A warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. And you can be part of the conversation. Tell us what you think, just use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. Hong kongs leader carrie lam has said she hopes a non violent weekend protest that saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets in an Anti Government rally was the beginning of efforts to restore peace in the chinese ruled city. Sundays protest was the calmest since the latest demonstrations against perceived creeping beijing influence in the former british colony escalated in mid june. Ms lam also said the would immediately set up a platform to hold dialogue with people of all backgrounds. To address some anxieties and differences in society, we will start immediately a platform for dialogue with people from all walks of life. So this is something that we want to do in a very sincere and humble manner. I and my principal officials are committed to listen to what the people have to tell us. We want to reach out to the community as soon as possible. In another development, twitter and facebook have taken steps to block what they described as a state backed chinese misinformation campaign. Twitter said the accounts originated in Mainland China and were part of a co ordinated attempt to undermine the legitimacy and political positions of the protest movement. From San Francisco the bbcs north America Technology reporter dave lee explains. This was also designed to sow disinformation but also change how the protest movement was seen over the protest movement was seen over the world. Twitter has identified 936 specific accounts creating posts and also another 200,000 accounts they were amplifying those efforts as well. Facebook said they received as well. Facebook said they received a tipoff from twitter about similar things happening on their network, they said they removed five accounts that were created and several groups that were created and several groups that were created and several groups that were designed to do the same thing. Also twitter said its no longer going accept advertising from a controlled media, that comes after heavy criticism that they were taking ads from Chinese State broadcasters over the weekend that we re broadcasters over the weekend that were pushing stories about those hong kong protesters. Facebook, they havent said whether theyre going to change their ad policy when it comes to state controlled media, but they have said they will act to keep on top of the china misinformation problem. Dave lee, bbc news in San Francisco. In a case closely watched around the world, a young woman in el salvador has been cleared of murder afterfacing charges under one of the worlds strictest anti abortion laws. Evelyn hernandez has already served nearly three years in prison. Prosecutors wanted her jailed for a0 years. She was acquitted at a retrial. Her baby was found dead in a toilet. She has always maintained she was raped and had no idea she was pregnant. Activists hope the result will set a precedent for other women in jail. Jon ironmonger reports. A young victim of rape from a poor, ruralfamily. Evelyn hernandez has become a figure of hope for women in the macho, deeply catholic country of el salvador, where abortion is illegal under any circumstances. Jailed in 2017, accused of killing her stillborn child, she was cleared on monday to the delight of her supporters. Translation thank you for being here, and thank god justice was done. I also thank all of the International Countries and i thank my mother for accompanying me through everything. Evelyn was arrested in 2016 after the body of her baby was found in a toilet. Prosecutors charged her with aggravated homicide for 30 years. Speaking last year from aggravated homicide for 30 years. Speaking last yearfrom prison aggravated homicide for 30 years. Speaking last year from prison she told the bbc she was innocent and had not known she was pregnant. There was a Huge Campaign to free evelyn and in february the sentence was annulled, pending a retrial showing the baby had died of natural causes. Translation the judge said there was no way to prove the crime and thats why he released evelyn. He said it was a complicated birth, like that of many of the women who are still in prison. Women who have been in prison for ten years for something that isnt a crime. Women like teodora vasquez, who went into labour alone at work, and called an ambulance that never came. Her sentence was commuted last year after shed spent a decade behind bars. At least 17 women are still in jail under the abortion ban, rights organisations hope the acquital of Evelyn Hernandez will mark a turning point, but change in conservative el salvador will not come easily. John ironmonger, bbc news. And you can find out more on this story and el salvador on the bbc news website. There you will find more reaction and analysis and videos and articles on related topics thats all at bbc. Com news or download the bbc news app. Lets brief you on some of the other stories making the news the british Prime Minister has written to the president of the European Council repeating his call for the irish backstop to be removed from the withdrawal agreement, reached with the european union. The backstop is a policy designed to avoid the return of a hard border between Northern Ireland which is part of the uk, and the irish republic which will remain in the eu. Borisjohnson is suggesting a commitment to put alternative arrangements in place by the end of a transition period, after brexit. The Us State Department has warned greece not to give any assistance to the Iranian Oil Tanker released by gibraltar. America said that doing so could be considered providing support to a designated terrorist organisation. The tanker set sail on sunday after being impounded for weeks on suspicion of transporting oil to syria. Its emerged that the disgraced american financierjeffrey epstein wrote a will two days before killing himself in a new york prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking and conspiracy charges. He listed assets of at least 577 million dollars. Italys parliament will hold an emergency session which may bring about the end of the year long coalition between the rival populist groups five star and the league. The anti immigrant league party has been soaring in opinion polls in recent months and its leader, Matteo Salvini, hopes to trigger early elections. So how do italians feel about another poll . 