but just think about your own country, italy.your messages about the importance of looking beyond people's skin colour, the country today is run by a government which is committed to a very tough policy on migration and immigrants. fascist. fascist government. totally. well, of course, they would deny they are fascists. i call it fascist because it is a fascist. do you feel deeply disappointed with italy and the way it has changed in your lifetime? well, of course, but it's not finished. i still hope for the future. i still hope that it will be changing. and i think there are... ..there are the possibility to change it. at the beginning of the interview, i asked you about your early years in photography, and you talked about the �*60s and about that optimism and the energy and the possibilities for change. do you feel as optimistic and as open to the possibilities for change today? well, not in the same way, but... ..i'm still living, thinking, hoping that tomorrow is better than today. mm. that's it. but what to do? i'm not one

and what about france and — significantly — italy?at the launch in rome. it is exactly 25 years since italyjoined the six nations which is why they're having the big launch here in rome. all the captains and coaches were in attendance. in fact, earlier on, they were posing for photos here at the colosseum before heading back to continue their preparations with their respective teams. butjust before the launch earlier on, there was a big news coming out of the england camp and that is that their vice captain and hooker jamie george has been ruled out of their opening game against ireland because of a knee injury. scrum—half jack van portvliet has also been ruled out of that match because of injury. while there is also injury doubt over another of their scrum—halves alex mitchell and so because of that, england have called up two more scrum—halfs to their squad in raffi quirke and ben spencer. not the ideal preparations for head coach steve borthwick but he says his team can take it in their stride. by nature, you always have this bumps

[music playing] so joe takes that advice and moves to italy.in italy, joe gets the love and appreciation and celebrity that he never got in america as an nba player. [speaking italian] he was a person, a player with a lot of passion. and he was able to transfer this passion to the people. [cheering] we don't want just leaders without passion. joe bryant was that kind of player. i know that had to be jarring for the rest of the family because i don't know many black families picked up and moved to italy. in that point, it wasn't as common. [speaking italian] the courage that took for he and pam to do that, to take their kids, to separate them from their extended families. it must have been very hard for them, but they did it. at the time, i was only six years old. and i was pretty much clueless about the whole situation. my parents basically told me, kobe, you're going to an italian school. we want you to learn a new language. and when you're young, you just basically do whatever your parents tell you to do with no questions asked. [speaking ita

we're really focussed on this first game against italy. you know, this is something...e that we got wrong last year in the championship and it ended up hurting, you know where we finished. we know italy are a really class outfit. and, you know, they gave us a lot of trouble last year. it's something that we want to fix and we want to show how much we've grown since since that tournament. so there's no promises for me or anything. it's just i'm excited to show the public how much we've grown. tell me about your passion for scotland because that's evident when we see you play. it means a lot to you. but for certain parts of your life, australia might have been the dream. you know, i've never shied away from that at all. that i grew up in australia wanting to be a wallaby. that's my dream that i've played junior wallabies, but my career didn't turn out how i thought it would when i was a kid and scotland gave me an opportunity to, you know, represent some of my parts of my heritage. and i suppose when i got here, i kind of made the decision that i wasn't going to do anythi

k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday. that's today to discuss serious future or diplomatic and as a james space has more on this from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is outdated, the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the sealant situation is to have the patient and have the sufficient time to get into the democratic era. so if we do with no improperly, we will get the lead pennies approach of the situation or the to mississippi. ready asian, they have failed in to apply a democratic that you have followed the diplomacy 6, but that has been a month of relative stability income. the terms formation of this country in such a short period of time has been amazing. but there is still great challenges ahead and there are only going to be solved with patient detailed, and very difficult negotiations. yes, with the international community. but most importantly, among the syrians themselves, j space out as era, damascus obtains as live with us

and when we get back to italy, that parenthood is not recognized. unless you had a child with her partner 10 years ago and feels the systemic discrimination every day. there is no law cover inc. same sex couples being parents of a child, so may or is have interpreted this legal loophole generously and registered both as parents. an option that the mental tony government removed 3 months after taking office. and we'll go back. this is a government that has decided to eradicate l g b t q i plus parenthood. and it will do everything in its power to achieve this goal of the table. pena 2 is a trendy bohemian district in rome, and one where the l g b, t, q plus community feels at home. a lot of people are concerned that them alone. the government's policies will also points into social climate. the waste spoke. all this contributes to a change in climate, but because people who are already homophobic or transfer, but feel entitled to express their opinions freely, what they think is an opinion that in reality, these are attacks, verbal attacks, which in

