The Nobel Peace Prize. Scotlands rugby office threatens legal action if the world match is canceled. It is in doubt because of the typhoon. Scotland will go out of the tournament if this match is called off. Barbara the u. S. Is beefing up its military presence in the gulf as tensions continue. The pentagon is sending 3000 troops to saudi arabia to bolster the kingdoms defenses following an assault on Oil Facilities last month. Septembers drone attacks threatened the heart of the saudi industryh. Houthi rebels claimed responsibility but the u. S. Pointed the finger at iran. Marine and air force units to provide increased capability in the region if necessary. United states remains committed to protecting our allies and ensuring the free flow of demonstrating our amendment for the rulesbased international order. Irish other likeminded countries especially those in europe to follow the United States lead and join with defensive assets to ensure stability in the region. Barbara our reporter joins us. What else to we know about the reasons behind the u. S. Sending these troops . They are saying there has been not just this incident on september 14, where the Oil Processing facilities were targeted and damaged partially by the drones and cruise missiles. The u. S. And several european intelligence agencies confirmed the attack had to have been launched from southwestern iran. They are holding the government responsible. Apron little bit later on friday we heard from the special thatsentative from iran the u. S. Is seeing more provocative behaviors from to. Ran from tehran this is basically trying to make ally,n a key defense saudi arabia, would be better protected and able to protect itself from iranian or other attacks. Theseng of the role troops would have, do we know that role these troops would have . They did not want to get more specific on what these troops would be doing, but when you look at the list of equipment deployed, it gives you a better sense. We have two fighter squadrons. That seems to mean air patrols to make certain there is not any iranian jets trying to encroach in saudi airspace for like carry out bombings or missile strikes. You also have the information that there will be more in the watershaps between iran and saudi arabia. It is worth pointing out one of the things brian hook did do friday was to urge european allies to actually participate in what the u. S. Has been calling its maximum pressure campaign. To provide more military surveillance not just in the gulf but in the airspace above, trying to make certain as many eyes as possible are on what the Iranian Military is or is not doing it to try to curb not doing and to try to curb its activities. Barbara what makes this surprising is it is days after President Trump publicly decides to pull out troops from Northern Syria. We are seeing this fallout from turkey attacking kurdish fighters in Northern Syria. On the one hand the president is taking troops out in syria, but putting more in saudi arabia. Rosalind u. S. Officials were questioned about that and took umbrage that there is this undercutting of what the president has long said he wants to do, to dial back the u. S. Military presence in the middle east to stop being the worlds policeman and to stop being the mediator in so many conflicts. What the defense and state Department Officials are trying to stress is that they reserve the right as the u. S. Government to prepare and to be ready to deal with any sort of unexpected contingents. They did also note that there are going to be forces leaving the region because of regular rotations and the president is much committed to getting u. S. Forces out of harms way. Care y they did not they did not appear to satisfy the contradiction that seems to be a parent. Barbara thank you for that development. The reasons and reaction from the u. S. Lets bring in breaking news the middle east. Northern syria, there has been an explosion near a u. S. Base in Northern Syria with turkish shelling. For more on this, lets talk to charles in the turkish district of on the border with syria. This happened recently. What else do we know . Charles certainly according to u. S. Officials and a syria monitoring group, a projectile lead to closely to a u. S. Base near a town. That were fears and rumors the base had been directly hit. It transpires now according to a Statement Given to the news them by. P. , given to the u. S. Official the projectile did not hit the base but was around about a kilometer away. The Turkish Defense ministry have come out with a statement which seems to verify that, saying they came under attack from what they describe as mortar shells in an area close to the base. They responded and they stopped immediately on the americans telling them to. To highlight how difficult the bordersn is along the when there are american soldiers in these outposts. We know they have pulled back certainly from this area where there are Ongoing Operations happening but there are american soldiers in syria and in this area. So as they say, it shows you what a tense situation, inflammatory, we are in at the moment. We know the americans and the turks