in the cold those who promoted that seat. from the european council president as the british prime minister prepares to visit brussels. or why the reopening of a religious school could help end this a dispute between greece and turkey. and in sports the refugee football of fighting extradition to bahrain is told he faces at least six more months in jail. while donald trump is predicting victory over eisel as early as next week the u.s. president says he expects a formal announcement to be made soon declaring all territory belonging to the recapture he was speaking at a summit of the global coalition set up to fight in iraq and syria says there s only a tiny percentage of ground left to take back the united states military or coalition partners and the syrian democratic forces. have liberated virtually all of the territory previously held by isis in syria and iraq it should be formally announced some time probably next week that we will have one hundred percent of the caliphat
for ten percent more than after the banking crisis of two thousand and eight that could wipe billions of dollars off what central government is able to give to local authorities the fear is that places like this that are close to rock bottom already could find they have far further to fall. on the main shopping streets the homeless live in tents outside an abandoned one psychotic british department store no doubt the status quo has failed northampton out in frustration fifty eight percent of people voted leaving the bricks at referendum but it is genuinely hard to see how grands talk among politicians in london of rex s allowing britain to trade with the rest of the world will do anything to help people in this abandoned england lawrence leigh al-jazeera northampton. thanks for watching al-jazeera we re back in just a moment with the news hour all senior that by. in the next episode of techno the team travels to the heart of the amazon. where we are now should be grateful to
a close ok allan we ll leave it there for now thank you for that let s bring in chris garcia is a political commentator and former official at the u.s. department of commerce under president trump he s joining us from washington as well so there were obviously we re still waiting to hear what president trump roster say reports that there could be an announcement of some sort of deal possibly even a three week deal to simply reopen the government was the president backed into a corner. well this is something that has become increasingly unpopular the shutdown has put pressure on both democrats and republicans in congress as well as the white house as they seek funding for this border wall the continuing resolution as it s called this three three week stopgap funding measure is very unpopular as a solution for both members of congress as well as federal agencies and that s because this continuing resolution is seen really as a kicking down kicking the can down the road type of
state one of the things that s come out of the original draft resolution drawn up by the u.k. is the provision of accountability for crimes under international humanitarian law that something that would have targeted the saudi led coalition it seems the u.s. has been doing the coalition s bidding and got that section removed. without a life from london still had fully. violence between police and protesters as the spanish national cabinet meets in a cash plan regional capital. and thailand s minute free will is defend the economy as a new report names the country as the wells was asked for any quantity. hello again it s good to have you back well here cross southern parts of queensland we saw some thunderstorms again for another day bringing down power lines as well as people losing their power across the region things are looking a little bit better here across brisbane temperatures are still quite warm we have been looking at a heat wave across the area thirty four degree
several people have been injured and more than and at least nine have been killed so far it s not clear yet how the day will play out but the government yesterday came out in a very rare press conference and called for calm they ve also accused our former rebel movements to be behind the protesters and trying to get them to overthrow the government we ve seen people who have been protesting calling for a change in regime calling for an overthrow of the government calling for different economic policies now the government is worried that the opposition would take advantage of the current situation what is it to ation the situation is that a lot of people in sudan can no longer afford bread and there is shortage of bread and bakeries not only just bread as well but there s also shortage of liquidity of cars to people would line up at a.t.m. trying to get their own money from their banks but they cannot access their own money because there is no cash in banks we ve seen people o