comprehensive with shocking results on a line in germany and has 1500 hot spots, many a chemical plant. so apple and in the case of my home region in south west, in germany, in fields around a 1000 tech task of from 90 at a highly contaminated why, how did this become a problem reach me shanghai reinhardt is a geologist who's an expert at cleaning up p, fast hotspots is comes out to via, it happened because so called soil conditioners were applied to the fields and also with the boot and holes capacity. it contained the pope sludge, a few in particular from laminated paper products all still pop you in to see the receipts to their spits, the popular, because people used to, to improve the social, and instead ended up contaminating it's stuff that's in the face of the full environment, it's a patchwork of fields contaminated to varying degrees. timing is any possible, so in limited extent, wells were closed due to high ph pass levels. cleanup operations of wrap. this was once a contaminated field and how it was old gospel and clean. once kinase and hot 9 might not know, they dug down roughly one meter utah. this material was in place under a b

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what's known as the nordic model is finding more and more supporters in germany has embark on sweden's south west coast. but he is on his way to an undercover assignment. he's a police officer responsible for tracking down people buying sex and his hometown people by 6, you know like 247. but we can also say in uh, an increase or a spike during, you know, non showers and, and just when people get off work, you know, between maybe 4 and 6. so the by 6 before the go home to the families. now we have the ip addresses, we're going to shift out in sweden. buying 6 is a criminal act to catch potential. buyers live, monitors, websites, sex workers used to offer their services there often from a broad is usually from the old. a states were mania and then south american africa for losing his colleagues. the sex workers are simply witnesses. only those buying 6 are prosecuted. in 2022 over 1000 people were caught in sweden. this is the 1st address on his list. lou, this hoping to bus somebody today. so now it's just the waiting game. some crimes are easier to explain it to you. you've been wrong. putting t

the coalition and the establishment of napoleon in the lands he captured in italy, in the west and south of germany well as in prussia. the anti-french coalition was quite fragile due to the contradictions that existed between the states, in particular. resolve issues related to participation states such as prussia, for example, the military defeats of 1806, which napoleon very quickly. all this happened to the prussian army and with the participation of the saxon army, which led to the fact that prussia was unable to participate in the next anti-french coalition. on june 14 , 1807, 40 km from pönecksberg, the russian army suffered a serious defeat and retreated to telsit. emperor alexander i, who was close to the army, was forced to agree to a truce in june 1807 near the city. on the neman river, at the request and decision napoleon, raft structures are being built, in particular a raft on which a special tent will be placed in which two emperors will meet: alexander i and napoleon i. the meeting of alexander ii and napoleon, as is known, took place on a board in the middle of the neman. the raft

south japan. just like when the war was divided between east and west germany. therefore, they used the atomic bomb the principle was an action to threaten the soviet union. if they wanted to save people's lives and force japan to surrender, they could have accepted japan's surrender in april. the americans still have not apologized for the atomic attacks on these two cities. america is pointing fingers at other nations. in the months when the japanese were planning to celebrate the anniversary of the atomic attack on the two cities of hiroshima and nagasaki, america again conducted a nuclear test in the nevada desert in 2019. the authorities of the city of hiroshima who consider the continuation of these tests disrespectful to them they protested the us nuclear test. america's new nuclear test is an unforgivable act that means trampling on the feelings of the survivors of the atomic bombing. those who wish for a world free of nuclear weapons. in america , no one listens to these protests and americans still love atomic bombs that they make in different types an

south japan. just like when the war was divided between east and west germany. therefore, they used the atomic bomb the principle was an action to threaten the soviet union. if they wanted to save people's lives and force japan to surrender, they could have surrendered japan . at the same time, he has a stockpile of nuclear weapons. america has enough nuclear weapons that can destroy the entire surface of the planet. there is no reason to have this volume of cells. just in the months when the japanese were planning to celebrate the anniversary of the atomic attack on the two cities of hiroshima and nagasaki , america again conducted a nuclear test in the nevada desert in 2019. officials of the city hiroshima, who consider the continuation of these tests to be disrespectful , protested the american nuclear test. america's new nuclear test is not an unforgivable act, which means trampling on the feelings of the survivors of the atomic bombs. those who wish for a world free of nuclear weapons . in america, no one listens to these protests. americans still love atom

