***Saberi ends hunger stike in Iran***

Roxana Saberi started to fast on 21 April to protest against an eight-year jail setence for spyling.Her lawyer said the verdict would be announced the same day or within a week.Iranian judiciaryofficial denied Ms Saberi hunger strite was over.

***Generation Europe': Your views***

European voters are preparing to cast their ballots in the biggest single trans-national election in history. Are you one of them?
375 million European are eligible to vote between 4-7 June.
As part of the BBC's to get an idea of people's views on Europe across the generations.

***The Basque elections***

Last weekend there were elections in the Basque Land.

The nationalist party PNV won with thirty seats. The second most voted party were the socialists with twentyfor seats and the third most voted party was the popular party with thirteen seats. There were another for minor partis who together collecthed 7 seats so, the winer was PNV but if the socialists and the PP joined the votes together they would make a majority of thirty eght. PNV with all the partis together can only make htirty seven so, a new problem has arisen.

In apparience ibaretxe is not worred because they support the Spanish president in the Spanish parlament withaut their votes Zapatero couldn't have majority. What could happen is that if the socialists joined the PP then Zapatero wouldn't have majority in the Spanish parlament because PNV would take their support aut.

***Spanish football***

It seems that the spanish team is in very good form this year and has a very good chance to win the world cup in 2010. This is the opinion of the football fans excited by this sport worldwide.

Starting ith the very young ones trough to the older ones.

As far as the Spanish team is concerned they are having a very good run. They have gone 29 matches without losing including the las match against England when they won by 2 goals to nil.

***Zapatero***

Last January a girl with the Down Syndrome attended a conference given by the President of the Spanish govern José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and she gave him her curriculum asking for work as she coildn't find any herself because of her illness. She compleined abond society refusing her and asked him for a solution.

The spresident accepted her curriculum, which surpried the people who didn't expected it.

*** Rafa Nadal***

Nadal, Federer to Start 2009 at Qatar Open

World number-one men's tennis player Rafael Nadal of Spain and second-ranked Roger Federer of Switzerland will begin the 2009 season competing in the Qatar Open in Doha.

Nasser al-Kholiafi, the president of Qatar's tennis federation, says Britain's Andy Murray and American Andy Roddick also will take part in the 32-player event. The hard-court tournament runs from January 5-11.

The Qatar Open in Doha is one of three events kicking off the 2009 ATP tennis season. The Brisbane International in Australia, and the Chennai Open in India also begin on January 5.

***Obama President***

Democratic Senator Barack Obama has been elected the first black president of the United States, prompting celebrations across the country.

"It's been a long time coming, but tonight... change has come to America," the president-elect told a jubilant crowd at a victory rally in Chicago.

His rival John McCain accepted defeat, and called on his supporters to lend the next president their goodwill.

He says the American people have made two fundamental statements about themselves: that they are profoundly unhappy with the status quo, and that they are slamming the door on the country's racial past.

***McCain & Obama (dishonorable)***

A McCain-Palin ad calls Obama "dishonorable," while distorting his words and votes on troop funding.

McCain-Palin accuses Obama of saying "our troops in Afghanistan" are just bombing villages and killing civilians.

It accuses him of voting repeatedly to cut off funding for troops. In fact, the votes were for bringing the troops home, cutting off funding only if the president failed to comply.