britain should stay in the european union freed at last. after 43 years in solitary confinement top story for you. police in uganda put the main opposition candidate for president underhouse arrest. it s the fourth time in a week that he has been detained. police say it s to prevent unrest after the opposition vote rigging in the poll on thursday. professional results showed that the president is on course to extend his 30 year rule. the e.u. s chief observer for the elections says the extent of force used by the police is unacceptable. it was not transparent. it was very badly organising things. and it took the trust of everyone here in uganda that we were speaking to. i would say it s a failure of the european commission. vote stuffing or rigging. we got that information from the media. we ask our observers all over the country, and i have to say that they did not confirm - they didn t witness any kind of these things which you mentioned. i speak on the findings that
greek-macedonnen border. and nevada prepares to hold its caucus. uganda s president is celebrating his fifth election victory while his main opponent remains under house arrest. the president won 60.8% in thursday s election allowing him to extend his 30-year rule. his main rival, kizza besigye had 35.4% of the votes and declared the election a sham. we have this report. police surrounded the house of opposition leader kizza besigye as results are announced. opposition leaders from placed under house arrest. the electoral chai election chairman announced the results. the chairman acknowledged some problems and said that things largely went well. he said that this was rigging local observers say there has been strong criticism from the european union and the commonwealth observers. the electorate commission failed. it was not transparent. it was very bad at organizing things. and loses the trust of everyone here that we were speaking to. i would say it s a failure of the
cartels have left them overpaying for goods. hello, i am robin adams with the sport. barcelona just cannot stop winning. it s 52 games without a loss now for the la liga leaders which is a club record. i ll have a roundup from today s matches in spain later in the program for you. uganda s president is celebrating his fifth election victory while his main opponent remains under house arrest. the 71-year-old president won 60.8% of the vote in thursday s election, allowing him to extend his 30-year rule. his main rival, who has been detained since four times since monday, won 35.4% and has condemned the election as a sham. european union and commonwealth observers have criticized the polls which was marred by lengthy delays and violence. reporter: police surrounded the house of opposition leader as the vote count was completed. and the results announced. two other key opposition politicians were also under what they called house arrest. but police called preventive ar
plus tonight i am suspending my campaign bowing out by jeb bush from the u.s. presidency we re closer to a ceasefire than we have been. that was the message from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry and jordan s foreign minister as they spoke earlier about syria. kerry said that the u.s. and russia have reached a provincial agreement about a pause in fighting which could begin in the coming days. what we have agreed on provisionally, i won t go into the details of it, because it needs to be consulted fully with the other parties and, as i said, our hope is that the two presidents will talk as soon as that is appropriate and then we proceed forward to the implementation. why is it important to do this? somebody asked me the other day. why not have the ceasefire tomorrow morning? you know, why wait a week? because a ceasefire requires an understanding of obligations. you have to be specific about who is doing what, about what is required of each, and if you want to ha
assess the damage. and in niger one of the president s rivals is behind bars. and promoting the urban garden. venezuelans are encouraged to grow their own food to combat shortages. thank you for joining us. syria has suffered two devastated sets of explosion explosions in just 24 hours. in the first homs was hit by a double car bombing in the city. at least 46 people were killed, and more than 100 injured in one of the deadliest attacks today in the government. just hours later a southern suburb of damascus suffered another explosion killing 83 people and injures dozens. 31 villages in aleppo have been effected. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has reached a provisional agreement with russia on terms of a cease-fire in syria. we have more now from the turkish border with syria and a warning you may find some of the images in the report upsetting. two separate attacks. both involving multiple explosions and just hours apart. in two government-controlled districts in
after the cyclone. venezuelans are encouraged to grow their own food to combat shortages. syria has suffered two devastating sets of explosions in just 24 hours. in the first homs was hit. at least 46 people were killed and more than 100 injured in one of the deadliest attacks to date in government-held city. hours later a southern suburb of damascus was hit by a number of explosions killing at least 83 and injuring dozens. it came as government forces captured 31 villages in the aleppo province in the north from the islamic state in iraq and the levant. there has been an agreement reached on russia in terms of a ceasefire. our correspondent more from the turkish border with syria and some of the images in her report might be upsetting. reporter: two separate attacks, both involving multiple explosions and just hours apart in two government-controlled districts in syria. one in both incidents simultaneous explosions left civilians killed and injured and in both nashdz commu
india, which is threatening water supplies. and a state of emergency in fiji after they are hit by a cyclone. the islamic state has claimed responsibility for bombings which killed more than 120 people. it s a series in damascus. it hit the area of homs. the southern suburb of damascus, killing 83 people. in aleppo province, taking the village from i.s.i.l. un-secretary of state john kerry says he has reached a professional agreement with russia on the terms of a ceasefire. zeina khodr has more from the turkish border from syria, and a warning you may find some of the images in her report upsetting. two separate attacks, both involving multiple explosions and hours apart. in two government-controlled districts in syria. the mainly shi a district in damascus, the other the mainly alawite neighbourhood in the city of homs in central syria. in both incidents near simultaneous explosions left civilians killed and injured and in both neighbour ads communities were neighbou
we did well with young people. i think we did well with working class people. for the democrats, bernie sanders staying positive after a loss to hillary clinton in the nevada caucuses. and the struggle to recover in fiji. no power and widespread flooding after a powerful cyclone ever recorded strikes the island nation. a candlelight vigil will be held to honour the victims of last night s shooting in kalamazoo. six were killed, two others wounded. michigan s governor rick schneider visiting with the victims. tonight uber confirmed that the suspect was a driver for the company. roxana saberi has more. reporter: the latest in a series of mass shootings rocking the u.s. this time kalamazoo michigan. this was so random. if it was gang violence, there s things to work on there. when a random individual decides to be evil. i don t know how you stop that at least six in the community are dead. two clinging to life and for now no one knows. yes. this is your worst night
i don t know how you stop that very horrible. an uber driver arrested for what police call a random shooting that killed at least six people and tourists stranded. fiji under a state of emergency after the most powerful cyclone in that island s history. it s a battle between two titans, apple versus the f.b.i. the struggle over security and the right to privacy. the hot topic in tonight s the week ahead . good evening, everyone, we begin with a race for the white house, the major candidates are out in full force, stretched out from coast to coast, and are on the move fast. take a look at the map of the location of the democrats really spread out all over the place. bernie sanders is in south carolina. this is the scene of the next democratic primary. he is polling behind in the state. but he is not giving up. he ll fight hillary clinton for the delegates at large. capital pointe is in the center of the bill clinton is in the center of the states. interesting he picke
so a standoff at a university in india between the police and five students facing sedition charges more than 120 people are killed after attacks in damascus and hydrogen bombs. i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility. 21 lives claimed after the cyclone in fiji. a fourth term appears to be running for defeat for moralis the presidential of the student union there was arrested earlier and charged with sedition. that arrest sparked anger and outrage over freedom of expression reporter: they were accused at the same time of chanting anti national slogans. they managed to escape as they stormed the campus that night and took their student leader in jail and is awaiting bail right at this moment. students were in hiding and saying they came back about because they believed the application will go through and the lawyers are trying to get them all off citizen charges. they stay they will stay in campus and allow themselves to be arrested if police come into campus. this is a probl