this is the deputy news live from orlando a horrific discovery in a truck container near london emergency services attended but sadly in france you know on paper inside the consignment the diaries. the origin of the truck is unclear as is the identity of the victims could they be migrants hoping for a better life. also coming up protestors in chile are unswayed by promises of

economic reforms designed to end days of deadly demonstrations or rallies in a general strike are planned for today and basketball fans in the u.s. protest in support of a free hong kong superstar le bron james is singled out for criticism as the n.b.a. season opener in los angeles we'll tell you why. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with a tragedy that investigators are trying to piece together in the u.k. 39 people have been found dead in a truck container on the outskirts of london the vehicle discovered at an industrial park and the driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder police say the container where the victims were found traveled to the u.k. from belgium. at 1st glance there was nothing unusual about this cargo

truck parked in an industrial estate in the town of gray's east of london but when placed forced open its doors in the early hours of wednesday they made a gruesome discovery the lifeless bodies of 39 people. local police say they came too late to help those inside. emergency services attended but sadly all 39 people inside the container who died. early indications suggest that one of these paper was a teenager the rest of believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched and the lorry driver a 25 year old man from northern ireland was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in place custody a prime minister prime minister boris johnson expressed his condolences and parliament. so the whole house will be shocked by the appalling news that 39

bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones. the origin of the truck is still unclear police are now trying to piece together how its journey ended in tragedy you know because charlotte potts is in the industrial park in the town of grays east of london where the bodies were discovered and charlie are at the scene there what are the latest developments. well police have cordoned off this area since the early morning hours the truck is right behind me then and then. behind behind gates behind me and we were able to take a look at the truck very ordinary truck of course but forensic teams were walking on the truck and the $39.00 bodies that were found inside of it by ambulance

services and later emergency services here at the scene and essex so far authorities don't know who the victims were they haven't identified them that's one of the forensic services have been working on the scene we believe that this is a tragic case of human trafficking on migrants trying to reach the united kingdom it definitely reminds of an incident in 2015 when a truck was found with over 70 dead my gran's in austria at the height of the refugee crisis and of course migrants and refugees trying to reach the united kingdom frequently and hope for a better life so this is what we know so far it's still ongoing of course and we know that that 25 year old northern irish dr is still in custody and is being questioned by the authorities as we speak and we have heard from those authorities

that the investigation is really just beginning here there's some conflicting information about how the truck reached the u.k. do we know anything else about that charlotte. well right now believe that this truck when from a poet's home an m. belgium over to the united kingdom to the county of essex where i'm at right now so to appall it's very close to this industrial park this is the latest information that we have god's conflicting information because we've heard that the truck came maybe via island so authorities are looking at that right now before we were reporting that this truck had originated in bulgaria that doesn't seem to be the case the truck was just registered in bulgaria which is often the case with irish trucks the truck belonged to an irish company x. reasons say it's a stretch is that there so really the original if this truck is unknown and

authorities are hoping that the driver can of course shut some of that light on that charlotte potts at the scene of this tragedy 39 people dead charlotte thank you so much for your reporting. u.s. president donald trump says that he is lifting economic sanctions on turkey after all great promise to make permanent a cease fire against kurdish militia in northeastern syria tromp making the statement in a press conference a short while ago he claimed credit for the outcome the cease fire requires kurdish forces to move out of a 30 kilometer zone on the turkish border turkey launched its offensive into northeastern syria after trump pulled u.s. forces out of the region. there's was an outcome created by us the united states and nobody else no other nation are simple and we're willing to take blame and we're also willing to take credit this is something they've been trying to do for

many many decades since then. others have come out to help and we welcome them to do so other countries have stepped forward they want to help and we think that's great turkey syria and all forms of the kurds have been fighting for centuries we have done them a great service and we've done a great job for all of them and now we're getting out let's get more now on the situation in northern syria we are joined by from the german institute for international and security affairs get a welcome to the program i'd like to 1st ask you about that statement that we just heard from the u.s. president quite an upbeat statement essentially saying that by all indications turkey is making the ceasefire permanent lifting the sanctions against turkey your take. well it's the statement is is bizarre the sanctions were bizarre u.s. policy was bizarre in recent weeks the united states has left no we do see russia

the assad regime and turkey dividing north and syria between themselves this has nothing to do with the us and it's not a success at all for the us and western policies in turn or and those 2 parties i mean now that there is you know no more u.s. presence in the area those 2 parties essentially came up with this deal to sort of carve out the region yesterday where does this leave the kurds and the syrians well the syrians the syrian regime is winning together together with the russians simply because. the assad regime has been weak it suffers from a lack of personnel but because of the u.s. withdrawal it has been able to regain control of some small parts of northeastern soria the syrian kurds they will lose their autonomy they are losing territory right now to the russians to the syrian regime and to the turks and in the end they

will be they haven't agreed to that they haven't agreed to agree to that but that shows us something about their future the kurdish autonomy without american protection will not continue to exist for a long time they have already they have already approached damascus and they will return to the syrian fold in the coming months or years we heard the german defense minister weigh in yesterday on the situation there she suggested a security zone in northern syria what do you make of that proposal is it realistic could it possibly be implemented the way the europeans have no say in what is happening over there we have seen an agreement between russia and turkey russia is the protector of the syrians. right now turkey has some influence and there is no way to bring back any western troops into the country without fighting for it and

