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queen elizabeth and her late grandmother, princess diana, both mother and baby are reported to be doing well. the american born royal is 8 in line to the british through you watching the w news from berlin. next is world stories with look at turkey tourism industry. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah, the, the double use crime fighters are back africa most successful radio drama series continues. all episodes are available online. course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in now. hello guys. this is a 77 percent. the platform is used to be issues and share ideas.
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you know, on this channel, we are not afraid to ask and then it gets tough. young people clearly have the solution, the few jobs the 77 percent. now, every weekend on the w me the this week on world story. shaqia mourns a legendary bookseller. a dancer in russia encourages people with chronic illness. we begin in turkey, which is still considered to be us. i risk area because of the corona virus. a few tourists are enjoying the empty beaches there, but hotel owners fear for their livelihood. most of her spite normally enjoys the
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view from the terrors of his hotel, but that's changed. for months. he's only seen an empty cow phase and frustrated st vendors in until years old town, along with other hotel owners, was struggling just as much as he is. under my under normal consensus on a day like this. i couldn't sit here and talk to you. we'd be fully booked with a lot to do. but right now occupancies just 10 to 20 percent. things continue like this. i'll go bankrupt soon. 10 hotels around here have already given up when, when i hang up and tell you as beaches are almost as deserted as when the pandemic began back, then many believed everything would get back on track in a year that they were wrong. only a few flooring as a here most of them from ukraine and russia. they are enjoying their vacation to the fullest which is right. so it's perfect here. the people are wonderful. the
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weather is great and i really like it can for which was over a little. you can stop at home and russia to be crowded up here. they're empty, we have everything to ourselves. you go near the theater was not i've never seen so few vacation as here in turkey for the local must be a big problem. i really feel sorry for them. the whole region depends on tourism. 3.5000000 visitors came to antalya last year instead of the average 15000000. and that's what most everyone has suffered from small boutique hotels to large resorts, the turkish tourism minister is trying to paint a positive picture. he says the country's karone of ours measures are successful and that the dry spot for tourism will soon be over. by some i live in devon, we get on with the vaccinations, the easier it is for us to keep infection rates slow. and that's why i think we can expect a significant increase the number of holiday makers in the 2nd half of the year. of
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course is still not comparable to 2019, but i think we'll have better tourism figures than last year. most of our buy would like to believe that, but so far he receives more cancellations than booking on his phone. still he's making sure that all of his rooms are ready for guess at any time. and he hopes he'll still be in business when the tourists return. the resentment is growing towards the government in chucky, which has the highest corona virus death toll in europe. the countries, the oldest bookseller, a local legend has also died at the age of $83.00. this is their final farewell cove with his taking the book store and marie's husband, the lo group center. but also not was meant to collect them until up with go. it
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was really i hadn't expected. it would hit my husband's law. but in 9 days he was off the list and i think i took that. yeah. cool. so i thought about carrying on but there were more and more locked down. she had and we wouldn't have been able to sell anything per day. and the shop was, yeah, when the video of his life, he was to check republics oldest bookseller sticking to his profession throughout the changes in political regimes from communism to the prag spring and back again. when the iron curtain fell, he could finally become the proud owner of his own store. every morning he had just coffee and read the papers in this corner. miss bishop tell is an engine when you came into his shop for a book, just a talk or a business advisor. he always helped. it was his passion. much was clear. we also watching the building. yes. but in november was covert, raging in the country and death skyrocketing yamil,
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so gravely ill come to the virus. now widow maria thought of picking up the pieces on a few boxes of books are left in the family home. seriously young, but on the level of we tried to protect ourselves from coven, we'll see what's in a bookshop. you can't always stay behind the counter movie and maybe my husband forget to put on his mask. i think that's how it happened. over pullman and associate those to you know, but for many checks, grief is turned into rage here and prague. protestors have covered the old town square with 5 thousands of white crosses, one for each victim of the pen. demik. anger against authorities is growing, adding to long standing resentment over ledge corruption and people are taking to the streets. i think the government and prime minister use the pin demick to hosted the own interest was on and i think the prime minister put his own election campaign before the citizens that makes me really angry. they can patch him of