should the famous painting be brought to italy? french pl emmanuel macron tonight and his own message on the mona lisa's future. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. we begin tonight with the breaking headline. president trump is expected to offer buyouts to nearly all federal workers. nearly 2 million americans. so, how would this work, and what's driving this? and it comes as the white house aimed to put a freeze on billions of dollars of federal aid effective at 5:00 today, but then, with minutes to spare, a federal judge temporarily blocking the move. that freeze could impact millions of americans, from seniors to school children. questions whether this could affect head start, school lunches, peoples on wheels for seniors. we have it all covered tonight, beginning with the plan to offer buyouts to millions of those federal workers. here's our chief white house correspondent mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, president donald trump continuing his overhaul of the federal government. abc new

james ho plays for four different teams while he's in italy. is constantly moving. >> reggio emilia was the last stage of his italian life. emilia is a very safe town, a small town, and you were very independent due to that. incontrato kobe. la prima volta nella mia classe. quindi a. >> scuola. >> e la gran novita nella nostra classe. un ragazzino americano wow. si. nah, che poi abbiamo iniziato uscire anche insieme dopo la scuola. giro in mountainbike per il centro. fino che non arriva perchÉ e doveva andare. a alinaqi e se non aveva alinhamento doveva andare a dal nrc comunque, quindi. they remember this long afternoon playing in this court. kobe didn't want to leave, having lost the last game. sometimes he lost and it was like no, no, no, play one more, play one more. i want to win. play one more. kobe magari non era fuori tirare per cui bastava prendere corridoio per trovato andare in sala e louvre seduto sul tappeto magari mangiando pollo frito di pamela e va la video cassette che arrivano la philadelphia. >> my grandparents used to send m

i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics. so, sharon stone, thank you so much forjoining us on the bbc�*s 100 women. first of all, how are you? just tickled. i'm so excited. i so can't believe i got chosen for this list. thank you. one thing i do want to explore with you are women in hollywood. behind the scenes, you've got quite a plethora of titles she's since added many strings to her how, including humanitarian, author and painter. i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics. so, sharon stone, thank you so much forjoining us on the bbc�*s 100 women. first of all, how are you? just tickled. i'm so excited. i so can't believe i got chosen for this list. thank you. one thing i do want to explore with you are women in hollywood. behind the scenes, you've got quite a plethora of titles to your portfolio, if you like. is that something that is growing in hollywood? you know, this comes in waves and spurts and it goes away and so what i think is happening, is then the editor and the crit

and if want to go outside of this of the of the field and italy, it must be remembered that at that time the to he didn't to be does the model i've didn't know. so of egypt, unemployment put on my own gun. i had wanted the meeting to be held gun, not in opera gum. i've been in the center in cairo, but is the last you said he, i come to add his dots. history is what makes it feel p a, stand out the country because they defeated the fascist it targets. the compositions about under, around the continent of africa we know is continue, but we've come again and again, good by until we interrupt again as we continue these significant conversation. good by and see what the the, when i say this is, i mean the math, the world bang for the federal reserve, the dollar itself, the swift payment system. all this has become a set of the geo political instruments that the west uses routinely and aggressively intimidate, restrict, you know, dominate to other countries. the, the, the use of old well in the sense to ship the clothes off of america. i'm the own log, look of the caves i had all the big compa

from italy to the u.s. always fun to do it when you see the best thing that came out of out of, out of doing that was i actually met my wife and doing a little video spot. and i tap on her shoulder, she turns around and i said, excuse me, what's your name? he said, vanessa, you know, and she, you know, my eyes got real big and it was just like. >> when he came back in the trailer, he said, i just met the girl that i'm going to marry. >> nobody at home was really relating to him. he's got a disconnect with his team because he's too young and they think he's arrogant. and vanessa is very receptive to hearing him and taking him for who he's presenting himself to be. even as young as she is, that had to be a feeling of euphoria for kobe. >> she was everything to him. she stopped going to high school because it became problematic. i mean, kobe rolling up and i remember he had this white mercedes benz and i'm like, you're going to her high school. they got engaged very quickly after they met. i think six months.