share their coordinates. There has been some twitter activity amongst certain commentators, saying, accusing the turks of being incompetent or not taking enough care and attention in the military offensive, accusing them of not using the coordinates or paying attention to them of the u. S. Outposts, but it seems now according to the statements put out by the u. S. Sources and the Turkish Military minister of of defense,istry very nearly exclusive situation has been avoided. Barbara tell us more about the turkish impact the offensive is having with the military and situation . We have been hearing hundreds of thousands are displaced. That is right. You can imagine, we are hearing from various sources that the Turkish Military are indeed pushing further in to syria. We know the area i am in at the moment you find me, the town of which has been under bombardment for the last two or three days, we hear that Turkish Forces are effectively almost surrounding that town. We understand the civilian population fled a couple of days ago. That is a similar scenario in other towns on this border. Organizations are very concerned that the thousands that are fleeing are not going to be able to get the humanitarian assistance that they will need. Bear in mind many of these people are internally displaced throughout the 8. 5 years of the syrian conflict. Certain organizations are saying it is difficult enough to get aid to them because of the security situation in some areas. You can imagine when there are heavy weapons being used and there are those that are concerned about the potential isil for example, the military operation goes on, there are serious concerns about how those in need of humanitarian aid could be assisted. A very difficult situation. Charles there with the latest in the turkish situation. Of its oil tankers was attacked off of the coast of saudi arabia. They said the vessel was hit by two missiles in half an hour. It was sailing 100 kilometers off of the saudi port city of jeddah. The crews are reported to be safe. We have more from iran. Reporter Irans Foreign Ministry confirmed friday in the yearly Morning Hours one of their oil tankers was targeted in eastern corridor of the red sea, 100 kilometers off of saudi arabia. Explosionsenced two 20 minutes apart. The Foreign Ministry spokesman said this is not the first time iranian vessels in the red sea have gone through destructive actions. Thelamed this on perpetrators who have yet to be identified. They were taking part in dangerous adventurism. A senior mp from iran targeted the u. S. Irans National Oil Tanker Company whose experts are investigating, they were pointing out that while terrorism or some form of missile attack was the cause of the incident, they dont suspect at any attack originating from saudi shores. This comes a day before Pakistans Imran Khan will visit. He will be here to mediate between riyadh and tehran. But iran is likely to have its diplomatic defenses up again. If there was any hope for a breakthrough during his visit it is now less likely. Barbara there are developments out of the middle east. An analyst with the Advocacy Group next Century Foundation joins us now. Thank you. Lets focus on the u. S. Sending thousands of additional troops to saudi arabia. What do you make of that . It is a clear indication washington wants to protect its geopolitical interests in saudi arabia and we have crewmember we have to remember [indiscernible] the us is a clear indication the prince feels uneasy regarding his position in saudi arabia and the dangers, not just with iran but yemen. We have to remember last week a saudi territory was breached and that means so their sovereignty has been challenged. The additional troops is a direct reflection of the fear that could be further encroachment on saudi arabia which could happen quickly. Barbara why do you think the u. S. Is going to result or protect saudi arabia . How is that in the u. S. Direct interests when a few days ago President Trump announced controversially he was pulling out of Northern Syria . If you recall when you when aramco was targeted, the World Markets went crazy for a week or two and Oil Prices Went up rapidly. It would mean a recession for the u. S. And other countries across the world. It is something i dont think like to see would happen bearing in mind he is running his campaign on the basis of an economic boom in the u. S. To have saudi arabia stable and have interests stabilized with World Markets concerned, that is washingtons interest. Sending troops within that narrative makes perfect sense. Donald trump is concerned. I dont think we need to look into it as proof america is a friend or ally of saudi arabia that that saudi arabia is a great interest as far as america is concerned and americas vision for the middle east. Barbara saudi arabia and the middle saudi arabia and the u. S. Have a history, but do we see a stepping up of the thetionship, changing balance of power in the middle east with american influence . It is difficult to say because mr. Trump has the propensity to change his mind quite violently. It depends on how mohammad bin salman decides to position