lay out plans for his new term in office. the prime minister s top priority to get britain out of the e.u. next month. and a state of emergency declared in parts of australia were more than 100 bushfires are raging todayay as temperatures t record levels. hello and welcome. first, it was andrew johnson. then, it was bill clinton. now, it is the turn of donald trump, who has made history by becoming the third u.s. president ever to be impeached. surprise,t is no big given democratic control of the house of representatives. next month, trample face trial by the senate, which will determine whether or not he remains in office. highlye in the house was partisan. nearly all democrats voted for the charges, while every republican voted against. to get some analysis on what unfolded in the house of representatives yesterday and what is still to come, let s talk to doug herbert, our international affairs commentator. as i said, it was a highly partisan debate, followed by a highly
evacuations have been put into place along parts of the u.s. coastline. backnts and hong kong go to school with a a strike as moe protesrs because travel chaos at rush hour in their fight for democracy. and economic crisis has led the government to impose currency controls to halt the slide in the value of the peso. after much back and forth, a brazilian football star looks to stay here in paris. details on the way. first, our top story, live from paris. to the u.k., where the opposition is trying to figure out a plan to stop a no deal brexit. it comes after boris johnson decided to suspend parliament for almost a month before the brexit deadline. our reporter is covering these developments. about this. british parliament is saying the stakes are high. the opposition has been clear it was going to rebel. what are they going to do? to say despitet onlnlydlines, p parliament starts sitting again tomorrorow afternoon. the main opposition party, , the labour party, jejeremy corby
notably the roof of the hedral and part of the which part of it has to be there are five residential buildings behind the church have been evacuated for 48 hours to make the building secure. securing t the edifice from inse will contitinue to make it possible for the firefighters to enter the cathedral with staff from the ministry of culture to recover works of art. it will lookok they will explain the situation cultural assets. think the firefighters, the military, police officerss with the stafff of the minisistry of culture who have done a r remarkable job of coordination. the police of paris, 20 civil servants have been courageously committed to entering have entetered the bell towers of the interveveion t tir saved the edifice. arrived 20 minutes later, they would not have been able to intervene. i will now give the floor to the minister of culture. i would like to pay tribute i would like to pay tribute to thehe firefefighters yesterdy and today. treasury the
the greek people voted overwhelmingly against the greek debt bailout. groups he has the mandate to ask for a more socially just and economically sustainable solution it prooves he has the mandate to ask for a more socially just and economically sustainable solution. to give the floor directly to ask the greek people directly for their views and to be an active part of the negotiations affecting their own future. a few days after this verdict we have now been given a mandate to redouble our efforts in order to get a socially just and economically sustainable solution to the greek problem. genie: with me is our international affairs editor. an impassioned speech from the greek prime minister. is that enough to change minds in brussels? reporter: he was saying that five years of austerity have not worked. greeks are painfully up against the wall at an impasse. unless there is debt relief, they will continue into this vicious recessionary cycle again and again. he is appealin
chris froome is trying to keep the jersey. and which place will you eat the most chocolate? we will discuss in the press review. for the first time turkey strikes jihadists inside syria. early this morning, three turkish fighter jets bombed positions at the islamic state group and the government has decided to crack down on militants. the country is also discussing whether to let the united states have access to a here to a key airbase close to the syrian border. turkish prime minister davutoglu has given a press conference. that conference what important points to the prime minister make? on the airstrikes against isis targets in north syria this morning, he said the turkish fighter-bombers have completely destroyed three ias targets. foreign guided missiles from turkish airspace. he stressed that they did not actually enter syrian territory. that shows that he wants to show that turkey is sticking by the rules of engagement set up for conflict along the syrian border.