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area where you know purchased the can can move here and has kind of trying to seal the area around the uk. so that they're staying on the this arc in the west of parents really but we will have to wait a little longer to see how it gets the government is hearing the worst really a new level of violence they've got five thousand police officers here in paris and eighty thousand across all. right lisa lewis reporting for us from the french capital many thanks indeed. and now a look at some of the other stories making news around the world a young saudi woman granted asylum in canada has arrived in toronto mohamed el clune first fled to thailand saying she feared her family would kill her for renouncing islam she used social media to draw attention to her plight between foreign minister chrystia freeland was on hand to greet her. in nigeria at least a dozen people are dead after an overturned oil tanker exploded in japan in the country's southeast numerous people were scooping up a leaking fuel at the time of the blast officials say more than twenty have been taken to the hospital with serio

of speak that is also such a science is that it's at the lot of research funded which happens in the uk and i'm not sure that they get much better once the. is it already happening the brain drain or do indian companies actually have difficulties of the finding skilled personnel already. in most of the tech sector and you know. such as you cheated on are three very happy and in sciences and such heaps you know a lot of great great athletes i mean dutch because other countries but there's some of the bit of sort of boast of the fact such difficulty let's take markets also stop it stop it before over the last say you'd see a lot of that kind of sitting back thinking they got off the schedule or before they even think of moving out of the bunch but it's a p.k. from baby fact today and he in bangalore thank you for joining us on the w. business asia. a global crisis of democracy due to a collective failure to control corruption that's the conclusion the latest corruption perceptions index from transparency international the lobby group fighting graft and corruption annually ranks countries

thirteen years in prison for treason he was tried in absentia the court said mr young which seen here in uk highfalutin had opened the door to russia's annexation of crimea and the conflicts in eastern ukraine he fled to russia in twenty fourteen following mass protests against his gun. relation has a new king sultan abdullah of pa was elected following the surprise abdication of his predecessor so to mohammed the fifth the first came to advocate in the country's history malaysia has a unique mana kate where the role rotates between hereditary rulers every five years why shouldn't people be with them on a turkey is currently holding about seven hundred children in prison according to human rights groups after their mothers were convicted on what activists say are mostly political grounds one of these children is two year old may ross is mother is a kurdish activist he was jailed in the city of gab say on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda there as lives with his mom in a single cell alongside twelve other women they don't lose your good looks at the children living behind bars you on

well i'm in the uk one of the one of the hospital at the moment not far from where the attack took place. they say here that people medical staff are not talking to journalists but they but they've been here say about ten people have been delivered to the hospital and in the meantime. p.-p. ongoing at the hotel. what is the latest. what's going on. it don't seem to be ongoing but what what we know is that there are about five casualties. and otherwise people have been delivered to hospitals around town. the security forces are still on the ground there so there was a lot of they would have held helicopters around they were. they were special forces there and police and also in the surrounding areas the roads were blocked or things were secured so the whole town is basically on alert. tell us about the area that was targeted. the area is is kind of. kind of success shopping area it was a place that was had a good supper the hotel there are also restaurants. and offices and so on the f.b.i. so. yeah so those people were hardly in the home party probably going about their business or having

go to recall and the way the easy way to people in the uk i don't think that we've had five days. well when the along with this presidential election there was also the parliamentary vote which took place and in that race it was the ruling coalition of outgoing president kabila which won a large majority so what does this mean for the future of congo. he told their. memory you know. they are monitoring the activity. in your decision to see where. they. go we go we. ought to. be going you know i would marry. her and there we are. you way i really. want to be pretty. cool. wendy bashi reporting from kinshasa thank you so much. now a days of heavy snow have brought chaos to parts of europe and there's no sign that the situation will improve anytime soon more than twenty people have now died in what is some of the heaviest snowfall in two decades and forecasters are warning that up to a meter more could be on the way in parts of austria fresh avalanche warnings were issued overnight silence has fallen over the north side of all tall say this part of the village lies in the path of a p

our reporter chris harrington hates to in the uk to chat with sunday's jean-guy starring defend up for the indian national team. and sebastian samba takes us on a footballing toy at all times he met up with a national team coach paid a visit to a local football magazine and makes the time when for the fantasy of. a good long while that little. two nations in football adolescence with plenty of excitement to spam now on kick off. a force for good with all of the big thing in the. us are always the question is office and how we going to be does there's a cricket. ball that ended the local ball and a lawful but it was never any lies it was no look shown to be the. india one point three billion people in county its motto truth alone stripes appears from the indian national football team has struggled to qualify for the world cup only once nine hundred fifty but back then the barefoot plain team withdrew from the tournaments the reason is unclear maybe the flight super zille cost too much or was it because feet been barefoot play after india played well in the forty eight olympics either wa

explosion of genius that lasted some hundred twenty years that's why we call it the golden age not just in uk but in everything. experts estimate that seventeenth century artists created an amazing ten million words in a war. zone is in the title the life of the artist in the golden age wasn't exactly romantic but they were salesmen with clients without bias had power and cash in commission not works that reflected their status within their own everyday lives and show break first and still lives for traits and landscapes well maria dilip enormous every day subjects. the golden age do shape life in the netherlands today. all artists and designers aren't the only ones who take inspiration from the past or other cultures chefs do as well and here in berlin top chefs are adding a bit of japanese spice so they're calling mary creations and there's thanks in part to marcus schmitz he specializes in soya sauce paste and other fermented products and the results are quite surprising. in the production of japanese pastes like me so he's perfected the. centuries old technique in which food is left to fe

