one lane. >> i looked in my rearview mirror, and it was frances. >> frances, the wife in the other. >> i get her little finger. >> the middle finger? >> right. >> i start following her. >> i said, what the hell? >> she brakes. and i brake. and i heard a thump. >> he's pronounced dead at the hospital. two women in love with one man. >> you're getting text messages from bonnie of the two of them having sex? >> uh-huh. >> a hollywood love story? >> this was the man i wanted to marry. >> or, a fatal attraction? >> he goes, i can't get rid of this person. >> and so many about to lose so much. >> why? >> i will live with that for the rest of my life. >>> hello. welcome to "dateline." bill and frances hall were high school sweethearts who grew a family and a successful trucking business together. but their seemingly picture perfect life collapsed after frances learned that bill had been hiding an affair from her for three years. it was a love triangle and that revelation it turned out, would have far-reaching and tragic consequence he is the here with collision is andrea canning. >> repor

this is your business briefing. i'm sally bundock. up for sale: president macron of france looks to privatise parts of the public sector and raise billions for an innovation fund. china hits back against us tariffs as the country's media calls president trump a fool. we'll look at the potential fallout as the world's top two economies go head—to—head on trade. and on the markets: the exchange between the us and china is pulling markets down. hong kong today is closed for a public holiday but you can see japan and some of the main markets are falling. let's get started. france is set to unveil a law new which could see sweeping reforms to the country's public services. the move comes as the government looks to improve its finances by selling shares in its state owned enterprises. france will announce legislation which will enable private companies to buy larger stakes in the airport operator adp, along with the energy company engie and the country's state—owned gambling business fdj. on wednesday, the government is also set to give the green light to a law that will pave the wa

resistance that france could have against the germans, but understand that he could not come at the horrific loss of life that had occurred in previous battles. he had to conserve life to preserve the morale of the french army. petain is seen as one of the great leaders of the first world war. in the second world war, however, he would become a collaborator with nazi germany and his rotation would be tarnished with the way he betrayed france of the second world war. already in this war, you can see in petain some of the things that would lead him to become -- portray france and the second war, an unwillingness to cooperated with britain. he is forced to cooperate. more on that in a moment. also in france, you have entered the tyga, not just -- enter the tyga. -- enter the tiger. is a remarkable political figure. he was in his mid-70's at this time when he took over as prime minister france. france is war weary. some of the political elite are saying can we negotiate the end of the owwar. in other words, francis facing defeat. it's army is broken. its ability to continue resistance i

registration service, the film was shot in northeastern france after the war in 1919 and 1920. this 10 minute film documents the sometimes grisly works of removing u.s. service members from temporary graves and preparing them for transport to the united states or for burial in american cemeteries in france. minute film from 1955, documenting the dedication of the u.s. marine monument in belleau wood, france. mr. yockelson: after the fighting ended, the graves registration service team, teams, usually led by a chaplain, would go to the burial sites, which were near where the soldiers fell. the bodies were exhumed. they would look if the dog tag was there. to dog tags were issued american troops. the bodies would be placed in a permanent cemetery or in coffins and brought to the ports for shipment back home. about 70% of american families elected to have their loved ones returned home at government expense. the other 30% were left, eventually for burial. in permanent cemeteries maintained by the american battle monuments commission. mr. moizan: france allowed the americans to keep perman

>> you are watching france 24. the headlines. europe's migrant crisis at the top of the agenda at the meeting today at the vatican between french president emmanuel macron and the pope. that went longer than originally planned. a container ship carrying 100 refugees finally docks in sicily after three days stranded offshore. aid ships with other rescuers on board are still stuck at sea after italy and malta reports to them. france facing denmark today at the world cup. little suspense there as they are already on their way to the final 16. argentina on their way to a do or die match with nigeria. there could be a problem for english fans celebratg the team's victory. drop hittingeer the u.k. harley davidson hits the road moving production out of the u.s. to avoid e.u. trade tariffs. first, our top story line in paris. -- life in paris. french president emmanuel macron had his first ever meeting with the pope today. the private talks went over time at the vatican with the men speaking for close to an hour. with a sign of the growing tensions between france and italy on the migratio

