this park in antwerp was a hotspot for islamised recruiters luring young belgians to battlefields in syria and iraq now some of them are headed back making many communities nervous earlier returning is trying to reintegrate in society are reluctant to be identified antwerp city councilor he shall moans there are no some of them personally and ask them to share their stories with me nobody was willing to speak with many of them came back with a huge feeling of shame. and they don't want. to show that name to refer to be on t.v. to say i went there and i was a fool and they came back there are some exceptions laura persone was all over t.v. in two thousand and sixteen publicizing her book about being an islamic state militants bride in syria she decided to escape when her four year old son was taught to behead a teddy bear as shown in this jihadi propaganda now because so many occasionally visit schools as part of the belgian government's anti radicalization efforts but she declined our multiple requests for an interview some are attorneys have other motives for staying in the shadows

this park in antwerp was a hotspot for islamist recruiters luring young belgians to battlefields in syria and iraq now some of them are headed back making many communities nervous earlier returning is trying to reintegrate in society are reluctant to be identified antwerp city councilor he shall mounseer know some of them personally and ask them to share their stories with me nobody was willing to speak with many of them came back with a huge feeling of shame. and they don't want to to show that to show their name or to read to be on t.v. to say i went there and i was a fool and they came back there are some exceptions laura persone was all over t.v. in two thousand and sixteen publicizing her book about being an islamic state militants bride in syria she decided to escape when her four year old son was taught to behead a teddy bear as shown in this jihadi propaganda now put sony occasionally visit schools as part of the belgian government's anti radicalization efforts but she declined our multiple requests for an interview some are attorneys have other motives for staying in the shadows

we in ireland have like a 2,5 mile or 4 km race to get to somewhere like brussels, or antwerp or colognebut if you're in mainland europe, in holland or belgium or germany, you're much closer to the centre than we are. and constantly we're fighting this battle to arrive at the finish post at the same time as everybody else. >> it takes an hour to get from dublin to the border with northern ireland. quinn takes us off the highway to show us the border: it's barely noticable. >> so now once again we're in northern ireland. and as you can see we've crossed it's a pretty seamless road the whole way here to donegal. it weaves in and out the south of ireland, north of ireland, south of ireland all the time. and the only way you can tell is by the difference in the road-markings and the road signs. and pretty much this is how it is once you leave the highway all whole way to the border of donegal. over 350 km. >> here, the border's actually visible. it looks like a memorial site. it's supposedly the only place where old border facilities still exist. >> they're gonna have to come to live in some

the commodities upon which modern-day brussels and antwerp are built.th before and after the belgians, it provided more basic things. water to wash, to clean your clothes in, to cook with, to drink. also fishing. since long before the expeditions of dr. livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion. highly coordinated and acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treacherous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. falls in the congo river.ggest >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. t

. >> an explosion has torn through 3 homes in belgium's home of antwerp. one building collapsed.not considered serious. authorities rescued 7 people. many were going through debris late tonight. it is not related to terrorism. the cause is unclear. there were suicide bombings in brussels in 2016. >>> the most active volcano has forced 14,000 residents into evacuation shelters. 3 eruptions have taken place, one in 2013 killed 5 climbers. it is situateed in a coconut region south of manila. >>> pope francis arrived in chile today. the president greeted the pope at the airport. the highlight tomorrow is an open air mass. his trip is aimed at highlighting immigrant and the need to preserve the amazon rain forest. many are struggling in poverty. he goes to peru thursday. >>> a new york based company that is costco for millennials is delivering liquor. it is called boxed. it delivered wine, hard liquor and non perishable items. it started alcohol delivery in california. it launched in 2013 and has become a $100 million a year business. >> elon musk says there will be features with voic

different solution he negotiated with the belgians and the passengers were allowed to disembark in antwerp it saved the lives of many of his passengers. by the end of the war almost all of happiness and lloyd's ships had been destroyed or seized as reparations payments. had one seagoing ship left the st louis the burnt out wreck was used as a hotel ship it spent three years more to the out in a piece and. the columbus in brame a half and big passenger ship departed from here to america up until the one nine hundred sixty s. on board were immigrants the families of allied soldiers business travelers but then air travel took over the transatlantic route passenger ships were now used for cruises. happy lloyds spare parts warehouse in the port of hamburg the majority of the company's vessels a serviced in hamburg there's a shelf for every vessel. but of these vans urination is one of the inspectors it's his job to make sure the ships he oversees a technically in order so that's what he keeps the spare parts for but. it's more it's easy to see where you're going out into the top because anythin

sort of ing these strange street performances hile selling paintings in places like antwerp and amsterdam. out, his weird performances are historians are days came now a together with some other weird street activists who were doing anti-smoking things and so forth to give the kind of green light provos, the provo movement. these little catalysts floating about in ways impossible for us to catalog entirely. movements of people in all kinds of ways. e're probably going to be frustrated to try and put a net around it all. we can find some of these examples. i think that helps make things too.kable as well, >> can i just answer really quickly? i'm glad that you asked this question. something i think students grapple with. like, what do you mean? i start with a very basic that's going to sound very novel which is, the world is connected. okay? operate from that assumption. you have to look at the world bathroom.saic tile all these blocks form together to make bathroom. at the pgrade from that very beginning and try to make global connections over time, which are very easy to do, frankly, it d