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did when coming up with the concept for his prize winning project the uk while it doesn't really blend in with the backdrop the house is quite a sight to behold and we took a closer look at this impressive structure. set in the spectacular landscape of the best kitty mountains this silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my art it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines and sure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. an elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. here your design should be simple and calm and not distract from what's happening outside the house but at the foot of the river very nice view from this side and from the other side and it changes every day. even the fog today is magical as if we were in heaven which would you ma

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performing on stages and in circuses in asia america and of course europe we caught up with her in the uk. spins and twirls her life a balancing act and that's precisely what she finds so fascinating about acrobatics . with passion and. mine even oh it's more than my profession it's my life i like what i do well and sean it's about artistry and my history. when and she. has the offspring of a famous russian circus family. is following in her parents' footsteps her young daughter lisa also seems to have been aired the family's flexibility marty has been on tour for years down selling audiences around the globe with her talent. but i always traveled with my parents and then seven years ago i was hired as a performer for the first time. then i was in america and spent four years in las vegas and a year ago i took part in the t.v. talent show america's got talent t. he point zero that is part of the job always traveling always being ready to say goodbye and move on. currently she's performing at the hands of bob in your teeth theatre in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spect

performing on stages and in circuses in asia america and of course europe we caught up with her in the uk. spin and twirls her life a balancing act and that's precisely what she finds so fascinating about acrobatics . with passion and. mine even though it's more than my profession it's my life i like what i do well and sean it's about history and my history. when existed. as the offspring of a famous russian circus family. is following in her parents' footsteps her young daughter lisa also seems to have been aired the family's flexibility marty has been on tour for years downswing audiences around the globe with her talent. but i always traveled with my parents and then seven years ago i was hired as a performer for the first time. then i was in america and spent four years in las vegas and a year ago i took part in the t.v. talent show america's got talent t. he point zero that it's part of the job always traveling always being ready to say goodbye and move on. currently she's performing at the hunza vavi a taste theater in hamburg. she often leaves audiences speechless for spectacular m

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did when coming up with the concept for his prize winning project the uk while it doesn't really blend in with the backdrop the house is quite a sight to behold and we took a closer look at this impressive structure. set in the spectacular landscape of the best kitty mountains the silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert connection his house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my ark it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines ensure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. an elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. design isn't the essential feature here. the. interior design should be simple and kong and not distract from what's happening outside the house with a cup of the river very nice view from this side and from the other side and it changes every day. even the fog today i

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the city of lagos and the early modern in them of the forty's fifty's and sixty's will take in the uk attention. cosimo she no one has returned today she lives and works in lego's she loves the city's wild and creative poles. lagos is expanding at a breathtaking pace it's africa's second largest city and one of the world's most densely populated. somewhere between colonialism and modernism nigerian architects are creating their own design language one that provides answers to today's challenges of everyday life increasingly their focus is on megacities what was considered as african tenets of being within the rules and not to say we need to be realistic and design appropriately for the city that we live in now we have to face the fact that in the city of some people say eighteen million some people say twenty two we need to live in smaller and smaller spaces like in lekki phase one a new ultra modern and up market district here. the architect is constructing minimalist housing units similar to ones built around the globe. a new architecture for new lifestyles. we need to be forward th

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the koran prayers and hymns have been a part of me since childhood and then the carnage that in the uk mistook. the first time the d.n.a. that sent an inspector to question to say there was after he performed a concert five years ago in the nearby coastal town of kos. then after a concert in spring two thousand and eighteen he was suspended he then launched an appeal. while he continues to rehearse. to sara says he won't actually perform concerts while the case is pending many in kos are frustrated with the religious authorities conduct and say there's no justification for to sarah suspension. humam good if the man does his job properly where's the problem and he does do his job and music is his hobby he also could have had scuba diving as a hobby but because he's a mom he also has a strong voice and he uses it. in my opinion the ideology that has been popular in turkey for the past sixteen or seventeen years has nothing to do with true islam. it puts pressure on people. but so far all seems so well into serious village pienaar baazi even if the rocking a mom knows he also has a lot of

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dot com slash adoption and i'm on facebook in the uk still. jammin for free but w. subir is pushing ahead with moves to join the european union but brussels is so far unimpressed with its reforms my guest this week visiting but is the serbian prime minister and not burn that bridge why so little progress on so many key issues. prime minister gordon of which welcome to conflict so i thank you very much.

