the moment spain has one bbc, spain will be different. yeah, you have to change spain perhaps to be able to have one bbc. but i know what you're saying. thank you. clear and cold weather in the north of temperatures barely above freezing in many areas. said christmas eve. the fog will be forming across parts of northern england, eastern england, the midlands, east anglia and the south—east. by the early hours of tuesday morning, christmas day, it could be dense in places, so take it steady if you are planning to travel early in the morning. in the north of the country it will be very frosty, so more festive with temperatures as low as minus four in aberdeen. this is the summary for christmas day. patchy mist and fog is under way and frost but the weather will be mostly dry. not necessarily very sunny but calm conditions with light winds on the way thanks to the high pressure which is settled across south—western parts of europe. this is what it looks like for the big day itself. there will be some sunshine, possibly newcastle and part

the rest of spain had to watch on television as el gordo got underway. some thought costumes might fasten their chances. people i'm the lucky think i'm going to win all the prices in el gordo obviously. the lucky frog might disagree but what to do with the share of that two point four billion euro price poss. here were monopoly game i will spend it on holidays and i don't know what else i. puzzle to pay off the mortgage. it's up to the school children to sing out the prizes one announces the winning ticket number the other declares the sum. but if they didn't yes why. and this was the stage fright proved too much for this one time of the hands of this one i thought good news was so hard to bear i have. no tears here though even just selling a lucky ticket can be cause for celebration. was. going to be great happiness because we know we have given joy to someone it's a surge of positivity for us because we spend all good trying to deliver happiness and with this prize with done it for once. there's no single winner gordo pays out thousands of prizes givin

this is do we use live from berlin clashes marna downs a dialogue between spain and catalonia protesters in barcelona a scuffle with police that stands spain's cabinet meets a new city in an effort to reduce tensions over the region's independence movement also coming up u.s. allies react with shock as defense secretary jim matters quids matters says america's abrupt pullout from syria sends the wrong message to the country's friends and emboldened since both just and germany marks the end of an era as it closes its last underground coal mine and meet the miners who powered german industry from deep below the earth and the man. on layla iraq it's a pleasure to be with you all spanish police have arrested at least eleven protesters during clashes in barcelona spanish media are reporting dozens of people have been injured in the violence the clashes broke out at a demonstration organized by radical separatist groups who were protesting against a meeting of the in spanish cabinet which was being held in the regional capital and is traders have been trying to block growth since early this mo

in seattle he befriended wolf cubs and spent years living among them in spain's wilderness. where i'm a gather me the girl kicked out of my went into the cub stand and fell asleep you're going to really and that's when the parents came back. i think they weren't sure whether to adopt me or even me or where i'm going on you know where they were in my mind i guess they left me because i was playing with the cubs and they were your mil i won but i smelled like them lost myself in mud dried myself with leaves and i think it was the smell that made me one of them. my log a bit ago about. that mark is a story was made into a movie his stepmother used to beat him his father couldn't look after him he was abandoned and left with a shepherd who soon died marcos stayed in the wild and hunted with wolves he didn't have contact with humans until police found him when he was nineteen and forced him to leave the woods. today he had to work hard to learn to speak again but he's never been able to come to terms with civilizations darker side he has few friends one of whom is a forest ranger

to look twice to determine that they aren't the original old masters we travel to malaga in southern spain to meet julio i'm not going. when german artist caspar daveed fleetly he painted two men contemplating the moon in eight hundred nineteen he would never have guessed that a copy of his work would appear on a wall in southern spain some two hundred years later. i'm sorry the sky's the most work. that the transition from whites in the in from light to very dark has to be just right. that i don't get it right then no one will be able to understand the painting. just who you and i are come banding lives and works in the end illusion provinces manager in southern spain he's mastered the art of copying the works of great painters such as mourning a rembrandt and. one thing doesn't paint on canvas but directly on the walls in isolated spots abandoned houses or the porch of malaga for instance here a painting by spanish artist in new york or new lead us becomes a window to see. these ruins on a gated not far from the city. where you're tapping and the two are used to only pain in the studio u

