this is t w news coming to you live from berlin international observers condemned the use of force to quell underestimates involved way security forces killed three opposition protesters in the wake of the country's election now police have surrounded the headquarters of the opposition party the movement for democratic change as they complained of election fraud we'll have the latest from the capital harare. also coming up eleven on pressure syria refugees to return to their country but what about those who fearing reprisals from the chaos of regime we hear from

one syrian woman worried about her future. may be to them their children here in the day just started attacking us even meaner viciously my husband was nineteen in front of me a cop to that i lost consciousness so. we have an exclusive report on a series of attacks by far right goings on the roma community in ukraine plus google caves to the chinese censor and google left china in two thousand and ten over censorship demands but a new report says the tech giant is now secretly working on a search engine for the chinese forgives the new google will block controversial websites and search terms for.

the law i'm terry march and welcome to the program. tensions are growing in zimbabwe following that country's elections on monday police have reportedly surrounded the headquarters of the country's main opposition party the movement for democratic change and locked officials inside yesterday security forces killed three protesters who had taken to the streets to accuse the ruling center party of rigging the vote. soldiers firing live rounds and zimbabwe's capital. the army into the streets of harare midafternoon reportedly at the request of the police. the country's justice minister said the military had been deployed to maintain peace and tranquility and accused opposition supporters of going on a rampage how what the protesters claim they didn't stop the violence. that was going on. i just want to know if this is the decision.

that the crackdown came after a day of protest in the capital people were taken to the streets to protest at the law and the release of the results of presidential polling. crowds gathered outside the offices of the country's electoral commission to demand the release and things quickly turned violent the electoral commission called for patience verifying the vote was more complicated than expected the commission chairwoman said the unusually high number of candidates was causing delays in the verification process. but a spokesman for the opposition said the situation was unacceptable and suggested that something unusual was going on it is everyone the citizens right to demand that the results are produced in reasonable time ok the results for obvious central that it's just not been released by up to date is inappropriate and suggest that something wrong is opening we've been here before. as tensions remain high in the

country the international community is becoming increasingly concerned with governments calling for restraint on all sides. you know your correspondent melanie curragh de ball is in harare covering the election and the aftermath we were just seeing images there of yesterday's crackdown what's the mood in the streets of harare today well terry over all of this situation has really come down it's not as tense as it was yesterday but as we've seen the police is at the houses of the offices of the opposition party they are under siege there the search warrant has been issued and there have been major arrests the streets here in harare empty today you can feel that people are really really scared all the markets are empty all the shops are closed fear is really lingering in the streets here and the army is of course still present they have been deployed in

order to support the understaffed allegedly under stuff police with only seventy thousand police officers and they are supposed to remain in the city in zimbabwe in total until the police indicates that they are no longer needed so essentially we really are facing a state of emergency hands and puppets just not an officially declared one but the ruling zanu p.f. party i understand just held a press conference melanie what's their message at this point. they did and it's actually the first official statement that they have made since the elections they of course addressed the violence of yesterday too and they were saying that they can categorically deny that then the p.f. supporters had anything to do with the violence it was really the opposition supporters of the m.d.c. under the direct of chamisa what the ones who were violent provoking best

supporters and the police that's of course something that the opposition is denying this an impasse was also talking about the results so far they have been telling us that they are very very pleased with the results and that they are sure that they are representative of the presidential vote that's of course also something that the opposition is doubting this saying that the vote is stolen and that they will challenge the result if mom and god makes president so the delay in announcing the presidential results was one reason behind yesterday's escalation tell us briefly if you can are we expecting those presidential results to come out today we could hear who will be the next president today that's true constitutionally we have to know by saturday but because of the mounting pressure on the electoral commission we might hear from them later today but we're expecting that to happen during the night in order to decrease the likelihood of protests here in harare well they thank you so much for now melanie courage the ball there in harare.