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marie treacherous the family. so to remind her of a long partnership and marriage all that covert has taken from her. the last bill said as we go, the client leave with us. and that was something really special. they wept and brought us flowers. it was such a sad by the launch and you know, for so many check families, good buys, came too soon. symbols of grief for a country that last part of its soul, the spain government is trying to stop african migrants on the canary islands from traveling to the mainland. as a result, humans smuggling is booming, but a court ruling could change that they are not looking for drugs or counterfeit cigarette. they are checking for people. african migrants trying to get from grand
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canada. yes. harbor to the spanish mainland. they are looking for young men like this one caught on camera by a hub. i work a truck drive i raphael, and make some final checks themselves. it was just a few weeks ago that you phone stole waste on barge to way here and to more work for the back of us had broken down. i had to call my boss because that broken this see if i had typed the refrigeration system on that, not on them, they would have arrived frozen today. the stowaway had already made it from northern africa to the canaries. it's less than 100 kilometers from the african coast to the e u. but most of the 10s of thousands who take that route one to go further to the spanish mainland. more than 1000 kilometers further, not the spanish authorities have done all they can to prevent that route. becoming an established one, many migrants stuck on the canaries or limbo, son,
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risk their lives to leave. there is the option of a less dangerous journey. people smugglers off a fake id and a plane ticket. authorities recently busted a major network operating from hairdresser on southern run, canada. this legal ruling will upset people, smugglers and the spanish government. it says preventing migrants from leaving the canaries from mainland spain is not allowed. danielle r n c b one case. the uncle, you cannot simply know who the region into a prison card has made that absolutely clear and an expedited to hearing. the judge, the police have to stop locking them migrants mediately. the rulings had reduced the number of young men risking their lives on trucks. just to get from one part of spain to another
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ah, on to russia, where star dancer segregate the loan and is using his own artistic talents to empower people suffering from multiple sclerosis. participants are fighting with every fiber of their bodies. ah, his latest project together with perform a giant mac asks what's it like to have multiple sclerosis, a disease that causes loss of sensation and control over one's own body. but as i am until i can play someone who finds out that he has m. s. an experience is something that other people can't understand. why show how one simple finger and hand movement and suddenly become difficult, or even touching your own nose, or i show the struggle of no longer being able to control your own body on the amount of sprites. and until people like no desta,
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chunk of i know 1st hand what that's like, she's one of 2000000 patients living with multiple sclerosis worldwide. for symptom started when she was 18 at 1st she had problem. seeing then she found it difficult to walk up the blue. we need to get busted and you could. there were days when i felt like a vegetable, i just lay there, only able to move my eyelids. then i pulled myself together. i got up and kept going crazy. today and shares her experiences with other patients at a self help group in moscow. the focus here is on learning to live with the challenges the disease presents and on setting goals. even if they don't seem attainable at 1st. what did you do it? yeah, i could dance lead because dancing means passion, not still. and when this passion takes hold of me, i have to do it. that's. it's the same with menace. you can control your body again
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. if you want to was not, i think you would have colonial. the youth centered around controlling his body. every muscle, every sinew, had one team. he was the youngest principal dancer in the history of britain's royal ballet. documentary dancer charts, his rise from a boy in ukraine to a star in london. and his public unraveling amid drug use and psychological struggles. and he continued to so controversy with this tattoo of let me put in and with a homophobic ranch that caused the paris opera ballet to cancel his guest appearance in 2019 still the farmer company merrick saw him as the man to help raise awareness of multiple sclerosis for an additional chunk of our politicians piece hits close to home. if you
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knew me as him, when he was moving slow, i could see that his muscles were tense. doing that usually helps ease muscle spasms if you, when people with m. s. jump around a little, you hardly see their leg sake. when you, you know, because i'm a healing, i wanted to show that people can be strong and can triumph when they gather their strength and perhaps a new turn for his reputations. pauline is honoring the strength of m. s. patients fighting a disease that still has no cure. the news, the in the family clothes
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