there are many issues at stake here not least in the middle of it is kerry's position all of spain's prime minister he is reading between a rock and a hard place he is surrounded by opposing voices within even his own party as well as those from the right wing parties as well who are vehemently against any kind of of easing of tensions with the cast like government there red line was this referendum that take place across a legal really is a legal issue as well as they believe the prime minister should be taking a much harder stance than he has right now is the side show is of a different opinion he says that there needs to be some form of dialogue and that is something which is also being echoed by the castle and government as well if there was a meeting on thursday night between the capital of president and thought i missed it and the prime minister they agreed to continue dialogue but they both have very different stances however of the rhetoric not any homes from the opponents of this but also from the caps like on the side of self the president has also said some things which ar

europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. they should have a month and delusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible and even to do the same in the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken an alternative for an delusions does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five to socialists have domin

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europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. channelization of it and illusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible . to do the same in the rest of the country are equal much but he doesn't know that i feel the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this their valley to stop the rise of the far right. taken and alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party of which is xenophobic and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five the socialists have dominated politi

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all just who you are nyaka banding lives and works in the end illusion provinces malaga in southern spain he's mastered the art of copying the works of great painters such as mourning a rembrandt and. one thing doesn't paint on canvas but directly on walls in isolated spots abandoned houses or the porch of man a girl for instance here a painting by spanish artist in new york the first becomes a window into the see. these ruins are located not far from the city. where your thought been and the two are used to only pain in the studio and philadelphia the artist friend of mine asked if i wanted to come with him one day that i get. joe ingber started painting a picture on the wall and i really like the relationship between the painting in the environment and so i continue doing about it and look at it that is. beyond just needs about six hours to copy a painting and about fall for the frame he uses a clever technique that combines colors and shading to create the impression that it's three dimensional. two men contemplating the moon epitomizes the romantic view of nature banding captures it o

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europe's nationalist wave has arrived in spain. the vox party secured twelve seats in andalusia a region with a high rate of both unemployment and migration the party's president is confident they can now take their regional games to the national level. and delusions once again have made history they have shaken off thirty six years of socialist regimes paving the way for the rest of spain by saying that it's possible. to do the same in the rest of the country where people much money doesn't go out of your body the election has severely weakened the governing socialists although they secured the most seats they fell short of a majority despite this they are vowing to stop the rise of the far right. taken an alternative for andalusians does not mean that our government will become a reflection of this right wing party off which is xenophobia and justifies violence against women and among citizens. ever since the end of francisco franco's dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five to socialists have dominated politics in the regio

are contesting the final but now that finalist ten thousand kilometers away from their home city in spain is capital madrid south american confederation combo ball induced by faith made the controversial decision to move the second leg to europe after disorder and chaos two weeks ago in bonus areas of a plate fans attack the bucket juniors pass leaving several players needing medical treatment after two hours of politics and confusion the game was finally called off and an attempt to play the following day was abandoned so. finally by the decision to apply the second leg bone about imagery a decision as much about fulfilling a very right as it was about five be met with incredulity and i'm on the streets when a third twenty five thousand supporters from each card could officially a ticket but only five thousand. in argentina. the final should be in argentina. aids crazy i mean i can believe that it. seemed possible well after the child care madrid does have a substantial argentinian population officially over seventy thousand people including a father and son on opposing sides. it's too g

the argument -- look at spain. spain does not have a far right you fascist movement unlike italy and france and germany. blue, and out of the a lussier, of all places, -- andalusia of all places, suddenly vox, a rather nasty the piece of work that emerged in 2014, suddenly came from nowhere to repeat the triumph of the fascist in italy and austria and germany and so on and so forth, therefore completing that awful jigsaw puzzle. what are we doing at go opposing simultaneously the two faces of author tearing is him. one of the two faces is the hapless establishment that is trying to pretend the so-called liberal establishment, which is either numeral -- liberal or establisent anymore. like the 1920's. the access of of authoritarianism, the fascist and xenophobes. seems whether in the u.s. or else her, the rise of these new neofascists is the racial i is nation of immigratin as the new threat from the outside to our country, our nation, and in termsms of how a progressive movement deals with how immigration from afri