>> now. >> some in. >> italy want. >> to change her address, the times reports.. >> official note, says we are ready to. >> host the. >> mona lisa, telling. >> the paper milan. >> will host the winter olympics. >> in a. >> year and tourist numbers. >> would be extremely high. >> there's a lot of lot of leonardo in milan, but do they have greater rights than florence? do they have greater rights than than paris? do they have greater rights than rome? and i think they they don't. very obviously. >> it comes in the wake of a leaked memo published in a french newspaper. in it, the louvre director reportedly cites a proliferation. >> of damage in. >> museum spaces. >> some of which are in. >> very poor condition. >> massive crowds. >> are another concern. >> and there's tons of people crowding. >> and pushing around. >> just to get a picture of a snapshot of it. >> last year during the paris games, the director told our keir simmons the museum gets 9 million visitors a year, so it has to cap daily numbers at 30,000. >> you have to limit the number of people to keep th

another important thing to demonstrate that the interaction between the therapy on italy was one that was a 51 is that they've done in language never to put in a seal. and that is indicative of the fact that there was no successful colonized issue throughout the period. i'm hired, remained the domain and the language and the feel p and alphabet remains one that is informed a by the gigs. and we also know of costs that even in terms of organized vision of the come into the feel p and come into the remainder julie and the guardian, which is what $1.00 would have wanted to see if the tardy inside succeeded in colonizing the pace that we saw at my app called the feel feel it is also important to note when we talk about the interaction between the audience on the field in. and we gave with these 30 to context the question that must then be asked, what value did the and to then tie up project of decal nice ation. particularly with regard to the countries in the neighborhood or not so much in the neighborhood that i'd been conquered by the time the. and so i'm talking about somalia animal th

reports say italy and spacex will announce a $1.6 billion deal as italy's prime minister makes a pilgrimagease of us steel. we have the latest reaction from tokyo. business confidence has slumped in the uk faced with "rising costs and taxes" with warnings prices will go up to cover costs. and could this be a hole in one? we'll be exploring the rising appeal of indoor golf — as tiger woods and rory mcilroy launch a new league. live from london this is business today, i'm sally bundock. we begin in the us where later today in washington the certification of the election results should take place despite the huge winter storm. then in two weeks donald trump's second inauguration as us president takes place and over the weekend there has been another visitor to his florida home — the mar—a—lago resort. on sunday, italy's prime minister giorgia meloni paid a suprise visit to discuss a range of economic issues, along with the fate of cecilia sala — an italian journalist detained last month in iran. ms meloni said she was "ready to work with" the president—elect and mr trump said meloni had "reall

and if want to go outside of this of the, of the field and italy, it must be remembered that at that time the to he didn't to be does the model i've didn't know. so of egypt, unemployment, a portable model gunner had wanted the meeting to be held gun, not in opera gum. i've been in the center in cairo, but is the last you said he, i come to add his docs. history is what makes it feel p a, stand out the country because they defeated the fascist. it tied. yes. the con, positions about under around the continent of africa we know is continue, but we've come again and again, good by on deals. we interrupt again as we continue these significant conversation. good by and see what the, the, or to move and not all the things that are you are so as to why she just threw me. now i was just, most of the, with my pals watch, sincerely invited you on the bottom shelf period. rush, it was one big family, tens of millions, strong. despite the differences that united, because the most important thing defines them as respect for tradition, the values, the rest is pride and legacy lies in the older ge

they feel you and your phone or to go outside of this of depth of field and italy. it must be remembered that at that time the to he didn't to be does the model i've didn't know. so of egypt unemployment of portable, my own gun. i had wanted the meeting to be held gun, not in opera gum. i've been in the center in cairo. but is the last you said he, i come to add his dots. history is what makes it feel p a, stand out concrete because they defeated the fascist it tied. yes. the compositions about under, around the continent of africa we know is continue, but we've come again and again, good by until we interrupt again as we continue these significant conversation. good by and see you again, the number of many places in the world where you can say you're on the divide between the 2 oceans and the you might not think kids. one of them is hey, english is northern, are found guest vision in the you know, the national park and today's, we know the was a stuff was taking a deep dive into the the, the key arrives in the gym. money it arrives the mean seeing the money on whet

