during the most recent state legislative session, maine enacted the main uniform probate code, or upc, to recall and revise the state probate code. while the maine upc maintains the same requirement for public guardianship, a number of mandates relative to private guardianship of adults in the upc are scheduled to go into effect july 1, 2019. the maine upc establishes for the first time in the state the private guardians to report annually on the condition of the adult and account for money and that the property in the guardians the session are subject the guardians control. additionally, the maine upc effectuate a requirement for the courts to establish a system for monitoring and reviewing each report at least annually. the court will use the guardians report to determine if additional actions or modifications including termination are appropriate. the maine upc also highlights the importance of exploring all options to limit or preclude the need for guardianship at the outset, including the use of technological assistance at employing supported decision-making. similarly, the upc l

the main -- the maine guardianship required to report annually on the condition of the adult and account for money or other property in the guard's possession or subject to the control. additionally, they have a requirement for the court to establish a system for monitoring and reviewing each report at least annually. the court will then use the guardian report to determine if additional actions or modifications including termination are appropriate. they also highlight the importance of exploring all options to limit or preclude the need for guardianship at the outset including the use of technological assistance. similarly, the language underscores the viewpoint that economy should be preserved as much as possible and and it -- an adult who had a guardian or conservator will still have a seat at the table when decisions are being made. the department anticipates that the statutory requirements will substantially improve data collection on guardianship. similarly required annual reporting of all guardians will allow the courts to more effectively provide oversight and bring concerns to

talk to us about what maine meant to him. >> maine meant so much to president bush. i firmly believe that he was determined to get to maine this summer after barbara bush had passed away a few months earlier. and i know that his doctors were not real keen on his traveling. but he had to get back to his beloved state of maine. i believe that he's been to every summer of his life in maine except when he was serving our country in world war ii. that is indicative of how much the state and its people meant to him. >> and senator, as i hear you talk, thinking about the fact that you, now, are a rare breed. you are a new england republican, moderate republican. you're george h.w. bush republican. i am here in houston. he served here in houston. lived here in houston. his heart and dna was new england moderate. what is it like marking his passing and perhaps the passing of that part of the party with the exception of you? >> well, there are more of us left than may seem. i think charlie baker, the governor of massachusetts. but there's no doubt that president bush was a rea

i got in a plane and flew up to maine. remember sitting on the plane wondering what to say or ask of him. i didn't know president bush or barbara. i remember the end of the day i wasn't going to ask for anything other than simply his advice to say mr. president you're an elder statesman who spent decades in public service. what advice would you give to someone running their very first campaign for public office? what advice or what path should i endeavor to follow? well, i assume the meeting would be a 10, 20 minute meeting, a per functry meeting and am pleased he took. when i sat down, i was amazed he knew everything about the race, all the potential players who might be running for that position and he knew a great deal about my background which had me utterly flabbergasts and didn't know each other but was obvious he had prepared before the meeting and put in that time. after about 20 minutes, he asked me, he said ted's when is your flight back? and i said well, it's in a couple hours, i'm flying out of boston. he said

lies on a hillside so the way up to the main temple leads ever upwards. it's like the stages and steps on the path to enlightenment first you pass through the three gates then cross the two plateaus with their squares and then mount even higher and finally reach the main temple. beyond lie the two long buildings that housed the korean trippy tucker buddhist scriptures that are the real treasure of this world heritage site. the stone could go to under stone lantern and the monastery to most ancient works of art. the main temple the whole of great stillness and brilliance. just. to. fifteen. feet. as you. watch. viral karna is the name of the great buddha justice and truth. the buddhist teaching has almost unlimited wisdom is preserved in these too long and too small buildings under the shelter of these roofs lies what is certainly one of humanity's greatest treasures the korean tribute taka. for asia this is a treasure as important as the library of alexandria long burnt to the ground or the pyramids of egypt or the few other genuine wonders of the world.