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this is g w news live from berlin a court in the uk margaret jackson appealed by two borders journalists sentenced to seven years in jail myanmar accuses the reporters of trying to undermine national security they say they are innocent and were framed by police but the judge says their punishment is quote suitable. also coming up no doubt under people in alpine regions in germany and austria struggling to clear record amounts of snow some villages are cut off and emergency workers warned us that danger from avalanches. and emotional scenes as tennis star andy murray announces that he will retire this year saying the pain of injury is too much for him to take. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin this hour with some breaking news because courts in several german cities have been a vacuum waited after a series of bomb threats that were made in the last several hours our security correspondent thomas sparrow is on the story he joins us now from berlin thomas what more can you tell us. well we know so far as you said that several courts were evacuated that's something that was rep

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games we have to be that but with the knowledge of the opponent is for me still the best team in the uk that's how it is. strong a thicker beard they are staying in the premier league and jealousy of signed american christian policy from bond is that your club is your dortmund the twenty year old will move to london for a fee of sixty four million euros thank you very much making him the third most expensive bundesliga transfer in history for the sake of games through the ranks at dortmund having joined their team in twenty fifteen he'll remain at the club for the rest of the season before joining chelsea in the june. i'm not going to tell you how many millions i had to pay to get her woman to join me tonight a fair few that's right have been new year it's the new year to nineteen getting started on the stock exchanges are we are going to get started with the stock exchanges i think it's fair to say that the global stocks seemed a little bit hung over maybe when they kicked off certainly a wobbly start to twenty nine thousand in any case investors on edge over a week say from china fear

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transfers to al qaeda among other things ilyas kashmiri was responsible for a thale bomb attack in the uk the cia was searching for him. headley very excited about it. but he also knows he's moving into a much more dangerous and difficult world which is doing an attack on the west and doing it for. and sure enough that will be his downfall. the terrorist ilyas kashmiri connected heavily with an al qaeda cell in person but the cell had been under surveillance by the british secret service since two thousand and nine richard kemp was previously intelligence coordinator for the u.k. government. one thing that many people don't really understand is the fluidity of of islamic terrorists they're happy to move from organization to organization the important thing is not so much to trace groups and even networks as to trace individuals on their movements and their connections with with other people the u.k. is foreign intelligence service m i six picked up hadley's trail and shared its information with the u.s. now headley was in the crosshairs of u.s. investigators in october two thousand and ni

did when coming up with the concept for his prize winning project the uk while it doesn't really blend in with the backdrop the house is quite a sight to behold and we took a closer look at this impressive structure. set in the spectacular landscape of the best city mountains the silhouette of a house there makes it immediately clear it was designed by an architect who likes to experiment. the building has to roofs one of the top and one reaching down to the ground the facade is very minimalist architect robert nice house is considered one of the most modern residential projects in poland you know welcome to my ark it's very foggy today. very little furniture soft colors and straight lines and sure a peaceful ambience. huge windows dominate the room. and elegant and ingenious fireplace offers warmth and coziness. design isn't the essential feature here. who. are designed to be simple and kong and not distract from what's happening outside the house with a cup of the river very nice view from this side and from the other side and it changes every day. even the fog today as magical as if

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point supporting and still not the uk so this could come to a very serious consequences if we don't know who their military is supporting at this moment what does this speech tell us then oscar about the opposition and its unity i mean is this a sign that the opposition does have a plan now. well for the longest time this was the criticism of many people is that the opposition did not have a plan of what to do with the country after i was doing nothing wrong. the plan was always in a particular pain to ask why the robot. watts question was always prevalent and why the today said this is the answer to that question and because it is such an important question that defines the opposition everybody has had a voice in this plan for the nation that he presented today so that all hard numbers are to support it in the lab reading this plan and although it is. the base of the plan is based on the party that he represents this is that everybody has happened quick and we can see that that opposition right now is more united than ever and one way those interim presidents and has there been a respon

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almost completely cut off some can only be reached by special vehicles in the small varian area of the uk canal roads have been blocked by fall and trees after days of snow fall a forest road became the last rouge available. the fire brigade used this emergency reach to bring food to the village but if snow continues to full full cost as expect about a meter in the coming days then the people will have no way out. and earlier we spoke with our correspondent i mean s.f. have a list well it has been snowing for the past ten days without letting up and it is still coming down we were out here last night as you can see there are snow drifts this is snow of more than a meter two meters perhaps we've seen snow drifts of up to four meters is really everywhere is a complete white out here we're actually just down the road from overtown which is one of the most popular ski resorts in austria and the road is closed there is no access to the ski resort there's actually people in this hotel right here who are holed up playing board games but we met a family from holland who came here to ski they can'

is a big question but when i peed on the center of the uk it means it damages on the road ecological system of the park and it's never reported on the media and the things that for us to miss i think it is another big disaster because you can't recover that forest by any museum maybe for the next five hundred years. whatever there is thailand in ethiopia purify and nunn diverse there's. that isn't the mines i have heard a lot of reports from western region. now i want to see with my own eyes what exactly is going on. our gala laus me to join him on his investigative trip to the gunbarrel our region far away in western ethiopia. after two days of driving we finally reached umbrella for ages this region has been an isolated corner of ethiopia. somehow it reminds of forgotten world still untouched by modern civilisation. but now things are changing. the in. london it will come because you've got. to get along with as i'm a child clutch and cylinder seem to fit in with us live on a nightly because it is a much more limited leg get off it and atlanta got to look in my. little lizzie what

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