. back it monster reporting from london thank you. let s now look at some of the other stories making news around the world california fire officials say the state s deadliest fire in history is fully contained the camp fire burned much of the mountain town of paradise to the ground and killed at least eighty five people nearly two hundred fifty s. still missing the blaze destroyed nearly fourteen thousand homes. but the other reason swiss voters have clearly rejected a proposal to give the country s laws priority over international law in a national referendum projections show almost two thirds opposed the initiative backed by the right wing swiss peoples party critics claims the measure would have damaged its alliance global standing and hurt its economy. russia says it has launched air strikes on syrian rebels it accuses of carrying out a suspected poison gas attack on the government held city of aleppo more than one
a referendum then of course remain would have to be on the ballot paper and if you look at the opinion polls at the moment there s been a shift towards remaining british public opinion something like fifty five percent of the population say actually staying in the european union would be would be a better option so britain staying it s a hard route to get there but it is possible well throwing another spanner in the works john worth of political advice that thank you. that s to have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world russia says it has launched air strikes on syrian rebels it accuses of carrying out a suspected poison gas attack on the government held city of aleppo or more than one hundred people were affected by the poison on saturday doctors see patients suffering from breathing problems and blurred vision rebel groups have denied using poison gas. twenty nine people have been confirmed dead after a boat sank on lake victoria in uganda dozens more are f
it s. history you know everyone. seems to. be fishing. to. digital africa starts december twelfth on w. could look at it but the. e.u. leaders are expected to sign off on a historic bragg s a deal today after last minute opposition from spain was resolved british prime minister teresa mayes plan for leaving the european union still faces a major hurdle though she needs the backing of the u.k. parliament where many lawmakers have threatened to vote down the deal. syrian state media say at least fifty people are being treated after a suspected poison gas attack on the government tell city of aleppo doctors that
seriously enough. and hopes her husband will have to stay in prison for a long time if she had to say he would never get out again. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world syrian state t.v. says at least forty one people are being treated following a suspected poison gas attack by insurgents on the government held city of aleppo doctors said most patients suffered from breathing problems and blurred vision. and at least ten people have died after a boat capsized on lake victoria near the ugandan capital kampala a police spokesman said forty people were rescued and a search for other survivors is ongoing he gave no details on the cause of the accident or how many people were on board. taiwan s ruling democratic progressive party has suffered a major defeat in local elections the island s pro independence president in when
a mood of enough is enough. of. the non european counterpart to salzburg the duma in syria. russia s partner but charlotte assad is suspected of using chemical weapons shocking germany and its allies. we are all. we also have the knowledge that russia as an ally of asset shares responsibility in connection with the poison gas attack in syria. there s no question about that and hard. in general with russia we are experiencing various actions directed at breaking international law or the aims of international law. supporting assad in syria for instance but that does not change the fact that russia is an important political entity in europe. this week vladimir putin dedicated a bridge connecting russia to crimea the ukrainian peninsula the germany views as