the main road to the airport is now named after him. the siege of sarajevo lasted one thousand four hundred twenty five days. eleven thousand five hundred forty one citizens were killed and many more injured. the siege was lifted on the twenty ninth of february nine hundred ninety six following the signing of the dayton peace agreement that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name and remains a landmark in a rejuvenated city a symbol of the endure and some fortitude of the people of sarajevo. remembering their iconic war hometown. holiday in sarajevo. it was the ultimate was a now tell in south side blown away by shot and shell a pattern for the lodging base from hell and yet away from where the mortars fell it did not just survive but cost it spell it was all refuge and it's a as well. to those who ran away that seemed a quest more like ground zero than a place of rest. by normal standards it was quite the worst but it to us was and for good seeing the best we the believers

the main road to the airport is now named after him. the siege of sarajevo lasted one thousand four hundred twenty five days. eleven thousand five hundred forty one citizens were killed and many more injured. the siege was lifted on the twenty ninth of february nine hundred ninety six following the signing of the dayton peace agreement that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name and remains a landmark in a rejuvenated city a symbol of the endure and some fortitude of the people of sarajevo. remembering their iconic war whole town. holiday in sarajevo. it was the ultimate was and i would tell it south side blown away by shot and shell a pattern for the lodging place from hell and yet away from where the mortars fell it did not just survive but cost it spell it was all refuge and exist as well. to those who ran away that seemed a cursed more like ground zero than a place of rest. by normal standards it was quite the worst but it to us was and folk it seemed the best we the be

italy has become the main entry point for migrants crossing the mediterranean to europe. caroline rigby reports. at times it seemed more like a carnival than a protest. thousands marched through rome to the soundtrack of bob marley, drawing on the scene's lyrics to make their point. they called for unity and an end to racism. translation: we cannot accept indifference. we remind the government that giving dignity and rights to the invisible people means building italy's future. italy has seen a building italy's future. italy has seen a surge building italy's future. italy has seen a surge in racist attacks since the far rightly, an antiestablishment five star movement took office in april. sergio mattarella's league party has increased in popularity. some argue his tough stand on immigration has also fuelled anti—migrant hostility. translation: these latest policy changes in italy generate more discrimination, distress, and difficulties. while we believe we can come exist with all those who wa nt can come exist with all those who want a better life, a better world, what

falls right in line with your main street investor priorities. so i hope you will make it such at the end of the day and hope the next time you come before the committee we will have rules promulgated. let me ask you one of the question. i would your statement issued on friday regarding the sec difficulty assessing information about chinese companies that are listed on u.s. exchanges. there are 224 companies listed on u.s. exchanges with a combined market capitalization of 1.8 trillion that are located in countries primarily china that make it difficult for u.s. regulators to review the financial reporting. this presents a major risk to use investors who may assume the financial reporting of these companies is in line with u.s. requirements. moreover, it's fundamentally unfair for chinese companies to take advantage of the strength and liquidity of u.s. capital markets but don't have to play by the rules. the u.s.-china economic and security review commission recommended congress consider legislation providing authority to ban and delist compass

this was the assault on the main japanese position. the involvement operation consisting of a strange vision. securing an airfield with the seventh division to be following on an aircraft. this proved to be the largest in australian military history. over more than five divisions. it was a result of an outstanding organization -- orchestration of the land and sea of two countries. there was a number of flaws in macarthur system. one of the biggest was that senior leadership and regular battlefront rotation at the divisional level and below had to relearn the fundamentals of cooperation with their allies. saw the coalition reach its apex in 1943. s champlin pointed out, the injection of u.s. combat power -- as chamberlain pointed out, they made a change in the balance of forces. australian ground forces would be absent or operations in 1944. the australian air force would be sidelined. it was only the australian navy who shipped. personnel was a pivotal part of the fleet. in 1945, the australian army would fight a series of magnificent

creating chaos seemed to be an main point. —— confuse people. what is interesting from the data is operations that tried to put people on the streets and get this online activity to translate to flying events. in texas for instance, patrol farm organised to events on the same day and both sides of the streets trying to rally to different groups that had very competing and incompatible views and trying to encourage violence in the streets of america. and all kinds of american voters, as i understand, not only in the united states, of course. exactly. the other interesting part of this dataset shows that many other countries that were targeted. these were operations that first targeted domestic russian audiences, that then targeted eastern european audiences, but you also find activity targeting canada, france, the uk, targeting sweden. it is very wide in scope and a lot of this activity is still on analysed and it deserves to be looked at. the big question, do you think it made any big difference? that the poor little gods were just with donald t

