this is g.w. news from berlin remembering d.-day 75 years on world leaders pay tribute to the fallen and mark the historic landing that helped turn the tide of the 2nd world war britain's queen elizabeth was joined by world leaders and veterans at portsmouth naval base in southern england it was an emotional commemoration of the biggest amphibious invasion in military history also coming up tonight fresh outrage in sudan as dozens of bodies were pulled from the nile river with over $100.00 people

in jail confirmed dead in a violent crackdown the country's transition to civilian rule appears to be in jeopardy and a dual over desks between brussels and rolled the european union's patience wearing thin it has warned that it could make italy pay for breaking new fiscal rules also coming up austrian police under fire for their heavy handed treatment of climate change per just video has emerged of officers violent detaining demonstrators avionics climate change rally that's what he's facing a storm of criticism. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome world leaders have gathered on the southern coast of england. the 75th anniversary of d.-day the day in 1944

when allied forces landed in normandy france the beginning of europe's liberation from nazi germany d.-day began with operation overlord a massive naval mission to ferry american british canadian and other allied forces across the english channel to the french coast it remains the largest assault of its kind in the history of modern warfare almost $7000.00 ships and landing craft headed for a 50 mile stretch of the french coast now the code names of the waning beaches they are etched in history we know them all by heart there's utah omaha gold juno and so we're today's commemorations did not begin in france but at the english naval base of portsmouth from their d.-day veterans will depart on a ship headed for normandy.

remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice with drums. and the words of the fallen. among the 16 heads of state in attendance canadian prime minister justin trudeau then and colonel merritt french president emmanuel mccullough and just 2 days before she steps down british prime minister to resign may all read letters from those who were part of the struggle to defeat nazi germany one was from a soldier who had died 2 days later another from a member of the resistance who didn't survive the war. donald trump read a prayer that was broadcast nationwide by u.s. president franklin d. roosevelt on d.-day almighty. pride of our nation this day have set upon a mighty endeavor. a struggle to preserve our republic our religion

and our civilization and to set free a suffering humanity. many thought the past commemorations to mark the 60th and 70th anniversary would be the last to honor those who took part in the invasion of normandy. but john jenkins and 99 year old veteran from portsmouth was one of several 100 d.-day veterans in attendance. when he took to the stage he was greeted with a standing ovation. card for 4 from a. center for. we will never forget. and the host of the ceremony queen elizabeth honor jenkins and his fellow veterans.

it is with here military and pleasure on behalf of the entire country. indeed for her own free will. that i say to you all thank you. commemorations continue in normandy on thursday. and these are the leaders who were at those commemorations today including the german chancellor. merkel she was also one hand she called her participation in the ceremonies a gift of history. in the military it was a unique military operation unprecedented for us in germany it led also met lead to liberation from national socialism it claimed an unbelievable number of lives hundreds of thousands of soldiers were involved a huge logistical operation. and it was to lead to something that we can be very proud of today namely reconciliation and unity within europe and the whole post-war

order that has brought us peace in europe now for more than 7 decades. and the fact that i as a german chancellor can be part of this today that today we are working together for peace and freedom that is a gift of history that we need. each to protect and maintain the so should on supplying good news the german chancellor speaking earlier today de rigueur was in portsmouth as the world paused to pay tribute to those d.-day veterans almost 300 veterans left port mr knight setting sail foam and be in a special cruise ship they are reliving and reenacting the journey they did 75 years ago in the operation over a lot earlier in the day the queen and 15 heads of state and government on to the veterans in a very emotional commemoration event when the 99 year old veteran john

jenkins end of the stage everybody got up to its feet even the queen gave standing ovations to the veterans the queen said in the name of the country in the free world i say thank you john jenkins the veteran said this day should never be forgotten also the german chancellor and u.s. president donald trump took part in the common moderation which really be continued in normandy on thursday and that was very good reporting from portsmouth to sudan now where opposition leaders say the death toll from a crackdown on protesters in the capital khartoum has jumped to more than $100.00 on monday security forces attacked a pro-democracy protest camp the country's ruling military council says it has begun a fair and independent investigation into the violence which has led to a complete breakdown in talks with the opposition over a transition to civilian rule. this man is one of the lucky to survive.