some of the other stories making headlines around the world today authorities in the democratic republic of congo say four more people have tested positive for the a bowl of virus in the country's northeast you know a break in north keep to providence close to the ugandan border has already claimed twenty lives cases come just days after another outbreak in the northwest of the d.r. city was declared over. pope francis has changed the catholic church church teaching about the death penalty declaring it is now for him pitted in all cases the church had previously allowed for capital punishment in certain instances but francis called those teachings elp hated he said the death penalty was an attack on human dignity. maines of what are thought to be fifty five u.s. servicemen killed in the korean war have arrived in the united states vice president mike pence attended the ceremony in hawaii he said president all trump

was grateful to north korean leader kim jong un for full filling a promise made at the two leaders summit in june. though it's a nightmare scenario you're on a plane going in for an emergency landing people are praying around you would you continue filming with your mobile phone well that's what one aeromexico passenger did on tuesday have a look. at. the plane crash just minutes after takeoff in northern mexico miraculously all one hundred three passengers and crew survived this is the scene as they exited the wreckage. ashley garcia the woman who filmed the crash posed posted her video to twitter

where it's been watched more than one hundred seventy thousand. well the chinese are urging the united states to return to reason in the sun of american trade dispute been terry the chinese foreign ministry says it won't be blackmailed the u.s. is ratcheting up the pressure in its half dispute it comes as the conference gets underway in singapore asian nations are already searching for alternative trade patents. a free trade agreement signed by sixteen asian countries by the end of the year this is the ambitious plan for destroying the albion missing in singapore. the move comes after the united states withdrew from the trans-pacific partnership the new agreement without u.s. participation would leave china at the helm. rules based multilateral trading system which has underpinned the growth and prosperity is under pressure

it's important continue to support the multilateral system and work with like minded partners. of corporate. co-operation is needed the gathering is taking place amid continuing bad news for members of the association of southeast asian nations the us just announcing plans to raise its latest round of tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports from ten percent to twenty five. as part of china's growing export supply chain the nation stand to lose big in a trade war making a display of unity with progress towards a new agreement all the more important. the european commission says american soybean imports to the e.u. almost drupal blast month in comparison to a year ago. block promised washington by more last week apparent attempt to dodge

a trade war between the two instead some in brussels boosts down to. donald trump has certainly disrupted global trade flows especially when it comes to soybeans u.s. soybean firmus have seen prices for their produce plunged by twenty percent after their prime export market china imposed high tariffs in retaliation for u.s. tariffs on chinese goods the trade has almost ceased. the e.u. was quick to take advantage of the cheap the u.s. crop something that must have been clear to commission president john claude younker last week when he promised trump the e.u. would step up u.s. soybean imports the latest figures show that that process was already well underway . today that you can commit commission has published the latest figures on e.u. imports of soybeans showing an increase of two hundred eighty three percent in imports of say europeans from the u.s. bringing that used to a sheriff in parts of u.s.

soybeans to thirty seven percent up from nine percent just one year ago washington had already promised twelve billion dollars to compensate farmers hurt by the dispute with china but with harvest time approaching many of the must still uncertain i think there's maybe just a little bit of comfort there knowing the administration is backing farmers but you know longer we're out looking for any kind of an aid package we want markets to work and markets to be. china was us soybean farmers main market and it's doubtful increased e.u. imports can make up for the loss side beings made up sixty percent of u.s. agricultural exports to the country beijing meantime has ramped up domestic production and lowered import tariffs on other producers and one side effect of the dispute is that countries like brazil are emerging as the winners brazilian soybean exports to china saw twenty five percent in june. britain's central bank has raised

its key interest rates despite concerns the u.k. could face a briggs's driven economic shock in only a few months a quarter point hike by the bank of england is only a second rate increase in state as a date and a response to strong job numbers the bank is expected to be more cautious in the coming months as e.u. departure talks continue bank of england chief kearney has warned that and no deal breaks it in march it would shock the nation's banking system. shares in siemens a slumping this hour a mixed bag of corporate results today lower profits for its third quarter but sharply higher orders still worlds going to businesses and workers worried a vague plans to streamline germany's biggest industrial conglomerate it wants to focus on energy industrial digitization and infrastructure company wants each division to act or totem as they with less involvement from headquarters it's not clear how the plans will affect the three hundred eighty thousand employees