port data and the country's main airport as well they've taken the future and what should be done to solve the issues surrounding very specifically the city of ties off the table as those talks draw to a close it's not the end of the talks is the end of the opening session of those discussions mr griffiths this time last week when he was flanked by the swedish foreign minister margaret wall street of course he opened up the talks and set the bar quite high because he announced that there would be a prisoner swap affecting thousands of people on both sides of this four year long war as soon as mr griffiths appears there in that auditorium and starts giving us his take on where he thinks these talks of got so far what they've achieved and what they have yet to achieve we will go back in fact that. mr griffiths there with the swedish foreign minister and antonio tatars who was if you've been watching our inside story program he was in america this time yesterday at that migration conference taking place that my colleague. was covering will stay with these pictures because obviously the

the main reason and probably knowing people in. their own villages who did two shows is only that they were able to go through what you did on the program of that. and you've been speaking with voters at the polling stations what to they want from the next president. most of them one someone who will bring change to social navel they want to have a better life access to two studies as good as life and to have a job most of them were standing outside of the polling station that they are very tired of this kind of life they want someone we change and also like with this also shows of their life you can judge and also your entire country does the opposition stand a chance against can be as proud to say i turn a we don't know exactly they have a chance i think the wise would be maybe to wait for the oficial result we should be given critical condition iran to fix them down or a but for the moment wait and see word how the election we go and what should be to be done and when can we expect those results the results the oficial results a

we spoke to journalist jones who says the pressure on the financial markets of the main reasons behind the italian government. bond yields is that was. the icing on the wall they were consistently high and that was . increasing it is all the costs and that was putting pressure on the banks and and it was creating. businesses and that's critically important. the league which is small businesses in the north which is one of the electoral heartland i think that was the main reason financial market. president has announced plans to deploy troops to northern syria to fight what he calls terrorist groups. but we will start an operation to free the east of the euphrates from the separatist terrorist organization in the coming days or so our target is not american soldiers if the problem members of the terrorist organization in this region rancorous plans apparently don't sit too well with turkey's nato ally the u.s. the pentagon has issued a statement warning about unilateral military action in the area is of grave concern and i doubt that u.s. personnel may be present in the region and any s

but the main opposition has called the election ‘farcical‘ and is demanding a fresh poll. time is running out for russia to hand over important anti—doping samples — a failure to meet the deadline could see new sanctions imposed. long delays, broken voting machines and bad weather dampen the democratic republic of congo's historical elections — but will it lead to the country's first peaceful transfer of power? ringing in the new year — how maintenance work on london's big ben means the famous bell will be ringing out a little differently to mark the start of 2019. hello and welcome to bbc news. in bangladesh the party of prime minister sheikh hasina has been declared the winner of the country's general election. but the main opposition parties have condemned the result and demanded a new vote, amid accusations of vote rigging. at least 18 people have been killed in violent clashes. our correspondent yogita laymaye is in the capital, dhaka. her report does contain some flashing images. clashes outside a polling centre in dhaka. they spot a reporter and try to stop

to the north the open front of the main temple. beyond the main temple lies the ceremonial hole the interior walls contain thirteen knishes it's assumed that an oracle was consulted here to ask the council of the gods the voice of anyone speaking into one of the knishes is magnified and can be heard throughout the whole. the religious center of much you picchu is the mound where the people bowed to the sun known as into what diana. its main feature is a sacred stone which resembles a sundial the inca would indeed why tana means the place where the sun is fatter. astronomers priests and teachers use the sum dial to calculate the course of the sun throughout the year the months and the time of day although we don't know what astronomical methods were used. van the end of matthew picchu remains a mystery with the fall of the into empire the decline of the city was probably inevitable after that it didn't take long for the jungle to reclaim the houses temples and rules and then the inca city of much of picchu slept for three hundred ye

