and parliamentary elections as his rival calls for a boycott of those polls. and thinking outside the box we need some design is creation space as for a person a pandemic well. i m just not sure if sports is the name schumacher once again makes headlines on the track mick schumacher the son of michael has won the formula 2 title at his graduation to act one next season. haul in what s been described as the final throw of the dice british and european union negotiators the scrambling to secure a postbox a trade deal and so far as saturday s talks between prime minister barak johnson and european commission president live on the lion now the u.k. s chief negotiator david frost is in brussels. we re going to be looking very hard to try and get a deal we re going to see what happens in negotiations today and that will we will be looking forward to meeting our european colleagues later on softly thank you very much and you may remember britain formally left the e.u. back in januar
a new congress an election that s been boycotted by the opposition and referred to as a sham and building cities to prevent another outbreak the architects designing spaces with social distancing and touch free living in mind i m german and should score says sergio perez windsor dramatic sack ground in bahrain and mix the son of michael has won the formula to title ahead of its back to asian one next season. the u.k. and europe need a breakthrough in their talks on a trade deal and to prevent the prospect of a no deal breck s it talks have resumed in brussels after a personal intervention by the e.u. commission president and the u.k. prime minister late on saturday negotiators are struggling to agree on 3 key issues now they are fishing rights fair competition guarantees and how future disputes will be resolved or sort of on their lane and boris johnson will speak again on monday to see if there has been progress but hopes of a deal before a summit leaders on thursday are fad
antonio guterres said government support forfossilfuel industries means that taxpayers‘ money is paying for melting glaciers and strengthening hurricanes. representatives from dozens of governments are meeting in madrid for the global climate summit malta s prime minister, joseph muscatt, has bowed to public pressure and decided to step down after a member of his office was arrested during an investigation into a journalist s murder two years ago. and this video is trending on bbc.com. a museum in moscow gave visitors the chance to sit on a glass throne filled with $1 million. it s called the money throne and is made of layers of bulletproof glass filled with bank notes. that s all. stay with bbc world news. more on our website, bbc.co.uk/news, and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. the major challenges facing mercado uchida as he takes the helm of the scandal hit carmaker. the bank of england governor mark carney named as a un specia
the annual retail frenzy begins, amid growing concerns about the environmental cost. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. we re asking if you re over black friday on environmental grounds or because there s no genuine bargains to be had. you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag bbc the briefing thousands of australian students have walked out of class to join rallies demanding stronger action to rein in climate change, which they said is contributing to the country s bushfire crisis. the rallies, in sydney and other major australian cities, were the first in a series of protests by students across the globe, demanding governments do more to protect the environment. there have been similar strikes in tokyo, while protests start in cities, including bangkok and paris, later. the protests come ahead of the annual un climate conference that starts in madrid on monday. let
talk of success at the club world cup in qatar the rio side lifting the elite try and see just days after becoming south american champions. fellow 3 planes believed to be carrying home with the prisoners have landed at the airport which has been closed since 2016 the group of around $130.00 prisoners had been detained in saudi arabia and were released as part of an exchange deal the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has allowed the airport to reopen to limited flights including for patients needing medical care it s been fighting her with these in yemen for the past 4 years the international committee of the red cross is coordinating the efforts and natalie back to watch a from the red cross spoke to al jazeera from inside the airports. we have been asked to come to take the fun for which was hard for that about both florida and we are not involved in the negotiation really. we can speak on behalf of the party is there some to hope that more and more chance to. happen where all is