himself and whether he is capable of continuing to consolidate his power and his as far as the concern he can maintain the type of power he has amassed the past years. Powertinues to project and mr. Trump will be a great friend to not only mohammad bin salman but saudi arabia. It depends on what happens with iran, whether we can see something happening in the region where iran plays a greater role in bringing peace to yemen, whether the saudi decide to let go of the Mediterranean Convention in yemen. There are many components what happens next and how washington would position itself in those new dynamics. Difficult to foretell. Barbara how do you think these additional u. S. Troops in saudi arabia will be viewed by iran . What impact will that have on the country . Charles i dont think iran will be very concerned. It might see them as a direct threat to its sovereignty and escalation in the region. I think it will play out more in relation to yemen and how the rebels will look on the new threat to their traditions in yemen and maybe understand this as a challenge to the Peace Initiative that they did offer to react in terms of a truce or ceasefire. At ld be looking i dont think iran will be particularly interested. Not directly with the short term. It has to do with how the rebels will understand. It is more directed to them instead of iran. Analyst with the Advocacy Group next Century Foundation, thank you for joining us. Coming up on this newshour from london, a former u. S. Ambassador to ukraine says donald trump pressured the state department to fire her. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says it is not a done negotiations intensify to get a brexit agreement. And why it is not just the drivers who are in a spin at the japanese grand prix. Barbara hundreds more indigenous protesters are pouring into ecuadors capital to join the demonstrations against government prosperity measures. They have taken to the streets to demand the president repeal a law that ended a 40yearold fuel subsidy. Riot police have fired tear gas to break up the rallies and protested were stunted with fireworks. Several have died. We have more now from quito. Reporter a National Strike continues. Clashes have resumed between demonstrators and police. There is a lot of tear gas which is why we are looking a bit teared up very we should move up. Teared we should move back. I wanted to be will listen to what people are saying, protesting against policies of the government which are calling for the resignation of thecountrys president. Resignation of the countrys president. How many more people have to fall before you reduce reverse these policy measures . Terrorists or foreigners. We are ecuadorians and the president has us fighting with each other. Reporter in the National Dialogue between this group of indigenous communities and the government, the expectation is these clashes and protests are expected to continue. Barbara protesters in haiti clashed with police in the capital portauprince after someone was found shot dead in his car. They burned tires and spoils spilled oil, demanding the resignation of the president. The killing of the reporter happened during a search and surge in violence which killed several people. Have been and schools closed. Americas ambassador to ukraine says donald trump pressured the state department to fire her. In a testimony to members of saysess, Marie Jovanovich she was removed from her post because of unfounded and false lanes. The inquiry is investigating if trump tried to pressure ukraines leader to dig up dirt on joe biden. We have more from capitol hill. Confirmed they did not want her to testify. So the chairs of the house committees that are leading this subpoenaed her. That is why she came. The reason that is interesting is earlier this week, we had that letter from the white house to congress saying we are not going to cooperate in any way with your impeachment investigation but now we understand what it means in reality. That would mean apparently that in order to cooperate for voluntary interviews, they will try and stop their officials from taking part. It would seem from this example if a subpoena comes, people will be allowed to testify. Before the former ambassador began her testimony, the current e. U. Ambassador said to his lawyer he will testify later on this week. He had actually earlier on in permission sed was refused permission to testify. His lawyer said the state department doesnt want him to put the subpoena means he will. He is someone donald Trump Supporters wanted to testify because he is Donald Trumps man in the e. U. And ukraine. They want him to testify, but Going Forward in the impeachment inquiry process, is a subpoena is received, officials will testify. Barbara the u. S. And china struck a partial trade deal which could end the trade deal the trade war. Donald trump held talks with the chinese vice premier and suspended a terror tariff hike of imports which was going to take effect tuesday. He said the agreement covers intellectual property, Financial Services and big agriculture purchases but it will take up to five weeks for the deal to be