and what about france and — significantly — italy. and coaches were in attendance, in fact earlier on, they were posing for photos here at the coliseum before heading back to continue their preparations with their respective teams. butjust before the lunch earlier on, there was some big news coming out of the england camp, and thatis coming out of the england camp, and that is that their vice captain and hookerjamie george whitsett ruled out of their opening game against ireland because of a knee injury. scrum—half jack hove ireland because of a knee injury. scrum—halfjack hove and ireland because of a knee injury. scrum—half jack hove and portslade has also been ruled out of that match because of injury. there is also an injury that would scrum mitchell, rafi quirke and ben spencer not the ideal preparations for head coach steve borthwick but he says his team can take it in their stride. he says his team can take it in theirstride. br; he says his team can take it in their stride.— he says his team can take it in their stride. by the

paula was reporting in the iranian capital last month when she was detained just after the us and italy are arrested to iranian nationals over export violations linked. we definitely attack one american surface man. the green ones leader has responded to comments by donald trump by stating that the autonomous danish territory belongs to green lenders. that after trump refused to rule out the use of force economic security to pay a weird and the body of former us president jimmy carter has been brought to the us capital. where he belie and state for 3 days. carter was president from 1977, 21981 and later won the nobel peace prize for his humanitarian work. he died on december 29th, at the age of $100.00 and that is our news program f. as our state. you will have a look at whether the livery workers could lose their jobs to drones are made in germany. and of course, there's more on our website for news analysis. you'll find that at the w dot com, thanks so much for watching. the my name is the calls back. said thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold bad. a lot of people do

i think prime minister maloney is a conservative almost as important as da vinci was to italy.n this meeting, she took office and she came in and she was elected in 2022. italy has been a mess the board has been a mess, she was elected against what everybody thought she came in and is instituting trump -like policy. for trump look at somebody like prime minister maloney and look at her as being a bridge a better relationship with the european union in 19 trillion-dollar gdp, the u.s. has a $28 trillion gdp this is going to bridge the gap and hopefully other countries will spain, france will come on board and we will have a more conservative europe. >> i gotta talk to you about apple the stock needs to finish about $264.62 per share, hit that mark in the portraying of a company. do you think they can get there. >> i remember being on the set talking about apple before it hit 1 trillion we thought that was a big number. now for trillion i think apples going to hit for trillion on the multiplet were seen but apple has issues. granted for company to have 65 billion in the bank, the

all fellow citizen has been released by the iran, you know, thirty's, and is on her way back to italy, the president of the council of ministers, georgia maloney expresses her gratitude to all those who have helped make cecilia as return possible. allowing her to embrace her relatives and colleagues once again . well, let's go now to era on that spring to all costs for the use of the use of. let's see you again. another interesting case outlet bring us up to speed. what is this about shermer odd. it up plots, twist the doused all the swirling rumors. one has a finally released 29 year old italian journalist cecilia saw off after a cosy, we can say 3 weeks stay in detention. anyone saw it was arrested on december 19th just 3 days after arriving in the country on a journalist. resolved, however, arrest ignited immediate frenzy in the west with accusations flying that yvonne is stifling, press freedom. however, iranian before it is have been quick to clarify that her detention was due to alleged violations of as lama claus saying. that's her arrest game after she had enough time to carry

and archaeologists in italy unearth archaeologists in italy unearth a huge bathhouse in pompeii, destroyednet has recommended approving the ceasefire deal and hostage release deal agreed with hamas. it comes after a meeting lasting several hours. the full cabinet is

