And migrants remain, mostly in overcrowded camps. Former president jimmy carter had another fall in his home, fracturing his pelvis and going to the hospital for treatment and observation. A spokesperson for the Carter Center described the fracture as minor, saying the 95yearold carter was in good spirits at a Medical Center in atlanta after falling on monday evening. And that he was looking forward to recovering at home. This is the third time he has fallen in recent months. He fell in the spring and required hip replacement surgery. He fell again this month. And despite receiving 14 stitches, he traveled the next day to nashville, tennessee to rally volunteers and help build a habitat for humanity home. Global news 24 hours a day, on air and tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton. This is bloomberg. Live from bloomberg World Headquarters in new york, im shery ahn. In toronto im amanda lang. , welcome to bloom
Capabilities, if need be. The tax affairs of British Crown dependencies and overseas territories are coming under scrutiny, after the leak of confidential documents known as the Paradise Papers. And the apes rescued from the illegal pet trade. Conservationists celebrate the first baby born in the wild. Coming up in the sport on bbc news david moyes will take training for the first time as west ham boss, as work begins to keep them in the premier league. Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The Foreign Office says that Boris Johnson could have been clearer in his comments over a british woman in prison in iran. Borisjohnson has spoken to his iranianp counterpart on the phone and says he will now visit the country. Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe with her young daughter. Mrs Zaghari Ratcliffe was arrested in tehran in april last year and has beenin tehran in april last year and has been injail ever since tehran in april last year and has been in jail ever since for allegedly plot
0 >Copy of the Estonian Constitution at a recent constitutional affairs committee sitting at the Riigikogu. Source: Siim Lõvi /ERR
While many of the over 9,000 proposed amendments to a bill which would give the go-ahead to a referendum on the definition of marriage have been intentionally humorous or even bizarre, one has been attacked, mostly via social media, as in poor taste by the prime minister, foreign minister and other government members, ETV news show Aktuaalne kaamera (AK) reported Saturday.
The amendment proposal, tabled by Reform MPs Urmas Kruuse, Ants Laaneots and Jüri Jaanson, posed the question: Would it be better to live in the Republic of Estonia, if the Republic of Estonia were a part of Russia?