the murder of the mother and the war in yemen. or washington d.c. . turkey s president has risen article for the washington post saying his country will continue to investigate question of g. s murder or chip type areas around calls the killing not only a tragedy but also a blatant abuse of diplomatic immunity noting the murderers traveled on diplomatic passports and turned it diplomatic building into a crime scene and were assisted in the attempted cover up by saudi arabia s top diplomat in istanbul which sets a very dangerous precedent he writes it is in our best interest and of humanity to ensure that such a crime is not committed anywhere again seen in cosi or who has more from istanbul . turkey is present taper down stays in his opinion piece that no event since in the event since $911.00 has caused threat to international public order then jamal for ship his murder because in his piece he has written that this is a blatant abuse of diplomatic immunity as those 15 people
misconduct johnson has denied the chair and the solid geisha in that he groups are 2 decades ago sunday times columnist charlotte edwards says the incident took place when she worked at the spectator a conservative news magazine paul johnson was it says iter the allegations against johnson are overshadowing the 2nd day of the u.k. s annual conservative party conference in manchester well the conservatives are trying to steer that conversation away from back sets at that conference nigh opposition parties are meeting to discuss ways to prevent crashing out of the european union without a deal honestly has more from manchester. but slogan you can see behind me get bricks it done is 100 percent the message of the conservative party wants the whole of the u.k. to hear over the next 3 days of the conference very simple slogan dreamt up undoubtedly by boris johnson s chief of staff dominic cummings who controls policy entirely now in downing street dominic cummings the man responsi
sebastian kurtz has delivered a surprising result in the australian election, a clear victory. he will be working with the far right again though, because they lost a great deal of their support. the greens delivered their best result in a general election. we will report from vienna. the bbc reverses its decision to partially uphold a complaint against its presenter naga munchetty. we ll have all the details. a united nations investigation team has gained access to covert recordings of the moment that journalist jamal khashoggi was killed, and they ve described in detail what they heard to the bbc. mr khashoggi was a writer and critic of saudi arabia s government. he was murdered in the country s consulate in istanbul exactly a year ago this week. saudi s crown prince mohammed bin salman is suspected of personally targeting mr khashoggi. he s just given his first interview with western media since the murder, this is what he said when he was asked if he d ordered the murder.
of thomas cook might have to wait up to two months to get a refund, say officials. and the funeral of the former french presidentjacques chirac world leaders gather in paris as france says farewell. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m joanna gosling. the chancellor, sajid javid, has insisted the uk can still leave the eu without a deal despite a law which says the prime minister must ask for an extension if no agreement is reached. he said the government would obey the law, but that the policy set out by boris johnson of leaving with or without an agreement in october had not changed. he promised a significant economic policy response in the event of a no deal brexit. at the conservative party conference, mrjavid is promising what he calls an infrastructure revolution with a £25 billion upgrade of england s roads, a national bus strategy and £5 billion for ultrafast broadband internet in the uk. but it s been a stormy week for boris johnson, culminating in