scheme the italian prime minister hit back criticizing france's position saying its approach to the migrant crisis was hypocritical meanwhile the aquarius as a ship carrying more than six hundred migrants or that she calls this route between the two countries is expected to to arrive in spain on sunday morning is on its way to valencia italy and mortar refused to let it dock at their ports aid workers say the long journeys proving a big challenge for these exhausted passengers who were picked up off the case of libya. and a u.s. navy vessel involved with rescuing dozens of migrants off libya's coast is waiting to hear where they can be taken to the trenton rescued forty survivors after their boat capsized on tuesday a private rescue boat offered to take the refugees but so far italy has not assigned it to a safe harbor all right let's go live now to paris and talk to our correspondent there barbara. let's look at this meeting then between the two the french and the italian leaders it's going to be the first bilateral meeting outside of the g. seven isn't there and the spat between t

get straight to the action that first things first prove against france that ended wall nothing to france so look at that goal. how this is the table first thing to take us through how this or that is not the table that is the table from before we started the day so before the france game and then mark they have a draw against australia at least they're not going for points and the australian here we have to go so it's only got to actually a really good action from him chips that over the goalkeeper and pop it becomes the youngest frenchman ever to score in the world cup how do you let it go it would have been a ali what your goals as you is making his one hundred appearance you probably would have enjoyed that to celebrate yeah i think we're going to have words over dinner tonight don't ever do that young man that was my goal but. you know the image you always look for when something like that happens it's what all the but your reaction to it is the celebrating with papa and i can guarantee you that so he's a good team player. i demanded a this gold has sent france through to the

and france now you are so you're right anak let's not forget there were seven goals in this match now and just that one which is incredible i mean the thing was it was such an exciting much had all the elements all those all those things you want to see in a world cup match between two really exciting teams to watch i think the best thing to do though is take a look at this report. blistering the run from the phenomenal kilian back pay was too much for argentina to deal with marcus were hopeful pay down i'm told griezmann converted the resulting penalty. it was pays paris a german teammate i go di maria to equalize with this outstanding strike just before half time just after the break argentina went in front thanks to a clip a little touch from god. to still live overseas job. but the pendulum had another swing it. benjamin powered stroke to find hoff ali all the way into the back of the net then the result this school of the games and immediately afterwards six three goals in just eleven minutes to turn the talk completely on its head substitute sergio aguero did one more hoping

they're empty handed after losing to france what do you make of the shots that offer to look out that was really interesting is always watching the australia france game is how do how much australia press france i mean i have to say i have to make a confession here to say that i draw in france and in the sweepstakes so i'm sort of really rooting for the french bottle they were actually quite disappointing in the fact that like so many of the big teams actually in the early games they've struggled haven't looked at the opening draws that would have to put in the spain germany i mean what a shock that was nobody predicted that mexico would do so well you know to say france they made this very slow start the australians they really held every morning and i just feel just one task really sort of a walk there holding on to the french and and it wasn't really until paul popper sort of doing what he can do in flashes of brilliance that he doesn't show to consistently this season managing to get a deflected shot that just went over the line i mean when you looked at the goal line decisions i

host: you are watching "france 24." here at the headlines. -- judgenia george orders migrant families separated to be reunited within 30 days. this has 17 17 states to the trump administration to get children back to their parents. germanthis has 17 ngo ship lifeg to talk with over 200 migrants on board. six european nations including france and italy have agreed to divide up ththe welcome of the people on board, but the ship has yet the land. new violence in mexico ahead of the local presidential election this weekend. over 100 politicians haven't killed since campaigning began in september. coming up this hour in the business update, how america's trade disputes with china and the eu are already hurting consumers, even if you're not buying a harley davidson. more on that coming up. now the top stories from paris. first in the u.s., 17 states, including new york and california have sued the trump administration to try to force it to bring families separated at the border back together. that comes as a california judge ordered order officials to reunite the families split up

check. in french knife and poison for i mean. it isn't just france that wants to keep pressure on to control many people in southern germany especially in bavaria and that and that want to maintain that old independence and that's especially true for the rule this it's only a nudge from the outside that gets things going again. it's done things eke matting and in swabian this is the home of the princes of hohenzollern a branch of the persian royal hounds. in eight hundred seventy the spanish off of the princes elders some. the spanish crown nail polled hesitates but then accepts but not entirely of his own volition as letters from bismarck and zeke manning and the state archives prove. lippold only agrees under pressure from bismarck bismarck knows that the french and printer polian the third is against a member of the house of poland saw and on the spanish throne because he fears any further increase in violence power but bismarck thinks a conflict with france is almost unavoidable if he wants to unify germany's north and south this not use his les appalled to deliberately provoke t

