Threatened to impose tariffs on the Central American country. And concerns over severe ice melts in greenland, as europes recordbreaking heat wave moves north. Reporter in sport, a freak hailstorm. Also abandon fridays estate 30 kilometers from the finish. Anchor hello. The uns human rights chiefs condemns what she calls International Indifference to the rising death toll in syrias rebel held province. Michelle says those targeting civilians should be charged with war crimes, this as human Rights Groups say more children have been killed in the middle of this month than all of 2018. The past 10 days have been particularly violent. During that time, the United Nations says at least 104 civilians have been killed in airstrikes. Of those deaths, 27 were children. The u. S. Blames the Syrian Government and its allies. Hospitals, markets, and businesses have been hit. With the frequency of the attacks, it was unlikely they were struck by accident. 400,000 civilians were displaced in the pas
Again and how this buffalo is helping to boost mill production. And sport superNovak Djokovic shines at wimbledon, winning his third wimbledon title on center court. Welcome to the program. Joep eurozone leaders told greece they must enact reforms before they look at a rescue. At the heart is whether the Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras can deliver on the promisesee has made to them. Germany, backed by other hard line countries is skeptical saying if he can, measures do not go far enough. For instance, considered greeces closest ally is pushing for a deal that would allow the central bank to intervene. We have the story covered from both sides. Neave barker is in brussels and simon mcgregorwood is standing by in athens. First Jacky Rowland reports from brussels on the days developments. The leaders from the 19 eurozone countries need to decide by sunday weather conditions exist for greece to remain in the current european union. The leaders need to show that reforms will be implemented. I
Forward. Greek prosecutors vote yes, but on the streets the message is no. Cobbled together on a shoestring budget, we meet the man behind the First Solar Powered car in afghanistan we begin the newshour in yemen, and the port city of aden where some members of the countrys exiled country are returning. Rebel forces have been pushed out of the city and the government wants to reassert control. Reporter the sounds of cheering, fireworks and gunshots in aiden, as people followed the biggest defeat in houthi since the conflict. Members of Abdrabbu Mansour hadis cabinet are returning to the southern port city for the first time ans fighting forced them to leave. Translation we will announce within the coming few days that we have secured the entire city of aden, and we want to return home. The ministers returning, it will be part of a plan to return all Yemeni Government to the city, where theyll be based, working towards liberating the rest of the country. Abdrabbu mansour hadi and his go
A controversial security law that will remove restrictions on the military. And picture perfect, the planet pluto as it has never been seen before. We begin with latest developments on the greek debt crisis. Euro zone finance ministers have given them the green light for former talks on a boilout to begin. And they have agreed to give greece a shortterm loan so it can pay its bills. Greek banks are also being given a lifeline. The ecb raising emergency funding for banks by 978 million. Now things have changed now. We had a series of news with the approval of the bridge financing package, with the vote, the various votes, in various parliaments to begin with in the Greek Parliament which have now restored the conditions for a raise in the ela. Lets go to simon mcgregorwood live for us in at thens. He was talking about raising ela, thats the emergency liquidity assistance. How does that help greece . Reporter well, it gives the greek banks a little bit more cash basically, to continue op
After days of fighting between rival supporters. And restriction of the antibiotics in animals bred for food, because of worries over socalled superbugs. But first, israels government is facing serious questions over its use of force in this latest outbreak of violence with palestinian protesters. Since the beginning of october, four israelis have been killed, and 63 injured in attacks by palestinians. But 23 palestinians are dead, and 1,991 injured after action by Israeli Security forces. According to the Palestinian Health ministry. Now, witness accounts and videos led to accusations that some of the deaths could amount to extrajudicial killings. A palestinian teenager shot. Then on friday an Israeli Palestinian woman was critically wounded after being shot by Israeli Forces at a check point in galali. Israeli police say she was waving a knife when they shot her. Hoda abdelhamid is in the west bank, but first to mike hanna in jerusalem. We understand that theres a Cabinet Meeting tak