a new discovery in old pompeii — archaeologists in italy unearth a huge bathhouse in the roman city, by a volcanic eruption nearly two thousand years ago. hello. we will keep you across the has been done with hamas. —— who don't agree. let's bring you up—to—date with some of the other headlines we are watching. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan an additional 14 years in a corruption case. can donlad trump stop the clock for tiktok? fans and influencers hope the app will get a reprieve ahead of a us ban on sunday. a new discovery in old pompeii — archaeologists in italy unearth a huge bathhouse in the roman city, and he discussed with president zelensky western security guarantees for ukraine. because there has been a lot of talk recently about the possibility perhaps of some sort of negotiations, a ceasefire talk perhaps on the cards between ukraine and russia. but in return for that, kyiv is demanding the west give ukraine some sort of security guaranteed to ensure russia doesn't use a pause in the fighting to regroup and attack ukraine again. and the two leaders yesterday

and she definitely wanted to be -- she's met with elon musk many italy.hat before, but now she's at mar-a-lago -- charlie: and they met again at notre dame for the opening of the cathedral. rachel: elon musk -- charlie: yeah. rachel: some people thought there was a little bit of love, some -- with elon and meloney. charlie: and it looked like president-elect trump was playing match maker a little bit. rachel: oh, was he? really? i love this! how did i miss that -- i only saw video of meloni and elon musk together in italy, and i was, like, there's a connection. charlie: yeah. it looked like sparks were flying. guy: you're take your match making to international levels now, heads of state -- [laughter] major business titan it is. the thing that's interesting about this is mar hag go has become almost -- mar-a-lago has become almost like this de facto white house over the last couple of weeks where you have these foreign dignitaries and leaders showing up to talk to the person who in some ways feels like is are already president. how had the president of ar

i caught up with her at a festival in italy where we talked movies, life and politics.haron stone, thank you so much forjoining us on the bbc�*s 100 women. first of all, how are you? just tickled. i'm so excited. i so can't believe i got chosen for this list. thank you. one thing i do want to explore with you are women in hollywood. behind the scenes, you've got quite a plethora of titles to your portfolio, if you like. is that something that is growing in hollywood? you know, this comes in waves and spurts and it goes away in waves and spurts. movies were written, directed and produced, edited and distributed by men. right? so, they were written to be the fantasy of men and women were playing the fantasy of men, and they were edited to be the fantasy of men. and the critics decided if you met the fantasy, and that was it, right? so, you know, a lot of the characters i played, i thought, well, they're either high or drunk or crazy, because how else could you justify this behaviour? i think we're getting to a place where women are just playing how a woman would actually

our allies in italy are looking at communism. we've virtuely signed in helsinki, that the russians have dominance in eastern europe. we've bailed out soviet agriculture with our huge grain sales, given them large loans, access to our best technology, if the senate hadn't interfered with the jackson amendment maybe two way loans. is that your description of two-way traffic. >> i believe we've negotiated with sovietion since i've been president from a position of strength. let me cite several examples. shortly after i became president in december of 1974, i met with general secretary brezhnev and we agreed to a mutual cap on the ballistic missile launchers at a ceiling of 2400, which means that the soviet union, if that becomes a permanent agreement, will have to make a reduction in their launchers they now have or plan to have. i negotiated with mr. brezhnev, a limitation on the merging of their ballistic missiles at a figure of 1320, which is the first time any president has achieved a cap either on launchers or on mer. it seems

pardon. pursuing a policy of genocide, italy was only able to temporarily suppress libya, 18th of the entire population. more than 100000 people fell victim to their. however, just a few years later, the entail you enroll, collapsed. in 1951, libya became one of the 1st countries in africa to gain independence shape going on limits of us. the one of them is beautiful. you're gonna shoot them . i the, the nearly money visits your needs be so it on down could have been yeah, the letter was just for the monday. are they going is, could they will gasket on monday? did you want to go to so many doc a but at this you by log i don't want them to, but she's going to shoot them out. you can get it. i got it. let me see news of the i need to know my i've been hold up at peaches and, but i can't think of nobody's seen is it? when he's sitting there, like, i don't want to give a she some and there's like, i don't want to, but i'm a less cause my mas won't him, does he imagined? what about this for it in it? uh, a my, when i to go buy this thing that could be best for me and got some aesthetic on

