by them then the world was maybe supported on the. last. play. and while football dreams come true in india we head to niger

experts say that india has not effectively made the structural change. it is expected that the workforce. manufacturing. skilled manufacturing which is something on which india should have focused was something which was not supported by. the farmers discontent has been growing here they are demonstrating in the capital delhi demanding that grain prices be doubled the state is the biggest consumer. one of the greats protesting a school children they are also in a special institute for children of suicide from as their attendance is meant to shake people up so this is citee no longer just accept the fact that more than ten thousand fathers kill themselves each year i would lay. this brigade. on the remainder i explained. because it is the problem of society at the moment the only response individual initiatives like this school they make it possible for children might just days smriti and the others to get what their fathers lacked a life without hunger and the chance to have a happy future. or for more on the future of role in the end the crisis is facin

gonzales is about to head to india's supreme court. he's pushing for an independent investigation into the lynchings of about thirty people by hindu which are known to groups they were murdered in recent years for allegedly transporting cows or eating beef the rage against. against other communities and other religions is so extreme today india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of some india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than three decades campaigning and litigating to secure their basic rights. he's far from alone gonzales books with a team of young dedicated lawyers some have even given up lucrative corporate jobs his human rights law network provides free legal services to bonded laborers religious minorities refugees women and others go to the supreme court his petitions have led to some landmark rulings notably one of the directed india states to implement several

india is really on the brink of a precipice so that's a very important case that the supreme court is taking up today apart from handling politically sensitive cases gonzales is known as a defender of india's most vulnerable citizens he spent more than three decades campaigning and litigating to secure their basic rights. he's far from alone gonzales books with a team of young dedicated lawyers some have even given up lucrative corporate jobs his human rights law network provides free legal services to bonded laborers religious minorities refugees women and others go to the supreme court his petitions have led to some landmark rulings notably one of the directed india states to implement several food security schemes that means millions of poor children now get free school lunches the supreme court of india and the high courts of the states already future for people like us and our clients it's a place we can go to it's a place where. they can get relief from persecution. and it's a very quick remedy the indian remedy of public interest litigation is unique to his organization operate

feeling in the court that this man from india. of a far away country where she had never been herself was actually allowed to partake at the table and yes tell us about the reviews reviews have been pretty mixed obviously that's one of the reasons of the depiction of how things were in colonial times is rather whitewashed in that she's made to be it out to be a very tolerant soul indeed it's perhaps a bit surprising that when disappointing because judi dench and stephen frears is such a fantastic team and we saw that in fellow mina both of course are also no strangers to royalty in the movies and in fact for real film buffs this movie itself could even look like a rewarming of one thousand nine hundred seven film mrs brown that's victoria's other scandalous relationship another she played the grieving queen who rediscovers her lust for life through her friendship with a scottish servant and she actually got an oscar nomination for that one as stephen frears for his part. made the queen here starring helen mirren who did get an osc

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin in india where officials say that more than twenty people have died in a stampede the incident happened in the financial hub mumbai on a foot bridge leading to the probably the rave railway stay. during morning rush hour dozens of people who were injured have been taken to nearby hospitals it's reported that the bridge was overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains. and videos they are circulating on social media showing smartphone footage of this incident the train station connects two of the city's major local lines and police say that the stampede was triggered by overcrowding and heavy rain people were seen trying to rescue fellow commuters who were trapped in this stampede and many on social media they are angry and they are calling for reform one user writes the mumbai stampede is an extremely sad turn of events authorities must improve basic commute needs of india's financial capital indian prime minister director modi has this to say he sent his deepest condolences to all of those who have lost th