worldwide siemens hopes to improve sales and earnings by two percent annually. back to terry at an uncertain future for some syrian refugees that's right so very much so ben lebanon is stepping up pressure on syrian refugees to return home some one point five million syrian refugees are currently in lebanon and officials there ever piddly said that's putting the country under strain hundreds of refugees have returned to syria in the past few weeks but many more are afraid of what would happen to them if they went back didn't you correspondent all right travel to the town of our saw where she met a woman who fled syria yes had government killed the woman's husband and her son she and her children fear for their lives if they return. it was not a voyage. undertaking but the mother of eight and grandmother of three

children was forced to flee his syrian home and to take refuge in the. just across the border. they would be denied permission to return denies the charge. it's not a condition not an issue of approval it's just about informing the government of the names of the people returning. he claims syria is now safe and to convince us one of the refugees who've applied to return home to talk to us do you want to go back of course what's keeping me here but it doesn't. want. the military to do this while stood idly. by lebanon's government is eager to. million syrian refugees so many say they may be forced to look at europe again. and her friends are among those thinking about making the journey to europe they

know that it won't be easy but the risk of reprisal by a soft security forces is high. one of the ladies has just heard of the arrest of a sister by the city. i want to migrate to europe for the future of my children and i applied to the un but they didn't help me. want to eight thousand euros for the trip and. who doesn't know what she will do yet and many here are facing us. it may be too soon to say if there will be a second. but the conditions are right. for now despite all the hardship the last best bit. being here is marking roma holocaust memorial day and remembrance of the hundreds

of thousands of centurion roma murdered by the nazis in his speech european commission bice president said since people still face racism and hatred on a daily basis indeed in recent weeks roma people in ukraine have found themselves under attack from right wing groups one man was stabbed to death in front of his children nick connolly travelled to western ukraine to speak to his widow and to other victims of the violence. this is how do we began in april twenty eighth team. attacked a room account in the ukrainian capital kiev copycat attacks soon followed across the country in late june twenty three year old david pappas was stabbed more than a dozen times in the western city of leave his death provoked an outcry inside and outside ukraine's borders the teenage suspect now in custody but how could this have been allowed to happen i what has become the survivors. where in the

village where david pappa grew up from here it's just a matter of kilometers to ukraine's western frontier we hungry and. the region is home to ukraine's biggest roma community many of them live in extreme poverty since the attacks people here have become wary of strangers and it's only with the help of pastor fed your progress that we are allowed in he takes us to meet david perhaps we don't you boy the first time she's spoken publicly about her husband's murder. he says when those teenagers came to attack our camp they didn't say a word they just started going at us with. them there are children here but they just started attacking us even move viciously my husband was lying dead in front of me after that i lost consciousness. on the day of our visit the boy received a call from the police and leave asking her to testify in court she refused the fish she says is too great since the attacks police have responded to requests from

community leaders to step up their patrols and roam a district. court about the roma community leader and a local councillor in the past most of his work was about helping roma people gain access to basic government services many here don't even have a birth certificate let alone a passport just in recent months he's been confronted with a totally new set of problems as the victims of the attacks come to him looking for support. i don't understand where this hatred comes from we've never seen anything like this kind of open discrimination these kinds of attacks. we need to get around to solving the roma communities problems now we're not just kick the can down the road we would have moved everybody miroslav takes us on a visit to rod bunker a roma community on the edge of the sort out there we meet claro a survivor of one of the attacks in libya. these old people and children they

smashed my brother in law's head in and just left him for dead but i don't want the attackers to go to prison prison doesn't make people any better they were just kids after all that's up it. up to it's a point of view we hear time and time again whether people here are ready to forgive simply fear further escalation we can't get a clear answer as we continue our walk through red bunker with miroslav the atmosphere suddenly turns there's been a break in the political church and suspicion is poland and the inhabitants of this road a community that more moves so if it wants them they'll give it all back. someone broke into the church the minute i do have pictures we never do find out how the investigation ends but now the police never come without behavior arrest at a time when the roma community needs the police to protect them or the never relations with law enforcement attempts them out but suspicion. our

correspondent nick connelly hears such as that report joins us now from nick tell us about the mood among the rogue communities that you visited in ukraine are people there for a. could often tell you well that if needs a lot of fear in those communities people said they would not go back to ky able to be of the big cities where they had been spending sneakin amounts of time in search of work the fear is still too great so now they're back in their villages where there aren't a whole lot of options many people thinking about trying to get work abroad back you know hungry wanting to really struck me though was the thing we heard tom tom again people they were looking for vengeance they were looking for the people behind his tax even to go to prison and they were worried about escalation tit for tat in response to these attacks presumably the murder case you mention at least is being investigated what do we know about the investigation in the suspects in the

