iran says it seized a british oil tanker in the gulf the vessel operators. to contact the crew today was sailing in the strait of whole moose at the time more now this is coming up. the dutch government accepts responsibility for the deaths in separate set in nineteen and ninety five dollars. please keep this guarding you and base at the time. and the final of the africa cup of nations algeria taking on senegal tonight. the lines of tarango hoping to make history by picking up the trophy foror the first time. good evening and welcome to the

program i'm not a messy in paris we stop for you with s some developiping news from the strtt of hormuz. iran's revolutionary guard have claimed that they've seized a british oilil tananker i ithe rn ofof the stand the imperius suddenly veered off course toda. and does not pay headed for iranian waters of the company that manages the vessel said this been able to contact the crew. and in london the british government is urgently seeking more information from tehran.. for more letet's talk to o on a georgigian or international affafairs that it's a a he's wi- on sat - -- and whwhat do we kn. will via wee knonow that t the - the national security cououncil has been convened andnd it has. talked aboutut what i it cools iran's malign behaviour -- but it hasn't actually confirmed that thiss -- oilil tank h has . has b been --- confiscated has n seized that informationon originally came from the iranian revolutionary guards quitsts by

iranian state television set has not been confirmed byy thehe u.. side. but we do know thahat -- thee company that manages this ship which is coolol the stena inn p- the company that manages it cannot --- get in touch with the the vessel right now -- the company says that it this has a crew off twenty three people and it cannot speak to that crew of twenty three at the moment -- did the concern obviously must be that this crew may have been captured and could be used as a bargaining bargaining chip which would be a set of night mass situation -- for for london but we can already tell from that statement from -- from thehe u.. that -- tensions a clearly rising quite dramatically right now between the u. k. -- and tehran -- and of course all of this is very likely to have been links and idea to something that happened a little bit earlier.

in the day which is -- the announcement of the government of gibraltar. has x. as decided to extend the detention of an iranian supertanker for thirty days -- so at this is when that decision was announced it was p pretty mh expected that the iranians would tryy to retaliate so to speak fr the ted detention of that -- iranian -- supertanker -- detention at the behest o of the british government because you brought to is a an overerseas territory a and all of this c cg as you sayay mid. rising tensions in the region the e straightht to full m moviw and that's one of the spececific incident we want to talk aut whichh is. iran releasing footage which is aimed to read about that americanan c claim thahat one os drones was down by the uniteted stateses -- i idea on this weekt should we make aboutut a botottf those images that the iranians have been putting out. will this these images come fro- iranian at tv willl just say thm in a minute so we're going to have those picturess of the

hohopefully -- of a d drone or h that's it -- at a drone or some other kind of iranian. objeject that's flying -- helicopter will drdrain -- training and carrying out surveillance -- obviously this image by itself doesn't prove it the iranian drarain. mentioned by ththe us w was notn because e there are man iranini drones -- carrying out surveillanance and a lot of u us military assets that are being surveilled so it's not a you know is not proof just from the imimage. because obviously the iranians could have taken any number of you know w the fooootage from fm for many americans are in and said okay here's some american ships that we don't know whehetr ththis was the actual incident that the americans are describing we don't know that for sure -- but interestingly there is actualllly not a witnes for account of what happened on the usss books say at sea level

and this iss -- this iss the r t to buyuy at the reports -- from e wall street jouournal he e s actually on boardd that ship and he did see skirmishes happening say he's sorting t things that e describes he's an eyewitness -- firstly an iranian helicopter which balls the uss boxer that came within yards from thehe dek and that'ss accccording to a rue reregions accccnt here in the wl street journal - -- the the reports have been saying that an iranian military vessel came as close as five hundred yards to the u. s. as books so those are the two things that the wall street journal reporter actually soul with his own eyes. he t then goes onn to say in ths world for the st t journal repo- that -- u. s s. naval officiaias identified a surveillance plane but crucially he quits us officials saying that. this drone was then down another what's he could notot see that actually being down from the deck pressing the because it was too far away.