germany and domain that's in the west. i have to say as a citizen of the globe of south that in the past, the system was of course, ugly and very i'm just, well, there was an individualistic flavor to it. we had leaders in the west. we had individual for the magicians who had their own impact on the world's team. at the moment in the last 2 decades or 3 decades. we have noticed that even that individual, as the colored ink has disappeared, the system is using poll more and more and weston presidents, even a prime ministers, a secretary of state. they look more like just showed jones on the ground, executing at the systems conditions upon the populations of the west 1st. and then of course populations that nations from around the world, especially in the global south, abides and has that think about him. he doesn't have a taste, it doesn't have a flavor, it doesn't have a color. b is just someone who executes whatever the system needs in order to continue to the been a lot of the american people even, but to the elite of the american nation. so i think this is, but it'd be fitting what you did, that they did not have any pe

in the west and south, during 1918, in total , the troops of germany, austria-hungary and the ottomane occupied finland, the baltic states, belarus, ukraine, part of the adjacent russian territories, crimea, georgia and armenia. at the cost of enormous efforts , the soviet government was able to drive out the interventionists and defeat the white guards in 4 years. in such conditions, when russia was not just isolated, but at war with the whole world, checherin’s personality turned out to be one of the decisive ones. lenin highly appreciated checherin's talent. checherin step by step established informal, and gradually official relations with different countries. in 1920, checherin concluded a peace treaty with estonia, in the twenty-first year with iran, turkey, afghanistan, which made it possible to open economic paths to bypass the complete blockade. in 1920, at the cost of great effort. the us embargo on trade with russia is being lifted. in the twenty-first year, russia also signed a peace treaty with poland, ending the war between them. in poland , vast territories of western uk

governments, the british and americans proposed a specific plan for dividing germany into three states, south german, north german and west: we reject this proposal, it is unnatural, we must not dismember germany, make it democratic, peace-loving. look how interesting it is, yes it turns out, there is one like this saying, no good deed goes unpunished, we saved germany once, in 1989, so michael says how wonderful this is, it means the fall of the berlin wall, the unification of germany, we saved germany the second time, that’s true, no good deed goes unnoticed. than a year ago, at the kübeck conference of churchill and roosevelt , the plan of the us treasury secretary was presented. margenthau, and not just the transformation of germany into an agricultural appendage, when not just military industrial, the whole industry had to be destroyed, and even rooseville conspired, a plant that produces metal parts for furniture could begin to produce tanks, even churchel, who dreamed of destroying germany like little europe and then said, well, you can’t completely deprive the germans and so on, moreover, america also somehow didn

now that where the system pushes on across germany, we read warnings out from will, central and south west in areas for very heavy rain. we could see some flooding there. it will then push its way on woods to poland, drenching the baltic states as well with some rain coming back in full way. we also see that rain continue, of course, eastern areas of the black sea, but for the se, largely hots and wide as the heavy rain moving across into lot for you. we're taking care of scars as well for the north west lot. so sunshine and he's coming in for england on the island of island on sunday for the south west. we are there in peninsula well the temperatures will continue to pump pump 50 degrees celsius that on madrid. so a scorching hot sunday, the, [000:00:00;00] the be honest, it was an airbag, my name is how i was abducted by the c. i a, in 2004, a german citizen was kidnapped and tortured by see all the channels we come, come and get me into interpretation of powerful documentary jokes the story of how the geo politics of the post 911 while we were in the life of an innocent feel, my suitcas