a pg&e contractor was installing a new pipe band the busted water main is right here. to blame for this? >> i don't want to speculate what the cause of the break is at this time. >> there is no estimate for the time of repair but you should check before you go home today or avoid the area if possible. traffic will likely be a huge headache tonight in union city. >>> an investigation is underway into mountain view after police found a man's body this morning outside of a mcdonald's. this is near el camino real. police say there is no threat to the public. two separate crashes and suspected drunk drivers are being investigated in campell. a driver lost control and slammed into a tree. yocan seis scattered everywhere. police believe speed was a factor. the driver was taken to the hospital but no word on his condition. it was a similar situation in south josi with a call for a downed tree but when crews arrived they saw the car had knocked down the tree and the man was still inside. that man went to the hospital and police are investigating. >>> ice has released new statis

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it's easy to be is it those who will be waiting for the next guy whose main plaza. now we're going to be listening to the president that's the change i voted for and why i am here it's the first time in my forty six years that i've come to this type of event. is that indigenous leaders came to it after a ritual cleansing he gave the crowd what sounded more like a wish list to list speech this is fun for me so this is my promise for starters first class health system for free like in canada the scandinavian countries but many analysts say that for all the promises his plans remain threadbare and the sums just don't add up how do you put together on the line hand that of all the measures are going to cost a lot of money we are not going to raise taxes that's. like that but the government has announced and he says that everybody is going to everything is going to be paid off by corruption but corruption of cutting corruption it's not only a matter of political will it's a matter of constructing effective institutions and so far in the measures that he has announced the

i think that was the main reason financial markets at their shop. so with christmas nearly upon us the festive spirit is in full swing but in sweden one department stores hold that offering received a rather frosty reception. who is celebrating the winter. meeting to read about winter evenings are you waiting to open winter presents on to the winter tree. thanks. to our program returns of a top of the hour with money more of your friday stores thanks for joining us. good luck. does a safe. trip there on the cheap bus and then to all the countries. lets ideas the right to go to his country he said to me give them everything they do to pass. this country because this is what we don't understand how we are poor in such a country. but i never said to the ones at the same time. the soon to run up similar similes john a good one. of those who feel. the minarets of on board not their god can we believe with the phone without the computer without the plane. to come back to the three story you have to see. at least a. few move. move move you join me every so

we went to a little restaurant where we had some maine lobster. i ended up spending four 1/2 hours with them. when i was getting ready to leave, i was walking to the door and thanking him for spending so much time with me. he reached into his pocket and putted out a check for $1,000 for my campaign. you could have knocked me over with a stick. i am not someone known for being at a loss for words and i simply stared at him and stammered. i think -- stammered, i think i barely got out the words thank you. but i was so astonished and the check simply said from george and barbara bush. i got in the rental car and began driving back to the airport and i called heidi. i said, heidi, i just had the most magical, unbelievable day. now, mr. president, he didn't have to do any of that. ep didn't have to give me the time -- he didn't have to give me the time of day, but he poured his heart into the people around him, into his family, into his public service, and into his nation. that was just one small illustration of the graciousness, the generosity, the hu

still have this wer main break hanging around. justin finch is live on the scene to show us what things are looking like. >> reporter: hey there, melissa. we're on the webb side of annapolis road watching traffic go by. you can see that slowdown opoi, th lane of traffic getting by. the splash of tt water underneath those wheels as cars are going by. we c take you to video from earlier, showing that water shing up as a result of that water main break overnight. this is happening closer to enterprise road, a major that are -- thoroughfare for lots of as we're looking right now, crews are here on the scene preparing to get toorkn the issue here. as you might imagine, this is going to take some time. they need daylight to really underground and get a sense of where this problem is and how best to attack it. expect to s this for most of your morning ride. eun, intoou. >> justin finch live in bowie. thank you. >>> it's 6:02. one finaltoday, good-bye to the nation's 41st president, george h.w. bush. a private funeral is being held this m

on the main points i think that the russia and turkey and now are indeed allies in the breeding beast or syria because. if you just forget the lies from the western press or russia never want that just mystery to stay in power whatever happens russia's position is that syrians themselves should elect they were government if syrians want it's not the business of the united states it's not the business all over the european union to tell them who are their new president should be so in that sense of the position of mr charles shrugged when the position of the russian foreign minister.