0ur correspondent James Reynolds went out to investigate. You have to rest in august. Im so sorry, were here because we are asking about politics, italian politics. 0k. 0h, are asking about politics, italian politics. 0k. Oh, gosh. Nobody here believes in politics. Yeah. Why not . Like now there is a crisis every two yea rs, like now there is a crisis every two years, there is a crisis and they change the government and they start all over again all the time. Fighting. Its not really stable. Well, lets get some more context on what is happening in italy. With me isjonathan charles, managing director of communications at the European Bank for reconstruction and development. Jonathan, really fascinating times in italian politics and this instability, i mean, its Matteo Salvini are really trying to get these early elections. And the signs are hes going to get enough backing . Its an interesting situation, definitely a busy day in italian politics. We heard your reported talking to people on beaches. Matteo salvini is the leader of the league, a part of this coalition no undergrad strain has also been out on the beaches all summer also been out on the beaches all Summer Coalition under great strain. He might get a step closer if the italian Prime Minister, his coalition partner, steps down. But clearly, as always in italian politics, there is a lot more going on. I think those in the five Star Movement i think maybe we perhaps need to form a coalition with the opposition, maybe we dont need you mr salvini or the league that we have been in coalition with over the last few months. I would say the situation is pretty much pretty unstable. And it has a knockon effect to the finance world as well. This is still one of europes biggest economies. We need to realise as well than most italians, the root of the current political troubles are the fact that Economic Growth has been so we can this has led into political instability. Its been about a decade at least since italy had some growth, it had very little Economic Growth in the last decade, it has an accumulated debt of 2 of gdp, the biggest after greece. The economy is clearly having difficulties and thats even before the current slowdown weve seenin before the current slowdown weve seen in mainland europe. So youve got a not very attractive economic situation, as well as political instability, that isnt going to play well in the weeks and months ahead unless a Coalition Government can be formed that is stable. It sta rts can be formed that is stable. It starts with the budget and important decisions have to be taken on the budget. The Financial Markets are going to get quite spooked if they see the focus is on having a new election rather than sorting out the budget situation. Investors were quite rattled at the talk of an early election, italian markets fell pretty dramatically that they about a week or so ago. And the rapper cousins, this is the last thing the eurozone needs right now given that there is the potential slowdown in germany, brexit to deal with, the last thing they need is a bit of a shock wave from rome. The political instability has fed into the european union. Italy in the past 14 months while this coalition has been governing has not been seen as a reliable partner for germany and france and italy obviously want the biggest countries in the eu as an important player as one of the biggest countries, so i think people wa nt to biggest countries, so i think people want to see a return to politics as normal in the country and a country they can rely on politically in a time, as you say, when they have to deal with brexit issues. They would like to know that at least germany, france and italy are solid together. 0n the basis of what is happening at the moment, anything could happen. Jonathan, for the moment thank you very much. Well see you later. Around 9,000 people have now been evacuated from their homes, on the Spanish Island of gran canaria, because of wildfires. Theyve been burning for more than a week, advancing on two fronts in a mountainous area. Officials have described the fires as causing an unprecedented environmental tragedy. Three years after the measles virus was virtually wiped out in the uk, the world health 0rganization says its back, and has removed the countrys measles free status. Last year there were almost 1,000 cases in england and wales, three times as many as the previous year. The disease can be stopped through two doses of the mmr vaccine, but immunisation rates have been falling. Stay with us on bbc news still to come on the briefing he wont take no for an answer how donald trump has hinted he still wants to buy greenland. Washington, the worlds most political city, is today assessing the Political Health of the worlds most powerful man. Indeed i did have a relationship with ms lewinsky that was not appropriate. In fact, it was wrong. In south africa, 97 people have been killed today, in one of the worst days of violence between rival black groups. Over the past ten days, 500 have died. Chanting czechoslovakia must be free czechoslovakia must be free chanting czechoslovakia must be free russia is observing a national day of mourning for the 118 submariners who died on board the kursk. We are all with them now, within our hearts. The pope has celebrated mass before a congregation of more than 2. 