many thanks for that john psaropoulos there for us live in athens well. is a reader in european politics at the university of sorry he says the returning may be the end of golden dorn but not of the far right. well that lead up loose the party the party has been outvoted in parliament anyway and this was kind of a dooming stone let's say to their fate however what it doesn't do is uproot the kind of neo fascist tendencies that may exist in greece and may be expressed through different party formations right now the refugee crisis that has been happening around europe and especially greece on the context of the islands and the refugee camps there has been an important factor in raising issues with immigration and precisely golden dawn was that being on these particular incoming incoming set of immigrants on the islands to perform some of its violent activities now these have not gone away the fact that they will not be sponsored necessarily or be initiated by officials of the golden dawn doesn't mean that the groups that are against immigration are not sti

this was big enough to be felt and athens --standbul anddhal athens. levels rising because of a mini tsunami. the impact felt in turkey and the greek lands. two nations normallybu divided, t sharing this moment loss. >> that speak to our journalists covering turkey. will you be able to bring up-to-date with the response? >>en the response has massive. turkish disaster agenat has been died to the scene. ey are searching for more survivors. they are seahing around 17 buildings that have collaps 20 buildings collapsed but 17 of them are still being searched for survivors. >> do you know what kind of buildings where the -- what kind of buildings these were? y were tder building that did not obey earthquake codes? >> don't know the details but what i can say is that some of the buildings that turned into rubble were among the oldest in the area. if you look at images, you will see some of them having collapsed whereas others that are standing next to them are still standing tall, even if they have been damaged. >> would you say in general thep city wpared f

says athens won't engage in ankara as long as the vessel remains in the region. we offer to be a very clear choice as the research. council. renewed partnership or series consequences has this aggressive behaviors continue unfortunately it seems for the moment but the. rules are in the 2nd half. let's bring in our guests joining us from istanbul is matthew riser who's a senior fellow at the atlantic council and a former u.s. diplomat who worked on the greece cyprus and turkey issues at the u.s. state department over in london is james carlin's a who's a visiting professor at the london school of economics research in greece turkey relations and the cyprus conflict and over a nigga c. and cyprus andrei as a theophanous was the president of the cyprus center for european and international affairs and a former economic adviser to the presidents of cyprus welcome to inside story thanks very much for your time and turkey has now redeployed that vessel to disputed waters what message is that sending out by doing so i think what president everyone is doing is saying you

protests outside in athens courts as it issues verdicts on the far right golden dawn party and the involvement of some of its members in the murder of a single into when to. cut a sounds parliament names a new prime minister as a political crisis that deepens. homeless and feeling abandoned hundreds of thousands of people in pakistan struggling to recover after a monsoon rains destroyed their homes. that's been fierce fighting over noise as armenia and azerbaijan continue their battle over the disputed mcgoldrick out about creech and these are pictures from the armenian side they show damage from shelling and sophisticate the main city in the goma cutback both sides accusing each other of targeting civilian areas. and this is a recently released video showing a missile attack on the azerbaijani city of ganja the azerbaijani side says on media has also launched attacks on several of its main cities resulting in more than 20 civilian deaths the rights group amnesty says there is growing evidence cluster bombs and now the use of the conflict by more than 100 countries but not by armenia or azerba

coming up in the next 60 minutes. 3 police fired tear gas into crowds gathered outside a court in athens after it ruled the leadership of the far right golden dawn party ran a criminal organization. as a budge on accuses armenia of attacking one of its main cities as the conflict for the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh intensifies. kyrgyzstan's parliament names a new prime minister as the political crisis there deepen. and we're live in south africa where demonstrators a demanding the president address allegations of corruption about missing funds for coronavirus relief. and in sport le bron james leads the l.a. lakers to victory ending for the n.b.a. finals the lakers are now just one win away from the 6 sharing what's happening so . welcome to the program we begin with breaking news coming to us out of greece leaders of the far right golden dawn posse have been found guilty of running a criminal organization. the protesters gathered outside the court to hear the verdict the police fired tear gas to break up the demonstrators it comes after the killing of a musician and anti-racism