invariably starting make a rue. -- it is a ins combination of flour and oil. preparation and in france it is butter and flour butter would burn before it gets to the dark color. dark rue the that other thing that goes in is celery, bell pepper and onions. that is actually what i like to to as the creole mir pois. the french is onions, celery and carrots. when those first french people undoubtedly they brought with them their seeds, a lot of ingredients intending to on the way they had in france. but here in the city where we paf painfully aware of being how feet under sea level do you grow a care rorcarrot. you can't grow a carrot where you can't dig a decent grave too se the water table is high. i think that is how the carrot to out and pepper went in what is the creole flavor. most important basis of verything is that radar creole rue with celery, bell pepper and onions. is typified by tomato. to be brown.nds often food is often red, tomato based. they love the color and they love the flavor. and, of course, there is nothing as delicious as a creole tomato season. that's another very

>> you are watching france 24. these are the headlines -- turkish president erdogan reelected, tightening his grip on the country he's ruled for 15 years. turkey's main opposition candidate ince concedes defeat, but slams what he calls a one-man regime. immigration in europe, the focus of a top-level meeting in brussels sunday. but no consensus found on that hot-button issue ahead of the e.u. summit later this week. the interior minister is in libya trying to get the e.u. to do more to help the country stop people making the perilous journey in the first place. and as france gears up for the group c final game against denmark tomorrow, french midfielder says this might be is last world cup. also coming up, the french prime minister is in china for high-level trade talks as the u.s.-china trade releaseship looks to slide even further toward conflict. that is coming up. also, a new treat for art lovers here in paris. tomorrow, a new museum is opening in the former studio of sculptor alberto. more on that coming up. bubut first, our top stories li from paris. >> we'll start first

say fragile also coming up how the wild card in russia france off through to the course of finals up to beating argentina four three in a thrilling game the goal is to be end of the road for argentina are necessary first on the n.l. next week you are now all the time to. find a doll free glad you could join me it's been a make or break week for german chancellor i'm going to maplin now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition macko has secured agreements with fourteen more a you countries for the rapid return of rejected asylum seekers she's also called for migrant processing centers at germany's borders as detailed in the letter sent to coalition leaders smacker had faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction you know government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could be enough to end the standoff. the state premier of area praised the e.u. agreement saying that it was more than his conservative party expected or the same marcus zero to caution that some of the measures were vague and more would

been to france, chances are you haven't been here. france's second largest city, the oldest city in france. it sits right by the mediterranean. the food is famously good. yet, it's a victim of bad reputation, bad history. marseille. as it turns out, exactly the kind of place i like. but, this is a buddy picture, isn't it? eric ripert is the chef of the three-star la bernardin in new york, a chevalier of france. i think that means he's some kind of knight or something, and my friend. this causes him some problems. he, i like to remind him, has a reputation to protect. i do not. welcome to marseille. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: you've never been here. >> eric: never. >> anthony: how is this even possible? you grew up how far from here? >> eric: like, uh, 50 miles. a hundred miles. >> anthony: a hun -- you grew up a hundred miles from here? what prevented you from coming to this clearly beautiful city? because it's clearly beautiful. >> eric: it's a fantastic city. i mean, it's beautiful. i agree with you, but it has a reputation of being a dangerous city. >> anthony: you live in new yo

on the conflict. but if philly's criticised by france for turning away another migrant ship that's now heading for spain. demonstrations in argentina as congress debates whether to change its strict abortion laws. the u.s. secretary of state says sanctions on north korea will remain in place until pyongyang can demonstrate what he calls full denuclearize ation state media in pyongyang suggests a different timeline was agreement. has been in south korea briefing regional leaders on this week's summit between president trump and kim jong un hey reports from seoul. after the hype of the summit with the sworn enemy came the explanation to the allies america's top diplomat mike pompei i met with south korean president in solved before a trilateral meeting with the foreign ministers of south korea and japan which provided an opportunity to show unity on the issue of north korea the u.s. alliances with these two countries are absolutely ironclad the declaration signed by u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un in singapore was vague there was no detail about how de