written. Hundreds of prodemocracy protesters have marched through Hong Kong Central Business District defying a government ban on facemasks. They were rallying against Police Brutality and showing support for students who have been arrested. Hong kong has opened all stations for the first time in a week, despite more protests planned this weekend. The United Arab Emirates has tried to silence of the Al Jazeera News Network according to a bloomberg report. The uae is running a lobbying campaign in washington, dc using a law firm to influence staff in u. S. Congress. Alan fisher has details. Reporter from its embassy in washington and with a 12 connected ambassadors to the United Arab Emirates is trying to close the al jazeera media network. Bloomberg says the embassy deployed a prominent d. C. Law firm to meet with staffers, Trump Administration officials, journalists and academics to push its case. A wellknownare company on capitol hill and employed a small lobbying firm to help. They paid 100,000 to the company. They acknowledged they would provide strategic titans and further the interests of the united arab interest united arab emirate. In particular including issues relating to clients terminations of relations with qatar and accuracy and transparency of qatar government owned media. Facebook asred by the senate was investigating the role it played in possible russian interference in the 2016 election. They were investigating individual senators. They were accused of spreading inflammatory information about critics. The facebook contract was terminated. They say there are many linked facebook pages, many which push the u. S. Toernment to ask al jazeera have al jazeera the a foreign agent. They could say it is run by the qatari government, a claim rejected by al jazeera. Al jazeera launched in 1996 with an arabic service. In 2006 he became a public corporationprivate with an independent board of directors. In june u. S. Lawmakers wrote to investigate whether al jazeera should register as a foreign agent. One of the senators was republican Chuck Grassley from iowa who was contacted by representatives of the uae. There is lots more to come including frustration in greek refugee camps as the number of People Living in overcrowded conditions skyrockets. And how people will tackle highend unemployment and rising inflation. And stages in style hello. It has rained in london for a few hours and you can see clouds streaming from the atlantic and coming into the baltic states. The change in the west east the tale is dipping down. This is saturday specter. Much of the rest of europe is enjoying sunshine. 20 to 25 degrees. Between saturday and sunday, the night could be chilly but not that cold yet. Back up to the same by day. It is cloudy in denmark and the rain has gotten into northwestern france and northwest spain and the north of portugal. That is as far as it has gone by the end of the sunday. Not much will get into morocco. Or even in tunisia. We are talking about temperatures around the 30 mark still. It is hotter in egypt, 35 in cairo, 42 in the valley of the kikings. That is really summery. The school the sun has gone down towards angola. We are seeing big showers every day. South sudan, as far west as senegal. Barbara time for a reminder of the top stories. The u. N. Says 100,000 people have been displaced by turkeys military offensive against Kurdish Forces in syria. In the last hour there has been an explosion near a u. S. Base in Northern Syria with turkish shelling in the area. The u. S. Is sending 3000 additional troops to saudi arabia. The pentagon confirmed military hardware will be sent to bolster defenses following and a full on Oil Facilities last month. Iran said one of the oil tankers was struck off of the coast of saudi arabia. The state news agency said the vessel was hit by two missiles in half an hour. The e. U. Has lashed out at turkeys president for threatening to let Syrian Refugees flooding into europe if there was criticism of its operation. The European Council president said he wont let the issue of refugees be weaponize. Greece has been at the forefront of europes migrant crisis where frustration is growing. The number of People Living in overcrowded conditions has risen to a record 31,000. Reporter every day this man gets fire word firewood from the olive grove where he and 6000 live on the island. The camp was built to cope with 680 grade most live in huts with no electricity or heat and rely on wood fires for growth warmth. [indiscernible] before you can eat. We dont feel comfortable here. Everything is bad here. We live like animals here. Asylumseekers construct their own homes with timber and waterproof sheets handed out by charities. Sanitary facilities are you. All of these problems are supposedly going to be solved in a new camp being built around a disused slaughterhouse. It is designed for 1500 people, nowhere near the number on the island. That is because the conservative governments new policy is never to have overcrowding in the future. The camp on the island of lives both is also at record numbers. 