so again the report said that basically has to then quotes a soururce f from the pentatagon r whatevever ratherr than actually seeing this driving down the downed himself -- so given that there is a propaganda war a war of images between the two sides it's probably goingng to be very hard to o ascertain -- the ultimate t truth on this all rit on the o old keep watching it fr you will keep -- taking a look at see what's hapappening with that a british tank k as w wellr now though i i'm in thank you i very much. indeed not one of this at taking place as we've been saying it in the strait of home movies now why is not washed away so important cloud rushes in finding out. it's one of the most important oil shipping routes in the worl. the strait of hormuz. the narrow waterway of just fifty five kilometers between iran and mine is a crucial trade artery for middle east oil producers. more than seventeen million barrels of crude passed through the strait per day in. twenty seventeen accounting for

nearly 20% of global oil consumption according to oil analytics firm for tax up. the maritime corriridor lies in the territorial waters of both iran and oman. but iran's revolutionary guauard considers itself the gate keepe. deploys ships to patrol the water way and regularly conducts naval exercicises there. ththe streets ecoconomic importe hahas made it a hot spot f for geopolitical tensions. notably between saudi arabia and the united arab emirates majority suny countries and their arch rival iran majority shiite. this becauause neaearly all of e crude exports from persian gulf countries pass through the street. making it vital for their oil dependent economies. in the nineteen eighties during the iran iraq war thehere weree frfrequent attacks on oil tankes in the region. and what's come to be known as the tanker war. much of the f friction over the street has been between iran and

the us. due to washington's larger military presence there. us navy fifth fleet has been based in bahrain s since the nineteen nineties followiwing te gulf war. tens of thousands of american troops are stationed elsewhere in the gulf in kuwait qatar and the united arab emirates. tehran has criticized washington's military buildup in the e region and at moments of high tension has threatened to close the strait of hormuz -- the analysts say that closing such a key shipping route would be near impossible under international law. we want to bring you some o othr world news at tonight on the program at the dutch supreme court has upheldd a r ruling tht the netherlanands wasas partly responsible. for the deaths of three hundred fifty muslim men during the nineteen ninety five separate it's a massacre. in the former yugoslavia dutch peacekeepers were guarding a u. n. safe because out at the time. with the details his come on one right.

it's the end of a decade long legal battle the dutch supreme court says the netherlands was partly responsible for the deaths of three hundred and fifty men and boys. duringng the nineteen ninety fie srebrenica massacre. insisting it soldiers could have prevented the killings. diditch bat day dututch peacekes deprived these malale refugeessf the chance to stay o out of the hands of thehe bosnian sererbs. and d don't do itit that was wrg full b because at t that momente dutch soldiers knew that thehe male refugees were at risk of being abused and murdered more. july nineteen ninety five bosnian serb forces led by general ratko mladic storms the town of srebrenica. forcing some twenty five thousand people to seek safety with dutch un peacekeepepers deployed in the region. as the violence intensifies the dutch were quickly outnumbered and requested as support which they never received. thing then proceeded to evacuate the displaced including the five thousand to have taken refuge in that compound.

among them three hundred and fifty muslim men and boys who were picked up by sept forces taken away and executed. the dutch supreme court says the dutch forces knew the men were at risk of being killed. however a to estimates that they only had a 10% chance of escaping from the bosnian serbs. this limiting the state's liability 210% of the damages suffered by victims relatives. a conclusion rejected by associations. thank you johohn every life was taken away a 100% as for the 10. it doesn't mean anything the responsibility still lies where it does [inaudible] your support. bosnian serb forces killed a total of eight thousand muslim men in the town of srebrenica i. nineteen ninety five a crime recognized as an active genocides by internatatnal courts. you'll in related news today the prime minister of cost of hasas resigned ramage haradinaj was a

wartime come on to all the costs of liberation army no he stepped down after being c cold. at beforee thehe hague -- foror suspected war crimes it is though not the first timee he stepped down as prime minister of course about. a correspondent in the region are already has more. i will show you know i was a radio prime minister in two thousand five i needed them to sign f for the first timime. becaus you what's -- he was cold. to the international -- crime tribunal in hagag then you whwhat statete of comeme on this popossibility in the massacre aa serb and roma sabeaean y yet -- during thehe wartime rom show right now i was -- kla comommanr fighting against the serbian forces s she was releaead with role o or with no chahaes in two thousand eight after spendining three years i in jane. and the you o oncgain -- called in twowo thousand ten n again released in two thousand twelvee and arrested i in france for sh.

in two t thousand seventeen on e request o of the serbibian gingr streream butut the frencnch deco free h him so each time the crie the murder on the killing ofwhe. civivilians alsoo natioional bro walk he was never convicted or ththat anyny enjoyed during its trials very you should pululfrom the customer populationn. alarm relay out for us that. in cost of i thousand schools for you because we had the women's world cup this year we've had wimbledon and england have won the cricket for the first time. all that remains and this summer is to find out who the kings of african football. the final of the africa cup of nations taking place tonight in cairo senegal a taking on algeria both teams battling for footballing glory because algeria has lifted the trophy in fact he is and senegal has novel what. was being a frantic month of football in cairo. all reports that could be the dalek takes a look back at the games leading up to tonight.