out of their hands after they are torn apart by croatia. it's allez les bleu, france are through to the last 16 but peru are simply blue. they'll be going home early. i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre, i'll have the day's sport away from the world cup, including... another victory for england's cricketers. four odi matches played against australia, 4—0 to england. evening, we all thought that argentina would get over that opening blip of a draw against iceland, but today they unravelled against croatia. argentina's fans decended on nizny novgorod, and left it in despair. the manner of their 3—0 defeat hints at perhaps greater issues within the argentina camp, tactcs and selection that only seems to make lionel messi look so ordinary. croatia are through to the last 16, argentinas world cup could be over inside a week. adam wild reports. cast your eye around those in blue and white, it isn't too hard to see upon whom there hopes rest. lionel massey, their greatest strength. such expectations can appear to weigh heavy. argentina look to side in desperate need in need of that l

i was on the train with sam sam from moscow to st petersburg with some around france they are given food and stuff that they're going to be rocco i'm not sure that's based on any logic i think it's more pure hope and passion but that's what the world cup is about the smaller teams the ones that dare to dream that's what gives it extra spice it's all chilled now just wait for tomorrow it will be a great game. yeah thanks a lot i'm excited here because i'm watching the match with half an eye to rush through still russia saudi arabia but i started very strongly have russia it's a good game to watch the events thanks to you know that's a meal for us up and simply to spend. now earlier mark bosnich and sports pundit and former goalkeeper for a stranger to tell us how he sees his team's chances for the tone of. the difficult fall of one campaign we had to go through the playoffs we played syria in a playoff and basically syria hit the post in the last minute if they had scored that goal they would have went through then we played honduras and beat them quite convincingly then the manager

onto full—time — which they duly did. nigeria defeated, but for messi and call, a date with france now beckons, and their world cup dream is still alive. richard conway, bbc news, st petersburg. that's all from us tonight. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines. it's rojo to the the rescue. argentina were minutes away from going out, but they are into the last 16 iceland came close themsleves but croatia pinched a late winner to top the group. we've had our fisrt gaoless draw. france and denmark both sealing their passage from group with a game that will be quickly forgotten evening, we'll start in st petersberg, where argentina used their get ofjail free card. they had to win against nigeria and hope that the other result in group d went their way. lionel messi said we knew god was with us and wasn't going to let us go out. messi finally looked like messi at this tourbament, and we'll get to see him again. patrick gearey reports. inafew in a few days argentina's mood has gone

france eliminating peru from the tournament and australia in a vital point against denmark but it wasn't without more controversy and the video assistant referee despite that was still in party mode. and football callers from all over the world make a central street in moscow the unofficial part of the world cup with the festivities in full swing. you're watching r t international live from moscow with me david welcome to the program and we are going to continue with our special world cup coverage and cross over to our special studio in the center of moscow with neil harvey and peter schmeichel. well can't see the beauty and serenity of st peter's alongside me is always pictish my causality continuous coverage of the free for twenty eight scene will cut three games to the one that we most look forward to though just kicked off ology tenure against croatia and we got the team news in peter and the thing that i notice most of all some totally the somehow the coach of argentina has never picked the same team twice is a bit of a thinking man taking their time it's made three insane bi

quarterfinals are france and argentina. this is arch international coming to you live from the russian capital with me thanks for tuning in this hour. deep divisions along party lines and fears over immigration have raised concerns for the ultimate fate of the u.s. almost a third of americans polled said they thought a second civil war was possible kill moppin picks up the story pretty hard to believe sounds almost like click bait or internet sensationalism but it turns out that a number of americans actually do believe that civil war is a possibility furthermore the same poll indicated that roughly sixty percent of americans believe the backlash to donald trump's policies could turn violent the debate surrounding trump's immigration policies and the media fuming over it the gun control debate and the white house in the intelligence community not getting along that has been quite explosive it times a member of the u.s. congress recently raised eyebrows when he compared the current atmosphere to the lead up to the u.s. civil war the way he put it the usa could be headed toward fort sump

only just made it out of the group this time around their opponents france have to be anything but convincing so far one of these world cup heavyweights is going to be going home. baby blue and yellow will be the colors of the tournament the swedes are delirious because the swedes with their solid grasp in football who have been the biggest surprise so far winning group ahead of mexico south korea and world champions germany sweden go into their clash with switzerland full of optimists. of course stars too are making their mark on the. world cup how far can christiane over now though carry his team he scored four out of portugal's five goals maybe his rival lino messi will take his final chance to get some international souffle carry canes in and so i can also go far this year he scored more against colombia his performance so far five goals already has only one royal favor aliens new slogan god save the cake. for. the world cup today many think of this as the start of a completely new tournament one of the absolute highlights if the match between france and argentina in maysan qua