ask you james then what greece has in mind because matthew ries i just correctly pointed out that athens did hold military drills in the ajayan sea one of turkey's main national holidays so what's behind that message and what is the message that afghans are sending out well look i mean i think the important thing to bear in mind is that you know there is quite a long history of greece and turkey needle in each other on paris issues and things but what we're seeing here is a resurgent old dispute between greece and turkey that we had felt had actually dissipated to a certain extent over the past 20 years over the past point years it's been getting steadily worse i think and what we see now is that crisis but you know we were looking 20 years ago at a major process of represent the way it looked like there might be a window of opportunity the 2 countries to start to address these bigger issues and that's now disappeared and one thing that really stands out anyone who works on these sorts of issues is that it's so much easier to address these sort of maritime disputes if there is an element

story in athens.it is going to be a generational change children and that has to have a long term impact the most sensitive pointing under look at the different parts of society seems to be a good schooling that and home schooling in particular because it's a major challenge for families that are not at all prepared for it's not to speak up the infrastructure of schools using an average country like germany this is where you get the most complaints everything else like adapting lifestyles and also thinking and because terms like when we look at the plate for example this has always been a part of that europe in history that came with the trade foods it was a natural phenomenon and when you look at places like that if they knew how to live with international trade and the fury of being threatened by a pandemic but when it comes to 'd children to adopt from now i learnt what school is as a elementary school kid and now i have to do everything in some sort of a self organized way or to have parents who c

the quake was felt from athens the awful power ofuake.red orthis multist building disintegrated into dust. on the streets of izmir, there was a and panic -- there was fear and panic. >> i saw people crying, change to reach o to theiroved ones. everyone was shocked. it was a very chaoc moment. porter: about 20 buildings were taught -- about 20 buildings were brought down and newer ones stayed standing bill after the last earthquake that was here in 1909. they claimed about 70,000 wives. in 1999, 70,000 wives. people were searching desperately for neighbors and loved ones. diand there were extraorry moments. here, a woman emerges from the wreckage. initially she comes walking out in her bare feet. then, she is helped the rest of the way. more than 70eople have been rescued, lucky to be alive. foral some, emoti reunions. turkey sits on active fault lines, so there is always fear here of the next big one. this was big enough to be felt in his temple and the greek capital athens. danger came from the agn which -- from the aegean d the impact w

all right abdi carousel in athens and olivia cortez in warsaw thanks very much for that update. well here's a look at some of the other developments in the global pandemic ireland has gone into a 6 week lockdown it's the 1st european country to order a 2nd lockdown non-essential businesses will close with bars and restaurants limited to take away service and in indonesia is reporting nearly 4 and a half 1000 new cases the country has the highest number of infections and coded 19 deaths in all of southeast asia and astra zeneca and oxford university say they have vaccine trial will continue despite the death of a volunteer in brazil regulators say there are no concerns about the safety of the brazilian trial. now a quick summary of some of the day's other headlines 12 children have been killed and several wounded in an airstrike on a mosque in afghanistan's northern attack region afghan security forces believe taliban fighters who killed 40 soldiers were hiding in the mosque the militants had already moved on. bit naam is bracing for a storm southall to make land in the country h

in athens ok this time now to some of the other stories making news around the world.according kenya has found 2 men guilty of involvement in the 2013 attack on him and the market shopping mall in nairobi and the 67 people killed in the mass shooting and subsequent siege at the westgate shopping complex the 3rd defendant was acquitted. the european parliament has voted in favor of significantly reducing greenhouse gases by 2030 has agreed on a 60 percent cut across the bloc compared to 9090 levels that would require a sharp drop in the use of coal and have huge implications for all sicked it's it still needs the approval of a new member states. germany's foreign minister has called for european sanctions to be imposed on russia over the poisoning of opposition figure alexeyevna valmy comes a day after the international chemical weapons watchdog p.c. w confirmed the presence of i know of a lock nerve agent in samples taken from the valley of the he collapsed on a domestic russian fly. prosecutors have searched the offices of the german football association and the homes