opposition activists claim dozens have been killed this week in a violent crackdown on pro-democracy protests with the number of victims rising and doctors linked to the opposition say bodies have even been pulled from the river nile. but despite the violence protesters are still taking to the streets like here in sudan's 2nd largest city of. putting up barricades as an act of disobedience against a military coup and the massacre that took place by the military council against innocent protesters are only solution is to continue with acts of disobedience because we the people are calling for a simple thing a civilian government. with. protesters say this week's actions are a bloody massacre by a feared paramilitary group known as the rapid support forces who are linked to

atrocities in the darfur region these images claim to show them pre-training the streets of the capital khartoum sudan's ruling transitional military council appeared to justify their actions. we will not allow chaos and we will not go back on our convictions we must enforce and respect the laws of this country. this week's events of broken any trust protesters had in the military council their opposition leaders reject the military's plan for rapid elections they want larger structural change before a vote is held before that they say elections will not be free and fair and could allow elements of former president omar al bashir is regime to hold on to power. protestors have vowed to continue their fight for civilian rule. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. has left the d.-day commemorations and moved on to the republic of ireland it's his 1st visit to the country in. she was

president the trumps met with irish prime minister lee overrun but otherwise it's been billed as a low key visit with the couple spending 2 nights at one of mr trump's golf resorts thailand's parliament has voted to keep china as the country's prime minister for another 5 years the former army chief led a military coup back in 2014 and has been in charge ever since china which is a victory today was all but assured because the upper house of parliament was handpicked by the military. in denmark the country's center left opposition the social democrats are poised for a resolving general election victory voters cast their ballots today with many predicting a strong showing for the country's left is why after they pledge to maintain denmark's strict immigration laws exit polls indicate that they'll take 90 of the 179 seats in parliament it will pave the way for party leader met to frederickson

to form a government. are for more on this now i'm joined by on and so if you want the international editor at donna's radio station 247 it's good to have you on the program you know we just saw a couple of weeks ago across europe the social democrats the left really taking a beating and yet here we have the social democrats pulling off a great big victory in denmark how do you explain that. well codd of the story is that says social democracy in europe today i think is 2 different things you've got a more classical version of social democracy and then you've got social democratic parties among them the danish social democratic party in effect breaking free of little bit and seeking new ground to what extent was it in a social democrats is to maybe move a little bit to the left on a welfare policy but then go steeply to the right on

a migration value policy justice policy and that's really the key to their success and one can say. the mix between sort of social democracy classic and populism. it's centric populist and maybe is what has handed them to power but having said that they have been the power thanks to the supporting 3 posses in the so-called red block and so what it sounds like we're seeing then is that the social democrats in denmark are still maintaining the left but also appropriating parts of the center right what does that mean then for the parties of the center right there the big losers are you. well right now we see a quite significant disintegrations among. liberal and conservative

hotties in denmark and by disintegration i mean a lot of different parties actually trying to get elected on a sort of right wing ticket rag now and it's it appears as if 11 parties in total of being elected to parliament tonight which is a lot of different parties and so. that is part of the reason i think you know many parties too little coordination on the right wing but also that is so that the right wing has invited sort of populism unbolted and and is losing that battle and i think has a significant job to do trying to identify this spirit on this so to the liberal and conservative so after this we understand that there was a poor showing for the country's largest immigrant force the danish people's party meanwhile there's been a surge of support for ross was pollutants far right party how do you explain that

. well. the far right party which is extremely extremely far right so it's not nothing like we've seen full in this country and it doesn't appear to make it above the threshold of 2 percent to make it into parliament at this point. there has been some support 1.8 percent i think at this at this moment more or less which is also a lot of people because he is and she wants to throw everyone that doesn't have at least 2 danish grandparents out of the country and other very very extreme policies but. it's it has it has appeared that there has been room to the rights of the danish people's party populist right wing party for more extreme policy and i think denmark has some reckoning to do at this point with

a posse that recent polls but it's not as extreme as paladins and. it does appear to have made it. a lot for the radio station 247 giving us variable analysis of the general election in denmark thank you were trying to use president xi jinping is in moscow for talks with russian president vladimir putin and he's in said that ties with russia have never been better the 2 leaders are working to further improve relations to counter mounting pressure from washington now the trip marks she's a visit to russia since taking office back in 2012. a reception in the st george told in the kremlin the expectations are high china wants to show its muscle in the trade war with the u.s. and since western sanctions have been in effect russia wants to get closest to its

biggest neva. it's russia's role materials like oil and gas that china is most interested in a 2000 kilometer pipeline will be operating by the end of the year to satisfy china's increased energy needs the russian energy group grasp from wants to become china's most important gas supplier. she of national last year we set a goal to reach 90000000000 euros worth of bilateral trade thanks to the efforts of our teams our 2 governments we have exceeded this number in the 1st quarter of this year trade is also on the increase it is already up more than 3.4 percent for us and. we've met almost 30 times in the last 6 years russia is the foreign country i have visited the most and president putin is my closest friend and a good colleague. the woman ties between the 2 states a visible and tourism too for a long time germans made up the bulk of visitors to russia now it's china the

