welcome to newsday, on the bbc. i'm rico hizon, in singapore. the headlines: has benjamin netanyahu done enough to win a fourth term as israel's prime minister? early election results suggest it's too close to call. benjamin netanyahu's main rival calls for unity. translation: benjamin netanyahu did not manage in his mission. we have proved the blue and white succeeded and is here to stay. tens of thousands are hospitalised in indonesia, as huge forest fires sweep the region creating a toxic haze. i can smell a distinct smell of smoke coming from the burning pit land and also from the forest fire. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: after the collapse of afghan peace talks, a top spokesman for the taliban tells the bbc it's still willing to negotiate. the role women scientists played in india's space programme has been largely ignored, now a new film is putting them centre stage. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. it's 8am in singapore, i in the mornng in london and 3am in israel

welcome to newsday, on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: has benjamin netanyahu done enough to win a fourth term as israel's prime minister? early election results suggest it's too close to call. tens of thousands are hospitalised in indonesia as huge forest fires sweep the region creating a toxic haze. ican i can smell a distinct smell of smoke coming from the burning pit land and also from the forest fire. i'm kasia madera, in london. also in the programme: after the collapse of afghan peace talks, a top spokesman for the taliban tells the bbc it's still willing to negotiate. we are open for negotiations so we hope the other side also rethinks the decision regarding negotiations. and a taste of success in singapore — restaurants and street stalls claim their share of prestigious michelin stars. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 7 am in singapore, midnight in london and 2 am in israel, where the general election has, it seems, failed to produce a clear winner. exit polls suggest both the

netanyahu fighting for his political survival exit polls show the election in israel too close to call with netanyahu unable to secure a majority against rival benny gantz both are urging patience as the vote count continues also on the show. european leaders issue a warning to britain's the risk of the u.k. leaving the e.u. without a deal is a very real and brussels will not pretend to negotiate. and germany is for us here dortmund draw with mighty barcelona as the champions league group stages kick off byron munich begin their quest. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the future of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hanging in the balance this morning partial results from the country's election show the race still close too close to call with a blue white party of centrist pentagons tied with netanyahu so far neither side has declared victory. speaking to his supporters in tel aviv opposition leader benny gantz stopped short of the tearing election when. but his address had the tone of a victory speech for his blue and white party. courting the initial resul

benjamin netanyahu. that means days of negotiations overform a governing coalition will begin. and this man, avigdor liberman, could be crucial in deciding who takes power. also on outside source — a historic court case in the british supreme court — that could determine what happens next over brexit the supreme court is going to decide whether borisjohnson‘s suspension of parliament was lawful or not. we'll bring you up to date. it's11pm in israel — polls closed one hour ago and they're showing deadlock between the two main parties. these two men benjamin netanyahu — the current prime minister, leader of the right—wing likud party — and the former military chief benny gantz who leads the centrist blue and white party — are vying to become prime minister. barbara plett usher, monitoring the polls, showing inconclusive results in israel's parliamentary election. expert analysis, but barbara joins us expert analysis, but barbara joins us along with the guest in jerusalem, barbara what do you think of the numbers we are seeing? but is just go through that year, the exit pol

exit polls in israel suggest prime minister netanyahu say again failed to secure a majority in the unprecedented 2nd month election and yet another tight. leading hong kong activist appealed to congress in washington to pass a law to on monitoring the territories autonomy from china in return for continued economic privileges from the usa. and the curse of so-called liberal racism lands us democratic presidential candidate joe biden in baltimore to. african-americans on the left parenting skills. it's 11 o'clock am watching all to international line from a studio with mina welcome to the program. the exit polls are looking good for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu putting him behind key rival benny gantz ballots closed an hour ago in the unprecedented 2nd parliamentary election which is again a close run race or across live now to tell of the. middle east correspondent has been across this paula netanyahu hopes of a record 5th looks like it's fading all the polls correct. well only time will tell whether the polls are correct but certainly what we're hearing at this stage

capital. and human netanyahu fights for his political survival in israel's 2nd election this year. though that i'd just barge watching al-jazeera live from long to also coming up almost strike us an election rally by the afghan president ions in the heart of kabul killing at least 46 people. persons highest court begins hearings to decide whether boris johnson broke the law when he shopped alcohol of a to 5 weeks. and hong kong's leader admits that all the international p.r. firms they try to hide it's improve the city's image said no. voting has just wrapped up in israel 2nd election in 6 months israelis have been deciding whether to keep the country's longest serving prime minister binyamin netanyahu in office despite corruption allegations against him that yahoo and his new could party are facing a strong challenge from the ex military chief benny gantz and his centrist blue and white alliance the prime minister suffered one of the biggest defeats of his political career when he failed to form a coalition after the 1st date in a full. or we have correspondents at the headquarte