the germans are not ready ready for it my take on this situation is that the german defense minister if she knew what she was talking about yesterday was talking or was addressing dimiss the mastic audience what she said has nothing to do whatsoever with the situation in syria and nothing nothing to do with the german syria policies in recent years is europe dropping the ball right now is nato dropping the ball right now on the we had secretary general you. think it's too early to judge the consequences of that deal that was struck between russia and turkey over northern syria your view oh it's not the us is out without the us there is no western presence in the country anymore we've got some 200 us military and a ton of that is of no consequence to the to the future of the syrian state there is no nato no western presence in the country we have seen yesterday the new

reality of syria it's. who's in charge and it is turkey and turkey only because putin wants to. wants to break the alliance between turkey and the west that's the only reason why the turks are allowed to remain in syria right now that's the new reality on the ground it has nothing to do whatsoever with us. middle east analyst thanks for your perspective. for a quick check of some other stories making news around the world nearly half of the population of north korea is undernourished according to the united nations a u.n. special investigation has found that 11000000 people are facing what it calls alarming levels of food insecurity the u.n. says that collective. arming is exacerbating food shortages. tunisia's new president has been sworn in kies side vowed to fight corruption and protect

freedoms and women's rights in his inauguration speech cited a conservative law professor had a landslide victory in the country 2nd free presidential election since the arab spring. lebanese troops attempting to unlock roads have scuffled with demonstrators there were reports of minor injuries it is the 7th day of protest in the country the unrest was 1st sparked by a proposed tax on messaging services such as what's app now the entire political class is under attack for corruption and mismanagement. chileans are planning more rallies and a general strike despite economic reforms announced by president peña in a bid to quell days of unrest at least 18 people have died since the demonstrations broke out last week i now familia scenes on the streets of the chilean capital santiago. so mr weeks the country has been that should be

paralyzed by protests and riots i the unrest response when the government hiked subway prices but it since grown into a broader outcry against austerity and inequality was. the not this is nothing more than the demonstration of a general cross-section of discontent it isn't about political or class so political parties today it's about the struggle of different sectors of people feeling the i don't know dialogue is impossible it's impossible for president pinera to accept that this powerful hidden enemy is nothing more than us the people in the streets asking for equal rights that's all i'm not asking you to give me and friends it's no longer about the lack of jobs it's much more i have to make. on shews day about half of chile remained under emergency decree and some regions were under military caffeine. in an effort to ease tensions president sebastian pinera

an announced a welfare package including a guaranteed minimum wage state pension increase and stabilised at tricity costs. if. it is true that the problems haven't come about in the last few days they've been building up over many decades and different governments were not able to recognise the situation in its total magnitude. because this situation of inequity has led to a genuine and sincere movement on behalf of millions and millions of july owns. by recognizing demand for giving us for the lack of vision. i mean. canaris proposal has been welcomed by some but others have called it may be cosmetic the country is braced for more protests. and joining us now to discuss this we have going to my old who is the latin american expert at the

german institute for international and security affairs thank you so much for joining us here on the program we just heard from piniella apologizing essentially for the lack of foresight coming up with this new proposal is that enough no it's not enough because he's only talking to the economic and social sides here hasn't touched the political side you have have you problem busy bubble of the political elite in chile which is traditionally very closed and which has not been able even not to your position parties to get close to the people to have. interests and russians reasons of the protest so there has to be a major effort to. come to a dialogue which is not visit traditional forces but i mean for his part he says that there was a lack of foresight we know i mean it's just a fact inequality in chile is higher than any other latin american country that is surely no surprise to the political elites such as pena why has that fundamental

changes been made earlier it's the model of chile it's a privatized model of social security is the model of looking for economic growth not so much looking to the social dimensions we have protests of students in 200620112 have been made in my just moments but always with the interests to maintain the model as it is working and know it's the moment to revise the model and to begin the discussion in the country it will go to . and which is that model it's made to spill so much let's talk about some other models because it's not just the labor we're seeing on rest on the streets such as those images that we have just been looking at also in ecuador for example civil war like conditions due to the government austerity program then a swale of we've seen this for quite some time in venezuela basically you know

a permanent political crisis there argentina and its financial limit. are these just coincidence this or is this part of a larger trend in latin america right now i think we have to be cautious to find the common denominator for all the cases national specific disease that we have to respect but one major opponent is for sure we have a contagious effect misuse of violence you have. of a successful change in equator and a lot of people in the streets of syrian says this opportunity to make a copy in their own country can try to come to grips with the difficulties they have in the political article nation because in olivia we have the same president which is trying to reelect him says in argentina we have a possible cumber of comeback of cristina fernandez deserve the same people which are turning around in the hands of the power there must be