number of chinese tourists has almost doubled in the last 5 years. where in europe the european commission has taken the 1st step in triggering disciplinary action against italy for breaking e.u. fiscal rules the dispute centers on the country's ballooning debt currently valued at 132 percent of the country's total economic output that is more than double of what's a well by e.u. regulations. the european commission's message is loud and clear it's the end of the line for italy's ballooning public debt. we know is if they suppose for recall what he. really wasn't member states already taken it was a success so this boss folse renewed reform effort and not spending more wins additional fiscal space to loose italy's current debt stands at 132 percent of annual g.d.p.

in other words the country owes far more than the value of its entire economic output under the rules member states aren't supposed to amass debts that exceed 60 percent of their annual g.d.p. . italy has been ruled by a coalition of the league party and 5 star movement during the election they promise to end government cutbacks and boost social spending while reducing taxes in addition the government hopes to lower italy's retirement age the coalition says the measures will help kick start italy's sputtering economy and cut the country's unemployment but make it i don't even have a job the politicians before were fox is now the ones here what do nothing as well it's getting worse and worse it always seems to get worse. look i'm worried by many things to tell you the truth a little bit also about the disciplinary procedures as well but they are only one of many things that have worried. critics say the program would likely cause it least get to grow even further and that's something the european commission is the

looking to prevent. well the images are disturbing police in the austrian capital be facing criticism after several videos appeared on social media showing officers violent detention of climate change protesters take a look at this this video shows someone being beat alongside an incident where a man's head was shoved under a pony's veil. police are facing accusations of excessive force and of in danger in that man's life. pictures there are social media editor 0 also here is here to talk through the stories or tell us more about the video so these videos have made the rounds on twitter over the last few days following these climate change protest and being out last friday the 1st video that we saw. you can see a protester being beaten it's unclear why he's being beaten but the police have

come out and said in the statement that they did use physical force. if if demonstrators resisted arrest now probably the incident that has caused most of the uproar is the 2nd video where you can see a man being shoved under a police van the driver of the police and then stops the vehicle and appears to be about to roll over his head before he is called away last minute by the arresting officer and all these officers are watching us this is going on too yeah so the discussion the discussion that's going on at the moment is whether the police know not only endangered his life but even deliberately. tortured him basically what has been the reaction to this on social media i mean there's been plenty of reaction we have we had the reaction from the protests himself that he was under that his name is. he said go ahead and scream no one will believe you

anyway that was what i was told by the officer who was twisting my arm i guess he was wrong was ever action from a police officer to offer to studying this footage sided with the protesters he said this is in no way a mistake and that's awful what the police saying about so they 1st they came out saying that the media coverage of this of the dumbest. it was biased and especially about this incident with the man who ended up on a vehicle obviously then the video was released and then there now they have backtracked they have changed it shooting and they posted a tweet saying this video perspective shows a dangerous situation regardless of the criminal investigation that's already underway this incident will be included in the deployment tactics and mission training that are part of police evaluation of zenger situations or not admitting to doing wrong well they have one of the officers in question he has been taken off

the streets and placed behind a desk and they're also saying that clarifying this incident has highest priority rights full is always thank you. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world you tube has updated its guidelines on the speech the video sharing platform says it will now begin removing content that glorifies naziism white supremacy and other extremist views the google own company is also banning videos that deny the holocaust and other well documented violent events such as school shootings in the united states in australia the most senior catholic cleric to be found guilty of child sex abuse has launched an appeal against his conviction 77 year old cardinal george pell is asking an appeals court to overturn his conviction for molesting 2 choir boys in the 1990 s. was sentenced to 6 years in prison back in march muslims around the world have been

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invasion in history in 1904 was the beginning of the end of world war 2 in sudan the death toll from monday's violent crackdown on protesters demanding a return to civilian rule has now risen to more than $100.00 that's after 40 bodies were pulled from the nile river in the capital khartoum. you're watching news from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through today for the rest of the.

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innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and on mine. 75 years ago allied troops guided by a full moon and a high tide began storming the beaches of normandy france d.-day would mark the beginning of the end of nazi tyranny in europe and it became the genesis of the peace that we enjoy now today world leaders gathered in england to show their respects to the soldiers who paid the ultimate price the heroes of d.-day they are almost gone now tonight we ask have our leaders forgotten the price of peace that they paid do we still remember the.