she met with president muna for talks that ended up lasting three hours and the opening ceremony of thewinter games also saw signs of thawing ties between north and south with the country's teams marching together.

she met with president muna for talks that ended up lasting three hours and the opening ceremony of the winter games also saw signs of thawing ties between north and south with the country's teams marching together. the friendly relations come after the country's recently held their first talks in two years hong kong city university is joseph chung of political sciences professor believes the invitation is a breakthrough. this is a small break through for president moon of seoul korea understands that his people would like to see the escalation of tension in the korean peninsula the conditions normally will be cessation of nuclear power then miss out on the part of north korea and north korea in turn will. terminate of large scale military exercises are on the par of south korea. and the united states or the two koreas were able to much under a single unified flag and then pick athletes from russia or from the our team as it's known and to the opening ceremony under a neutral flag however although the russian flag was banned by the international olympic committee it still found its way

here there is water in abundance but it is unpalatable flowing through delhi is the young muna the second biggest tributary of the ganges which by many indians is a sacred river. the yemenite is probably the most polluted river in the world hundreds of millions of liters of wasted dumped into it every day. the farmers who grow their fruit and vegetables along the banks of the river a very wired. gun up the river is completely polluted the main culprits are the factories who just discharge their waste in it you can't farm with water that's contaminated it's a health risk. it's said that we use the filthy water but that's not true we irrigate our fields with well water which we filter first we even drink the water and we are healthy. there are far too few water treatment plants the only hope is that at least the ground water isn't toxic and can be used for preparing meals. if i cook with water from the river my children become ill so we avoid the river and only use water from the well. but one environmentalists experts believe that found this who grow their vegetables here are wrong and thi

with me now is muna adil from quilliam, a think—tank which focuses on ways to combat cultural insularityalues. sarah champion was talking about the question of ethnicity, is it a coincidence orfactor we question of ethnicity, is it a coincidence or factor we need to look at? you have done research on this? one of the recommendations from our report in december on grooming gangs is we need further research into grooming gangs. it is encouraging to see official government bodies taking this on and another thing... what do we know so far in terms of ethnicity? from the cases we evaluated, eddie 4% of the perpetrators who committed child sexual exploitation in grooming gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddie 496. gangs were of asian ethnicity, eddie 4%. asians make up 7% of the uk population so that tells us something needs to be investigated. what else did your research revealed ? we what else did your research revealed? we also focused a lot on child exploitation and there was a study in 2013 that identified two different types of offender, type one targeting victims based on vulnerability, t

more still to come a former adviser to donald trump's presidential campaign pleads guilty robert muna's russia investigation why being fashionable in east africa africa has become a bit more difficult thanks to textile troubles and then later in sport and then paid athletes from russia taste gold for the last time champ. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has praised the u.s. announcement that it's opening its new jerusalem embassy in may calling it a great day for the people of israel the opening of the new embassy will coincide with the seventieth anniversary of israel's founding the move has commonly than expected with vice president might ban suggesting that it wouldn't happen until two thousand and nineteen in december the u.s. decision to move its embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem sparked angry protests in palestine and solidarity rallies around the world well palestine's chief negotiator says the embassy move shows the u.s. has become a part of the problem medical mystery action to choose the death of the palestinian catastrophe the nakba to move the. embassy of degrees m