latest update shows the 2 main parties prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the code and the white blue and white of benny gantz all tied both have many options for a coalition and there is even talk about trying for a unity government. we begin our coverage in tel aviv herefore sent. the music benjamin netanyahu smiles but more than 5 hours after voting finished it was clear this was no victory even if he was far from ready to admit defeat. to. a government committed to the jewish state and neither will nor can there be a government that relies on. arab parties at the exit polls suggest he doesn't have the numbers to dictate. he may not be given 1st chance to form a government 5 months ago benjamin netanyahu waited several hours before making his speech waiting for the numbers to swing in his favor this time he's waited longer for the numbers appeared to this one in the other direction for 5 months ago he made a victory speech this time it was a speech of defiance it seems clear that his grip on power as we can see it's a beating time at the opposition blue and white headquarters the m

, can benjamin netanyahu hold onto power? one month inside afghanistan' o deadly cycviolence. tonight, a bbc special reportok los at the ongoing human cost of the conflict after 18 years of war. >> for many afghans this feels like a forever war. oen though this past month violence, there has been far more talk of peace, afghans wonder and worry whether the months to come will be exactly the same. ♪: laurlus, from the briefings, room to the ballroom, sean spicer shows off his on "dancing with the stars." laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." it is dÉjÀ vu in israel tonight, where the election is once again to close to call. benjamin netanyahu is fighting for political survival. exit polls have been released showg things neck and neck between netanyahu's likud party and blue and white led by benny gantz. jeremy bowen reports. jeremy: israeli tv exit polls showed no decisive victory for any side. the votes will be counted through the night, but he could take weeks of coalition horsetrading before the next government and prime minister

netanyahu trailing challenger benny gantz but neither will win and the chargers. hello i missed the attain this is al jazeera live from dar also coming up oil prices continue to fall despite saudi arabia saying production will return to normal by the end of september after saturday's attack. dozens of people were killed in 2 blasts in afghanistan including one that targeted the president's campaign rally. and how artificial rain is being used to clear the toxic haze blanketing large parts of southeast asia. a possible political setback for israel's prime minister netanyahu early exit polls from the country's election rerun have now put to the long time made his future in doubt he was hoping to secure a 5th term but his challenger general turned politician benny gantz may derail those plans he was forced to call the rerun when he failed to form a coalition government following april's voters he's been trying to appeal to write in votes has by promising to annex parts of the occupied west bank while accounts spoke just a short time ago he stopped short of claiming victory but was opti

delivered another stalemate and now political leaders are battling for the top job benjamin netanyahu calling for a coalition government with himself as prime minister centrist binny gonzo also wants that coalition but with himself at the helm we'll bring you the latest from jerusalem also coming up darkening your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is always an acceptable because of the racist history of black face canadian prime minister justin trudeau who says he never should have done it will the scandal over blackface pictures threaten his reelection chances and the arctic in danger and international missions set still to monitor the impact of global warming on the farms in north scientists will spend a year drifting through the polar ice. time bring off it's good to have you with us in israel the voters have spoken and that is now part of the problem tuesday's election produced no clear winner israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main political rival but the guns are now both vying to be the country's next leader centrist blue and white alliance sa

netanyahu. is benny gantz who is a challenging benjamin neta nyahu. let's is benny gantz who is a challenging benjamin netanyahu. let's hear what he has to say. translation: to my wonderful children who supported and accompanied me and saw me very little at home. they controlled me from afar. you are the most dear thing to me out of everything. thank you. i want to thank my partners, the leadership of blue and white alliance. i am the leadership of blue and white alliance. iam proud the leadership of blue and white alliance. i am proud to call you my friend. because it is not only a political pastor but friend. the most honest in israeli politics, i am proud to call you my partner and gabby, the leader, a man, a friend and partner who burnt the field. together with you, in all directions, i want to remind you that we were in tel aviv lately, i am not sure where you are now but i thank you from the bottom of my heart and i want to thank the members of parliament, raise your hand so i can see you. you all worked and acted in areas and communities throughout the country and you have