1300 people are packed around the camp, four times as many as it was designed to house. The manager for the past three years agrees with the government about what the problem is. Is constantr overpopulation. We never managed we can never tell her and people away and say we are full. Someone has to receive them and register and cater to their needs. Creates overcrowding tension. A fire killed a female refugee, causing a riot. The government is shipping hundreds of asylumseekers to the mainland but it wants to stem the flow of new arrivals. It wants enforcement of the e. U. Turkey statement of 2016 where turkey agreed to readmit migrants who dont qualify. It has taken under 1 of the asylumseekers who have crossed from its shores. The government plans to intensify the use of the e. U. Turkey statement to return 10,000 people next year. That is a 20 fold increase on the rate of returns. It wants European Union members to share the asylum burden by relocating many of the 70,000 asylum applicants in greece. 60 of people crossing the mediterranean have arrived through greece. E. U. Officials say solving the problem here is the priority. The European Union agreed to intensify talks with the u. K. Over the next few days to find a brexit withdrawal agreement. This followed a briefing of e. U. 27 ambassadors by the blocs chief negotiator where he described the discussions constructive. Life in there could be the prospect of a brexit deal yet. E. U. And u. K. Negotiators will have to work flat out between now and next weeks brussels summit if they will have a framework agreement. Constructive meeting with the british team and now i will be briefed with the ambassadors and the [indiscernible] already said brexit is like climbing a mountain. We need vigilance, determination and patience. Reporter donald tusk warned he was going to declare the talks dead on friday. Technical talks are taking place in brussels as we speak. There is no ground for success. Nd the time is practically up even the slightest chance must be used. What is this renewed optimism based on . No one knows. The comments of from Boris Johnson and the irish Prime Minister, they saw a narrow path to a deal. The pair had met three hours in the northwest of england. Much of the time in private. Concessions were made but they would not say by whom. All else is secret. Under no circumstances will we see anything that damages the ability of the whole of the United Kingdom to take full advantage of brexit. Reporter what he is alluding to is the whole of the United Kingdom including Northern Ireland leaving the e. U. s customs union. It is the holy grail, allowing the u. K. To pursue independent trade deals, but Prime Minister johnsons previous proposal went down in flames when the e. U. Rejected customs checks on the ireland island. Whatever has been concocted has entered what the e. U. Calls the negotiating tunnel with just the faintest glimmer of light at the other end. Internation a unemployment and rising inflation has been rising the economy will be one of the main challenges for the winner of the presidency runoff. Our reporter has been to the town to see what farmers and businesses want from the new leader. Reporter this person sees embarking on a journey to earn a stable income in a country known for its olive orchards. They are rich in nutrients and antioxidants, but for his business to thrive, tunisians have to buy his produce. As tunisias economic crisis deepens, he could have to wait longer to reap the fruits of his labor. Reporter the biggest challenge is financing. Banks grant will farmers but not to us. There is no bank that will help in this like agriculture. Reporter young entrepreneurs and Business Owners are growing disillusioned with the government. This person runs the company of assembling parts for vehicles made in china. He was hoping to export his cars, trucks and pickups to customers in africa, but his business is struggling as tunisias restaurant tunisias recession shows no signs of ending. To produce 1000 units locally. Our first aim was maybe five or six years, we start exporting. Now we spent eight years, we are still at the local market. Reporter this is the world banks representative in tunisia. He has been pressing the government to redirect subsidies for agriculture and Dairy Products to new sectors which can generate income. The voters have given a clear message to tunisias politicians in regards the message is they are not satisfied with the way the economic model works. They are not satisfied with the services and the education and protection. Reforms the world bank and other institutions are calling for could take years to implement. Tunisias financial interest might fear reforms undermine their control over the economy. For the time being Business Owners and farmers such as this man will have to continue the hard work of selling the products in a tough competitive environment. Tunisians continue to demand higher wages, job opportunities. Whoever is elected on sunday will not have that much room to maneuver the cash strapped government maneuver. The cashstrapped government is under pressure to repay foreign debt. They will have to balance demand of the voters without making themselves corrupt without