senses france is not the country's first arrival so most opensource senses notice it goes north we are not the first arrival country unless people jump with birth was in an apparent lifeline for the german chancellor angela merkel this non-binding agreement says that all governments must take measure. is to stop migrants and refugees from crossing internal borders now this is something that no call desperately needs as she's facing a two week ultimatum from her coalition partner who is threatening to impose a new border regime against whole world unless merkel finds an all europe solutions . if european solution cannot be achieved we need to act on our own we agree on the objectives whatever approaches are different in the next fourteen days we will see whether we can find common ground here's another key point of the so-called breakthrough deal european leaders have also better plans to tighten the clocks borders and provide more money to countries like turkey and morocco to provide migrants from coming to europe processing same tears also being set up in countries like egypt libya ni

going to be a very very difficult i think it's france that we saw in two thousand and six the same but the last sixteen australia's best record in two thousand and ten they got knocked out of the first round but they had the same points as two thousand six hundred difference being the goal difference i've been in game two thousand and six we won three one i've been in game two thousand and ten against germany lost four nil so this game against france is going to be. absolutely everything for us is what we keep saying you know you got three games you got them in ten things. and the first game is more important than the second and third because it hasn't been played yet but if you set yourself up like you said in two thousand and six you set yourself up with a win in the first game it changes the approach for the second game and it changes how you would supply a seed but most certainly also how the manager wants to do it to to put your. tactical so the first game is so important you have to and you play france we play peru and the funny thing about this and this is i have to speak to

— president macron of france looks to privatise parts of the public sector and raise billions for an "innovation" fund. live from london, that's our top story on monday, 18thjune. welcome to the programme. emmanuel macron looks to privatise parts of the public sector and raised williams for a public sector fund. also in the programme — china hits back against us tariffs, as the country's media calls president trump a fool. we'll look at the potential fallout, as the world's top two economies go head—to—head on trade. let's look at the markets. the ftse 100 in positive territory. asian markets slightly steadier and we will have news of the tariffs on exports which was slightly shaking markets and we will look to see how those markets in europe open in the next hour. also in the programme... we'll get the inside track on the race of king's. the royal ascot gets underway on tuesday — with millions in prize money on offer. we will look at that in detail. and as cashless payments overtake cash transactions in the uk — we want to know how much do you use actual physical money? ju

technology helps france get past australia, but did the officials get it right? we'll also have the latest from the england camp, just two days out from their opening match. i'm hugh ferris, also coming up in the programme. england give up another lead to lose again in south africa. their defeat in the second test in bloemfontein means the springboks have an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. and andy murray's long—awaited comeback will be at queen's. he'll play his first match for nearly a year at the tournament next week. good evening, we've got four matches on the third day of world cup, two results are in. last night, all the football chat in the bars and restaurants in moscow was about that portugal and spain match, everyone raising a glass to the genius of cristiano ronaldo. today it was over to lionel messi and his argentina side here in the captial facing iceland making their world cup debut. messi should have won the match at the spartak stadium, but he had a penalty saved and iceland are the talk of the town. a famous, famous draw. joe lynskey reports. look down the

c. it's france and denmark who are officially threw it out to the last sixteen really taking shape that table now far less as you can see france went on beaten with seven points topping the group a low defeat for denmark either a win and two draws missed the schmeichel of course jr between mistakes they're putting in some adjusting performances to keep them all in the game gave the found something to cheer about with a two mil win over australia only scoring off the two hundred minutes of no goals dozens of shots on target they finally made their t.v. fans cheer a both countries heading home for them and watch for an intriguing group stage let's take a look now some the highlights from the game. thanks. cranston denmark recorded the fastest goalless not to the wildcat pass off the thirty five games but they never ended a full game run of defeats against france and the point was though that that was required to see them through to the next round of very exclusive world cup signing peter schmeichel popped along to catch not just denmark his country action today but his own son who's

cup group c. played out their final matches as france and denmark squared off while australia needed a win but struggled against a peru's side already out of the tournament all the action coming right out. thank you very much for your company everyone. italy's prime minister just sepic conti has announced that the latest migrant risk your ship to be turned away by several european countries including his own will be allowed to dock in malta malta has also previously turned away the lifeline but now it says it will join other european nations and accepting some of the two hundred migrants on board. these migrants odyssey might soon be over france and italy have negotiated with multi to let the rescue ship lifeline dock in biloxi but the crew hasn't received official confirmation yet the ship has been stuck at seasons last thursday with two hundred thirty three migrants on board it's not going through the door through i'm going to have a tough course it's terrible to be on a ship for days it can get wet annoying when the way. you can get seasick when all you want to do is reach safety.