we're followin this is a major water main break in union city. this was happening at the intersection of union city boulevard and whipple road. see a lot of water down below. we do know this, several crews are on site. from pg&e. our own nbc bay area crews are also there. this is in union on the intersection of union city boulevard and whipple. we're trying to get more information and answers for you with regards to what happened with the water main break and the traffic impact and the surrounding streets. >>> unsuccessful high-speed suspects thought they could ram they way into the apple store with a u-haul. this was at the apple store in berkeley early this morning. officers found the abandoned truck with engine still running and shattered glass where the front door used to be. police say metal security gates stopped the truck b and prevented the thieves from stealing the apple gear. >> happened at 3:23 in the morning and not people out. >> what a drag. yeah. that's kind of hard to drive a car into a glass door. so that's a shame. >> thieves ha

deep division of the main issues in these talks but at least they are still talking. and the talks are under way as we speak at the u.n. i was hoping to have all the parties debate three main issues is reopening the international airport. and also handing over the management of the port of her day to the united nations this is an area under the control of the her fees and then the political framework which is the transitional phase in yemen if all the parties agree on a executive body that will run the country until elections are held now the divisions continue and all the parties have seen them yesterday's war of words each party accusing the other trying to sabotage the talks and this is a critical moment for the united nations they want to maintain the momentum that started on their way and as talks continue here expectations are really high inside i spoke a while ago with journalist hakim a smiley about the general sentiment and the concerns of the people of yemen if the talks collapse and this is what you have to say. right now people in the eye we think it's the

bush 41 spent the summer at his home in maine, which he loved so much, he talked about how happy was to be there but returned in october to texas, where his spokesman said the president was looking forward to some "proper tex-mex," the day after his stomach the funeral of his wife, barbara bush, he checked into a hospital with and infection. he went home a couple of days later. he had a former parkinson's disease. doctors treated him for pneumonia and other infections in recent years. george herbert walker bush was born on june 12th, 1924. in milton, massachusetts, south of boston. he was a decorated u.s. pilot who flew torpedo bombers, and survived being shot down during world war ii. he met barbara pierce at a christmas dance when they were just teenagers. they got married in 1945 when he was home on leave from the war. he later graduated from yale university and then with bar but they moved to texas to work in the oil business and that is where he got into politics. he became a congressman and ran for congress in 1980. he lost the republican nomination to ronald reagan but became

falls right in line with your main street investor priorities. i hope you'll make it such at the end of the day and the next time you come before the committee, let me ask you one other question and i read your statement and assessing information about chinese companies that are listed on u.s. exchanges. 224 companies listed on u.s. exchanges with a combined market capitalization and trillions that are located in companies located to china and u.s. regulators and review the financial reporting. this pro venting a major -- prevent as major risk to investors assuming the companies are in line with u.s. requirements. more over it's unfair for chinese companies to take advantage of the strength and la quitty of capital -- liquidity of capital markets and congress considered legislation providing authority to bend and delist companies that have refused the sign. reciprocity agreements with the oversight accounting board. despite that, it appears unlikely that bejing will cooperate. with such authority, strengthing your hand in negotiations with the ch

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an annual christmas mass that takes place in the main hall each year. the orchestra and choir, amateurs and professionals, celebrating this special time. and, not a monster in sight. tim allman, bbc news. well, you have a great christmas, whenever it arrives. thank you for watching bbc news. good morning. as we head properly into christmas week, there may be no snow in the christmas week forecast, but at least there's no real severe weather to trouble us. winds will be light, most places will be dry. could be some festive frost by night. but the big worry, i suppose, for those travelling, especially england and wales later on, could be some lingering dense fog patches. we'll have some fog tonight under a blossoming area of high pressure, across the uk and into the morning. there is a weather front towards the south—west continuing to bring outbreaks of rain on christmas eve. notice on our temperature profile the green colours here — a mild start, with temperatures 10—12. further north and east, a chilly one, widespread frost. temperatures lowest i

