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Mother was. Students show their solidarity. The 18 year olds in a stable condition, the situation here is tense, now on bbc news, its hardtalk after a rapid escalation to the unrest. With stephen sackur. Pompeo pushes back. The us secretary of state refuses welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen to help the impeachment inquiry into President Trump despite democrats warning its illegal. Indias plastic crackdown. Thacker. Sackur. It has been two months since india revoked the special autonomous status ofJammu And Kashmir, and delhi still has the territory in a form of lockdown. Political leaders are detained, troops are on the streets and communication links are disrupted. The Modi Government seems confident its dramatic cancellation of a 70 year old dispensation has worked, but what of kashmiri feeling . My guest is iltija mufti, the daughter of former chief minister of kashmir, Mehbooba Mufti who is currently in detention. Do the kashmiris have any choice but to accept their new reality . Ilt
A variety of issues. Remember that when you see the speech. After the speech, President Trump will meet with britains Boris Johnson. Now, that meeting should be about a big trade deal. However, earlier today, Britains High Court ruled that the Prime Ministers suspension of parliament was illegal. That complicates an october 31st brexit, and you cant have a trade deal til the brits are out. Meanwhile, democrats are racheting up their calls for impeachment. This time its about that call to ukraines president and a new report that the administration has delayed aid a week before the call was made. The market doesnt care. Despite it all, stocks will open higher again. Now, we have no idea where the markets going to close but at the open of trading the dow is going to be up maybe 50, 60 points. S p up about eight. And a 25point gain for the nasdaq, going up at the bell. But wait tlrn, theres more. Bernie sanders oneups Elizabeth Warren with a wealth tax proposal. And the europeans give goog
The emmys americas Television Awards get underway soon with expectations high for the final series of game of thrones. Live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. Its newsday. Good morning. Its 8 00am in singapore and in beijing, where theyre facing increasing pressure to reduce Carbon Emissions. Later on monday Global Leaders will gather at the United Nations in new york for a special summit on Climate Change. Whilst china has been investing heavily in sources of Renewable Energy, like wind and solar, coal still remains the largest power source. With the un pushing for a commitment to end coal power by 2030, John Sudworth examines whether china can deliver. On average, china has built a solar farm as big as this one every day for the past three years. A rush to renewables personified by cai xiaohu. He used to work in a coal mine. Translation our solar farm can save 50,000 or 60,000 tons of coal each year. I am proud doing thisjob and working in this industry
The uks oldest travel firm, thomas cook, has announced it ceased trading after talks with creditors and shareholders to raise the 250 million to avoid collapse failed. Ministers say plans to fly holidaymakers back to the uk are in place. It was one of the Worlds Largest travel firms and employed 22,000 staff, 9,000 of whom are in the uk, and serves 19 million customers a year in 16 Different Countries. Simon calder is the travel editorfor the independent and he joins us from Manchester Airport in the north of england. The Tour Operator had been thriving for many decades and staff here are simply stunned by what is happening. The flights are still coming in. Aircraft arriving from cyprus, turkey, some en route across the north atlantic but when they land, they will find that the staff very sadly have lost theirjobs. The passengers will be the last people to enjoy the service and this is being repeated at airports across britain and germany as well as scandinavia. Last flights arriving a