world. t. . argentina can look forward to playing france in the next round and that's sure to be one of the real big not just of the next round but also of the told him and so far in those he's been saying this tournament we're deep into the. only one goal in the store so there's been lots of drama so far lots of goals were expecting but very to continue going forward. and have a look back at all the action from your on tuesday from group c. france and denmark through to the last sixteen pounds went unbeaten the seven points and chalked up to win and two draws pre-k. through their fans something to cheer about with a two nil win over australia both countries will be heading home that they are the highlights from lacking. france and long recorded the first goal as match of the twenty eighteen world cup france topped the group and one point was enough to see the danes three to the next round. or something came and caught up with the denmark keeper kasper schmeichel. probably the happiest man to be on the pitch that's obviously. son of one and only peter schmeichel actually asked him fo

winner for france in the eighty s. minute and two one was the final school. so let's get more on this match now with me in the studio is any of how shoots from a d w sports watching all of the games for us and many what did you make of fronts his performance first off well quite frankly i would say underwhelming france's game plan typically is to rely on their solid defending and then send their incredibly fast often some quick counter attacks but that doesn't really work so well against teams like australia who are not known for their possession game so they actually had a quite difficult time creating chances from open play and we also saw the premiere of the video referee tell us more about that how that went down at the very first time it was used was in portugal and spain on friday night and on saturday it was used between france and australia and i have to say between france and australia it actually just really worked i mean there was a lot of criticism beforehand a lot of worrying side of fifa but without video system technology and without goal line technology france wou

, traditionally a french word, a french preparation originally and in france it is butter and flour and in new orleans better would burn before getting to the dark color we like it to be. once you have that, the dark thing that goes into everything is celery, bell pepper and onions. that is actually what i like to refer to, that traditional french was onions, celery and carrots. when the first french people got here, undoubtedly they brought with them their seed. a lot of their ingredients intending to carry on the way they were in france and we are painfully aware being 7 feet under sealevel no matter where you are, how in the world are you going to grow a carrot? you can't grow a carrot in a place where you can't even dig a decent grave because the water table is too high. that is how i believe the carrot came out and the cover went in to what is really the creole, the crux of the flavor, the most important phase of everything is the dark creole rule with celery, bell pepper and onions added. creole food is typified by tomato. cajun food tend to be brown. creole food is often red, often toma

>> this is "france 24." e the lithesare the interest per attempt was the supreme chris has a cannot rule on an appeal against northern ireland's strict abortion laws due to a technicality, but that it would have ruled against them if it could. i will speak to our .orrespondent in belfast spain's new socialist government makes history with almost twice as many women as men in the cabinet. madridom our correspondent on the way. emmanuel macron and justin trudeau sit-down ahead of the g7 summits this weekend. the leaders are trying to figure out just how to t donakond trump. , record earnings for europe's top football club. more than 25 billion euros a year. more on that in business. fighting to get a copyright on its own name in france. it has been owned by an american company for decades. but on that coming up, fiour top story live from paris. the u.k.'s supreme court has decided not to rule on the legality of abortion laws in northern ireland. some of the strictest in the world, preventing abortions even in cases of rape and incensed. but the judges said they believe northern irelan

guard it comes amid a growing diplomatic route between italy and france over the new telling government's refusal to allow foreign rescue boat to dock france's president has called that cynical and irresponsible jenna how has this report. disembarking in italy one hundred thirty two migrants and refugees rescued in the mediterranean by the italian coast guard on the crossing from the libyan coast among their number more than two hundred miners and two dead bodies. heading instead to spain hundreds more on the ngo rescue ship aquarius the italian government believes it's borne the brunt of this crisis alone. for long enough and international rescue vessels like aquarius now banned from italy are it says an invitation to people smugglers and this is what it amounts to in practice file pictures of the u.s.s. trent on a navy vessel currently on patrol in the med with forty ship wreck survivors on board and twelve dead bodies it's unable to transfer them to a german rescue vessel because italy won't give them safe harbor real time consequences real lives at stake. facing criticism