and she's hoping that this relationship will only strengthen italy. now, as far as trump is concerned, i think he tries to to forge these types of relationships that ultimately the ultimate goal is really to weaken the european union and possibly also nato. he is an anti internationalist. he is, you know, anti-globalization and he's against these international institutions or these intergovernmental institutions as well. and so i think that's what's what's often driving these types of partnerships. >> yeah. it's really interesting you say that because there was there was no readout or anything of that meeting. the only thing that we heard, i think this came from the italian side beforehand, is that they said the main topics were going to be ukraine, the mideast trade and and of course, that italian journalist who is currently being held in in iran. but all of these of course, extremely important topics for europe. do you get the sense that right now european leaders are trying to sort of figure out what donald trump's presidency is going to mean for e

that was the with which that is the the after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become an at deleon colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis decided to put an end to this. but as soon as the religious order of the senate side stood in their way, the arabs did not want to submit to foreign power and put up fierce resistance. dividers against colonialism were led by the seats of the senate side order. omar l move star was nicknamed the lion of the desert for his incredible courage. despite the violent, bombardments and boys in gas usage, mass deportations, and the imprisonment of the local population in concentration camps. the invaders could not go with the arrow patriots for a decade. in 1931, omar l move star was captured and sentenced to hanging at the trial. the hero of the libyan people behaved very bravely and rejected. pardon? pursuing a poli

it's been announced he's cancelling his upcoming trip to italy to focus on the federal response to thelena humphrey reports. as soon as you walk in, you would be met with the living room, which is literally right here in this area. the only thing that's basically standing is the chimney. and, yeah, now it's nothing. a picture of utter devastation. the flames here are pitiless, sparing nothing in their path, not the glitzy houses of pacific palisades, nor the hillsides. hey, everybody. notjust this community, the community next door, i'm sure all the people up there have lost everything. it's just pretty devastating. i don't think la has seen anything like this before. the house, the house goes on fire. - our house will- definitely be next. with the fires still burning, more people are being told to evacuate their homes — faced with the agonising decision of what to take and what to leave behind. you look at something and you go, "you know what? i've had that for almost all my life. but you know what? i can let that go. i can let it go." and then i took photographs and things that meant

the president willpr meet separately with him and the president of italy. as always, we will have more to share as we get those are to the events about to come but i have one more thing i wanted to add, a personalto note jeremy and jacob, thank you for your service. they will be leading our team. next week will be your last week. just want to say thank you to both, you've been phenomenal to work with and i wish you the best and the upcoming endeavors in your career. you have a chance. with that, do you have the first questions? >> janet yellen on the conditions of china, the efforts to strengthen the relationship and to damage this relationship. [inaudible] >> you have watched this president really and the last year strengthen his relationship with the allies abroad. we have worked to strengthen our economic partnership. in touch with japan conveyed our thoughts to them. this is about, you heard me talk about now american owned and operated and this is what is important to this president, he's been very clear about that. that and making sure they are strong

and then on thursday, he will meet with italy's italian prime minister, we will do that in italy. in the final weeks, he will deliver major speeches, one on foreign policy, and the other being his farewell address. >> it is an opportunity to have one final moment on the national stage before he exits. >>> ahead of her meeting with biden, the italian prime minister met with donald trump and they watched a film from john eastman who urged vice president pence to reject electors in an effort to stop the 2020 election. among those at the viewing was eastman, peter navarro, jeffrey clark, and michael flynn. >>> in atlanta, the long public goodbye to former president jimmy carter is underway. thousands of mourners waiting in line to pay respects. >> jimmy carter and his wife and the family, and the carter center, and what he has done for the community has brought life back into northeast atlanta. >> we have julie tsirkin and vaughn hillyard in place ready to go over these developments. vaughn, we will start with you in west palm beach. what do we know about this very interesting gatheri

rescue teams are still searching for a missing british hiker in italy's dolomite mountains after one harris on the right was on a hike with his friend aziz ziriat in the dolomites. they had planned a day's walking route but were last heard from new year's day and missed their flight home on monday. bad weather hampered search teams but this morning they said they found a body which they believed to be sam's buried under the snow. they say it is not yet clear how he died but one theory is he may have fallen from theory is he may have fallen from the rock face in what would have been difficult conditions. we had snow, we been difficult conditions. we had snow. we had — been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind _ been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and - been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and the - been difficult conditions. we had snow, we had wind and the fog l been difficult conditions. we had i snow, we had wind and the fog and been difficult conditions. we had - snow, we had wind and the fog and we have really steep places with rocky cliff