mass protests across spain, as appealjudges uphold a decision to clearfive men, known as ‘the wolf pack‘, of gang rape. and — a blueprint for better health. british scientists complete the biggest gene sequencing project in healthcare in the hope of beating more diseases. the global chief financial officer of huawei, one of china's leading tech companies, has been arrested in canada. meng wanzhou now faces extradition to the united states, on suspicion she's violated american sanctions on iran. the company has said it is not aware of any wrongdoing. our business reporter, mariko oi, who's in singapore, has more details. well, mike, i think it's firstly important to emphasise that she's notjust any executive of huawei. she's the daughter of the compa ny‘s founder. her arrest was confirmed to us by the canadian authorities, as well as the company. she was arrested on saturday, so it's interesting that it took us this long to find out about it. but there's a publication ban sought by ms meng herself. that is why the canadian authorities could not give us many details, but huawei said

are contesting the final but now that final is ten thousand kilometers away from their home city in spain is capital madrid. south american confederation combo ball induced by faith made the controversial decision to move the second leg to europe after disorder and chaos two weeks ago in bonus areas we've applied fans attack the bucket junius boss leaving several players needing medical treatment after two hours of politics and confusion the game was finally called off and an attempt to play the following day was abandoned so i felt calm about falling by the decision to apply the second i cared about about in madrid a decision as much about fulfilling a very right as i was about five the met with encourage you to think i'm on the streets are going to serve twenty five thousand people from each corporate officially a ticket but only five thousand. in argentina. the final should be in argentina. ok it's crazy i mean i can't believe that it. seemed possible for adult child care madrid does have a substantial argentinian population officially over seventy thousand people including a father an

are contesting the final but now that final is ten thousand kilometers away from their home city in spain is capital madrid. south american confederation combo ball induced by faith made the controversial decision to move the second leg to europe after disorder and chaos two weeks ago in bonus areas of a plate fans attack the bucket junia's pass leaving several players needing medical treatment after two hours of politics and confusion the game was finally called off and an attempt to play the following day was abandoned so i thought calm about falling by the decision to apply the second i cared about about imagery a decision as much about fulfilling a very right as i was about five the met with encourage you to think i'm on the streets about a third twenty five thousand people from each competition you're trying to kids but only five thousand. in argentina. the final should be in argentina. it's crazy i mean i can't believe that it. seemed possible well after the child care madrid does have a substantial argentinian population officially over seventy thousand people including a father an

in the trade it has high unemployment and is the main arrival point in spain for migrants crossing the mediterranean the last party is a newcomer on the scene and alice think it's best to increase pressure on the spanish prime minister place test specially the european elections approaching in may edouard thier founder of the buffalo and republic think tank told us the rise of the far right movement is not a problem isolated to spain. maybe there will not now and we may be right back we don't know but they are really important now because they out. there sure there's a. connection. all right politics now so. it's not just the plane or in the. woman thing i mean what. happened on may because we have. a money. election would be an election. so. there are things to elect in and i think that's what happened yesterday at the beginning. change. may be right but we'll have a lot of patience and. there's fresh momentum among us democrats in their efforts to probe donald trump's alleged ties to russia during the twenty sixteen presidential elections after his former lawyer pleaded guilty to lyi

