half trillion dollars of debt. that would leave workers not getting paid and the economy could spiral into chaos. earlier, our correspondent gave us this update. us this update. lots of lawmakers us this update. lots of lawmakers are - us this update. lots of| lawmakers are walking us this update. lots of- lawmakers are walking around the capital are walking round giving their viewpoints, expressing their disappointment at the bill but, look, there s at the bill but, look, there s a lot of confidence. president biden is confident it will pass. a man named tom mellor who is the width of the republican party. they need 18 votes, 218 is what they need and he says they are very confident that republicans will pass it through the house and he said those who are making the noise haven t fully read the noise haven t fully read the bill and hisses when they do they will get on board. are we seeing any defectors quiz mac there is house caucus, the ultraconservative members of the r
in the uk, the government also condemned the new law, saying. homosexual acts were already illegal in uganda, but now anyone convicted of having gay sex faces life imprisonment. let s speak now to jay mulucha. he s an activist and executive director of an lbtq organisation in uganda. he has stayed up very late to join us on the programme. thank you very much for your time. tell us exactly what the reaction has been so far in uganda. what the reaction has been so far in unanda. . ~ what the reaction has been so far in uaanda. ., ~ ,, what the reaction has been so far in u:anda. ., ~ i. . uganda. thank you so much. in u:anda, uganda. thank you so much. in uganda. at uganda. thank you so much. in uganda, at the uganda. thank you so much. in uganda, at the moment, - uganda. thank you so much. in uganda, at the moment, the i uganda. thank you so much. in - uganda, at the moment, the situation is bad. we woke up to the bad news of the president signing the bill and it was so sca
LEPOSAVIC, Kosovo - Serb protesters smashed two cars belonging to Albanian journalists in Kosovo's Leposavic town on Tuesday, a day after 30 NATO sol
way to europe. let s take a look at some other stories in the headlines. nato will send more soldiers to kosovo after peacekeeping soldiers there were hurt in clashes with protesters. the conflict began when ethnic albanian mayors took office in several towns where ethnic serbs are in the majority this was after serbs boycotted local elections. kosovan serb protesters have been on the streets demanding the removal of the elected mayor, an ethnic albanian. nato s secretary general jens stoltenberg condemned the violence. five members of a palestinian militant group have been killed and several more wounded by an explosion in the lebanese town of qusaya, close to the border with syria. the popular front for the liberation of palestine general command blamed israel, saying it carried out an air strike overnight. israel s military has denied any involvement. lebanese security sources said it was caused by munitions being transported.