s india correspondent sonia found a car sonia let's take up that question that we heard at the end of our report was this a freak accident or could it have been prevented. well authorities here are blaming a combination of overcrowding and heavy rains for that tragedy today in mumbai but could have been prevented many here seem to think so i mean we heard a lot of reports that many people in mumbai had longed been warning that the kind of daily congestion at the two major suburban train stations where the stampede took place was really a disaster the making those two stations were used by a bulk of mumbai's local commuters we're talking of millions of people here and and that's because a number of offices have sprung up in that area and in the last decade you know many experts in mumbai have long been saying that that foot bridge was too narrow it was too old it was structurally too weak to handle the heavy crush of commuters it's also emerged today that a move by normie even written a letter to india's former railways minister last year flagging security issues urging him to carry ou

well in other news officials in india say that more than twenty people have died in assam paid the incident happened during the morning rush hour in mumbai on a footbridge connecting to railway stations it's reported that the bridge was overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains dozens of people who were injured in the crush have been taken to nearby hospitals. and videos they are circulating on social media showing smartphone footage of this incident the train station connects two of the city's major local lines and police say that the stampede was triggered by overcrowding and heavy rain. people were seen trying to rescue fellow commuters who were trapped in this stampede and many on social media they are angry and they are calling for reform one user writes the mumbai stampede is an extremely sad turn of events authorities must improve basic commute needs of india's financial capital indian prime minister director modi has this to say he sent his deepest condolences to all of those who have lost their lives due to the stampede in mumbai prayers with those who are injured he

reduction in defense but it is true that yellen and fed members have done an excellent job in said india structure for the market to know exactly how this process is going to war again please on the bad side that nobody knows the real impact this will have on the bond market especially in treasury revealed and we do need to figure out where does a debt betsy's the appropriate level to a stop this process. at the new york stock exchange will follow that up with you thank you very much. back to europe now where shares in german lender spike briefly on wednesday after renewed speculation that a merger could be on the cart's according to the reuters news agency italy's unicredit recently approached the german government with an interest in merging with the state backed lender it's still early days but such a move could go ahead and it would be in that case one of europe's largest ever crossed for mergers. and speaking of fusions it's the latest move to counter europe's steel crisis german industrial giant isn't cope as merging its european operations with its indian competitor to are better

but anyway they finally did get it released and came a commercial hit in india we have a little clip maybe you can judge for yourself this is beneath a lipstick under my burka. thank you. joe. johns to. me and i mean i was seventy six my. bike you britney number three. wasn't the j. stars it was mc. why do you. think. this is but. anyway leave. me now. so we even looks like a quite like it's quite funny why was it how did they get it basically after the censorship ruling came down there is a huge social media in india and women sort of took to twitter took to facebook and protesting against mocking essentially the censors and they eventually gave in and as i said then hit the cinemas in india and became a huge hit in the world did not and the world did not end exactly more of the websites more of the websites. today we'll have more for you at the top of the hour of herself. with the. with the. life of. researchers have taken the bugle might go a comes when you go to people google and news. get money certainly doesn't make you happy. if you have to ski. she's long been a symbol of hop

broad gauge here in your life you know on india down bangladesh. it's ideal for transporting t. . the token is ready. the next station is pati cola. at one thousand eight hundred ninety one meets has its ruling because highest station time has a different dimension. they look at the employees have to expect a number of difficult times up here. roads can wash away it can rain but it was a good hour at the border sometimes we have jus frost in the morning and so animals get in the way of the train such as the sri lankan time go wild boar or did some us at the not they can cause problems. that. we haven't seen any animals and it's no surprise in this weather but at last we reached the highlight of our trip quite literally. there is thousand nader may be wanting me tonight here at that airless i mean here in particular which is supposed to be a guinness world records if you do you want to join my girls book. of records. facts and figures of really with you did you are now the highest point reached on a broad gauge raillery. it's also quite inhospitable. with two hundred and twenty fou