germany but there's still willing to compromise at times for example when it comes to peppers from spain. i like peppers yellow and red i like on both. sides of pebbles are quite healthy there's a lot of iron in the us and because we didn't eat meat we need more vegetables in autumn and winter pepper from spain isn't ideal but it's better than putting salami on a pizza. whack i don't like the limey it's meat. for our. the whole family has become vegetarian they know that in killer would be for means twelve kilos of c o two emissions. covering bays and her husband tend to use or your sight on instead of meat because their production is better for the environment for. they also eat only organic food. the fewer chemicals are used the better it is for the environment. the whole family loves pizza and they used to get deliveries but that's over now. you. might. want us to fight you no matter if i make pizza here there's no extra travelling a driver doesn't have to go anywhere. it's your kind of course we can decide what ingredients we use. today they're using spinach from their own garden. su

eleven migrants have been found dead of spain's southern coast thirty three others are rescued by the local maritime service all had traveled from north africa more than sixty one thousand migrants arrived in spain since the beginning of twenty eighteen but us the charge to chinese nationals of the involvement of a massive hocking campaign the justice department says the suspects are linked to the chinese government claim beijing has denied washington says the pair targeted at least forty five u.s. organizations including the u.s. navy and nasa they're also accused of targeting dozens of other companies that at least twelve countries. in the u.k. second biggest airport has been brought to a standstill for the parents of drones for the consolation of all flights but his troops have been sent to gatwick airport south of london as police continue to hunt for the operator of two drones the devices reappeared nearby which on the airport tried to reopen the runway more than a hundred thousand passengers and stranded at about seven hundred fifty flights disrupted well those are the headlines

spain southern coast thirty three others were rescued by the local maritime so this all had traveled from north africa and sixty one thousand migrants of arrived in spain since the beginning of time to eighteen. now the u.k. second biggest airport has been brought to a standstill after the appearance of drones forced the cancellation of all flights british troops have been sent to gatwick airport that south of london as police continue to hunt for the operator of two drones the devices reappeared near the airfield everytime the airport tried to reopen the runway more than one hundred thousand passengers have been stranded and about seven hundred fifty flights destructive. was sitting on the run nearly six hours on they tell as between the flies. they counsel they offer that they said to us you have to get out from. we get our old the family is. going back to london's. i have never seen any airport anywhere in the world affected by drugs in this way eighteen months ago we had a little bit of a scare when an idiot through a very cheap price for forty minutes five flights this several o

, are have been dealing with, and spain, a re really pretty have been dealing with, and spain, are really pretty small. that is absolutely right. we are far from being at the sharp end of the migrant crisis. we have seen and 94 migrants make the crossing since christmas day to the uk. in that same time, a charity vessel picked up same time, a charity vessel picked up in the mediterranean 300 migrants, mainly from africa, half of them children. that vessel was denied docking in italy and malta but finally managed to find a berth in spain. those countries on the southern coast of europe have been seeing a far bigger issue. now, we could not have a saturday night paper review without having a brexit story. the sunday times has liam fox warning that breaks it may not happen. it is quite an interesting story —— brexit. liam fox, you would expect him to be a hard brexit. you expect him to be a hard brexit. you expect him to be a hard brexit. you expect him to be very relaxed about ask leaving without an agreement at all. but is actually a strong supporter of the prime minister's agreement.

germany but there's still willing to compromise at times for example when it comes to peppers from spain. i like peppers yellow and red i like on both. sides of peppers a quite healthy there's a lot of iron in the us and because we didn't eat meat week more vegetables in autumn and winter pepper from spain isn't ideal but it's better than putting salami on a pizza. whack i don't like the limey it's meat. for our. the whole family has become vegetarian they know that in kilo of beef means twelve kilos of c o two emissions. baze and her husband tend to use sawyer aside time instead of meat because their production is better for the environment. they also eat only organic food. the fewer chemicals are used the better it is for the environment. the whole family loves pizza and they used to get deliveries but that's over now. you. might say oh. i'm mystified at your mother if i make pizza here there's no extra travelling a driver doesn't have to go anywhere. it's your kind of course we can decide washing radians we use. today they're using spinach from their own garden nico suddenly thinks th