elsewhere on the continent despite rising infection numbers i asked and he can't solve in athens why that's the case the governments here took a very aggressive start from the stance from the start of the pandemic here and it's effectively imposed a very strict sweeping draconian lockdown that just brought the at the country to a standstill and we had no other choice because greece had just come out of a 10 year financial recession that had left the health system here shattered so the government knew that it just could not face this this health crisis and use this 2 month lockdown to basically support the system to get the doctors it to get more i.c.u. units in to get masks and suit to shield groups but what has happened though and that's how it managed to quash its code from the 1st time around but now we're seeing a roaring comeback of the coronavirus since august we've seen it up by 7 fold in the last 3 months and that is creating a crisis yet the prime minister tonight is holding a nationwide address to inform greeks potentially of new. and speaking to us from athens now let's ta

news who live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside of the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up u.s. president donald trump stops talks at the stimulus package on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the fed warns of time necessary hardship for americans at g.w. goes to indianapolis to find out about the hot button issues that all but guaranteed donald trump the back teeth of christian evangelical voters and 2 women when the 2020 nobel prize in chemistry for their work in developing a method for editing genomes and manual sharpened c.j. of france and jennifer doubt to us were recognized for what the academy called rewriting the code of life. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a court in greece has found the leaders of the country's far right golden dawn party guilty of running a criminal organization they face up to 15 years in prison a supp

and this was big enough to be felt in istanbul and the greek capital, athens. sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami, the impact felt in turkey and the greek islands — two nations normally deeply divided but sharing this moment of loss. in france, the country's interior minister has warned that more militant attacks are likely, and said the country was at war with islamist ideology. this follows the fatal stabbing of three people in a knife attack at a church in nice. a memorial has been set up outside the basilica, with flowers and candles lit for the victims. it's the second such violence in two weeks. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's programme: faces from the front line in nagorno—karabakh. armenian solders face an uncertain future, as the conflict with azerbaijan grinds on. taiwan legalised same—sex marriages last year, and now the first unions of couples in the armed forces have taken place. it's a major step forward for the island's lgbtq community, and comes as taiwan has largely contained the covid pandemic. sophia

i have places in atlanta and athens. we're strong in athens. we're weak in atlanta right now.are not in their offices predominantly. i just, i, the economy has been in great shape, i will give it that overall but we haven't seen a boon to our business because of it or a lot of money in our pockets because of changes in legislation or tax structure in the last four years, that it wasn't really a hellhole of an economy during the obama years t was pretty strong. connell: would you be concerned if not only joe biden were to win but the democrats take back control of the senate that you would have higher costs? that taxes would go up, and if so are you okay with that? is something else driving your vote? >> yeah. i mean at the end of the day, look, i want on my tombstone, i want it to read he was a really good person. i think that comes way before money and so if it's a matter of creating equity in this country and, i can take the hit and we'll be fine. i know how to live on a little bit less. i'm comfortable to do so. i've tried really hard in this world to do well, doing well, b

of italy and heading towards greece that could be a pretty vicious circulations ahead in towards athens for example on wednesday same times windy rainy for the british isles the low countries and france quite quiet for much of central and eastern europe and relatively mild in a good part of scandinavia but the snow may be coming into norway or sweden but in the north athens forecast reflects that circulation so you've got thunderstorms likely on wednesday fairly windy as well will these gusty was temperatures are still relatively high most of north africa is fine and dry you've still got showers in the gulf of guinea want to 2 in west africa but not that many the concentration this time the air is going south so we're talking about cameroon but still a chance in the south of nigeria. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developing to the basement companies brash power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these developments we provide business growth promote so

the quake was felt as far away as istanbul and athens.s, the danger always lying beneath. rescuers picked their way carefully through the rubble. here, finding a survivor and gently cradling his head. the man was brought out alive, like dozens of others. and, for some, emotional reunions. social distancing swept away by the chaos and the relief. izmir bore the brunt of this earthquake that two teenagers died in the greek islands. and in the midst of loss, there's been a rare display of solidarity between two nations that are deeply divided. turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, thanked greece for offering its help and said turkey was standing with its neighbour in difficult times. this is a glimpse of one mother's terror today. she sprints to the next room for her only child, an 18—month—old, asleep in his cot. she gets him away to safety. but danger also came surging from the aegean sea, sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami will stop there have been about 100 after—shocks. tonight, the rescue effort is continuing, searching fo