double pop murder case such as it with the exception of the presumed organized that they are all teenagers they're all minus they're currently in custody or under house arrest awaiting trial and we understand that they had met on social media where they had all been active on platforms used by far right activists in ukraine and in ukraine's neighboring countries what about ukrainian authorities nic how are they dealing with this upsurge of bile and you report described against the roma community well off those first attacks we saw in kiev where people wounded but no one was killed the silence really was deafening here the police failed to respond and it was only off this murder in late june that we go to a significant reaction also on a national level from the interior ministry the matter of belief where this

happened you could say that probably one of the reasons that is that this got a lot of international attention and we even heard from the ukrainian authorities in france called pay day that's the reason we were in who were basically accusing the police of having done too little too late in saying that had they clamped down harder and faster on this they were sure that it wouldn't go to this murder nic thank you very much nic connelly there talking to us from kenya. and of course it's not just in ukraine that romance and people face discrimination and for more on this now we can speak to george you've been over it she's the president of the european roma rights center and he joins us now from sochi know beside in serbia first of all in our report we heard about increasing violence against cincy enrolment in ukraine what can you tell us about the situation for cindy and roma in other countries. so just to give you an idea of what kind of a year two thousand and eighteen has. for example in bulgaria.

conviction for a hate speech gets to be a deputy prime minister of the country and the biggest irony that he gets to run the national council for integration of minorities in the country at the same time we need for example interior minister calls for. the need to keep promise ethnic cleansing. and express regret that he contacts belt italian. or italian citizens to suggestions about census was rejected illegal but then we see the real consequence of statements in the everyday life of people last week in rome we said we have picked example of where for example the local authorities carried out a massive action of roma from their houses where they were evicted. providing.

and against and this is very important against the interim order of the european court of human rights. people. all this creates a climate in which human rights rule flow and international is not back and this is why roma are suffering because of this you seen all of these. sort of things are all very valid examples but i'm just wondering about a trend. based on your work you say that. is on the. so. twenty years in we all know that discrimination against an ongoing issue but then more and reporting. their reports and their their records showed us that there is more and

more discrimination against roma and we were thinking that this is naturally because more reports but actually what we see now is that discrimination against drolma actually increasing and we see a natural increase in the last and. more reports and more unfortunate cases. thank you very much the. roma rights center here speaking to us from. we're going to take a short break oh when we come back we're going to be taking a very close look at google there are rumors that it may be patching plans to ensure china in a big way after all that and i will both be working on the other business in our new segment all that and more coming up in just a minute. but

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w news hunter and our top stories international observers have condemned police action in zimbabwe following that country's election security forces killed three protesters yesterday and have now sealed off the headquarters of the country's opposition party. and the european union has marked roma holocaust memorial day and on earth the roman since the people murdered during the second world war the e.u. war and roma still face persecution around europe today. now these days that china china is renowned for its great historic wall of course building started on the mammoth fortification back in the third century b.c. to protect it from invaders well these days china also has another wall it's

known as the great fire wall of china. it's supposed to protect chinese citizens from undesired foreign influences now first set up in two thousand the great fire wall blocks access to certain websites and terms that the chinese government deems dangerous any with criticism of the government or terms that refer to the student massacre in tiananmen square square in one thousand nine hundred nine are prohibited in the past the tech giant google has spoken out against such internet censorship in fact that's why it pulled out of china in two thousand in two thousand and ten at that time back in two thousand and ten google's co-founder said and i quote our objection is to those forces of totalitarianism our hope is there is progress and a more open internet in china well how times change eight years

later google is reportedly secretly plotting its return a new report from the investigative website the intercept says the tech giant has a team secretly working on a new censored version of its search engine for china. well for more now or joined by the author of that report about google ryan gallagher he's a writer and investigative journalist with intercept and he joins us from brighton in the u.k. also with us is patrick he's a researcher with amnesty international's china. china's service and he joins us from hong kong let's start first with you ryan i'm hoping you will be with us here in a moment. your me ok we can hear ryan let's start with that tell us what have you discovered about project dragon-fly in your work

