parliament voted to put on to ratify his brakes a deal. and travel halfway around the world on just one aircraft and airline makes history setting a new record for the longest nonstop commercial flight. i m rebecca root is welcome to the program protesters in hong kong are defying police and recent attacks on pro-democracy activists to attend an authorized march police say anyone attending risks arrest protesters have set fire to barricades and tear gas and water cannon have been fired by police demonstrators a pushing for more democratic freedom in the semi autonomous chinese territory tensions are high after a prominent rally organizer and activist handle handing out flyers were brutally attacked earlier this week. over the late has we re joined by day to be a correspondent charlotte shell some pill who s in hong kong charlotte tell us what s happening there at the moment. rebecca hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people have been fact on the streets today is really tur
it human slavery. when we didn t catch enough fish. if we will be eaten by the captain that i think people really love peace and a lot i m still traumatized by the time i was in the indonesian men forced to work in the conditions on the chinese fishing boat that is faulty what can be done to stop the trade in human beings. it s good to have you with us who will help patrol the sea still night the united states has formally called on germany france and britain to help provide security for shipping in the strait of hormuz and the street is a strategic route for about 50 a 5th of the world. old oil and you see it s a very narrow passage their relations between tehran and the west have deteriorated ever since the u.s. last year pulled out of that landmark deal which was designed to limit iran s nuclear program a recent series of tit for tat tanker seizures has only ramped up tensions further and germany s official line remains that it favors a multinational approach to protecting
meeting is overshadowed by the ongoing roxette talks we ll take you live to brussels for more also coming up for children killed a nanny others injured after a passenger train heads a school bus in france the bus was split in two by the force of the clash. and fury in argentina protests against pension reform turned violent causing parliament to suspend the debate. also coming up in the next sixty minutes the woman who is single handedly taking on cobbles drug epidemic there s no support available for addicts in the afghan capital and soul leyla are you dari uses her own money to rescue and rebel let s say. and as israel looks forward to its seventieth anniversary of bolivia looking back at german israeli relations defined by the darkest chapter in german history. i m sorry paul and welcome to the show it s good to have you with us. air leaders meeting in brussels are heading for a showdown over the issue of migration a mandatory quota for refugees has been described as quote
genocide [indiscernible] fidel castro. it s the beginning of a week of official mourning for the revolutionary leader, who died on friday at the age of 90. good to have you with us. we begin with the latest developments in the syrian city of aleppo. troops loyal to assad have retaken a large part of the rebel enclave. one third has fallen to the syrian regimes in the past two days. thousands of civilians are now playing. syrian government forces backed by russian airstrikes have been besieging the rebel held aleppo for months. fleeing for their lives, thousands of civilians stream out of east aleppo into other kurdish controlled parts of the city. here they are hoping to escape the aerial bombardment and syrian government forces. where were you? you deserted us? grenades explode behind them. syrian troops have overrun east aleppo, occupying half of the rebel held part of the city in 48 hours. now it is deserted. the syrian government said that they transported those who