and this was big enough to be felt in istanbul and the greek capital, athens.ade real. the impact felt in turkey and the great nations. sharing this moment of loss. 0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul. our top story this evening: experts say covid—19 is spreading "significantly" faster through england than the government‘s "worst case" plans. numbers needing hospital care are already higher than anticipated. and coming up — france remembers the three victims of this week‘s knife attack in nice. coming up on sportsday on bbc news: alun wyn jones — the record breaker — we hear from the wales captain as he prepares to win his 149th international cap — more than any other player. as the us presidential race enters its final weekend, more than 80 million americans have already cast their ballots. the issue that has dominated the campaign is the coronavirus pandemic, with america suffering many more deaths by far than any other country in the world. in the last of his special reports on the election, clive myrie looks now at how covid—19 has devastated one community in t

thousands gather in athens to hear of court verdict leaders of greece's far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. to win the 2020 nobel prize in chemistry for their work in developing a method of editing manual shock pensioned off from said jenny fact out of the us will recognize for me to be called. the code of life. i'm full get over welcome to the program. tribe's personal physician says the us president has been free of coverage 19 symptoms for at least 24 hours mr trump is back at work in the oval office after being hospitalized with the virus last week since his return to the white house on monday he's been making his presence felt on social media for the better part of tweets criticizing his democratic rivals and floating folds figures about the pandemic vice presidential candidates are preparing to battle it out in a debate tonight well trump's challenge it joe biden's campaign has taken him to the historic town of gettysburg. the site of one of the bloodiest battles in the u.s. civil will thank you all for being here used as the backdrop f

of italy and heading towards greece that could be a pretty vicious circulations ahead in towards athens for example on wednesday same times windy rainy for the british isles the low countries and france quite quiet for much of central and eastern europe and relatively mild in a good part of scandinavia but the snow maybe coming into norway or sweden but in the north athens forecast reflects that circulation so you got thunderstorms lucky on wednesday fairly windy as well least gusty was temperatures are still relatively high most of north africa is fine and dry you've still got showers in the gulf of guinea one or 2 in west africa but not that many the concentration this time the air is going south so we're talking about cameroon government but still a chance in the south of nigeria. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be good because if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinions look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere eit

this is news to live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up an alleged russian hitman goes on trial in the german capital the man is charged with gunning down a former chechen commander in a park last year german russian ties already tense this trials outcome could make them worse plus. legendary guitarist eddie van halen dies after a long battle with cancer considered one of the bravest rocker tars of all time he sounded ben hell in the band that rocks the charts in the seventy's and eighty's. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with some breaking news the winner of this year's nobel prize in chemistry has just been announced in stock all this year the. prize is going jointly to the french scientists emmanuelle a shop and he and jennifer doomed from the united states it goes for the development of a method for genome editing or as the academy called it rewriting the code

house because from london thanks before that we were speaking to me a quarter and feet cassava in athens. well here's a look at some of the other developments in the global pandemic island has gone into a 6 week lockdown it's the 1st european country to order a 2nd lockdown non-essential businesses will close with bars and restaurants limited to take away service indonesia is reporting nearly 4 and a half 1000 new cases the country has the highest number of infections and coated 19 deaths in southeast asia astra zeneca and oxford university say they have vaccine trial will continue despite the death of a volunteer in brazil regulators say there are no concerns about the safety of the prison in trial now a quick summary of some of the day's other headlines vietnam is bracing for a storm southall to make land the country has already suffered weeks of severe flooding and landslides that have left more than 100 people dead and 20 others missing the red cross says hundreds of thousands of people there will need housing as well as income and food aid in the coming weeks. a russian soyuz sprite