egypt became the host of the african cup of nations w with jt six montnths to go.. it was to be in cameroon organizes counseled for poor infrastructure and security concerns. the tournament itself was also full of surprises. the host team egypt was kicked out of the round of sixteen when they'd been tipped to win the cop. and onn the dockingng you comma jackass guys made it to the quarterfinals before losing to to you via. the funds back room was more than enough. madagascar has worked really hard in the quarterfinal even though it's all first time we deserve to celebrate. disappointed aside. to news you have faileled to make it to the finals for nigereria for third place only to be defeated. in lagos funds chance. if any would deal with the whole called. on guys you want a good in both.

so that's one of the well loved. back home in to cost supporters were jubilant off to the cynical team played its way into the finals. much to my *-*- [inaudible] in cairo. but there are complaints that for many of the much is there were empty stadiums. fans will put her from attending because of the cost and in our it based booking system egyptian authorities imposed for security reasons. a necessary evil so the confederation of african football. the sheep the preset this you just decided to seset up an id d he's. the front we noticed that this fan i do discourage people from going to matches. some free name is all that but we just couldn't risk more open access. but the african fooootball chief insisted to the tournamament is still a success. contagion into france twenty four l later on this eveningng o wewe'll have all the p post game analysis foror you when that mah betweeeen algeria. at and senegal comes to o an end for now thougugh thanks for watchihing and see lisa .

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did you know that it's in france in nineteen seventy seven the suction was affected. this week you join us in a prison clinic to put the french approach to cosmetic surgery under the night. with five hundred and seventeen thousand procedures each year from trying in tenth place far behind the wells in leading cosmetic surgery consume is. the tone the us brazil and japan having said that the country has a long she contributed to the field with innovations such as the inflatable breast implant. but also the work of piney it's like in the world first female cosmetetic surgeon she's on the way. but that was long before social media began to influence body image today or mentioned celebrities and photo filters have led to a rise in the month. without session side of things. that both twenty and they both share the same dream to change their bodies. and that decide looks just a

click away on social media. then my y idol is kylie jenner she's the e younger kardasashian sister. i want the same dress. big like this. for examplple ife nonowadays the p path that god a god who has a great shape. when you're as thin as i am it's harder to stand proud? in accordance with french law the girls had to wait until i told her to to go into the knif. they both picked the same a highly respected cosmetic surgeon -- so this is whahat you want then with a significant increase i in your breast s siz. we don't use an implant thiss fifteen centimeters wide on a body like yours. that would be preceded would hurt you but i i tried it with . badly. mindset committee. on eleven and they often have outlandish demands upon as a small job is to try and rein this demands in one quite yet because i'm goioing. to school that we have to explain everything sensible decision

with a deconstructs the patience of preconceived ideas the quickness to kick in the papast. five those ideas are often based on the l looks of reality tv sts and influences. in the same way that theyey shad the holiday snaps somome idols even share their experience of surgery with the fans on snapchat. to seize your privacy. the more followers of blogger has the more cash the pockets. this you cheaper for example earns money from the foot full that he attracted after posting a video of a reality tv candidatates surgeryry. the candidates in question also backed six thousand euros from the clinic. it's a posting that he now regrets. only put the apple watch nationally johns promoted because medic surgery in this way. is one age range of eleven seventeen year old successful. papa pull what we come from a it's it's in the same way we sell sweets of kannapapolis shod

up i canan. this twenty ththree yearar old clicked on an online e link and booked an appointment in its units in clinic to gets in on lifting. the surgery though turned into a nightmare andnd one year latate. the scars remain. the bus it's it's not pretetty. i can no longer feel my arms or my breasts when i tell them it's not normal it's ugly they say it's my body and it's my fault. she's now sported the surgeon responsible in a video. this is him it down here he's having a consultation with the tv reality shows on it if i don't keep in the video he comes across as being kind he takes his time to explain this. one but it wasn't like that for me it was more like a whirlwind. on a jury about she's bombarded the surgeon with h colds and messages for months but his hands no reply. her nightmare has already close

to seven thousand euros she's now considering legal action. frfrom his approach to this practice i've come to meet with leading cosmetic surgeon d doctr said new honda. yeah you've written a book on the history of cosmetic surgery how would you describe france's contriribution she would not. look i want to talk about france's contribution but it actually l led m me to realize t cosmetic surgery has always been around in two thousand years ago hindusus were already operatingn knows is ancient egyptians reshape the violence. so you've ten when ii looked ino the history of thee faceless and soughtht answers on the way the woman surgeon operated on actress southboundd on i in. nineteen twenty i thought france really deservess recognitition because the deer to take the practice one step further it t s just afterer the first world wa. yeah i guess that's really was the turning pointnt for france s going after r reconstructivee surgery for disfigured soldiers you t this femalale surgeon saui opportunity to apply thatt know