a change in terms of and turn it if which is to the new liberal model so what do you think are the lessons learned that. do not only look to the economic side to have a clear vision that we have to be more active in the public sphere to make that not only was established forces to have new forms of fora to discussion with the use with other excluded parts of the population and this means a new type of. policy politics and politi as well going to my old expert at the german institute for international and security affairs thank you thank you . you're watching news still to come on the program never mind the price the stage is set for a rock memorabilia sell off including the infamous journey card again worn by grunge legend art cobain. but 1st what do you do when any historic lighthouse is about to fall off of

a cliff into the ocean you move it back from the edge that's not just a bright idea it has actually been done by danish engineers have a look. for decades the slot house back into america has lost its say but nowadays the rule book itself needs rescuing engineers had to literally pull it back from the brink on choose die the lighthouse had been threatening to tumble into the north sea. so the construction tame came up with a plan to save it they dug underneath the lighthouse and installed a massive rail track then they fix wheels on to the tower and began to shifted away from the cliff's edge. slowly and steadily at around kilometers an hour the lighthouse was pushed inland the operation a success it rescued the structure put at risk by russian and the shifting

coastline for many dynes this north sea lighthouse is a national treasure. celebrating to die the lighthouse is now around 70 meters from the water's edge and safe for another generation. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world at least one person has died and 2 others are missing after torrential rain caused flash floods in northern spain the heavy rainfall also prompted power cuts affecting some 25000 people and forcing the closure of dozens of road stooped to flooding and landslides . european council president says that he will recommend the e.u. grant the u.k. another extension to leave the bloc british prime minister boris johnson says he wants no further growth said to lay but after parliament rejected the schedule for debate on his divorce deal he could now push for an early election.

in the united states basketball fans have protested in support of a free hong kong at the n.b.a. season opener for the los angeles lakers the league has been locked in a war of words with china and lakers player le bron james has inserted himself in the crossfire some protesters squarely directed their criticism at him. the face of the n.b.a. le bron james was the focal point of protests at the season opener los angeles lakers top player was targeted after he criticized an official from a rival team for tweeting support for hong kong residents in their political dispute with china last week james took to social media himself stating i do not believe there was any consideration for the consequences and ramifications of the tweet my team and this league just went through a difficult week i think people need to understand what a tweet or statement can do to others but james attempt to salvage the lucrative

relationship between the n.b.a. and china before the season started didn't really work chinese t.v. didn't broadcast any of the n.b.a.'s opening games in protesters in los angeles are disappointed at the league's response i asked the n.b.a. to come out and make a forceful statement that they support the mystique and support the people of hong kong and they support the american values even fans of james own team were perplexed. you know it's always tough to to use sports as a little device to talk about you know politics but sometimes it's necessary and i think when the project did. tough. it was not a happy night for the lakers off and on the court they lost their opener to a cross-town rivals the los angeles clippers. meantime in champions league football byron unica stick escaped with a narrow victory over a great team. but they lost yet another defender to injury lucas hernandez left on

crutches yosef beilin ravi gave olympiacos the lead in the 23rd minute but 2 goals from robert levin dusky fired byron ahead the poland international is now the 5th highest goal scorer of all time in the champions league olympiacos press at the end of the fi and came away with a 32 win. and here are some of the other champions league scores from tuesday german side by reliever couzin lost their 3rd match in 3 in europe this one to athletico madrid mentioned city putting past italians. as did party santa monica club bruges of belgium real madrid took the pressure off of coach energy and said on within one mil victory in turkey. rock and pop fans with cash to spare should head over to new york where more than 700 historical artifacts from some of the world's biggest music stars are going under the hammer this week some

of the items are expected to pull in 6 figures the centerpiece is the holy grail of crotch. scrubby cardigan is not just for the dustbin it may be a bit tattered but it was once worn by legendary grown. cobain it will be opened in new york and is expected to fetch almost $300000.00 euros. sweaters a sweater that he actually bought and thrift shop was made sometime in the sixty's heavily used had a lot of stains has cigarette burns so it's really you know it's easily identified because of the stains and burns and he wore it on the most important performance in my opinion so it's the holy grail of article clothing of kurt cobain's that could ever come up for auction. nirvana singo wore it for the group's famous m.t.v. unplugged concert in 1993 cardigan the rope history along with cobain's guitar which is also up for auction other musical history items also under

the hammer a mustard yellow jacket worn by elvis presley in the film happy. there it's from bob dylan and eric clapton. it's. a michael jackson is expected to fetch up 219-0000 euros. a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you 39 people have been found dead in a truck near london police say the truck container where the victims were found entered the u.k. from belgium the driver has been arrested on suspicion of murder working to identify the victims. u.s. president donald trump has listed the same. was imposed on turkey after ancora launched an offensive into syria earlier this month trump says that turkey has agreed to a permanent ceasefire in northern syria. and coming up next sunday to view news

asia china and the digital arms race just how powerful is beijing's online influence. and a look at how one member of indonesia's transgender community is dealing with discrimination. don't forget you can always get to the views on the go just download our app from google play or from the app store it will give you access to all of the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for breaking news you can use the app to send us photos and news relevant videos and you can watch this program on live stream. p.w. news asia is next i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching a good one.

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