other part of the country and there is no question that west germany was far more productive economically and had a higher standard and that southea had a higher standard of living at was more productive than north korea so i thought those were the classic examples, so his great opposition was to very significant government control of an economy. when it comes to john kenneth galbraith or john maynard keynes, he didn't consider them to be merely as negative as a full-fledged socialist or communist system in this sense in the means of economic production. in the case of keynes, friedman's opposition was mostly to the idea that in an advanced capitalist economy there tended to be over saving. the marginal propensity became economically more advanced and therefore you could have an economic equilibrium and less than full production and employment and therefore the government had to borrow excess funds from the private sector engaged in deficit spending in order to maintain full economic activity. there are vast sources of excess saving. together it doesn't borrow money from the private sector. it's going to have to spend that money

global south countries, but we definitely will not see it from uh the west uh, and here... uh, like my colleague mentioned, we're not going to see it from the united states or britain or france or germany or any of these countries, many of whom have labeled the legitimate government and the legitimate rulers in gaza, elected by the people hamas as terrorists uh and as terrorist organization designation by which they're able to uh pursue uh you know coersive measures, sanctions and of course uh in this case even sanction the assassination of the political leader of hamas in a foreign country, certainly the zinanis did not do it without discussions with their partners, here i'm i'm confident that they would have discussed it with the americans at the very least, but maybe with others as well, you know how these intelligence services communicate with one another, i think that this is a tremendous moment because israel has shown itself so many times uh throughout these past nine to 10 months, but even throughout its entire history that it has no respect for international law, it has no respect for human rights, it has no respect for international norms and standards related to uh various a

germany. some fine and dry weather around to end the weekend, but it doesn't really last very long because as that low pressure moves away into scandinavia another one approaches from the south and westhern england and then northern ireland by the end of the day, all of the time brightening up across the north and east of scotland and the northeast of england. a warmer day here, with the winds offshore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay unsettled in the north, but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines: alec baldwin's manslaughter case for the rust film set shooting is dismissed because of withheld evidence. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder over human remains found in a suitcase on a bristol bridge. more body parts have been found in london. fans are already in berlin for sunday's euros final the health ministry in gaza say people have been injured in and israeli arms strike in khan younis. fans are already in berlin for sunday's euros final between england and spain. joe biden fiercely defends his re—election campaign — despite

germany. some fine and dry weather around to end the weekend, but it doesn't really last very long because as that low pressure moves away into scandinavia another one approaches from the south and weste brightening up across the north and east of scotland and the north—east of england. a warmer day here, with the winds offshore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay unsettled in the north, but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines... this is bbc news, the headlines... this is bbc news, the headlines... this is bbc the hamas health ministry says at least 71 palestinians were killed, and many more injured, in an israeli air strike that hit a supposedly "safe zone" in southern gaza. alec baldwin's manslaughter charge over the �*rust�* film set shooting is dismissed because of withheld evidence. it's the second time the case has been dismissed and the actor will not be tried again. a34 your man been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with human remains found in a suitcase on a bristol bridge. please find more body parts in london.

south—east, wimbledon, should be sunny spells. in germany the weather looks quite good as well, 25 with sunshine. closer to the north sea coast, thick cloud and outbreaks of rain. the broad message is westbest this weekend. 0n broad message is west is best this weekend. on monday, low pressure heading our way generating some showers, some could be heavy, some thunder, and it's a pattern we have seen for some time now. the outlook, unsettled in the north of the country, the high teens with frequent showers, butjust country, the high teens with frequent showers, but just a country, the high teens with frequent showers, butjust a hint that we could be entering something a little bit more dry and warm by the end of the week. that's it. now let's join our colleagues for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm tulsen tollett. coming up... england's fans are gathering in berlin as we count down to the final of the european championship — we'll be live to the german capital shortly. meanwhile, tonight, a job to do for england's women as they face the republic of ireland in a key european qualifier. we'll be live there shortly. and it's thank you, and goodbye to james anders