considered to be a criminal organization under the restaurants or off list joins us now live from athens john what's the significance of these sentences. well we do have a life sentence for the murder of the rapper plus an additional 10 years for his membership in what has now been deemed a criminal organization that is the policy and called him gone. which ensures that he will spend a very long time in jail even on good behavior because a life sentence is 10 years 25 years plus those 10 a total of $35.00. who are the accessories to that murder the sentences were between 6 and 7 years plus one of the 5 for the end of the ship and bill of indoor on a criminal organization for the directors of golden dawn which means the party leader and another 5 senior and peace that group of 6 men received sentences of 13 years in prison for directing the organization they also trace some minor sentences for illegal weapons possession lasting several months. and for all the other. members of parliament including the wife of golden dorms leader there are sentences of between 5 and 7 years for membership

great police fire tear gas into crowds gathered outside a court in athens offered will the leadership of the far right golden dawn party ran a criminal organization. the city's come under heavy bombardment as fighting continues between armenia and azerbaijan. and a major ruling today from the european union's top court against france the u.k. and belgium the mass surveillance of phone and internet data is against the law. 2 men have been found guilty over their role in a shopping center attack in kenya 7 years ago a 3rd man was acquitted the suspects have been charged with helping al-shabaab fighters carry out the attack at the westgate shopping mall in nairobi 67 people were killed during the attack in 20130 catherine sawyer joins us live now from nairobi katherine when will we get the sentencing. while the magistrate gives his sentence on the 22nd of october he said the defense lawyers and the prosecutors all agreed to this the prosecutors say that they want the survivors and some of the families that lost their lost loved ones to give their testimonies ahead of that sentencing and

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me approach about 35 kilometers off the coast of us felt as far away though as athens istanbul i did the crease turkey says that at least 20 buildings collapsed and the city of. greek media reporting that the quake triggered a mini tsunami in the achaean that flooded the out of some of us. we know that at least 4 people are dead it is via mobile 100 others. been injured rescuers though expect that figure to rise both in the number of injured and the number of dead there's now a frantic search for survivors among the rubble of 07 conceal who is live for us in istanbul what's the latest from his base and. just a couple of minutes ago turkey's disaster management agency up they took the figures let me begin now with those according to the latest figures 6 citizens little slayer lies one of them actually drawn and 2 are missed and 2 citizens have been injured search and rescue operations underway for 412 buildings that have. collapsed this is the latest figure and. disaster agencies say is that. there has been there have been 6 to 7 alfre stalks i'm sorry a sort we'll let you we'll look

athens. is the u.n. coordinates i could search and rescue explain the challenges facing the current rescue operation in israel. we have several regional teams in the region that went in started to their watering areas assessment and then out of $28.00 of our teams across the country none of them were activated to deploy in a region for initial assessments. it looks like currently that the collapses are sporadic and in particular this disk in the city only so it's in bor noble and directly but the rest of the city currently does not seem to have any mass collapses and so it looks like the local response will be sufficient for the time being there could be survivors up on. stuff more toward the surface of the class structure so they can be helped out by their neighbors usually in in situations or structural collapse the 1st 72 hours the neighbors in the neighboring and people in the area help there they're the ones out of the rubble but other than that for people who are lower down and at the end the struc

is indeed have you news live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trial protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside leaders of the far right golden dawn party are found guilty of running a criminal organization. also coming up u.s. president donald trump stops talks on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the fed warns the funds necessary partnership for america.

unrest in athens after leaders of the far right golden dawn party a found guilty of running a criminal gang. and for the 1st time in its history the nobel prize for chemistry is said by 2 women that were developing the ability to edit d.n.a. . the 2 candidates to be the next vice president of the united states are preparing for a showdown in salt lake city in the coming hour as clear plastic barriers will separate my pens and call me the house who both reportedly tested negative for corona virus but the virus is likely to dominate the 90 minute debate which will focus on president trump's health and has been astray sions handling of the pandemic. amidst the head spinning events of the past week the vice presidential debate on wednesday takes on unprecedented significance this is going to be a critically important debate usually v.p. debates are side shows with the kids dates earnestly discussing issues and tossing the occasional verbal zinger but as vice president mike pence and senator camel harris take to the stage in salt lake city the main issue is literally a matter of life or dea