the 14-inch water main broke thursday. under union city boulevard, causing a significant amount of flooding in the area, as you can see. some residents were without water initially but the biggest issue has been road closures. city officials say a pg&e contracting crew hit the 14-inch water main, leading to that break. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, a major milestone from the camp fire zone in butte county. the announcement from officials more than a month after the deadly wildfire broke out. >>> also ahead, people in an east bay community fleeing their homes. the important safety measures being taken to prepare for potential tragedy. ta major miln butte county today... as all evacuation orders from the camp fire... are now lifted. the >>> a major milestone in butte county today, all evacuation orders from the camp fire are now lifted. this news comes more than a month after the deadliest wildfire in california history broke out. 86 people were killed and more than 14,000 homes destroyed. the final few evacu

the main one of the main trade partner trade to know what is growing in spite of all efforts of ukrainian government i'm talking about last year and this year. it's not strange it's not strange because we have just natural relations with nature sentai is. demonstrating its efficiency but still. until. we have those who hate russia who do not understand. their own interests when they see this abnormal situation will still be there independently of who is holding the position of power in kremlin now exchange of. change your prison as we. did mr meat which you couldn't representing poroshenko is doing this is dealing with this i recently he came to moscow and he talked about the need to let the ukrainian peel w's free those whom we arrested detained in the black sea which also touched upon this but as i mentioned already. it will be possible to solve these issues after the criminal cases or are not a lot of support. supported accessible thank you but for our kids. but it wasn't a good afternoon dear colleagues mr president good afternoon margaret about. society community traditions. publicat

what is the main street finance task force? guest: a great partner when i was in washington has joined the bipartisan task force. and she and i and several others intoir and investigation whether we should have financial services reform to benefit the main street small business owners. and the answer is yes. desperately. lot of work being done on financial services reform right now, but it's not the right kind of work. is, we get a lot of things to do with consumer protections. all of those consumer turns out, they don't apply to small business borrowers. small business borrowers are not afforded the protections of a disclosure of how much they are going to pay on a loan. facts and duration of the loans, all of the prepayment penalties, that are now afforded to the consumer. so, why is that? host: were small business is specifically excluded, or that just overlooked? guest: i think there was an argument that they were business savvy, and why do you need to disclose to them. they're smart enough to know. so they did a survey, th

left lane is getting by tha water main break. a vehicle off of the roadway there. 270, still slow as you're headed into german town. eaier crash out of the way but those delays are hanging around. 95.ingfield, northbound travel times okay on 66. 95 a little slow quantico to the be beltway and outer loop 95 at 270 a little bit slow. reason to >>> welcome back. if you're shopping for a new credit card this holiday season, your bank may have a gift for you. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is revealing the card with the biggest bang for your buck. >> if you must use a credit card for holiday shopping, then let's find one that's going to give you good rewards. credit cards.com says this year u.s. banks produced no annual fee reward cards. american express cash magnet. 1.5% cash back on every purchase. two miles per dollar on grocery stores and eligible airline purchases. bank of america cash rewards cards 3% cash back on gas, a nus, $200 if you spend $500 in the first three months and capital one savor offers cash back on dining and

has been considered one of the main pillars of the solution is now i think riyadh will try to bring to bring that solution again and saying look we want peace process to move on we need a peaceful negotiation we need the world to be and i think that is a message to washington this is serious i think that is to reduce the level of pressure on them and how much of the case so that it's a playing on different cards on the same table anything actionable ever come out of the j.c. say or is it is it more talking is it more the formality of it as is the thirty nine thirty nine summit before there was no serious thing happened i think you know other repetition speeches speaking about hopes but the reality is on the ground there is this this organization is not functioning properly and that is the believe within the g.c.c. the citizen and the g.c.c. leaderships under the harry thank you so much for your expertise in times like this appreciate it. police in egypt say they have killed two gunmen suspected of attacking a bus carrying christians and many. of the government says it has killed ninete