gantz has 32 seats while prime minister benjamin netanyahu was in a could party is just behind with 31 how to force that reports from western. benjamin netanyahu might be down but he's not out not yet before a meeting with senior members of his likud party he said he'd agreed to form a bloc of right wing and ultra orthodox religious parties along with likud as a basis for a new government under his leadership look there are one or 2 options either a government headed by me or a dangerous government that's leaning on the arab parties at this moment more than any other and in the face of the security and political challenges that are on ahead it's forbidden that a government will be formed that is leaning on the and he zionist arab parties the block in question would give him 55 seats in the israeli parliament or knesset still 6 short of the 61 needed to form a majority coalition it's a rebuke to netanyahu as former ally avigdor lieberman has insisted that his party israel data new likud and the opposition blue and white combined to form a secular unity government you're sure conclusi

berlin a possible said dot fold benjamin netanyahu off diversion ains in the is rile with a rice is true close to coal exit poll sure the prime minister and he's hog line allies shortfall of a column entry majority following a strong challenge by centrists who benny guns what's next feet israel's also on the program business owners to skate to quote finish shelters we look at housing to 5 think violence in south africa is on doing good day kind of if it's true roofies a full most slog enjoy how this book and germany's find muni get so they're ready to nyc then chatwin's link dave you do say he sent ball struggling gets harm to reclaim top feisty the point to steve i'm jarred very glad you could join me is riles top election candidates have been addressing this supporters in tel aviv following repaid elections on choose die exit polls are indicating a very tight rice main opposition late of binney gonz said that initial tali use suggestive prime minister benjamin netanyahu you had being defeated and he would now on try to form a unity government speaking to his support is that the likud p

this is d.w. news live from berlin a possible setback for benjamin netanyahu after voting ends in israel with a rice too close to call exit polls show the prime minister and his hardline allies short of a column entering majority following a strong challenge by centrist opinion guns what's next for israel also on the program business owners too scared to open their shops we look at how xenophobic violence in south africa is on doing a decade if it's true revive a former slump in johannesburg. and germany's find meaning get a reading tonight then champions league debut this season while struggling at harm to reclaim top place in the border city. i'm tired very glad you could join me israel's top election kind of it's have been addressing this supporters in tel aviv following repeat elections on tuesday exit polls are indicating a very tight rice the main opposition leader said that initial tallies suggested prime minister benjamin netanyahu had been defeated and he would now try to form a unity government speaking to his support. is that the likud party's headquarters netanyahu mad

the israeli prime minister and leader the likud party between netanyahu about forming a unity government we know that this was a call made by netanyahu yesterday and benny gantz is now clearly giving his response let's just listen to what the leader of the blue and white centrist party has to say. shalom to people who do you got your. journey and citizens of israel not just. come from the ceremony for shimon peres. may his soul rest in peace i knew him personally he was a man of. seeing the future and did everything for the future generations as everybody. he put everything before. any thing else. the people of israel have gone to the ballots they have voted and they have voted clearly. the people have said that they want israel before everything else and therefore blue and white with me is the leader one and is the biggest block. according to the. current results we have received 63. seats and that and you know who has not. achieved the sufficient numbers. friends citizens of israel wanted a unity government even after the previous elections they want a unity government now a

this is the news live from berlin israel's finding the netanyahu fighting for his political survival exit polls show the election in israel too close to call with netanyahu unable to secure a majority against rival benny gantz both are urging patience as the vote count continues also on the show. weeks of anti foreigner violence in the south african city of johannesburg are taking their toll both on the people and the city's economy. and germany's progress here dortmund draw with mighty barcelona as the champions league group stages kick off by in munich begin their quest tonight. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the future of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hanging in the balance this morning partial results from the country's election show the race is still too close to call with the blue white party of centrist benny gantz tied with netanyahu so far neither side has declared victory. speaking to his supporters in tel aviv opposition leader benny gantz stopped short of declaring an election when. but his address had the tone of a victory speech for

benjamin netanyahu from the could is trailing his rival benny gantz of the blue and white party it means israel will now face lengthy coalition negotiations political paralysis maybe even a 3rd vote one thing is clear that tuesday's election was essentially a referendum of 10 years of leadership from benjamin netanyahu for him it is crucial because winning could be the only way for him to avoid criminal prosecution over corruption charges if he stays as prime minister he keeps his immunity but right now the netanyahu organs need support from the smaller parties to form some sort of coalition government and maybe one of the most important players is avigdor lieberman who leads an ultra nationalist secular party he quit as a defense minister back in april which ultimately led netanyahu to call the snap elections and he is one of the players who wants that unity government or at the heart of the homemade is covering events for us from west jerusalem today it's close but at this stage a slight advantage to benny gantz. slight advantage at this stage one seat advantage if you just look at the