but many argentinians have descended on spain for the match. it is the copa liberatadores. >> river plate's team arrived reluctantly at the airport. they did not want the game moved. but they decided to show up. it is the latest twist in a long-running saga. boca players were hurt and the game was initially miss -- rescheduled for a day. river checked into their madrid hotel with many fans already outside. many fans live in spain, but some have traveled from argentina, even n though kickoff is not untntil sunday. >> it is a w weird feeeeling. it iss a little bitit said becae a south american final should be played at home again o our eternal r rivals. but eveveryone is papaying for e mistakes of a few people. >>boca are happier to be and madrid, just like their fans. with the tie at 2-2, they hope that boca is the new favorite. >> i just spoke with my girlfriend and i told her i have not comprehended yet that i am in spain to watch the final. >> and impersonator of diego maradona has even showed up. madrid has a rich football history of its own

spain used mustard gas a chemical weapon against the insurgents. the combat use of naval air and ground forces finally brought an end to the fighting. in may nine hundred twenty six up till cream surrendered to the french news reels of this event was shown in french cinema. his elderly father and his family who seek the protection of the victors. historians defilement significance of the brief war some see it as the last of the colonial conflicts others believe it set the stage for future walls of the colonizing nation . the years immediately following world war one were mobbed by major social and political dislocation. many people abandon religion and turn to political and. to try to make some sense of light. by the mid nine hundred twenty s. fascist movements were growing throughout europe. communism had spread to the shores of the united states in nineteen nineteen this led to a red scare during which a number of communists and anarchists would be ported. about two hundred fifty of them were sent to russia on the transport ship dubbed the soviet

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try to buy produce grown in germany but sometimes they compromise when it comes to bell peppers from spain for example. i like happy. yellow and red i like both right after the public has had peppers are quite healthy there's a lot of iron in them and because we didn't eat meat week more vegetables in autumn and winter pepper from spain isn't ideal but it's better than putting salami on a pizza. the whole family eats vegetarian they know that a kilo of beef translates to twelve kilos of c o two emissions sunday evening is set aside for the weekly c o two calculations they'll calculate how much carbon dioxide was emitted through their use of electricity their transport and food intake what's the result for the whole year likely to be. yes not bad twenty five point one eight tons as a family that's five tonnes per person. if they continue living like this they'll go beyond the forty percent goal and reduce their carbon footprint by fifty six percent henry who was quite skeptical at the start says this would be a great success. the purpose of. this is changed over the years because i've becom

all the ivory coast of senegal from spain france italy or germany will need the cooperation of those countries that have to issue the papers and help us out that have to have an interest in doing so we could say we'll make it easier for students to study in germany will facilitate the visa process if in return these countries help asked by taking back their citizens who came to europe irregularly everyone benefits these matters are negotiated nobody's compelled the migration compact doesn't create any new obligations it only observes that we won't make any progress here without partnership. our politicians always say here the others have to do more so let's consider the others from hungary jackie o. and slovakia all say they won't sign the contract won't that automatically result in other western european countries such as germany once again shouldering the principal burden of migration. that is to get through all this is already the case . take you sample of hungary. people are treated so badly that since they're in the e.u. they move on to germany. remember that in september twenty

the five million student to watch spain's adult christmas walk trying to hand out billions of years in prizes we'll see why they call it the fact one. and in the bundesliga by in munich look to keep up the pressure feed the variance take on friend fish in a place to keep pace with the leaders for a sea of dortmund will have a full roundup of today's action across the. little. odd. i'm christine one two out welcome to the program. there's no sign of a christmas compromise in washington over a spending bill that seen the u.s. government go into partial shutdown will make its today unsuccessfully try to end an impulsive a five billion dollars to build president donald trump or to war democrats say there are more effective solutions to protecting the border and senate democrat leader chuck schumer had this to say. we arrived at this moment because president trump has been on a destructive two week temper tantrum demanding the american taxpayer pony up for an expensive and ineffective border wall that the president promised mexico would pay for it spring and michael in washington for us thi