progress to the last 16 is out of their hands after they let in three goals against croatia. france are through to the last 16 thanks to a kylian mbappe goal which knocked peru out with a game remaining. and nine—time champion, roger federer, saved two match points as he moved through to the halle open quarter—finals beating benoit paire in three sets. hello, and welcome to the programmme. we start at the fifa world cup in russia. on day 8, croatia sent the two—time champions, argentina, crashing to a 3—0 defeat in group d that means qualificiation for lionel messi, and his side is out of their hands while croatia are into the knockout stages. elsewhere in group c, france qualified with a game to spare, beating peru 1—0, and denmark drew 1—1 with australia. olly foster wraps up the action from moscow. there is a sense of shock across the world cup. it is notjust the 3—0 defeat of argentina, but the opening draw against iceland was not a blip either. they unravelled against croatia. qualification for the last 16 is now amazingly out of their hands. one team reached the knoc

after the end of her sentence she was due to be deported home to france but prosecutors demanded a retrial saying that she violated the country's anti-terrorism law by following her husband to iraq they say that he went there to join eisel now out of the almost a two thousand people from france that went to fight with the terror group it is believed many were radicalized while serving time in french prisons with the authorities now raising the alarm over the problem let's take a look five hundred convicted terrorists are currently imprisoned in france while it is thought around twelve hundred other prisoners have been radicalized with forty due for release over the next two years now the country's leading counterterrorism prosecutor says that poses a major threat to the public. these good measures a major brisk of seeing people who not atoll repentant at the end of the sentence leave prison and yet be even more radical over that time behind. with many questioning the initiative challah dubinsky paid a visit to europe's largest jail. not only is there concern over the threats that t

cup a late goal from pope pope boss secures an unexpectedly slim victory for favorites france over unfortunate australia will get more of that from t.v. of useful say. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with german chancellor angela merkel is standing firm today as the dispute over migration with one of the top ministers threatens to bring down her coalition government machall has reiterated her intention to seek a common european solution to illegal immigration escalating a standoff with interior minister haass the whole film he wants germany to unilaterally toughen. border controls and is threatening to push through his plans on monday to hold the heads of the bavarian sister party of michael's conservative christian democrats the block could split if no agreement between the two is found . more on this let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crank linda this is one of merkel's key ministers haul see her for the interior minister threatening to go it alone on an absolutely major issue on migration help us understand first of all how

government and save her job also coming up. at the soccer world cup in russia france are through to the quarter final after beating argentina for three in a rollercoaster match it's the end of the road for argentina and their superstar lee and all that see who are out of the tournament. omarion and unseen it's good to have you with us. it's been a make or break week for german chancellor angela merkel and now she appears to have delivered a deal that could salvage her fractured coalition merkel has secured agreements with a further fourteen you countries for the rapid return of asylum seekers she's also called for a migrant processing centers at germany's borders as detailed in a letter sent to coalition leaders merkel had faced a sunday deadline from a rebel faction her government to overhaul the e.u.'s migration approach she told reporters in brussels the deal could be enough to end the standoff. with the state premier of bavaria marcus it or appraise the e.u. agreement saying that it was more than his conservative party expected but he cautioned that some of the measures were vague a

country's actions as being cynical and irresponsible italy is furious at that criticism by france and is demanding an apology. the french ambassador has been summoned by a foreign minister who on behalf of the italian people will ask for an explanation for the insults directed not only against the government but also against a nation which is among the first in the world in terms of generosity solidarity and hospitality if the french have the humility to apologize the story will be closed and we will work in the interests of everyone this president has said took told the cabinet meeting that under maritime law it's dictated that in cases of distress those with the closest coastline have a responsibility to respond and in his view that was sicily but it has since emerged that leaders on the french island of corsica actually offered the vessel to dock there before they were criticized harshly by the central government in paris so some including italy suggesting that there's some double standards when it comes to migrants and france they've also now asked france to take on nine thous