♪ >> y you are watching franance . these are the headlines. benjamin netanyahu and benny andz kokkinakis in the -- neck.gantz net ick in spain said to hold its fourth election in four years. as the brexit countdown continues, the european parliament looks to adopt a resolution today out its concern. jean-claude juncker and michelle barnier sounding the warning bells for a no deal brexit. facebook unveils details of a new supervising board being dubbed the social network's supreme court. climateent -- teenage activist greta turn berg sits down with b barack obama. first, our top story live frorom paris. benjamin netanyahu is the longest-serving prime minister and his run could be at stake with nearly all of the votes counted. he and his challenger, benny gantz are necka nd neck. the right wing problem and the centrist blue and white party have 32 seats east that needs over 62 make a majority. netanyahu is looking at building a coalalition. we need toto create -- that is what we need to do. we must meet a government that and wepeople together must maintain the idea of the jewish

party is slightly ahead of the kurds longtime prime minister benjamin netanyahu are a force that reports. the music blared benjamin netanyahu smiles but more than 5 hours after voting finished it was clear this was no victory even if he was far from ready to admit defeat with such. a government committed to the jewish state there neither will your can there be a government that relies on. arab parties but the exit polls suggest he doesn't have the numbers to dictate he may not be given 1st chance to form a government 5 months ago benjamin netanyahu waited several hours before making his speech waiting for the numbers to swing in his favor this time he's waited longer for the numbers appear to have swung in the other direction for 5 months ago he made a victory speech this time it was a speech of defiance it seems clear that his grip on power as weakened lead to beating time at the opposition blue and white headquarters the mood was very different former army chief benny gantz didn't repeat his premise chilled victory declaration from april instead his tone was a man ready for a g

netanyahu and his main rival but he gets of both failed to secure a majority government on the road right with the potential length the coalition. in the coming days will convene negotiations to assemble a strong zionist government i intend street everyone starting tonight we will work to form a good you'd see your. post 1st saudi arabia us the un now to help investigate those drone attacks and it's all facilities at the weekend while the us has no doubts and continues to point the finger of blame at iran. and stood up the pole in disputed kashmir cuts all for friends and families with lines of communication remain shut by india to speak to locals there to find out a bit more. since last month we've been unable to get a hold of. kashmir but we keep trying to totally to say. we'd like you. know and here with you this wednesday morning the 30 minute world is round of smart international 1st that the fate of israel's prime minister hangs in the balance this morning with exit polls just in his neck and neck with his nearest rival to repeat parliamentary elections but even with his relig

battling for the top job. benjamin netanyahu is calling for coalition governrnment witih himself as prime minister. cecentrist benny gantz also wans the coalition, but with himself at the helm. the latest on this power competition. >> docketingt of your face regardless of the context or the circumstances is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blackface. brent: canadian prime minister justin trudeau never should have done it will the scandal over blackface pictures from his past threaten his reelection chances? and after 20 years of negotiations, a trade deal between europe and four south american countries is in danger of collapsing as lawmakers in austria reject the landmark agreement. and driftingng on polalar i iceh the heat. an international mission sets sail to monitor the impact of global warming on the arctic. brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states at all around the world, welcome. in israel, the voters have spoken, and that is now part of the problem. tuesday's election produced no clear winner. prime minister benjamin netanyahu an

election. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he'll now hold talks on forming a coalition. in the next few days we will enter negotiations in order to build a strong government and prevent an anti— zionist dangerous government. the us considers its next move as officials say there's strong evidence to suggest iran was behind saturday's attack on saudi oilfacilities. after the collapse of afghan peace talks, a top spokesman for the taliban tells the bbc it's still willing to negotiate. and — a landmark case at the uk supreme court. judges consider whether boris johnson acted unlawfully in suspending parliament. in the last half hour, the current israeli prime minister benjamin neta nyahu has addressed his supporters, saying he's still awaiting the official results from the general election. exit polls suggest there is no clear winner, but the indications are it will be much harderfor mr netanyahu to build a governing coalition, bringing to an end his long run as prime minister. but he said he would work towards establishing what he called a ‘strong zionist government'. from t