making themselves bankrupt. Barbara ethiopias Prime Minister has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. He is credited with helping to end the dispute with neighboring eritrea. Nobel peace prize for 2019 to the ethiopian Prime Minister. Reporter the moment the ethiopian leader heard of his prize and with it, praise from his supporters. Seen the major role. N championing social justice what we expect now is after peace, progress and development of the National Power is more importance. Into office at the height of civil unrest in ethiopia and during the state of emergency, the 43yearold former Army Intelligence officer has not shied away from tough decisions. [applause] his biggest achievement is making peace with neighboring a 21 year long conflict which began with more in 1998. He managed to reestablish normal illusions between the countries. He ordered the release from jail of his critics, opposition politicians and journalists. He established a ministry of peace which includes some of the governments most notorious military services and the police force. He is trying to open up the economy, allowing Foreign Investors a chair in traditionally state owned monopolies. It has not been easy. He survived an assassin armed with a grenade last year. And interethnic fighting nationwide forced around 3 Million People from their homes. He survived an attempted coup by soldiers unhappy with his leadership. Four of his close allies were killed in the failed uprising in another region. He is disappointed many europeans by failing to quickly transform the economy. Wante problem is they changed to happen immediately. We have a lot of economic problems in this country. But theowing fast, amount of expenditure in infrastructure has been at the expense of livelihoods. Reporter a general election is next day. Some supporters told al jazeera he will be the ultimate test of his peace prize. It will help as an impetus for him. Understood International Recognition not only for him but for the people forwardcountry in going , tackling the challenges and realizing ambitions minister as the prime received the news of his prize, he hoped to build peace building efforts elsewhere in europe in africa. Thank you very much. Prize given to africa, ethiopia. Other leaders take it positively to work on peace building. Reporter his job of keeping ethiopia united and stable is a big one but he is off to a good start as the Nobel Peace Prize laureates. This person is an ethiopia analyst and expert in international law. He joins us in the u. K. Theow you are very pleased Prime Minister got the peace prize. We heard about his accomplishments. Tell us what you think why you think he deserves it. Was think your reporter reporting from addis ababa. He came to power out of nowhere. He was not on the political scene before. He came out of nowhere and changed the landscape. Fromved ethiopian estates political explosion. So that is very specific things in terms of widening the estates laid a very significant role in tons of Holding Ethiopia together. Most importantly the role he played in establishing which is notorious for instability, not just in normalizing with neighboring ethiopia but also more broadly in the region. Somalia and kenya, south sudan, more recently in sudan. There is not really anything in the country where he hasnt played a role in terms of bringing people together. Point is that remarkable. Stabilized his own country and then bilateral relations with eritrea. What do you think the Nobel Peace Prize itself, what message do you think it sends not just to him but to the people of ethiopia and the region . I think it is partly a recognition of his achievement. Although what we have so far is a significant improvement from what we had, things are still in a very difficult and very complex position. The situation in ethiopia is fragile. It is a complex and difficult transition. The same things for regular issues, sudan, other countries. The prospect of a sustainable peace is a long way down the line. Hink the recognition would also leaders across the region to do more because building sustainable peace takes a long time. It requires working through the underlying structure problems which take a long time. I think it is a call to action primarily which would give him the energy, the push he needs to bring people together and to bring the right actors together. Barbara the Nobel Peace Prize gets criticized sometimes. It was given to barack obama. With the benefit of hindsight looking back, it might have come to early certainly. We have seen more purse peaceful years and more fraught ones. Is there a risk the same thing could happen without . There is much to do that maybe this came too early . I dont think so. In this case the Prime Minister within a short time has taken some decisive measures for peace. In some cases at great personal risk, significant risk to his power. One of the clear things was his commitment and determination, the way he reached out to the eritrean government when he was appointed as Prime Minister. He said clearly ethiopia would pt theoretically they said they would access the decision but eritrea