football and of course six goal maybe against france we have one meal up we can go to the final but these the wall clap didn't change your life. no i'm always saying you know i think home education is more important what you family give what your mother and father give you in the childhood that for all you know my life my life cannot be changed to go on car to be the one apartment to my friends i'm rich with the friends friends in london madrid mosco friends in seville all round around play and you know you need your food and now i'm enjoying. my privilege now and i'm you know administration and i'm president of a faith finally with two games into the tournament. for doing fantastically well they see that is. the aim you can go to the fancy and i sending the. if not croatia which things have impressed you so far that's saying ok you know and somebody ask you of course you play it you have received what he was called to be today you know we have zero tolerance on the bad things and i would like to always respond my friends but we would rather be in full day so in the stock market the

other during a ceasefire for eid. france says it will take some of the migrants who were turned away from italy, once their ship arrives in spain. the treasures of antarctica — we dive beneath the ice to meet unique creatures with answers to human problems. hello and welcome to bbc world news. iceland — the smallest nation ever to qualify for the tournament — have pulled off a major surprise. they held mighty argentina to a draw with lionel messi failing to score a penalty. a world cup landmark also in the game between france and australia, where the referee used the video review system to change a decision for the first time. the last saturday match is underway in kaliningrad as croatia take on nigeria. let's cross to olly foster in moscow for the latest. olly. many thanks indeed. the busiest day of this tournament so far. the matches coming thick and fast. we have three or four date for the next couple of weeks as it gets through the group stages. some incredible games today. drama everywhere you look. we saw france beat australia 2-1 with look. we saw france beat austra

a match between france and argentina the amazing quality of talent in the french side against the low might of the n.l. messi both have something to prove off the stumbling through the group face france one of the chinaman favorites haven't exactly shown in the group stages despite the wealth of talent in the squad they labored to to narrow wins and their last game against denmark was one of the worst matches of the tournament the only game without a goal of this year's world cup. and little monkey in the new tournament starts now . i think we have to depend on collective strength on a defensive solidity and we know our attacking potential we have a lot of talent. against them the football mad argentinians and their team. the french will need all their talents and attacking potential. and of course they'll need to stop him. and have a mission to see messi is messi you just have to look at history to sticks his scored sixty five goals in one hundred twenty seven games that says it all obviously when you play argentina and there is messi there are several solutions at least to make

france, and a lot of other chefs, and a culinary tradition that grew up to change the world of gastronomy. it's about a family tree, about the trunk from which many branches grew. and it's about food, lots of food. great food, some of the greatest food on earth. ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: what is it exactly about this place? over the past century, the system here, the tradition, whatever it is that took hold here, churned out a tremendous number of the world's most important chefs -- point, chapel, troisgros, bocuse. and as importantly, influenced nearly all the rest of them. why lyon? why is this such a gastronomic capital though. i mean, why bocuse here, why troisgros here, why all of these great chefs? >> daniel: because lyon is -- it's really positioned between the north and the south. you

france game axis to denmark they had a joy against australia at least they're not going for points and they're a straight ahead we have to go so it's all about you actually a really good action from him chipset over the goalkeeper and papa becomes a youngest frenchman ever to score in the world cup how do you let it go it would have been a ali what your goal so doing was making his one hundredth appearance you probably would have enjoyed that to celebrate yeah i think they're going to have words over dinner tonight don't ever do that young man that was my goal but. you know the image you always look for when something like that happens it's what all the but you it was reaction to it you see celebrating with papa and i can guarantee you that he did so he's a good team player and i defended a this gold has sent france through to the next round of off the world cup so do you think he really has no no no that's all i know and i think we will see and by painting a lot of that in the future he's one of those go hunger strike to see he'll win all of them that's a good sign isn't it for you is

thousand and fifteen with this horrific attack and it's not only the provocative lyrics about france's secular tradition in medina's career he. even has an album called all of the rapper himself says he's against violence and the. struggle nevertheless thousands have now signed a petition calling for his gigs. to be cancelled and some politicians have joined in on the protests. no french person can accept that this guy's going to spew his filth at the very sight of the bad a clown massacred we have had enough of complacency and worse of this incitement to islamist fundamentalism. the ruffin the dean of the particular an unacceptable provocation the families of the victims are not being respected. the hosting of the rapper made dean of the pastor klein is a number but insults the memory of the victims of the thirteenth of november twenty fifth there are symbols that cannot be desecrated i ask emmanuel mccrone to ban this concert lawyers representing some of the relatives of those who were killed and injured in the massacre and now calling for the close it to be canceled. week the worst