and it is a polyglot bible which was printed in antwerp. it is christopher clinton by and the miss printing, there is hebrew and greek. the greek is a translation of the hebrew earlier time and in the festival. and each of the languages have their own latin translation. down at the bottom is an aramaic translation of the bible and on the opposite side of the page is a latin translation of the aramaic so you can see on just one page a variety of different languages that were here. as russ stiles was actually learning hewrote the time from a story and the leader of the synagogue . and a friend of his who was helping him learn hebrew and because he was interested in studying and so you can see how early redwood library members were interested in forming a community of study and collaboration to bring these books to newport and to work together to study. at the redwood library and atheneum. some of the earliest settlers of rhode island were leaving the massachusetts bay colony which was at the time heavily puritan and not tolerant of other reli

his way to europe and is doing strange street performances while selling paintings in places like antwerpand amsterdam. ,is weird performances historians are discovering, actually came together with other weird street activists doing anti-smoking things and so forth to give a greenlight to the dutch provost, the provost movement. you have these little catalysts floating about in ways that are almost impossible for us to catalog entirely. movements of people in all kinds of ways. we are probably going to be frustrated to try to put a net around at all. you can find some of these examples. i think that helps to make things thinkable as well. >> can i answer really quickly? it is something that i think students grapple with. i start with the basic cause of that sounds novel, the world is connected. you have to look at the world like a mosaic tiled bathroom. come together to make a bathroom. if you operate from that at the beginning and make global connections over time, which are become so, it doesn't daunting. if you operate from the world is connected, rather than now we are going to talk

sort of ing these strange street performances hile selling paintings in places like antwerp and amsterdam. out, his weird performances are historians are days came now a together with some other weird street activists who were doing anti-smoking things and so forth to give the kind of green light provos, the provo movement. these little catalysts floating about in ways impossible for us to catalog entirely. movements of people in all kinds of ways. e're probably going to be frustrated to try and put a net around it all. we can find some of these examples. i think that helps make things too.kable as well, >> can i just answer really quickly? i'm glad that you asked this question. something i think students grapple with. like, what do you mean? i start with a very basic that's going to sound very novel which is, the world is connected. okay? operate from that assumption. you have to look at the world bathroom.saic tile all these blocks form together to make bathroom. at the pgrade from that very beginning and try to make global connections over time, which are very easy to do, frankly, it d

a blast has brought down a residential building in the belgian city of antwerp, injuring several peopleexplosion is not clear but police said they did not believe it was related to terrorism. three people have been removed from the rubble, including a child. belgium has been on high alert since three co—ordinated suicide bombings in brussels killed 32 people in 2016. the supermarket chain iceland said it will eliminate plastic from its own brand products within five yea rs. own brand products within five years. the retailer said plastic will be replaced with paper, which could be recycled. the move had been welcomed by environmental campaigners and it comes amid growing concern about plastic pollution in the world's oceans, where it can harm or kill wildlife. we'll be speakig to iceland's head of packaging about their proposals just after eight this morning. something we will talk about a lot, after blue planet, which has inspired people a lot. if you dread battling the traffic on the morning commute, spare a thought for early morning drivers in sydney, who had theirjourneys disrupted b

a blast has brought down a residential building in the belgian city of antwerp, killing at least twothe explosion is not clear but police said they did not believe it was related to terrorism. three people have been removed from the rubble, including a child. belgium has been on high alert since three coordinated suicide bombings in brussels killed 32 people in 2016. police say they are not treating the death of the cranberries' singer dolores 0'riordan as suspicious. the 46—year—old was found dead in a hotel in london's park lane yesterday. the irish musician, originally from limerick, led the band to international success in the ‘90s with singles including linger and zombie. members of the band have paid tribute to their lead singer dolores. the supermarket chain iceland has said it will eliminate plastic from its own—brand products within five years. the retailer said plastic would be replaced with paper which could be recycled. the move has been welcomed by environmental campaigners and comes amid growing concern over plastic pollution in the world's oceans. joining me now is nig

ports like teesport, like rotterdam, like antwerp, will need time to prepare. until the deal is struck. thirdly, and perhaps most importantly, we need to ensure that the move to our future relationship is in keeping with both sides legal commitments. as the prime minister set out in florence, the european union is not legally able to conclude an agreement with the united kingdom as an external partner while we are still a member state. it's only possible for us to sign this agreement when we are outside the european union. and such an agreement on the future partnership will require the appropriate legal application, which will itself take time. this will need to happen during the implantation period. extending article 50, staging a member of the european union for a further few yea rs, european union for a further few years, will not solve that problem. it will not solve the problem either of navigating the legal structures of navigating the legal structures of the european union. in fact, it will create a new uncertainty about when and whether we leave the un