now from india where officials say at least twenty one people have died in the stampede the incident happened in the country's financial hub mumbai on a foot bridge leading to the elphinstone railway station during morning rush hour dozens of people who were injured have been taken to nearby hospitals it's reported the bridge was overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rainfall all videos are circulating right down social media showing some smartphone footage of the incident the train stations connects two of the city's major local lines police say the stampede was triggered by overcrowding in those heavy rains believe people were seen trying to rescue fellow commuters who were trapped in the stampede this is left many indians angry and they're calling out the train operator for negligence one lawyer writes at the realm unsworn enough now this unfortunate unacceptable hope accountability will be fixed instead of shifting blame a lawyer user says the mumbai stampede is an extremely sad turn of events authorities must improve basic commute needs of india's financial capital i

hours and he also adds punish culprits not the victims now obviously amrita this struck a nerve in india where sexual violence against women of course is still a nationwide problem. a verse that has not just social media desk thank you very much for that story. now to business news in germany's next government may not be finalized yet but it will be taking over an economy in rude as then if economic growth is surging tax revenues are rising and unemployment sinking any government can rub its hands with glee the new german government once formed will be in a very nice position financially leading research institutions have amended their latest growth predictions instead of one hundred percent they now forecast one point nine percent growth for germany this year and the experts are even more optimistic about next year they've raised their previous forecast to two percent that's germany's strongest rate since twenty eleven researchers say increased consumer spending and a construction boom are the reasons for the boost. let's head over to frankfurt where conrad bruisin is standing by our fi

officials in india say that at least twenty two people have died in the stampede the incident happened during the morning rush hour and one by on a foot bridge connecting to well weigh stations it's reported that the bridge was overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains dozens of people who were injured in the crash have been taken to nearby hospitals. well earlier we spoke with correspondents on your falling car in delhi we asked her to tell us how this incident came about. well sara that stampede took place at about ten thirty a.m. local time this morning on a foot bridge connecting two extremely busy commuter. train stations in mumbai now those two straight stations are used by the bulk of mumbai's local train commuters because a high number of offices are concentrated in that area now really officials here are blaming overcrowding and heavy rains for the incident a spokesman said that the cupboard for bridge was unusually busy because huge number of people who were taken shelter from the waves were leaving the station at around the same time as thousands of passengers

the association is endeavoring to improve the development of up and coming players for the future in india the search is on for a future female superstar local tennis input structure 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 amnesty bill back to where it was twenty years ago we wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is taking place in jakarta former player he is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game. this woman you know if. we make them to believe that. there's plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the w t a foreign news coming to singapore you know southern asia is in the spotlight former players like you. are doing their bit to help hopefully local youngsters follow in their footsteps and we have some breaking news here for you at d.w. iraqi ku

bothered what's going on here in germany as it not only india but everybody's bothered about what's happening in germany in particular because we have very good economic relations with germany is one of our top treating but most of the prime ministers have recently met so i think having merkel you know back in the chancellor seat will be seen as a continued. policy for india and germany and for other countries in europe if i should take a little bit more out of you to your being politics then i think the big trend was how much is the shift to right going to be stopped and germany was very crucial to that you know done to the right i mean we've got less than a minute left on this so i just want to try and ask this question to you we've seen across europe and indeed the united states is this rise of populism as has the same thing been seen across asia we have seen a shift to the right in varying degrees i think around the world and an issue also and i would think part of it is the response to globalisation and the unpredictability it has brought that it is allowed many topics and them

on the ground for local associations working to improve the development of up and coming players in india the search is on for a future female superstar local tennis impress structure 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 us to go back to where it was twenty years ago we wanted to keep moving forward and they're not the only ones development work is also taking place in jakarta former player you sukey is hoping to see more local girls playing the professional game we tried . this once then you know ethical. and we make them to believe that tennis in general there is plenty of work to be done there are only two asian women ranked in the world top forty both of whom are from china but with the w t a foreign news coming to singapore in october southern asia is in the spotlight former players like yeah you pursue key and sania mitts are doing their bit to help hopeful local youngsters foll