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the former he was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and doug area builder. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. to. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. earlier i spoke with correspondent dorian jones and asked him why there are still so many buildings in turkey that are not quake proof . well that is a question many people in turkey are asking in fact a leading turkish seismologist speaking on turkey t.v. last night professor john said it is only the poll that buried in these buildings he says you never see the rich people being dragged out of the rubble of the of their homes and this is putting great

it was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and bug area bill and. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. to. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and it's crossed mountain turkey where they don't need correspondent daryn jones is standing by daryn how's the rescue operation going. well rescue efforts are still continuing after a long night all efforts are now focusing on these collapsed buildings careful this painstaking work of carefully removing the rubble to find looking for survivors in these buried collapsed buildings over 70 people have so far been rescued according to turkey's defend so keys. managed

it was followed by dozens of aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and doug area building. i was in my shop i was talking with someone who felt like we were on a road it started to shake while i was watching our building shake i saw this one collapse. a small scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts sending debris inland and causing further damage. the greek island of samuel's also suffered casualties damage and flooding with the foreign leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have warned that potentially powerful aftershocks could be expected for several weeks to come. and let's go straight to turkey now a d.-w. correspondent daryn jones is standing by dorian and that search and rescue operation going all night how's it going today. yes after a very long and difficult night rescue workers are still continuing to work through the rubble of the 17 or so collapse buildings so very painful the painstaking task dangerous and very difficult heavy machinery can be used as is usually can threaten to trigger further collapses so it's very lab

news live from berlin and athens court delivers a landmark verdict in a marathon trot protesters clashed with police outside the court while inside the leaders of the far broad golden dawn party is found guilty of running a criminal organization also coming up u.s. president trump stops talks on a stimulus package for the u.s. economy congress fails to agree on how to prop up businesses and consumers as the 5th warns of unnecessary hardship for americans. goes to indianapolis to find out about the hot button issue that all but galang teams donald trump the backing of christian evangelical voters it's. countrywomen win the 2020 nobel prize foot in chemistry for their work in developing a method for it at the genome and then you will show up on tales of france and jennifer a good enough of the u.s. will recognize what the academy called bring writing that code of life and. legendary guitarist eventide and dies after a long battle with cancer considered one of the greatest rock guitarist of all time he found a van highland the band that rocked the charts in the seventy's and. and i think th

geological survey puts it at a magnitude of 7.0 termers were felt as far as away as athens and istanbul turkish officials say at least 4 people are dead and 120 injured details are still coming in this is very much still a breaking story let's turn now to do to correspondent dorian jones who is in istanbul dorian active searches i understand are going on right now what's the latest what do we know about the casualties as well. well at the moment there is very limper mation on the number of casualties and deaths but we do know from the mayor of is near sawyer he says at least 20 buildings have collapsed and it's believed that there were people within those buildings when those buildings did fall under this of quake as we speak now there is efforts now to dig into this rubble to try and find people in those buildings we have reports at least one person has been dug out of the rubble and these efforts are extremely dangerous and extremely difficult you can't move quickly for fear of provide leaving to further collapses in the building as we speak now there are emergency services coming fro

and this was big enough to be felt in istanbul and the greek capital, athens.ger came from the aegean, which surged onto the streets. sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami, the impact felt in turkey and the greek islands — two nations normally deeply divided but sharing this moment of loss. the greek island — samos — was flooded by the tsunami shortly after the tremor. this video posted to social media shows the moment people were forced to run from the deluge of water. which quickly inundated the town. authorities say the damage is widespread. i'm joined now by fareid atta — a journalist based in samos — who was there when the deluge hit. thank you for speaking to us. tell us thank you for speaking to us. tell us what happened when you felt the earthquake in houston water came through? -- how soon. as a 230 local time here. and shortly after, i made my way to the sea frontier and realised that the ground was wet and there had already been a splash in about ten minutes after that, the sea started to rise and little waves we re sea started to rise and litt