this is the w. news live from berlin israel's benjamin netanyahu fighting for his political survival exit polls show the election israel still too close to call with netanyahu unable to secure a majority against rival benny gantz both are urging patience as the vote count continues also on the show. trying to reconstruct everything he says pushing them to a climax where it's a bad victory. and this is i think deeply irresponsible and this makes me a force field feel feel sad and that britain's prime minister has opened a new front in the battle over bracks today europe's parliament roll out their big guns in a special debate. and weeks of anti foreigner violence in the south african city of johannesburg are taking their toll both on the people and the city's economy. and germany's berthier dortmund draw with mighty barcelona as the champions league group stages kick off fine munich begin their quest tonight. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us the future of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hanging in the balance this morning partial results from the count

general election, the second in five months, as benjamin netanyahu seeks to form a new government. and after 5a hours, sarah thomas becomes the first person to swim non stop across the english channel four times. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: wales assistant coach rob howley is sent home nine days before their opening world cup match, for a breach of betting rules. good evening. we start with the landmark case being heard at the supreme court, as the constitutional conflict provoked by the brexit crisis reaches the highest court in the uk. 11 supreme courtjudges have started hearing two appeals to determine whether the prime minister acted lawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks. that decision was described by one barrister today as an "abuse of power". but those arguing for the prime minister, said he was acting in a political capacity, which has nothing to do with the law, as our home editor mark easton reports. but the country voted, didn't they, to leave? where does power lie in this troubled land? how can you be so stupid? you tell us lie, after lie, after l

israel's election too close to call with exit polls placing benjamin netanyahu and benny gantz as posses neck and neck. hello i'm marianna mozzie in london you are with al jazeera also coming up oil prices fall off to saudi arabia says production will return to normal by the end of september despite saturday's attack on a strike it's an election rally by the afghan president and in the heart of kabul killing at least 46 people. and how indonesia and malaysia using artificial brain to try to clear the toxic haze blanketing large parts of southeast asia. will exit polls from israel's 2nd general election this year show the prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the opposition of the benny gantz neck and neck netanyahu had been hoping to secure a record 5th term in office off to failing to form a coalition following the 1st vote in april carney the channel 12 polemically exit polls show that netanyahu with 33 seats and alliance with 34 all the channels are showing them similarly close they need to form a coalition with a 61 seat majority in order to take power. the israeli palestinian

binyamin netanyahu fights for his political survival. partial results so the election is too close to cord with netanyahu unable to secure a majority against his rival benny gantz could this be the end of the region the adult era also of the program european leaders issue a warning to britain the risk of the u.k. leaving the e.u. with doubts at the deal is very riyadh and brussels will not pretend to negotiate. and in sports journalist girls have gotten one draw was mighty boss of those and the champions league group stages kickoff finally begin their campaign tonight. i am. i don't have a warm welcome to you i'm honored that shima the future of israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu is hanging in the balance partial results on the country's election show netanyahu was a liquid party in deadlock with the blue white party of the centrist benny gantz so far neither side has declared victory but the results could mark the beginning of the end for netanyahu netanyahu he's israel's longest serving prime minister more on that in just a moment but 1st we have this report feel. if you was

sitting prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's either my right wing blogs or again chris air back government how does this kind of rhetoric bode for the palestinians and middle east the ability. crosstalk in the israeli elections i'm joined by my guest philip giraldi in personal he's a former cia counterterrorism specialist who is now executive director of the counsel for the national interest in tel aviv we have gideon levy he's a columnist for holdouts. also in tel aviv we have mehlman he is a senior israeli security writer and commentator original macross like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated gideon let me go to you 1st in tel aviv an ask you your perceptions of this election cycle you know i looked at israeli media in english and of course they go through all the different platforms and ideas that the point different parties have but from my perch really far away it really looks to me is that how far right will the next government will be and how much people like or dislike bibi netanyahu is that a fair way to kind of assess