5 Million People in his hometown of krakow. Stay with us, stay with us, chanted this ocean of humanity. Well, well, joked the pope, so you want me to desert rome . Youre watching the briefing. 0ur headlines after weeks of Anti Government protests, hong kongs chief executive says she will set up a platform for dialogue. A young womans cleared of murder in el salvador casting a fresh light on the countrys strict anti abortion laws. Turkey has taken in 3. 6 million syrians since the war began, but it now stands accused of deporting refugees back to syria in violation of humanitarian law. Syrians without istanbul id cards have until today, tuesday, to return to other parts of turkey. But as our correspondent mark lowen reports, some say theyre being relocated to syrian warzones. Since the war began in 2011, its victims have fled across the border, increasingly woven into the fabric of turkish society. Some 3. 6 million syrians now live here in turkey, hundreds of thousands of them in istanbul. Some parts of the city like this one almost entirely syrian. But as turkey s economy has spotted, the patients with serious has want them. The turkish government is now rounding up syrians to return them from here to istanbul to other parts of the country. But were told by many that they are being forcibly returned to syria. An active wasnt in violation of international law. Was owned. This part of this father of three was deported to were fighting was escalating. He paid to rejoin his family in istanbul. He now lives in the shadows telling a Border Police made him sign a voluntary return document that he couldnt read. When i cross into syria and saw the turkish buggy had become a hated because this is a racist nation and government. I saw that during my 12 daysin government. I saw that during my 12 days in prison. They have no respect forforeigners. Days in prison. They have no respect for foreigners. Among istanbul s syrians, the spreading, this manner sleeps on the floor of the syrian restau ra nt sleeps on the floor of the syrian restaurant where he works, worried about on the streets. His registered but since the arrest of random. He is registered but says the arrests are random. Were not asking foraid, we arrests are random. Were not asking for aid, we dont want anything from the turkish government. Just let us work and live here. Hostility from turks is growing, syrian shops attacked last month. Polls show since 2016 empathy for syrians has dropped 70 to 14 40 the government says is relocating those not registered but stories of deportation keep coming. This managed here for six years before being accused of buying a solar motorbike and deported to it there. His family are still in istanbul. He talks of squalid conditions at police stations and broken dreams. Talks of squalid conditions at police stations and broken dreamslj feel safer in syria because you cant walk in the street in turkey without people looking at you in disgust. They think youre an insect sucking the blood. We s decision as muslims like us. Now if i family can join me here, i will die in syria rather than go back to turkey. The water spilt over the border is straining its neighbours. After eight years, doors are closing in turkey and the welcome is running out. Now its time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. Hello im Tulsen Tollett and this is your tuesday sport briefing where we start with the footballing news that wolves and Manchester United played out a 1 1 draw in their premier league clash at molineux on monday. After Anthony Martial had handed the visitors the lead just before the half an hour mark wolves equalised, after a period of pressure early in the second half when ruben neves hit a wonderful strike from outside the penalty box. Paul pogba saw his penalty saved shortly after by rui patricio, but should the frenchman have been taking the spot kick ahead of Marcus Rashford . The two of them are designated penalty shooters. Marcus was confident enough to go up, paul was confident to go up and that is just a decision they have made out there, same as they did last week and last week, it went well. Today it didnt, so that all. He was confident enough, wants the ball, who wants the penalty . You cant force anyone to take it in today was fulls decision and marcus together and its just unfortunate that thats football. We struggled so much in the second half, the reaction was very good, very good. And i think it came change. The pressure was ours, the recovering, the chances. But you never know. You are playing against such a good team and you have to be organised so im proud of all the performers. Phillipe coutinho had joined Bayern Munich from barcelona on a season long loan. The deal includes an option for bayern to buy the brazilian if they pay 133 million after he joined barca from liverpool last year. It is of course a great responsibility to wear the jersey, a clu b responsibility to wear the jersey, a club with great tradition, especially the number ten which belonged to an icon in football and also to me. I need is a lot of pressure on me but i believe that i can write calmly here and can respond with good football on the field as far as the expectations of the club and the fans that are concerned. Last seasons Champions League semi finalists ajax are in action later trying to reach the group stage of this seasons competition. Theyre taking on cypriot side apoel nicosia in the first leg of their qualifying playoff with the draw for the group stage taking place at the end of this month. We may find out if australias star batsman steve smith will miss the third ashes test at headingley later on tuesday. Smith was concussed in the last match after being struck by a bouncer from englands jofra archer, and may not be