germany. some fine and dry weather around to end the weekend, but it doesn't really last very long because as that low pressure moves away into scandinavia another one approaches from the south and westhern ireland by the end of the day, all of the time brightening up across the north and east of scotland and the north—east of england. a warmer day here, with the winds offshore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay unsettled in the north, but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. live from london, this is bbc news. at least 20 people are killed in an israeli air strike near gaza sun at southern city of khan younis. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the remains found on a bristol bridge. alec... the case against alec baldwin is dismissed because of lack of evidence. fans are already arriving for the sunday euros final with spain. 0ur breaking news this hour at least 20 palestinians have been killed in an israeli air strike that kept targeted an area densely populated with displaced people in southern gaza. the attack happened in khan younis. the

germany. some fine and dry weather around to end the weekend, but it doesn't really last very long because as that low pressure moves away into scandinavia another one approaches from the south and westand. a warmer day here, with the winds offshore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay unsettled in the north, but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. good afternoon, this is bbc news. the headline the hamas health ministry says at least 71 palestinians were killed and nearly 300 injured in an israeli air strike that hit a supposedly safe zone in southern gaza. alec baldwin's manslaughter charge over the fatal shooting on the film set of rust was dismissed because of withheld evidence. it is the second time the case has been dismissed and the actor will not be tried again. a34—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the human remains found in a suitcase on bristol bridge. police find more body parts in london. joe biden fiercely defends his re—election campaign, despite growing calls from within his party to step aside. and after months o

germany. some fine and dry weather around to end the weekend, but it doesn't really last very long because as that low pressure moves away into scandinavia another one approaches from the south and westcross the north and east of scotland and the north—east of england. a warmer day here, with the winds offshore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay unsettled in the north, but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. live from london. this is bbc news. this is bbc news. the hamas health ministry says at least 71 palestinians were killed in an israeli air strike in southern gaza. a man is arrested on suspicion of murder.. in connection with human remains found on a bristol bridge. alec baldwin's manslaughter charge over the 'rust�* film set shooting is dismissed because of withheld evidence. joe biden fiercely defends his re election campaign despite growing calls from within his party to step aside. and fans are already arriving in berlin for sunday's euros final between england and spain. hello and welcome to the programme this hour. gaza's hamas health ministry says... th

germany on $43000000000.00 worth of military aids to ukraine when they to it was also sequencing deepened. relations with the asia pacific partners, new zealand, australia, japan, and south korea. the west has accuse china of undermining regional stability with its conduct and incidents and disputed areas of the south china sea. nato members have an interest in this area because it's part of a global trade routes. the alliance is concerned by china deepening relationship with russia. it's a queues china off enabling the war and ukraine by providing russia with the equipment materials to build weapons for it's offensive. in a moment, we'll hear from you, we'll use up of oliver and moscow. but 1st we'll bring in my kind of joining us from the nato summit in washington, dc to tell us what you're hearing a mike on your end of the most. certainly the position on china, which has not be made official by nato in a formal statement, is unprecedented for the organization. for years, nato has attempted to stay away from any confrontation with china. the reason for this, it's a major trading partner of many of nato's members. germany in particular. china is biggest trading partner in europe. so th

germany. some financial i weather around when the weekend that it doesn't many last very long because as that low pressure moves away to scandinavia and under one approaches in the south and westof scotland and the north and east of england. a warmer day with the winds of shore rather than onshore into monday. as for beyond, it does look set to stay and settled in the north but something a little drier and warmer promised further south. as ever, you can catch up with the weather on the website. this is bbc news, the headlines: alec baldwin's manslaughter case for the rust film set shooting — is dismissed over withheld evidence. a man's been arrested in connection to the human remains found in a suitcase on a bridge in bristol — with more body parts being discovered in london. fans gather in berlin for the countdown to the euros final between england and spain. joe biden fiercely defends his re—election campaign — despite growing calls from within his party to step aside. and, after months of lavish events — the son of asia's richest man ties the knot in a three day star—studded ceremony in mumbai. let's bring you an update on our breaking news this hour, here in the uk police