, thank you -- oliver, thank you. benjamin netanyahu has promised to annex all settlements in the west bank as he seeks to burst turn -- boost turnout to his conservative base after repeat election. it has been held because netanyahu has been unable to form a coalition since election in april. his main opponent has been mobilizing support. we pick up the story from there. >> for the second time in a year, this cafe owner will be casting his ballot. he hopes benjamin netanyahu will be able to of -- to form the next coalition government. he sometimes stops by for a coffee and pastry here. he sees no alternative to the long circulator >> the man has experience. it's important for people to have someone to run the state as he does. a state like israel, with so many challengers, and having good relations with world leaders around the world. >> following the last directions in april, netanyahu failed to form a governing coalition. some analysts describe it as a fight for his political life. these elections are not about a policy issue at all. they are shakespeare. they are to be or not to be

still being counted and the latest update shows the 2 main parties prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in the code and the blue and white of benny gantz are tied both have many options for coalition and there is even talk about trying to form a unity government minus netanyahu bernard smith is live for us in west jerusalem need that ibrahim is in the occupied west bank but 1st we begin in tel aviv with hairy forces. the music blurred benjamin netanyahu smiles but more than 5 hours after voting finished it was clear this was no victory even if he was far from ready to admit defeat the question is are you. a government committed to the jewish state or neither will your can there be a government that relies on. arab parties but the exit polls suggest he doesn't have the numbers to dictate he may not be given 1st chance to form a government 5 months ago benjamin netanyahu waited several hours before making his speech waiting for the numbers to swing in his favor this time he's waited longer the numbers appeared to swallow if the other direction 5 months ago he made a victory speech this

election but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is determined to stay in power. in the coming days we will convene negotiations to assemble a strong zionist government and a dangerous. government so will he succeed or be forced to give way to any of the a lot of. the backlash against the very thing is growing as new york state to back its flavored cigarettes amid concerns over a nationwide outbreak. conditions. welcome to the program. saudi arabia has displayed evidence that it says proves that weekend's attacks on its oil facilities were undeniably sponsored by iran presenting satellite images of the remains of weapons the defense ministry spokesman told a press conference the attacks had been carried out by radio cruise missiles and drones u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was flown to saudi arabia following an early announcement that washington is to impose new and substantial sanctions against attack iran straits to washington that we join t.w. correspondent all of a sudden welcome all of us so how will this new evidence from riyadh affect washington's position or president trum

netanyahu calls for a coalition government with himself as prime minister after elections on tuesday but centrist benny gantz he's rejecting the office saying he should be at the helm in state also coming up start getting your thanks. for garbus of the context of the circumstances is always unacceptable because of the racist history of. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he should have dumped well the deepening scandal of a black face peaches braille his speech for re-election. i'm anthony how did welcome to the program in israel the voters have spoken and once again delivered an inconclusive result tuesday's elections did not produce a window with a clear path to forming a government israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main political rival benny gantz are now both vying to be the country's next leader mr ganns a centrist blue and white party says it will never sit in a government led by netanyahu and his right wing likud party. and she kind of smiled to seal binyamin netanyahu surprise off of the polish sharing with us. man in the middle israeli president reagan

minister netanyahu calls for a coalition government with the prime minister after elections and choose to. is rejecting the offer saying eat shit be held in street also coming up. in your face . regardless of the context of the circumstances is. unacceptable because of the race is just 3 blocks that. cannot even prime minister justin trudeau says he never should have done it will a deepening scandal of the black pitches deemed rail is big for. i'm anthony howard welcome to the program in israel the voters have spoken and once again to live in an inconclusive result she says elections did not produce a window with a clear path to forming a government israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main political rival benny gantz and now both vying to be the country's next leader just against a centrist blue and white party says it will never sit in a government led by netanyahu and his right wing the pussy. yeah. well you know i hand shake and a smile to seal binyamin netanyahu surprise offer of a polish sharing with us. man in the middle israeli president reagan rivlin threw his suppo

netanyahu calls for a coalition government with himself as prime minister after elections on she's the centrist benny gantz is rejecting the office saying he should be at the helm instead also coming up. darkening your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is always unacceptable because of the racist history of blockers. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he should have done well the deepening scandal of a black face to just dean's rail his bid for re-election. and the. international missing mission see itself the monist of the impact of global warming on the farms and scientists still spending drifting through. a math and how it welcome to the program in israel the voters have spoken and to live it an inconclusive result once again she studies elections did not produce a window with a clear path to forming a government israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his 9 political rival many gantz both. both vying to be the country's next later mr gets the same 1st blue and white alliance says it will never sit in government led by mr netanyahu and his right wi