this is newsnight from bombay india gearing up for a change saudi arabia to lift its ban on women drivers is this a sign of wider reform in this notoriously conservative kingdom also on the program . the european commission office new proposals to fix the a use migration crisis but the block is as divided as ever. germany's finance minister both gun show could be out of his job as chancellor merkel seeks ways to sweeten the deal with potential coalition partners. i feel gail welcome to the program we'll get to those stories in just a moment we'll start though with some breaking news iraqi kurds have voted yes to an independent state and by an overwhelming majority according to the you action commission more than ninety two percent of voters cast their ballots in favor of independence the referendum took place in iraq's autonomous kurdistan region and disputed areas of northern iraq despite this the government in baghdad has refused to recognize the bout it. now saudi arabia says it is going to allow women to drive this is a big leap forward for the ultra conservative nation the only one o

well these twenty two people have died in a stampede in india the incident happening during morning rush hour in mumbai on a footbridge connecting two railway stations the bridge was reportedly overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rain dozens of people injured in the crash in the crush have been taken to nearby hospitals. desperately trying to help people to. this narrow bridge with nowhere to escape when falling debris triggered a stampede. some people leapt over the railing while others were trampled to death . well. there were too many people on the bridge people were rushing to get tight and there was nobody to help they were suffocating and they just wanted to get out of there so they fell on each other. this was the scene on the bridge minutes earlier it's links to busy railway stations and at rush hour it was full of people moving in both directions local media reporting that commuters have been complaining about overcrowding for days some say this was an accident waiting to happen people are mourning and demanding answers from the authorities. high level and i have o

foundation is active in a charitable sense the foundation has tax advantages now you're stuck with this india synchro see and this strong tie to the donors wishes without giving society a say at all and you can criticize that from the perspective of democratic theory too. the rich can save on taxes via their foundation and assert their own views of what is good for society they alone determine what to support what constitutes a good cause not society not the government. like i'd love demands more social control over foundations being able to make decisions about charity means power. and for lifting you leave behind the neurosis fear of business and you turn to other.

want to publish in madrid thank you so now these twenty two people have died in the stamp a day in india it happened during morning rush hour in mumbai on a foot bridge connecting two railway stations the bridge was reportedly of a crowded with people sheltering from heavy right dozens of people injured in the crush of being taken to nearby hospitals. desperately trying to help people out of the crash. this narrow bridge of nowhere to escape when falling debris triggered a stampede some people leapt over the railing while others were trampled to death. while we were going to use whether there were too many people on the bridge people were rushing to get tight and there was nobody to help they were suffocating and they just wanted to get out of there so they fell on each other. this was the scene on the bridge minutes earlier it's links to busy railway stations and at rush hour it was full of people moving in both directions local media reporting that commuters have been complaining about overcrowding for days. some say this was an accident waiting to happen people are mourning and demand

speaks to the chief financial officer of germany's tousen group about his company's proposed merger with india's tata steel to how many jobs will have cost. that's revenge as it was just a myth.

in right now at least twenty one people have died dozens more were wounded in a stampede in mumbai india now this incident happened during morning rush hour at the elphinstone railway station police are investigating the cause of the stampede and we will bring you more details as they come in we have a look now at some of the other stories making news this morning the so-called islamic state group has released an audio recording of its leader abu book your daddy in it he says he will continue to fight despite recent setbacks dadi had been reported to be dead with his last recording released last year the u.s. as it has no reason to doubt the recording is authentic. and german police are searching for a man who slipped lethal poison into food products on sale in southern germany including baby food police say the alleged perpetrator sent an e-mail threatening to poison more products across germany and elsewhere in europe until he was paid millions of euros. and journalists in serbia have staged a media blackout dozens of web sites darkened their screens and newspapers appeared with black