well, bbc sport has been to see the 21—year—old, to find out how he's been adjusting to life in spain. big teams like valencia, barcelona and madrid, these other teams you wa nt to and madrid, these other teams you want to be playing against. my name's patrick roberts, i'm 21 years old, i'm born in london but i play my football at manchester city, but this year i'm on loan at dureau nessie in spain. —— at girona fc. there are not many players that go abroad, especially english players, you can't discredit going abroad, learning a new lifestyle, a new coaching and a new style of playing football in a different league. i'm loving my time at the moment. the weather's great, the food, i must say, is very good as well. it can be tough, the language is obviously the main barrier, but eve ryo ne obviously the main barrier, but everyone at the club has been great with me, and they have all been understanding. 0bviously, once you get the football and you let your football do the talking, it is much different. football has only got one language. 0n the one hand you have to play football, bu

spain thirteen people have been arrested after pro independence supporters in catalonia for with the police the session is protesting against the spanish government cabinet meeting in barcelona they're offended by the timing of the meeting which comes a year after meant to block the region's bid for independence you. blocked roads. confrontations with police a far cry from the message spain's prime minister hoped to bring to the city headache for the politicians aiming to turn the page on the catalan crisis if there had been doubts about resolving it and friday's events certainly proved them right i don't care about what spain do or say will stay here i will. share my opinion. and i will follow this movement to achieve our independent they just came here to show ours to show everybody that it is these their homeland and that we don't have anything to do under those financial governments decision so far i haven't let me think a bastard out was supporting to them supposed to be a symbolic so i'm reaching out to the region but for the independence protestors here it's being seen nothing

senegal from spain france italy or germany will need the cooperation of those countries that have to issue the papers and help us out that have to have an interest in doing so we could say we'll make it easier for students to study in germany will facilitate the visa process if in return these countries help asked by taking back their citizens who came to europe irregularly everyone benefits these matters are negotiated nobody's compelled the migration compact doesn't create any new obligations it only observes that we won't make any progress here without partnership. or that our politicians always say here the others have to do more so let's consider the others from hungary jackie o. and slovakia all say they won't sign the contract won't that automatically result in other western european countries such as germany once again shouldering the principal burden of migration. that is to get through all this is already the case . take you sample of hungary. people are treated so badly that since they're in the e.u. they move on to germany. then. remember that in september twenty fifth de

who are over calls for in the payments from spain and then dependents referendum held in october last year was deemed illegal by madrid which then arrests that passed along leaders from rebellion and said that the spanish prosecutor recently claimed that former president parlous pushed them all spent more than eight million euro on the referendum called the claim bizarre. living on russia's alleged online meddling house surfaced again but this time moscow count be blamed the new york times is reporting that a group of democratic party members undertook a secret project to test all new line tactics during an election in the u.s. now it took part in the state of alabama last year by employing methods allegedly used by russia to influence campaigns let's say get a check now with our guest on the story. for years the public you me were barash by stories of russian bots on t.v. radio papers daily he told us of malicious programs of evil software soulless slaves of putin an existential threat to america take the alabama election a year ago russian bartz the media reported interfered medaled

got out the wallet again such as state debt from another two southern struggle is spain and italy in twenty twelve the central bank started printing money to boost the week of euro zone companies and over two hundred and nine seen billion euros worth of bonds for them three years later the e.c.b. went on its biggest shopping spree a staggering two point six trillion euros worth of bonds from all over europe the aim to spending and investment. well john german plaintiffs were behind the case but the c.b.s. got the old clear let's check in with conrad buson who is in frankfurt where the e.c.b. is based conrad why is it always germans complaining about monetary matters is and how to handle it. well there are a few reasons for this spend first of all i think it's important to know that germany is an aging society a country with a lot of savers were very nervous about their savings and that's why there are a lot of opponents in this country to this monetary policy by the european central bank which has caused interest rates to slump you basically get no returns on the savings accounts or