and obviously freezing over night south of it's also that spending portugal, southern friends, italy and the bulk of the it's been very well recently, particularly the balkans that weren't lost. the code doesn't make it that way. so sorry, eva drops down to about projects uses a snow comes in as well in africa just and also libya and egypt there will be shower through an estimate training. otherwise it's a drive picture still with the dusty wind blowing fairly strongly as the natural dishonest as increase concern for the source and people across the globe are taking action times running filed at the lower end that comes in germany environmental campaign. so facing the roster of authorities and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action protests people empower, investigates climate correct down on which is era the plug in you watching out a 0 reminder about top stories, the opposition candidate to run for president in laws on big ste excuse with election in october, has returned home after 2 months in exciting south africa. the non same on donnie says he's ready to t

the latest excavations in pompeii in italy have thrown up new treasures.h exquisite artwork, and a huge plunge pool. the roman city was destroyed when mount vesuvius erupted nearly 2,000 years ago. rebecca morelle has been given exclusive access to the site. it's been hidden for 2,000 years. now, a once—in—a—century discovery emerges — the grandest of spaces, with a perfectly preserved plunge pool. it's the centrepiece of a sumptuous bath complex in a private residence. for a private house, it's actually enormous. it's, i think, the biggest found here in pompeii, in a private home. think in the hot summers, your feet in the water, maybe a cup of wine. it's these spaces that really are part of the pompeii effect. you go there and you can really imagine being there — five minutes ago or 2,000 years ago. the bathhouse is part of a grand residence. as well as the frigidarium, or cold room, there's a changing room, a warm room, and a hot room. and powering all of this was a boiler room. the water came in from the street, moving along a pipe into the house. i me

many people go italy to explore the beauties of the countryside. we to italy to spend, you know, 12 to 14 hours days over computers working. but in a context where other people were buying the food and cooking for us and serving the wine in the evening. so it's a really lovely place to do first draft of this book. brilliant. so it's just getting into the book then it's go back. go back in time. the book identifies a number of interests, if not intriguing characters, and not least george chaffey, can you tell us a little bit about his original plan for the area with his irrigation efforts and how his plan to loan the water with the california development company panned out? and that's a question for you, chris. oh, i was going to say. okay, no, no, please. but when you go through parts of that chapter. but i mean, the region of what's now imperial valley was originally called the colorado desert. and a number of investors worked, one with which are chaffey to rename their region to imperial valley because they were investing in this agricultural vis

many people go italy to explore the beauties of the countryside. we to italy to spend, you know, 12 to 14 hours days over computers working. but in a context where other people were buying the food and cooking for us and serving the wine in the evening. so it's a really lovely place to do first draft of this book. brilliant. so it's just getting into the book then it's go back. go back in time. the book identifies a number of interests, if not intriguing characters, and not least george chaffey, can you tell us a little bit about his original plan for the area with his irrigation efforts and how his plan to loan the water with the california development company panned out? and that's a question for you, chris. oh, i was going to say. okay, no, no, please. but when you go through parts of that chapter. but i mean, the region of what's now imperial valley was originally called the colorado desert. and a number of investors worked, one with which are chaffey to rename their region to imperial valley because they were investing in this agricultural vis

all fellow citizen has been released by the around, you know, thirty's, and is on her way back to italy. the president of the council of ministers, georgia maloney expresses her gratitude to all those who have helped make cecilia as return possible, allowing her to embrace her relatives and colleagues once again saw was arrested on december 19th just 3 days after arriving in the country on a journalist resolved, a rust ignited immediate frenzy in the west with accusations flying that one isn't stifling price freedom however, they're wanting to sort of these have been quick to clarify the tar detention was due to alleged violations of is law. make law saying that her arrest came after she had enough time to carry out what ever journalistic mission she had in mind. so they say her detention has nothing to do with her journalistic activities. any of on it or any of this on all your runs for an media department responsible for matters with foreign journalists, has issued a clear statement that specified italian journalist cecilia sala was arrested for violating the laws of these law. make r