tell us about dougal secret effort to get back into china. basically dragon-fly is the project name for. an underage girl has developed for smartphone users in china and the idea is that it will get them to a censored variation of google that is compliant with the really in communist party regimes censorship controls over information that people cannot see is on the internet in china and then google is trying to get back into china. using this answer. yes once it's launched and at the moment it's a. google idea was to have it ready between the next six to nine months to watch but we'll see what happens and the story that we published yesterday may through a sponsor in the works. now this is supposedly

a secret project how many people at google know about it i can imagine some might have ethical concerns about bowing to restrictions of an authoritarian regime google's unofficial motto after all used to be do no evil. that's crazy i mean there's a lot of concerns i'm google but first of all i mean actually kept the secret secret always to not just from the public but with then google because google is a massive company they have about eighty eight those and employees globally but with then only a few hundred it talks new this project absolutely actually kept a secret within the organization and actually what i'm finding now is that that that itself is a huge scandal and google today because a lot of people have no phone data but the sense i get and they don't know about it they feel that it's been kept from them and so they're angry of it up i think that's you know where the interesting aspects about this is the level of secrecy

because google was well aware controversial this was in the actually trying to suppress the information from getting out ok brian tell us more about how google is actually operating yet now or now in china and how it's going to deal with the revelations that your work has brought out. well over the last few years they have been sort of quietly creeping up their presence in china you know between to those steps and to those in ten google dead previously operate sensors search engine and china but through those intense ating concerns about free speech and chinese government hocking and other things. but since. but since then they actually have maintained they have an advertising team there that sells ads and actually generates huge revenue sailing ad space to chinese companies that want to advertise in foreign markets but also in the last couple of

years been in the bit and launching small apps late for example as cheney specific translate and just last month they launched a game on the chinese we chat platform so they've been slowly turning off their presence and change and this sort of culmination of this is supposed to be the one show of the south shop which is of course the biggest thing of them all. but it's also the most controversial one so you know as i said we're yet to see how that's going on or whether google as no going to still proceed in one g. despite this absolutely extraordinary us that we're seeing from all kinds of people over the report that we were just showing the development of the censored up front thank you so much that was ryan gallacher with the intercept he's a writer an investigative journalist with that and he joins us from brighton in the u.k. . well because money makes the world go round of course spends here to

explain why google is getting back into china i think there is hardly anyone is not used google at some time without even realizing it in many cases it's the best known face one of one of the world's biggest companies alphabet which has a cap of a seven hundred thirty billion dollars together that supposed revenues of two hundred twenty billion last year and google is not only about search engines anymore it's also mapping the entire world providing half of the world's smartphones with android operating systems and even researching the transport systems of the future of the chinese market office astronomical revenues and google wants to get back in challenging the likes of home grown by do it shares fell by seven point seven percent on these reports let's talk about the reports with theresa loka from news website motherboard germany tres good to see you again. how legitimate other reports first of all they're pretty legit first of all the

intercept broke the story they referred to one whistleblower and leaked documents and later on those reports were confirmed by reporter new york times citing two sources familiar with google probably and google employees and google itself has kind of dance around the topic a little bit by saying they don't comment on speculations but they have already made efforts to break into the chinese market and send up each i is also known as someone who wants to re enter the world's largest internet market we're talking about seven hundred seventy two million yes it uses i guess that's tempting but does google really need to i think they do because in china there are companies that are way more successful in binding. basically every part of uses life into one app like we chat they have government approved mini apps within that they do

everything from micro payments to virtual i.d.'s to social networking to communications of politicians and also by do the search engine giant and china has a big part in that so yes they want to definitely into that but if the chinese can already do all of that today google well it depends what what google stands for and this is the exact the exact question if google is just as one employee criticized today turning into a censorship machine in china they might not because then they can already used by to the other problem is that even if google is not censoring or would be not censoring particular search terms china with its great firewall is already employing a service by cisco that prevents the forwarding of the search results so even if the results would be displayed the page you would click on would be turned out like just briefly i also read online. one comment that even