taken by the spacecraft during the touchin grap but because the radio dish wasn't pointing at the athens time we haven't yet downloaded diaries images and that should happen over the next couple of days and that should tell us give us some idea of whether it's been successful there are also some other tests that the spacecraft will perform over the next week or so just to double check and if it turns out that it wasn't successful in this 1st attempt they do have another chance and another potential landing site to try again ok so you should know soon whether you actually got the dusts and rock that it was set out to get when the scientists actually be able to start allies in the results of this mission completely. so the images as a says should come through in the next few days there are other images that will get over slightly longer time scale so in terms of photograph analysis. and i guess that can start fairly soon actually analyzing the material we get back should be a few years the spacecraft is due to return in 2023 and that's really when we'll get our hands on this this material

city fc are involved in another game that's happening right now, they are away in greece against adk athenswell on their way —— lester magic. jamie vardy for le5ter. they went 2—0 up through hamza chowdhury a5 vardy for le5ter. they went 2—0 up through hamza chowdhury as well. one of the game going on right now is celtic — there in action in group h, and they are desperate for a good result tonight. they've had a really poor run of results recently. these are their last three matches in all competitions. a draw against aberdeen, then a defeat against ac milan, another defeat against rangers. that has left them 5ix point5 rangers. that has left them 5ix points behind the rangers in the scottish premiership, but they're off toa scottish premiership, but they're off to a great start tonight in the europa league. at half—time in the early kick—off there, 2—0 up. that's three matches that are under way right now. rangers who i mentioned ju5t right now. rangers who i mentioned just before take on the polar side in one of the late kick—offs, then the other one to talk about his arsenal against iri

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this was big enough to be felt in his temple and the greek capital athens.r came from the agn which -- from the aegean and the impact was felth in turkey and e greek islands. twnations normally deeply ntvided our sharing this mo bbc news, istanbul. laura: terror there in turkey and the greek islands. in france, the countries interim minister says that more attacks are likely. this follows the fatal stabbing of three people and a knife attack at a church in nice. emaial has been set up, with candles for the victims. it is the second such violence into weeks in france. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, faces from the front line. armenian soldiers face an uncertain future as a conflict with azerbaijan grinds on. ♪ laura: taiwa legalized same-sex marriages last year. now the first have taken pl this is a major step forward for the lgbt, as taiwan has primarily maintained the pandemic. reporter: over the last decade, taiwan hassiecome an incrly liberal democracy. the defense ministry called same section marriages and o

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. >> the family is now living in this one bedroom flat in a village outside athens. year since arriving from afghanistan, theyre waiting for their asylum claim to be heard. in the meantime, they are banned from working. they are given money to buy the basics. >> we want to make a life. we are stuck here. maybe we should go to another country. we will be safe there. >> her family is considered one of the luckier ones. the fires that ripped through left 12,000 people without shelter overnight. the majority of those evacuated have now been relocated in an emergency facility. leaders are trying to get a new pact where asylum claims are dwelt -- dealt with in 12 weeks. are you glad you left afghanistan? did you might the right decision? >> yes, one month ago, all of my family was empty because the taliban attacked. i am sure my family will be killed. >> the long wait for a decision on their asylum claim continues. like any mother, anywhere in the world, is determined to give her baby the best possible start. >> i deserved -- i believe in myself and my husband. in the futu

it was followed by 67 aftershocks with tremors felt as far away as athens and bulgaria. i was in my shop talking with someone. it felt like we were on a road. everything started to shake. while i was watching our building shaking, i saw this building collapse. a small-scale tsunami flooded the streets in some districts, sending debris and lid and causing further damage. the greek island of samo's also suffered casualties with the leaders of both nations pledging to help one another. seismologists have mourned that potentially powerful aftershocks should be expected for weeks to come. phil: dorian jones joins us from istanbul. what is the situation now? dorian: the city is still trying to come to grips with this devastating earthquake, one of the most powerful to have struck turkey in recent years, and the effects were amplified by its long, which violently struck buildings across the city, sending millions into the streets in panic. on top of that, this miniature tsunami that inundated coastal parts of the region. the city's mayor said 17 buildings are completely collaps