Reacting to growing anger over beirut standing in court last lebanons Prime Minister considers reforms and early elections. And also ahead cracking down on dissent in the roofs disputed Election Results show long time president Alexander Lukashenko on course for an overwhelming victory. Top story the police in hong kong have made their highest profile arrest yet under a Controversial National security law imposed by beijing the media tycoon and activist jimmy law is among 7 people detained in raids on monday an executive in his media group says hes been held on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers sarah clarke joins us live now from outside the apple daily newspaper headquarters in hong kong where those raids are taking place sara what do we think is going to happen to him next. Well at the moment her paper we have a hive of activity behind us as you mentioned we are at the headquarters and are at least 200 police here now searching this particular building you see the vans on my
By afghanistans loya jirga or grand assembly in kabul. Japan remembers the victims of nagasaki, 75 years after the atom bomb was dropped on the city. In cricket, england stage a stunnng comeback to snatch victory in the first test. Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. International leaders are holding talks today aimed at raising aid for lebanon following the devastating explosion in beirut five days ago. The Video Conference is being coordinated by france and the United Nations and President Trump is expected to join the call. And ahead of that, the first lebanese government minister has resigned the information minister Manal Abdel Samad annouced she was quitting citing the failure of the government to carry out reforms. At least 158 people died and 300,000 were left homeless when a huge store of Ammonium Nitrate exploded in a warehouse in the citys port. 0fficials estimat
Japan remembers the victims of nagasaki, 75 years after the atom bomb was dropped on the city. In cricket, england stage a stunnng comeback to snatch victory in the first test. Hello and welcome. If you are watching in the uk or around the world, stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. International leaders will hold talks later today aimed at raising aid for lebanon following the devastating explosion in beirut five days ago. The Video Conference is being coordinated by france and the United Nations and President Trump is expected to join the call. Ahead of that, in the last few minutes the first lebanese government minister has resigned. The information minister, manal abdel samad, annouced she was quitting citing the failure of the government to carry out reforms. At least 158 people died and 300,000 were left homeless when a huge store of Ammonium Nitrate exploded in a warehouse in the citys port. 0fficials estimate that it caused up to 15 bill
All children were meant to be back in classrooms like this in england before the Summer Holidays, but that plan failed. Now, the Prime Minister is making clear his commitment that things will be different in september. He writes in the mail on sunday. And he continues. Boris johnson has been praised for putting particular emphasis on concerns for vulnerable children, saying he fears if classrooms dont reopen soon they may drop out of education, never to return. Well, im very pleased that the Prime Minister is making skills a priority. Schools a priority. I have been arguing for some time that my fear was that children were being left behind in this relaxation of lockdown, they could not go to the park, they did not have youth clubs, many could not go to school and many couldnt learn because they didnt have that home environment or indeed the tech to do so. So the Prime Minister has told ministers that shops, pubs and restaurants will be expected to close before schools. But that decisi
Japan remembers the victims of nagasaki, 75 years after the atom bomb was dropped on the city. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. Stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. International leaders will hold talks today aimed at raising aid for lebanon following the devastating explosion in beirut five days ago. The Video Conference is being coordinated by france and the United Nations and President Trump is expected to join the call. And ahead of that, the lebanese government has seen its first resignation of the crisis the information minister Manal Abdel Samad annouced she was quitting citing the failure of the government to carry out reforms. At least 158 people died and 300,000 were left homeless when a huge store of Ammonium Nitrate exploded in a warehouse in the citys port. Officials estimate that it caused up to 15 billion worth of damage and a crater that is 43 meters deep. Today the uk government has pledged an a