a new to version of google would still work better than by do well it could be if it depends on how how extensive these censorship efforts are but for sure they are big they're big shift from search of brand new also has had experience of said you've been the google founder who has that experience with told terry newsom and that is why he opted out in two thousand and ten after four years of killing and censorship by the chinese government and google's not afraid of getting split up at some stage i mean if it continues to grow so we're ready an octopus you could say in the corporate world it has its finger in every and then entering such a huge market i mean it would be globally done with it yet it is true i do think that they still listen to their employees use or that is to be hoped at least with google maven we've seen that some steps they were taking were met with a lot of chris's criticism and it still being the octopus that it is it still has its code of conduct the line don't be evil if you see something evil hear something

evil speak up so it is to be hoped the employee is to exactly that phrase look i thank you very much for coming in and i can thank you. starbucks is teaming up with online retailer alibaba to keep pace with china's growing coffee market it's a companies will focus on delivering cups of coffee via remote lap beverage deliveries is set to begin in beijing and shanghai next month starbucks hopes to fend off a challenge by beijing stop lockin coffee which has expanded rapidly on the back of base delivery starbucks remains the dominant force in china and says it opens a new cafe there every fifteen now it's. back to terry in a spat between two nato allies. had been it is escalating a turkey is threatening to retaliate now against the u.s. after washington impose sanctions on some of its government officials the sanctions are in response to the detention of american pastor and her brother who was

arrested in the wake of the failed coup in two thousand and sixteen despite the polish stance from ankara the value of turkey's currency continued to drop as the sanctions took effect. the effects of the u.s. sanctions on techie can be observed over the course of just one day as the donor rises in town do you. believe it has fallen even further we're lucky if it doesn't fall further than ten dollars. i just milk and eggs have become more expensive gas is more expensive bridge that your brand divided between nato partners u.s. entities deepening interior minister who himself was hindered by the entry ban tweeted this someone who belongs to us in america for to no good and we will take him back so it was referring to the slimy creature who fled to the us have to president declared him responsible for the twenty six thousand attempted coup president trump on the other hand is worried about this man he was fast and andrew bronson seen here in turkey last week as he was transferred from prison to house

arrest three months after the attempted coup. was arrested on charges of terrorism . we've seen no. didn't say that pastor bronson has done anything wrong and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust attention by the government of turkey. the u.s. government blames the techies justice and interior ministers for processing castration those ministers u.s. assets have been frozen and in turn foreign ministry said that the threat of sanctions from the u.s.c. would not remain without consequences. norway is looking to make its waterways a little greener it's been investing in the development of battery powered autonomously navigating ships launching more zero emission vessels is also part of a national push to save norway's famed fjords. this boat may not look so impressive but she could be the future of the shipping industry the seven metre long plywood

prototype called berkland can operate autonomously. experts in houses in norway have been developing autonomy's ships for decades now the first self driving cargo ship designed for regular commercial use is nearing completion a full scale. is due to be operational from twenty twenty she'll carry fertilizers from manufacturers onto further transport at one of the larger ports relieving traffic on land. by doing this they're reducing the number of truck journeys by forty thousand per year through. urban areas so it will have a huge impact on local society with emissions less dust less solemn less emissions and also safer traffic situation norway is investing in modern shipping not only developing a thomas ships but also looking at green technologies with many of the countries sure it's heavily polluted by fumes from large cruise ships noways adopted

legislation allowing only electric ships to enter the few words from twenty twenty six. boats like this one are now being developed this forty two metre long ferry the future of the few words was launched recently it can carry four hundred passengers and is powered by a large battery which can be charged in twenty minutes at a pier docking station. there are no emissions when we use the ship. the energy comes from norwegian hydro power which is produced directly here in the town of our land it's a green project that couldn't be more environmentally friendly. by supporting this technology the government hopes both to protect the environment and promote a burgeoning economic sector the yarra big project is supported by a fourteen million euro government subsidy people here want this project to be

a success engineers are trying to perfect software to enable the ship to handle stormy weather and oncoming traffic they're working on steering it via satellite and they've also decided a two person crew will be needed at first for safety they would be cyber security risks there would be maybe the social interaction people might play a kick in right and the technical ability where it. went it's said that it is in place. autonomy as ships like the land will likely only be used for short distances during their initial deployment but in the future perhaps these carriers will be able to see all the world's oceans without a crew. football authorities are considering changing the format of penalty shoot outs to make them fairer reduce the pressure on players going second the name of the new system has