political leaders are battling for the top job digimon netanyahu is calling for a coalition government with himself as prime minister centrist video guns also once that coalition but with himself at the helm we'll bring you the latest on this our competition from jerusalem are coming on your face. regardless of the context of the circumstances is all was unacceptable because of the racist history of black face canadian prime minister justin trudeau who says he never should have done it will the scandal over blackface pictures from his past wrecking his reelection chances and after 20 years of negotiations a trade deal between europe and 4 south american countries is now in danger of collapsing as lawmakers in austria rejected the landmark agreement with the workers who work bloc and drifting on polar ice with the deep sea and international missions said still to monitor the impact of global warming on the arctic. i'm going off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcomed in israel the people the voters have spoken and that is now part of the problem t

much for being with us benyamin netanyahu benny gantz neck connect this choose the evening after a day of voting in israel both candidates urged israelis to go to the polls in what is a historic second election in the same year an election cooled often inconclusive result. back in april election the could have a real impact on the end time at t ast not yet ananuncing a course dururing the campaign that he would annex part. of the policy left bank of the west bank rather if he wins this election so you are watching our continuing coverage of the israeli elections will bring you the news as it happens. of course we've gotta. grahaham packedith insight and analysis analysis let's kick o o with a summary of the day's events so far charlie james at that. barely pausing for breath benjamin netanyahu's election day was spent relentlessly pitching for votes. the competition has been fierce between the israeli prime minister and his main rival former military chief benny ganz. netanyahu strategy warren supporters he is on the verge of defeat. hello to both the election is close i can confir

netanyahu with his main rival billy guns they have one thing in common tonight they both want a result that delivers a clear winner will it be netanyahu guns or deadlock again tonight in israel it's another election is it more of the say i'm bored golf in berlin this is the day. at the election he says all the celebration and he will just it's about this one person and whether we want him to continue as israel's prime minister would always be the stand your 60 something i'm going to build and i intend to serve you and our country as prime minister for many more years i mean we don't believe the spend certainly has a good chance but it's a very you know it's in 5050 election. we want to tell you we vote today for change we will bring you we will bring change it's going to be close going to be close election you have to vote the thieves and we're in the system. also coming up a global awakening to the climate crisis and an award for the 16 year old who was delivering the wake up call every friday so what i'm telling you to do now is to act because no one is too small to make a dif

coming up voters in israel are deciding whether the prime minister benjamin netanyahu will stay on or if his rival will unseat in. indonesia battles illegally lit fires burning throughout its forests and spreading fixed mode across southeast asia. and hong kong's t.v. executive says she'll begin talking to community leaders to try to end the protests . calling the program u.s. president donald trump says it looks like iran was behind saturday's drone attacks which crippled more than a heart of saudi arabia's oil production but he says he'll wait to see definitive proof before deciding how to respond trump said secretary of state might bump a i'll be traveling to riyadh at some point to coordinate a response was saudi arabia says the attacks were carried out using iranian weapons but tehran denies that yemen's who the rebels say they were behind the attacks and are warning more strikes coming well the full picture of the damage is not yet clear but chinese officials have been told that it's all deliveries will be delayed and there are reports saudi arabia is trying to buy diesel for

netanyahu is political future hanging in the balance. we are holding their 1st session next week hong kong's leader says she'll begin talking to community leaders in a bid and beyond going protests. volunteers come together to help survivors of hurricane dorian in the bahamas. but the u.s. president donald trump believes iran was behind saturday's drone attacks that crippled more than hof saudi arabia's oil production but he says he doesn't want a war and will wait to see definitive proof of tehran's involvement before deciding how to respond trump said secretary of state my pompei will be traveling to riyadh soon to coordinate a response america's close ally the u.k. says it will work with the international partners to present quote the widest and most effective response and saudi arabia says the attacks were carried out using iranian weapons but tehran maintains it is not responsible yemen's hooty rebels say they were behind the. attacks and of war and more are coming again begins our coverage now from washington. president donald trump says the u.s. is still collecting and analyzing intel

voting coming to a close in israel in wants billed as a big task for prime minister netanyahu as he strives for a 5th term. leading a whole calling to mr bayle to congress and washington to possible act on monitoring the tired fees on the me from china in return for continued economic privileges from the usa. and the kurds a so-called liberal racism lands us democratic presidential candidate joe biden in hot water off a new leg african-americans on the parenting skills. it's 10 o'clock here in moscow and you're watching on international live from our studio with me. welcome to the program a leading name in the hong kong a protest movement has appealed to u.s. lawmakers at a congressional hearing on future ties between washington and the chinese autonomy territory joshua wang has been pushing them to pass the hong kong human rights and democracy act which would want to the region status with beijing in return for ongoing special economic. hong kong special status under american law that bans on the city being treated as a separate customs area beijing should not have it both ways wra

