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fighters loyal to the union of Islamic courts in S are reported to be on the point of taking K--the last remaining port outside the control in southern S.The islami courts have steadly increased their hold on S since they seized the capital M earlier this year.R reports.
"residents of K say they head of the local millitia,H withdrew from the town with 40 truckloads of his supporters, leaving the way clear for the union of islami courts,there are no reports of any shots being fired. For several days,fighters loyal to this islam courts reported to be advancing on K which is less than 2000 kilometers from S border with K. Leaders of the courts had warned they would occupy the port to prevent foreign forces using the bridgehead to enter the country. This came after the African union supported a request by S transitonal goverment to send in a regional peacekeeping force."


Lawyers representing the deposed Iraqi President Shadam Hussei say they will boycott this trial when it resumes in baghdad on monday.SH has being in trial on charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.last week the goverment set the chief judge after he had said the former iraqi leader had not been a dictator. D reports.
"The chief of defence team H said the courts' refusal to hear a non-iraq lawyer in the case and to grant this attorney's permission to enter the hearing were violations of the law. The A-based lawyer also said the abrupt replacement of the chief judge in a trial last week was another violation. Mr A is in charger of 9 member defence team for SH. He said the group could not sat in the court room and his words gaged, just give the trial legitmancy.

Political groups in iraq have reached the agreement on how to preserve the contentious issue of federalism.they decide the draft legislation will be put on parliament on Tuesday but any bill eventually approved will be implemented only after an 18 months delay.the propose laws been put forward by Shiite group some of whose leaders want to creat not autonomous federal region in southern iraq. A number of Sunny-Arabic politicians have objected to the proposals. They fear the federalism will lead to a break up of iraq and leave them without access to the country's large oil reserves.

This is BBC world news.

Voters in Switzerland had backed tougher laws on asylum and immigration. Results from a national referendum showed that nearly 70% of voters supported new measures which the government says are needed to combat abuse of the system. A reports from Geneva.

Asylum seekers must now produce identity papers within 48 hours if they don't they will be turned away. This despite warnings from the UN refugee agency that many genuine refugees have been deprived of their passports by the very prosecutors they are fleeing. Rejected asylum seekers will have all welfare payments cut, no exceptions for children or pregrant women. The Swiss government says the new laws will prevent abuse of the asylum system while still preserving Switzerland's humanitarian tradition.

Demonstrators in the Hungarian capital Budapest have been holding an 8th night of protests to demand the resignation of the Prime Minister F G. Several thousand people gathered for the latest rally. The BBC correspondent in Budapest says the numbers have varied in the past week. The prime minsiter insists he won't resign despite admitting that his government misled the public about the state of the economy to win elections earlier this year.

Europe's golfers have triumphed in the Ryder Cup beating the United States for the third time in a row. Their captain Ian Woosnam called this the greatest week in history. His American counterpart T N suggested that no European team had ever played better golf in the tounament. Our sports correspondent M C reports.

"IT's in the hole, it's in the hole for Europe."

The moment to Europe might show of holding onto the Ryder Cup, but really it was a simply confirmation of the results which have been expected for much of the day. With 12 singles matches each worth a point to be played on Sunday at the K Club in the Republic of Ireland. Europe began the day with a 10-6 lead, and won 8 of the matches. The final score was a comprehensive 18in a half and 9 in a half in Europe' favor.

An Amrican biotechnology firms have bred / kittens which they say are safe for allergy sufferers, sufferers to keep as pets. They will breed from a variety of cats with the rare and natural genetic makeup. Researchers tracked on breeding pairs which didn't carry the allergy, which causes a physicall reaction in humans.