been inspired by a very well known swedish pop band but will football decide to take a chance let's find out fresh off the back of a world cup which saw plenty of penalty shootout drama young german play is a trialing a new system. with research revealing the side going second in a shootout loses sixty percent of the time a new format has been devised a p b a also known as ever sees teams take alternating pairs of penalties after the first spot kick. too often high new teams have a style the when it states. but what do they make of the new system. it's good because in the old system the team going second was under greater pressure which could make them lose in this system if the first person misses his teammate can still level the score. that is limited as well as a human count your own player on the way back which makes

a difference psychologically so it will have to wait and see if it's adopted by german football and it will next world cup. with the system also set to be trial to meet english league this season it might not be long before abba takes center stage in football. it's cricket now and on the second day of the first test between england and india the tourists have collapsed in their first innings after a good start england's sam koran took three wickets to lead india on one hundred sixty for six in reply to england's two eighty seven all out. but the. big. game he said. that is shallow if you didn't already recognize that the official

summer hit of the year here in germany this is the song that everyone gets everyone on the dance floor and the clubs around the country at the moment robin merrill from our culture desk is here to tell us more so up in is this going to be as big as last year's summer hit so i don't see how i can achieve that i mean that there was a huge. number one in forty seven countries and i just looked on you tube it's had more hits than anything else ever. since the five point three billion and still going so it's a credible however there are similarities despot sita was composed by two points the regions and it's in latin pop and reggaeton sort of rhythm and. this year has been a challenge is rigid in italian politics and song it's been really be made famous by a spanish streaming series and it's been remakes and this is by a french d.j.

called so wonderful mixture of styles and very easy to sing along sorry so here we go with the rest of the. every year has a smash hit summer song. away that saturday that's out. this new club remakes of child by french d.j. is the feel good hit of the year. stefan movements also knows a lot about hit singles the berlin music producer has worked with beyonce and quincy jones. summer songs have to be fun and not too sentimental. and they're probably only good for one summer and so my. balance show was written in the late nineteenth century as

a protest by the women who had to toil away harvesting rice and italy. in the second world war a version with numeric script came an anthem for the resistance to fascism. it's not a summer song as such and it is a bit more serious in tone but the words bella and chow are something everyone can sing along to and the rest has a nice feel to it. and suddenly people around the world are singing bela child. show. all about the jazz and. the fascist and some transformed into a single long summer smash. hit by.

a band that sounds. like out the ballots i'll betcha. i'm sure there's really a netflix series that got people singing this was the spanish series called english tigers money high says about a gang take over the royal mint in spain that's where the money's printed and not only did they want to steal them i think just print some more themselves meanwhile this series actually has become the most watched norm english series ever necessary and the song is actually like all the way through. let's just hear the. i saw one of his gang singing that i have to say it's much more very atmospheric.

so. suffice it to say that the series although it originally had an ending. it's been extended because there's been so successful and there's a third series coming out next year and i think it will feature more amazing heists planned by the proposal and obviously with the sole. course there are lots of summer hits or at least lot of people want their hits to be summer hits there's one understand this actually caused a bit of a dance challenge on social media yeah this is drake single in my feelings and an american comedian called shakey actually posted something on instagram where he was dancing in the street to it and as happens on social media it's taken on a life we've got pictures here of will smith actually on top of the chain bridge in budapest he must to go permission doing the kiki challenge as it's called and then also people started getting in their cars while the car is still moving and

dancing to the song and this is just taken off completely and of and of course they're filming at the same time drake is thrilled about the missing child and she's not so thrilled evidently about people who do something. even a doable. thing before we're called abouts that's what's hot so this looks like injurious rob and it's a attaining that i wouldn't want to do it myself anyway i guess if we want to know more about all these things we can look on our website at indeed it did a dot com slash cultural problem meryl from our culture has thanks so much. you are watching do we have more for you coming up in just few minutes the top of the hour but we leave you now with these images from one of northern japan's major summer festivals the hero saki put it is believed to have started centuries ago it was meant originally at least to ward off drowsiness and

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