Days process and how to have continued demanding accountability for the killings of protesters to be part of any final agreement that something the forces for freedom and change have fed it with you. While the military council and the forces for freedom and change coalition gathered in khartoum expressed optimism in the deal that has been signed not all members of the coalition are on board with the progress that has been made several armed groups have been meeting here in ethiopia say that the deal bypasses them and needs to be revised. The armed groups known as sudans revolutionary front say they want the issues of ongoing conflict in darfur blue nile and Nuba Mountains and how to resolve them stated clearly in any agreement for a transitional period otherwise the deal would not represent the whole country are going to have somebody to sit on the year this will dance revolution out of frog his that is of essence on what has been agreed upon in the way the negotiations have been going
Thank you very much for speaking to us 1st they can you tell us the significance of this megatron veto but taken together with previous votes in the house and the senate trying to restrict sales of arms u. A. E. And saudi arabia the vote are in general has still she murder recently and looking at midnight ski accent sions other votes related to the yemen war including authorization of military force we have a growing majority not a super majority but a growing majority of voices in both houses of congress that are pressuring the trumpet ministration to change its policy both of these of either war in yemen and in particular towards saudi arabia and taken all together this is becoming very significant and i would expect changes of course in the administration at least in terms of. How the weapons are used the ways in which the war is is is assisted by the United States and it will be long probably just a matter of months before further resolutions are passed with more teeth in congress
As englands opener is ruled out of their next two matches with a hamstring injury. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. Chaos, confusion and Communications Problems hampered the efforts of Emergency Services to help victims of the London Bridge attacks. A senior London Ambulance Service Manager told the inquest that it took too long to reach some of the victims, more than three hours after the attackers had been killed. But he also praised ambulance crews who volunteered to go into a potentially dangerous area despite the possible risk to themselves. Eight people died and nearly 50 were injured in the attacks injune 2017. Our correspondent Richard Lister is at the old bailey. What more was said today . One of the Big Questions of this inquest is why it took so long for medical teams to get into borough market. We got some of the answers today. One was that police kept them out because they we re police kept them out because they were concerned there were still attackers on
If this wasnt in front of me and ready for signature, we would end up having projects all across the country that would be frozen after mid. On the other hand, we have now made it a habit where instead of fiveyear funding plans for transportation and instead of longterm approaches where we can actually strategize on what are the most important infrastructure projects, how are they getting paid for, providing certainty to government norors and mayors and localities about how they are going to approach Critical Infrastructure projects roads, bridges ports, airports instead we operate as if were we hand them out three months at a time. Which freezes a lot of construction, which makes people uncertain, which leads to businesses, not being willing to hire because they dont have any longterm certainty. Its a bad way for the u. S. Government to do business. So, i want to make sure that before i sign this, Congress Gets a clear message. That is we should not be leaving all the business of the
That we want tor detention and removal purposes my hope is they not be released period. I honestly believe the most effective way to go about getting at undocumented criminals in local jails is through a cooperative, constructive effort. But im sorry to interrupt, i only have a little bit. But that isnt working. So i think you have the authority, i think that you need to take the tough position to say, in a directive, you will respond to us and if you need something done legislatively come back to you. With all due respect, sir, i think the administration is avoiding this because of the propensity to want amnesty the way it does but that is a matter for another day. But if you want to respond to that. The problem, if i may, is for a long time we did take the position that detainers were mandatory and that was leading to a lot of litigation in the courts. Right. Im aware of that sir. Were losing. Were losing for reasons of the due process clause of the constitution. So maybe you need us