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he is the main stay of entertainment in the main stay of entertainment in the uk and done seven pantos. he was booked to do more shows next year. he competed on masterchef and was running up in 2016. so a very familiarface to running up in 2016. so a very familiar face to many. running up in 2016. so a very familiarface to many. this running up in 2016. so a very familiar face to many. this will be shocking news, especially to the families entertained by him over the last week. we are told the pantomime is going ahead with his understudy taking on the role. and darren day has gone to birmingham and he is rehearsing for the role and will ta ke rehearsing for the role and will take it over by the end of the week. but we believe jimmy take it over by the end of the week. but we believejimmy osmond is recovering from this stroke. thank you. the headlines on bbc news: the home secretary chairs a meeting with the border force and other agencies, as he attempts to deal with the rising number of migrants trying to cross the channel. another group of migrants — twelve people including a child

but the main opposition has called the election farcical and is demanding a fresh poll. questions have been raised over the ability of a shipping company with no ships to run extra ferries in the event of a no—deal brexit. the uk government insists it was carefully vetted. time is running out for russia to hand over important anti—doping samples. a failure to meet the deadline could see new sanctions imposed. written out of history. why many black argentinians feel they are living in a country that doesn't recognise their cultural identity. in bangladesh, the party of prime minister sheikh hasina has been declared the winner of the country's general election. but the main opposition parties have condemned the result and demanded a new vote, amid accusations of vote rigging. at least 18 people have been killed in violent clashes. our correspondent yogita laymaye is in the capital, dhaka. her report does contain some flashing images. clashes outside a polling centre in dhaka. they spot a reporter and try to stop him from filming. it was just one of the many violent inc

and that yemen's who sees rebels say the main port city of data should be declared a neutral zone. speaking on the sidelines of talks in sweden aimed at ending the four year war the iran backed rebels also suggested that the united nations could play a role in the running of sun port. out of there are reports now from rimbaud north of the swedish capital stock. it's a stumbling block just of the time when hope so for old world growing. yemen's rival factions are entrenched warning if their demands are not met the talks will fail and as the negotiations continue the who things have controlled sun and the northern part of the country say they are willing to join a national unity government if president obama so hardy steps down so a lot of. the political solution from our point of view should be a new transitional period that has a time frame and must have consensual executive power including the presidency and the government and must work on certain pillars like security and military operations in sharing food control over the yemeni state and solving unsolved problems. the proposal

main problem in one word is beaurocracy itself. that is the point where it is becoming everything. so that problem, what we have in this country. you know, when i was 18 it was in 1990, we decided something else at that time. we didn't want a system like this now. the government is clearly hoping that the people here on the streets over these days will go home for the christmas holidays and not come out again in the new year. nick thorpe, bbc news, budapest. south africans have been celebrating national reconciliation day, a public holiday to encourage healing across the racial divide. but after more than two decades of freedom, there's growing evidence that racism is still embedded in the country. and in rural areas, violent attacks have undermined the idea of a rainbow nation. africa editor fergal keane, who reported on the end of apartheid, has travelled into the heartland for this special report. racism defined this country. it governed every aspect of life. and here on the platteland, the great swathes of farmland in the heart of the nation, divisions were especially deep. but

but the main opposition parties have condemned the result and demanded a new vote, amid accusations of vote rigging. at least 18 people have been killed in violence clashes. our correspondent yogita limaye is in the capital, dhaka. her report does contain some flashing images. clashes outside a polling centre in dhaka. they spot a reporter and try to stop him from filming. it was just one of the many violent incidents in bangladesh on election day. others were more deadly. but, in large parts, polling did go off peacefully. bangladesh's prime minister, sheikh hasina, has already been in powerfor ten years. tonight, the election commission declared yet another victory for her. she has been credited with bringing development to the country and tackling islamist militancy. but her government has also been accused of cracking down on the opposition. two days before the polls, i asked her to respond. look, all the allegations they are making, but they couldn't prove it. on the one hand, they are placing allegations. on the other hand, they are attacking our party workers, leaders. the oppos