ready for the match in leeds in the north of england which starts injust over 48 hours time. Japans kento momota continues his defence of the world badminton mens singles title on tuesday. Momota takes on spains luis enrique penyalva in the last 16 of the World Championships in basle after beating vietnams Pham Cao Cuong in the opening round. Billie simpson of cliftonville ladies has joined lionel messi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in being nominated for the world goal of the year puskas award. Heres why the quick thinking simpson volleyed from her own half against sion swifts in the Northern Ireland premiership in august last year. The ten nominated goals will be whittled down to three. The eventual winner will be named at next months fifa football awards in milan. You can get all the latest sports news at our website thats bbc. Com sport. But from me, Tulsen Tollett, and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing. Donald trump has once again hinted he may be interested in buying greenland. Fresh speculation has been fuelled by an image the president posted on social media. But the Prime Minister of greenland has stated firmly his country is not for sale. The bbcs tim allman has more. This is a barren, wild terrain. Sparsely populated, truly a rugged country. But for the self proclaimed king of the deal, it could be a golden real estate opportunity. Donald trump has expressed an interest in america buying the world s wea kest interest in america buying the world s weakest island. But the us president wants to reassure any relu cta nt president wants to reassure any reluctant seller. In social media he treated an image of a possible trump tower built on a coastal village. I promise not to do this to greenland, he said. As it happens, the Prime Minister of denmark having to be visiting the country. Greenland is an autonomous, dependent territory of denmark. The dancers say they couldnt sell the country even if they want to do. And the Prime Minister of greenland had this simple message for the president of the united states. Greenland is not for sale in any way, im not saying it isa for sale in any way, im not saying it is a joke, greenland is not for sale. The americans can trade resources with green thatjust like any other country, they can trade with us but our country is not for sale. So that must surely be the end of the matter. Well, donald trump has made a habit of wearing people wrong. This is a man who doesnt a lwa ys wrong. This is a man who doesnt always ta ke wrong. This is a man who doesnt always take no for an answer. Sir eltonjohn has defended the duke and duchess of sussex over their use of private jets. The musician said that he provided harry and meghan with a private flight to maintain a high level of much needed protection. The couple have faced criticism for taking private flights while calling for more to be done about climate change. Stay with me on bbc news, ill be back with the Business Briefing in just a few moments well have more on. Things are going to be warming up this week was on, its a day that looks like its being a dry day for more, the rental bellator, complete the drive because of a still have the drive because of a still have the weather front it will generate some showers across scotland and on the island in the far north of england, High Pressure will continue to build in from the south west, that means a dry day for much of england and wales. After cellist at temperatures will begin to rise, will hold on to the show was the central and southern scotland, filed of england, a few developing across Northern Ireland into the afternoon. Temperature wise by the afternoon highs of 17 to maybe 21 degrees in the south east, a few degrees lower than what we should be expecting this time of year. She was continue on through tuesday night, many across northern and western areas, there were plenty of dry that you, especially in the south that is. Winds will be generally light, we should see mr around and out of town could be quite cool again but in town will be holding in double figures. Now on into wednesday, what we will see is this area of High Pressure building across the south at the east of england, saturn across the continent, low pressure moving in of that than to, thats going to bring another on saturday to Northern Ireland to scotland, a few showers ahead of it for Northern England and north and west of wales because of it will turn wet and windy for Northern Ireland and western scotland to the day, some of the rain will be heavy. The further south and east you are close to the High Pressure, a fine day with good spells of such an and warmer, 23 or 20 22 spells of such an and warmer, 23 or 20 22 or spells of such an and warmer, 23 or 20 22 or 23 spells of such an and warmer, 23 or 20 22 or 23 degrees. That clears away during wednesday night, thursday, carter crossed the file North Western country, the further south and east you are, closer to the High Pressure, lighter winds and chance of seeing sergeant. So it will be warmer here. 23, maybe 2a degrees. The signs are as we see the week eight and the week, we also to cicely woods pushed his weather fronts northwards so artist is some more on friday, pushing into Northern Ireland into southern mesa scotla nd Northern Ireland into southern mesa scotland with the cloud on the show is becoming confined to the final office, he could civic centre the warmth in the top damages of 26, maybe 27 degrees across the south east. This is the Business Briefing, im ben bland. Italys Prime Minister gets set to address parliament as the government braces for a possible no confidence vote. And getting experienced help. We will find out how older people are solving rural americas workforce shorages. And on the markets, most asian markets rose tuesday, investors optimistic about possible moves by central banks