netanyahu is determined to stay in power. in the coming days we will convene negotiations to assemble a strong sign this government. will assume will he seeks a needle will he be forced to give way to this matter any john sulston blue and watch alliance. i'm jarred great welcome to the sharia saudi or. has displayed evidence it says proves iran sponsored last weekend's attacks on saudi oil facilities iran is continuing to deny blame saudi officials argue that weapons debris and satellite images support their claims and they're warning of growing a rein in aggression in the region meantime u.s. secretary of state my home pyotr has arrived in riyadh after washington announced it would impose new and substantial sanctions on tehran. and remnants of drones and a cruise missile the saudi defense ministry claims they were among the weapons used in last weekend's strikes on 2 of its oil facilities maps drawn up to show that the attack most likely came from a northerly direction saudi military spokesman colonel turki al maliki said the a so was sponsored by iran and did not originate in yemen i

election this year and human netanyahu is hoping to hold on to power that despite the threat of corruption charges but he's facing a strong challenge from former military chief. also coming out and just one last thing you see on the streets. i think honor's environmental activists created room bar the calls for more protests in the fight against climate change. and he changed the world by revealing mass surveillance by governments and corporations now edward snowden has laid out the details in a new book. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us all voting is now underway in israel's 2nd general election this year it's expected to be a very tight race prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his wife are voting earlier there's hope today's election will end the political crisis that began when netanyahu was unable to form a government after the last election in a full 5 months ago former army chief benny gantz is netanyahu main challenge. for more let's get the latest now with did obvious tony kramer joining us from jerusalem good morning tanya tanya how's a voter turnout bee

minister benjamin netanyahu is determined to stay in power. in the coming days we will convene negotiations to assemble a strong zionist government. will he succeed or will he be forced to give way to his main rival. of the blue and white alike. i'm burned off it's good to have you with us in an international act of show intel today saudi arabia displayed evidence that it says proves that the weekend's attacks on its oil facilities were quote deniable sponsored by iran backing up its claims with satellite images and weapons debris saudi arabia said that the attacks showed a distinct growth in a radiant aggression now that came as u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe arrived in riyadh and that followed washington's earlier announcement by the u.s. president that it is imposing new sanctions on iran. remnants of drones and a cruise missile the saudi defense ministry claims they were among the weapons used in last weekend's strikes on 2 of its oil facilities maps drawn up to show that the attack most likely came from a northerly direction saudi military spokesman colonel turki al

and and white the presumption is that he demand likud 1st replaced netanyahu was leader but that's something it shows no sign of readiness to do. a. couple netanyahu is the leader of the liquid support for him is strong and in times of crisis it gets stronger it all came after a friend etic final day of campaigning against aping netanyahu is tactics urging supporters off the beach telling him his party was on the verge of defeat betty nguyen who seemed to spend the day in one long emergency broadcast on social media and in person repeatedly warning his right wing base that arabs were voting in great numbers. the leader of the mainly palestinian israeli joint list iman said netanyahu incitement had come at a heavy price causing instead a surge in support it's possible we did see some form of backlash people saying you say we're going to come to the polls in growth so we are here we come and there and this is what we can do in israeli politics his office says he's due to have talks soon with benny gantz raising the possibility that he could offer him some kind of support benjamin net

months as benjamin netanyahu six a new term in office. and the first person to swim non—stop across the english channel four times. at 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are jack blanchard, editor of the politico london playbook, and kate andrews, associate director of the institute of economic affairs. a very good evening and welcome to bbc news. the constitutional conflict provoked by the brexit crisis has reached the supreme court, the highest court in the uk. 11 supreme court judges court, the highest court in the uk. 11 supreme courtjudges have started hearing to appeals to determine whether the prime minister acted lawfully when he suspended parliament for five weeks. that decision was described by one barrister as an abuse of power but those arguing for the prime minister said he was acting in a political capacity which has nothing to do with the law. where does power lie in this troubled kingdom? how can you be so stupid? you tell us lie, after lie, after lie! with the brexit rift in noisy evidence outside the uk's supreme court today... court wil