how to be safe in a deposit and the countntry's contribution grw from there including was liposuction hills you knoww it's veryry. natural facelift technhnique knn as the soft lipips in a joint resesearch pleased the french is the french touch we've becomome mous for what he e calls including in the use of injectable sionis france is also morere subtle in the use of botx and filler. and if you know the defense. now we see that the growing influence of social media with filters s such as snapchat f for ininstance there's also more extreme surgery coming in from the us or or brazil. you mentioned the french touch that is that still very much what's fashionable here. ishe influenence of the internet snapchat fililters and thehe res pushing young people to ask for more extreme p procedures and is our job to put the brakes o on whopopping bottoms you see in te u. s. to nameme no names are simply not acceptable here. we will let our patients take that kind of ririsk in fact we don't do many implants. and certainlyly not big ones lie that and thehe same goes for breasts obviously we offer implants but smaller than the

average brazilian or amererican once and i'd say that's part of francece's image. and the people here i'm not suggesting surgery. french orange ready to be open about that yet it's not so easy to own up to getting cosmetic surgery here all fallen like ann anglo saxaxon countries where is more except this one to continue there's a cultural difference special things are e changing a handful of celebrities havave admitted to going. under the knife to lease or finance charges in fact in some cases the national do not have an impact on cosmetic surgery in front of putting the reputation of cosmetic surgeons. hello.. this is mamarty was c cleared of surgeons were installing a p. i. p. was the supplier and the implants were controlled by the relevant authoririties selellerd then givenen t the green light y the health ministry. says we can expect surgeons to investigate how implants are

made menention that's why we hae an independent chain of responsibility. but it did have a negative impact on this becauause itt sparked c ccern for many o of or patients who decided to have the p. i. p. implants removed from from luckily we came across very few cases of ruptured implants he'll shaspa and france's social security system covered most procedures. so to drdrop in demand that was fueled by that scandal was only temporary needs and the number of operations has statabilized again since. he was stabbed today breast implants are the most common operations reviews about some i perform it almost daily ritual. and so would you say that france is ahead of the game -- regarding cosmetic surgery. yes i think france is stilll at the top of its s game but becece there are farr fewer cosmeticc surgeons h here says ouound a ththousand in ththe whole of the country we e don't have to see brazil and the u. s. are able to contribute far more going to prison. thank you very much doctor on thank you.

the moans grows so does the number of practitioners but not always within the legal framework and turning to the internet the coach price cosmetic treatment. can also come to cost. we'll call her sarah she has more than three thousand three hundred followers on her instagram account. she offers lip buttock and breast injections eveven rhinoplasty is fo recoconstructing knows it. but there's one major problem serra is not a doctor. on her profile she lister areas of expertise high quality cosmsmetics and hahair products. she takes appointments via what's that beeeen immediately offers pre injnjection inststructions. for thehe day oe appointments are provides an address in the suburb outside of paris. she received her patients in her own apartment [inaudible] this was. serra carries out corrective procedures in her living room

using hyaluronic acid. serum used as of dermal filler in cosmetic surgery. with it she performs severeral types of targeted injections. transaction feeees rules. for the lalast laugh. unless you want an accident and is also called thehe what is it and then just also control. just half of what most doctors charge for the same injections. but french law is clear only medical practitioners can carry out such procedures. the unauthorized practice of medicine is punishable by up too two yearars in prison and thirty thousand euros in fifines. so how does their obtain the syrup. on her instagram account she advertises this brbrand of how you're o on the gas itt. aa quick i internet search confs how easy it is t to procure. even without a prescription anyone can order the product and in as little as three days receive a kit complete with two

serum filled syringes. the instructions however do specified that it should only be used by accredited medical professionals. my dermatologist -- plastic surgeons. fall. this doctor regularly uses hyhydronic acid on patients a procedure which requires specialized knowledge of the humaman body. fifind a problem is people unfamiliar with anatomy can inject vessels which can lead to seriouss complications sucuch as necrosis. blood d vessel b blockages. under cover journalalists identified nearly a dozen individuals o on instagram acros france performing legal injections none of f whom are medill professssionals. instead they are hairstylists beauticians even telephone opererators and despitete the rk of penalties some even share videos of the inintervention. is because of we contacted several women who paid for the amateur injections only o one of themem agree to share her experience.. but the lacrimal among jake one

question you would you a lot of action so my name is. one two three to five belmont clergy i'm blue in the home. health ministry officials say they only recently learned of the phenomenon and insnsist they will respond with stricter regulations. i without so we need in this edition thank you

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