india what forced labor in under the nazis most of his family were murdered now he's ninety years old for kim the rise of the f.t. it's no surprise have a listen. this was. good can deal. fascism in germany never went away it just took on a new form you know. we will hound this government we will hunt down chancellor merkel or whomever else we need to we will take back our country and there are people. who will want to see one thing the borders from one hundred thirty nine again. clearly remembers the beginning of nazi rule in germany at school in berlin he was virtually abused and beaten up by his classmates. the thing. it started with him calling me horrible names like smart alec jew or jewish pig. it got worse and worse more offensive and then deadly. in my two. sixty one members of bigots extended family were murdered in the holocaust fascism and germany's coming to terms with its nazi past our core issues in his life and after seeing so much in his ninety years he's horrified by sunday's german election result he's been sharing his reactions online. it has. to be honest i don't u

industrialization the companies have long merged and now formed to cope and now the steel giant will join india's tata group to better position itself against growing competition from china but as always there's a downside just like in every other merger many jobs are at risk and workers are where it up to four thousand jobs will be cut two thousand and management and two thousand and production now they see the fusion as a further step in a far reaching structural change that has even seen some of once mighty mines like it's turned into industrial museums. they're striking the bell and alarm they are steel workers in book home as they took to the streets on friday their plant is threatened once to simple open tata steel their european business four thousand jobs are about to be cut according to management workers fear this might only be the beginning with deeper cuts to come industry experts agree that for the two steel companies a joint venture makes sense they have to compete against cheap chinese imports and not desperate to cut costs but for people in the region companies shedding jobs has b

we've gotten used to it we already spend two spring summer and winter here now we're into the sake india we've weathered all seasons so we know we can do is. sit on. at the outset they voted to keep protesting until the constitutional court rulings are published back then they hadn't expected that campaign caravan would become a permanent fixture. so let's bring in america cowpat here he's the editor in chief of the online magazine poll in one show thanks for being with us this morning america thanks for having let's talk first about what the protesters in our report there are demanding namely that the supreme court ruling on judicial reform be published publicly is there any chance of that happening i don't think so because the governing party doesn't like what it is in this ruling and they they won't do it did they just won't do it it's kind of a loophole they found and in the whole process just not publishing it of course it's unconstitutional but who's who was there to act that if not the if not the. court and they just don't publish it and it's not it's not. it's just not working so

a majority of the gold goes to lebanon the united arab emirates and india. the gold sold by the military in twenty thirteen was worth an estimated four hundred nine million u.s. dollars according to the u.n. this is hurt the country's economy to the tune of some eight point two million u.s. dollars annually. meanwhile millions of congolese are fleeing violence that is seen thousands killed in recent months. ok well we have the story now of the so-called jungle camp in the northern france part of kalai served as many remember as a bleak testimony to the confusion and the european union's policy towards refugees but not many people know that there's a similar cap and brussels where the european commission is there to debate refugee policy while in just a few hours now in maximillian park hundreds of migrants from africa have made the area home but that number growing daily a rare high point of the day kicking the ball around helps these migrants unwind as they hope for better times. another grueling rainy night in maximillian park is over finally a chance to m

of jimmie's to some cook about his company's proposed merger with india's tata steel and we ask him about likely job losses. each drink and be merry minutes after fest is underway the biggest booze his party you'll find anywhere in the world but if it's called the october fest why is it in full swing now we'll have an answer. and will also have been the thing the highlights that's all coming up in the next thirty minutes. the main line was the first train line in sri lanka. the british colonisers built to transport. now it links some of the country's most stunning sides making it one of the most picturesque rail lines in asia. by train across sri lanka. doubling. the top stories followed across social media and share your comments and content welcome to. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news eco africa people and projects that are changing no one fireman for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire others. to do it or go the farming magazine. on d w how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking

of this party i'm not saying they are the majority but they are certainly an important element with india and fall compatriot once different and therefore the question is do we see this morning the beginning of a split within this party and i dare say the f.t. has already upset takes they and left them mock not just on this election campaign . we see all parties concerning themselves on how they can keep the if the day ahead of this election this historic result for them of this very young party that clearly is not afraid of using very right wing terminology and has declared that they will hunt the government that they will basically what they're saying is i think they want to heckle the parliaments that they want to hold them to account of the big question is will they remain close in a democracy all will they become part of what they look down on as the establishment right now right now and actually want to develop more policies than being against the migration policy against the euro when you talk about them hunting down their opponents let's go to that clip that i just wanted to see e

provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. u.s. president donald trump has criticized the united nations as bloated and mismanaged he made the comments on his first visit to un how. courters the day before he was to address the general assembly for the first time trump said bureaucracy and mismanagement were preventing the un from reaching its full potential he backed efforts by secretary general antonio qataris to institute reforms. the. irish carrier ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's to strip to the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people chief executive michael o'leary said he took responsibility for the situation and regretted any worry or concern it's caused customers on friday ryanair announced it would scrap some two thousand flights over six weeks it said the move was necessary to increase punctuality the cancellations are expected to cost the airline up to twenty million euros. as a protest aga

provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. u.s. president donald trump has criticized the united nations as bloated and mismanaged he made the comments on his first visit to u.n. headquarters a day before he was to address the general assembly for the first time trump said bureaucracy and mismanagement were preventing the u.n. from reaching its full potential he backed efforts by secretary general antonio could tarrasch to institute reforms. the. irish carrier ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's to strip to the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people chief executive michael o'leary said he took responsibility for the situation and regretted any worry or concern its caused customers on friday ryanair announced it would scrap some two thousand flights over six weeks it said the move was necessary to increase punctuality the cancellations are expected to cost the airline up to twenty million euros. russian p

german steel giant tristen corp and india tata steel have struck a preliminary deal to merge their european operations creating a fifty fifty joint venture if the merger goes ahead up to four thousand jobs could be lost i have a combined work force of forty eight.

provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. according to a c.n.n. report u.s. investigators wiretapped former trumper campaign chairman paul mann a fourth under secret court orders both before and after the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. is currently a key figure in the u.s. justice department's probe into russian election meddling. after briefly having trump's presidential campaign in two thousand and sixteen he stepped down in light of allegations he received large payments went to ukraine's former pro russian government it's not yet clear trump himself was picked up by the wiretaps. irish carrier ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's to strip to the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people chief executive michael o'leary said he took responsibility for the situation and regretted any worry or concern its caused customers on friday ryanair announced it would scrap some two thousand flights

provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. u.s. president donald trump has criticized the united nations as bloated and mismanaged he made the comments on his first visit to u.n. headquarters a day before he was to address the general assembly for the first time trump said bureaucracy and mismanagement were preventing the u.n. from reaching its full potential he backed efforts by secretary general antonio to institute reforms. irish carrier ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's destructive the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people chief executive michael o'leary said he took responsibility for the situation and regretted any worry or concern its caused customers on friday ryanair announced it would scrap some two thousand flights over six weeks it said the move was necessary to increase punctuality the cancellations are expected to cost the airline up to twenty million euros. russian president vladimir pu

provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. according to a c.n.n. report u.s. investigators wiretapped former trumper campaign chairman paul mann a fourth under secret court orders both before and after the two thousand and sixteen presidential election. is currently a key figure in the u.s. justice department's probe into russian election meddling. after briefly heading trump's presidential campaign in two thousand and sixteen he stepped down in light of allegations he received large payments went to ukraine's former pro russian government it's not yet clear trump himself was picked up by the wiretaps. irish care your ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's to strip to the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people chief executive michael o'leary said he took responsibility for the situation and regretted any worry or concern its caused customers on friday ryanair announced it would scrap some two thousand fligh

german steel giant india have struck a preliminary deal to merge their european operations creating a fifty fifty joint venture.

of germany's to some clues about his company's proposed merger with india's tata steel we ask him about the likely job losses. plus getting rid of plastic bags why not everyone is on board monica is right up with those stories and more. is no. no no just you know who today. you know the banks. and who watch the.