wasnt really committed. When they made the statement, they thought it was another gesture. He followed this, and he made peace possible and he allowed normalized relations with also i think most visible aspect, reuniting families that was splintered over 20 years. That is real change. It is an achievement and important to recognize people who have shown that level of courage and pursuing the peace agenda. Barbara that has been recognized with the novell these prize. You for having share your views with us. Thank you. Barbara still ahead, targeting to our marathon. More on saturdays world record attempt. Barbara it is time to get the sports news. Thank you. Scotlands rugby bosses are threatening legal action if the world cup match against japan is canceled. It is in doubt because of a typhoon. Scotland will go out of the tournament if the fixture is called off. The japanese formula one grand prix also being affected. We have this report from tokyo. Capital the japanese and other parts of the country are bracing for the arrival of the typhoon which could be one of the strongest storms to hit japan in decades. Flights and Train Services are being canceled and this weekend should have been one in which much of the sporting world was focusing on this country. We have the formula one grand , 300 kilometers to the southwest of tokyo. The race is still on but we know saturdays event at the grand prix has been canceled. Organizers are saying qualifying will take place sunday morning. As far as the rugby world cup, two games have been canceled because of the typhoon. That is new zealand and italy and england and france. There is a possibility another could be affected. That is the host nation japan against scotland. It was going to be played in yokohama sunday. The tournament organizers saying they will inspect the facilities sunday morning before making a final decision about that game. It is a final group game and there is a lot riding on it. A win for japan would see them going through the quarterfinals for the first time. Scotland needs to beat japan to have any hope of staying. If the game is canceled, japan will go through to the quarterfinals. Scotland will go home. The Scottish Rugby union are threatening legal action if that happens. Scotland have suggested moving the match to monday when the typhoon has passed. Rugby Officials Say it is unthinkable they are denied the chance of a contest. This is a glorious worldclass sporting occasion. We dont want to be Collateral Damage this is important to us as a nation and the rugby following public around the globe believe the same way. Most people feel if it was an economic powerhouse, new zealand, more thought would be given to a taxable approach. Reporter fridays game between australia and georgia did take place. The wallabies had a hard going. 278 victory. Finishing at second in the table behind wales which means they will face england in the quarterfinals. We have done well and growing our pack over the years. We have got to keep building. Now we are in the knockout stages. What we have done around reporter qualifying for the grand prix would take place on sunday before the race, weather permitting. Friday continued. Dry conditions during the second session. Sundays qualifying could also be affected and wrestled from the practice will determine the grid positions for the race. English football off the qualifying match they were the Czech Republic in the euro 2020 qualifier. One man and did englands 43 unbeaten run. Two in each group will go through to next years finals. Elsewhere world champions france continue to trail turkey after , getting france in the win in iceland. Victories for andorra, portugal and ukraine. The elite Athletics Academy run by Alberto Salazar was closed after the american coach was banned for four years because of doping violations. He had coached various champions at the nike project including british players. He this was like an unfair burden on the athletes still involved. One runner that it is a case 1 the man will make his latest attempt on the record in austria. He missed out by 26 seconds in italy a couple of years ago. He is the current world record holder. This time it wont count as an official record but he is being helped by 41 place makers. A few years ago it was impossibility. Then it was like realistic. The way he has run other permit berlin, london, conditions in london to me it is more like a question of when. When will be answered tomorrow. Reporter quarterfinals at the shanghai masters, Novak Djokovic the defending champion and fourtime winner beaten by the sixth seed. Before this he had got 24 straight sets. Ae victory earning tsitsipas place in the atp finals for the first time. Federer, knocked out by alexander zverev. It went to a deciding set. Winning it 63. That sets up a sunny final a semifinal. That is how sports are looking. Lets get back to barbara. For thisthat is it newshour. Stay with us. I will have more news in a few minutes. You can catch up with everything that we have been talking about on our website, aljazeera. Com. Join me in a few minutes. By
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