is how do we achieve that in particular in october of this year over eleven thousand people came to spain from morocco by boat if we're going to reduce those numbers we need cooperation from morocco and from the countries of origin unless individuals need protection we have to be able to send them back to their own countries because we don't want irregular migration is especially not this dangerous migration across the sea. to reduce that is completely legitimate but if we're going to send people back to nigeria or the ivory coast of senegal from spain france italy or germany well need the cooperation of those countries that have to issue the papers and help us out that have to have an interest in doing so we could say we'll make it easier for students to study in germany will facilitate the visa process if in return these countries help asked by taking back their citizens who came to europe irregularly everyone benefits these matters are negotiated nobody's compelled the migration compact doesn't create any new obligations it only observes that we won't make any progress here without par

is how do we achieve that in particular in october of this year over eleven thousand people came to spain from morocco by boat if we're going to reduce those numbers we need cooperation from morocco and from the countries of origin unless individuals need protection we have to be able to send them back to their own countries because we don't want irregular migration is especially not this dangerous migration across the sea. but to reduce that is completely legitimate that if we're going to send people back to nigeria or the ivory coast of senegal from spain france italy or germany will need the cooperation of those countries that have to issue their papers and help us out we have to have an interest in doing so we could say well make it easier for students to study in germany will facilitate the visa process if in return these countries help asked by taking back their citizens who came to europe irregularly everyone benefits these matters are negotiated nobody's compelled the migration compact doesn't create any new obligations it only observes that we won't make any progress here without

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a far right party has won seats in an election in spain that's the first times is the end of the franco military dictatorship in one nine hundred seventy five the anti immigrant vox harvey is set to enter and it lucy is a regional assembly the governing socialist secured the most seats but they may lose control of the regional government after the center white citizens party ruled out a coalition. the plane carrying the coffin of george h.w. bush is on its way to andrews air force base near washington d.c. earlier the former u.s. president was sent off with a twenty one gun salute from houston texas that's his home state bush who died last friday will lie in state in the u.s. capitol but to winds day before a state funeral at the washington national cathedral his casket will then be returned to texas for burial. all right let's take the story now to washington our correspondent miles waders on the story for us good evening to you miles so we've got the former u.s. president making his final trip to washington d.c. what can we expect mail that america is now a nation in mourning. well be

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is how do we achieve that in particular in october of this year over eleven thousand people came to spain from morocco by boat if we're going to reduce those numbers we need cooperation from morocco and from the countries of origin unless individuals need protection we have to be able to send them back to their own countries because we don't want irregular migration is specially not this dangerous migration across the sea. to reduce that is completely legitimate but if we're going to send people back to nigeria or the ivory coast of senegal from spain france italy or germany well need the cooperation of those countries that have to issue the papers and help us out with that have to have an interest in doing so we could say we'll make it easier for students to study in germany will facilitate the visa process if in return these countries help asked by taking back their citizens who came to europe irregularly everyone benefits these matters are negotiated nobody's compelled the migration compact doesn't create any new obligations it only observes that we won't make any progress here without

in seattle he befriended wolf cubs and spent years living among them in spain's wilderness. you know where i'm a gathering of my went into the cubs dan and phil it's like you're going to be a really big mess and the parents came back. and i think they weren't sure whether to adopt me or even me you know where i'm not alone you know where they were my mother i guess they left me because i was playing with the cubs and they were young and i won but i smelled like them lost myself in mud dried myself with leaves and i think it was the smell that made me one of them. my log a bit ago that. mark is a story was made into a movie his stepmother used to beat him his father couldn't look after him he was abandoned and left with a shepherd who soon died marcos stayed in the wild and hunted with wolves he didn't have contact with humans until police found him when he was nineteen and forced him to leave the woods. marcos is seventy two today he had to work hard to learn to speak again but he's never been able to come to terms with civilizations darker side he has few friends one of who

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