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to dateline london. donald trump cannot manage to persuade enough republicans in congress on his first big leadership test health care. so where does his presidency go now? the london terrorist attack. plus, the european union at 60 comfortable middle age or mid life crisis? i suspect we may plump for the latter. our top team of guests today on what will be my last dateline london before i leave the bbc are abdel bari atwan, who is an arab author and journalist. thomas kielinger of die welt. janet daley of the sunday telegraph. and jef mcallister, who is an american writer and commentator. now, donald trump the self described great deal maker, whose ghost written biography was the art of the deal has failed to convince even republicans in congress that he knows what he is doing on health care. in what polls say is the most unpopular presidency ever at this stage, can he convince americans he knows what he is doing on anything else? how much trouble is he in? ....
russia who have been taking part in anticorruption demonstrations. russia who have been taking part in anticorru ption demonstrations. they included the opposition leader who organised the main rally in moscow. thousands of people joined the demonstrations across the nation, calling for the resignation of the prime minister over corruption allegations. there were moments when moscow resembled a battlefield. russian riot police broke up an anti government protest, on what was a day of demonstrations across russia. in moscow, they detained more than 500 people. earlier, police had poured into the city centre, warning that the protest was illegal. still, thousands of people packed into pushkin square, to accuse the russian government of corruption. the level of corruption is too high in russia right now, and every single citizen understands it. it s hard to live in corruption atmosphere. i have children, grandchildren, and i can t breathe in this. these people have come ou ....
you re watching bbc world news. it s newsday. glad you could join us. it s 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 9am in north east australia, where what s being described as a monster cyclone is due to make landfall over the next few hours. tens of thousands of people, including tourists, have been evacuated from coastal areas amid warnings of winds gusting up to 250km/h and dangerous tidal surges. trees are already being blown down by the wins. cyclone debbie has been upgraded to a category four storm, one below the most violent, and is forecast to be the most powerful storm to hit the state of queensland for six years winds. let s go to hywel griffith, who is joining us from townsville. by the looks at it it s the calm before the storm and everyone is saying cyclone debbie could be as devastating as cyclone yasi in 2011? yes. they are having to prepare for the worst here, the wind is picking up a bit as we get closer to the impact time, you do to be around lunch ....
against the food delivery firm to claim better employment rights. i ll be looking at what impact it could have. in sport mixed emotions for runnerjo pavey ten years after finishing fourth at the world championships, she s to receive a bronze medal after an athlete is disqualified for doping. national kitchens was set up 100 yea rs national kitchens was set up 100 years ago when world war i. the idea was you got a decent meal for a small price. should it be brought back, there are some who think it should i will speak to them today. and matt is in bedfordshire with the forecast this morning. iam i am talking about the results of the big garden bird watch. news on that and a day ahead coming up. good morning. first, our main story. plans to make britain an ‘independent, sovereign‘ nation will be published this morning just one day after theresa may started the process of brexit. the great repeal bill will outline how the government plans to repatriate more than a0 ....
good morning. it s seven in the morning in singapore, midnight in london and six in the evening in southern colombia, where rescue teams are continuing to search through tons of mud and debris for anyone who survived the devastating mudslide. it s happened in the city of mocoa. over 200 people have been confirmed dead. hundreds are still missing and five villages have been destroyed. richard lister has the story. mocoa is a place of mud and misery. when the rolling wall of water and debris rushed through here on friday night, it swept away houses, cars, trees and people. whole families died here. the painstaking search for survivors is continuing. rescue workers moving quietly through flattened neighbourhoods, hoping for sounds of life in the wreckage. nothing here. with every hour that passes, hopes of finding more people alive diminish. within hours of the deluge, message boards went up, listing the dead and missing. many of those unaccounted for are children. we are ....