here in bali untreated waste most of it plastic piles up on the island's pristine beaches. the destruction of bali's natural beauty has been volunteers or trash talk to clean up the beaches. but they're working against the tod of ignorance. the ngos says many people are simply unaware of the problem. they put a binge on. the issue of littering hasn't been widely discussed so it was quite difficult for us to educate people on that people assume that what we say isn't important they listen to us half heartedly especially at the beginning of the angioplasty movement in bali around 2010 bodies and what it was we wanted to become but in the us. trash talk organizes workshops and up a form it says in their campaign to change people's consumer habits. and they're having some success last year bali's local government issued a new law to restrict the use of disposable plastic shoppers now have to bring their own eco friendly bags to supermarkets for the most part the measure has been accepted by customers and also the stores. that would do that we've told suppliers about possible te

then bake you a baltic bali bombs at $230.00 degrees for about 20 minutes. enjoy the fresh steaming cup of coffee. 5 by the way the coffee is on brussels if you're a me are receives one euro 25 per head per day out of the e.u. budget more than any other member state may when your coffee is free brett tastes even better. and if you're getting hungry all of georg's baking recipes from across europe are on our website t w dot com slash. come . into conflict with sebastian with time running out cold brussels among them to get a back seat feel for you is planning to keep the blame on the britain if i'm negotiating this fight my guest this week here in prague is the czech foreign minister tomas patricia he has surprisingly clear differences with the government to so so why doesn't he resign so few minutes w. . education is not only fault i'm glad because of his father and palmer i'm saw that in coming 1015 years the lord of the think that was called to in kolker devalues all tolerance. you should understand that these things cannot be ignored forever because the f

europe with this lithuanian installment of our series breaking bread rai is making the politics of bali comes a close 2nd it grows very well in the north europe and it's still a popular staple in the nordic kitchen take 145000000 liters of lukewarm water 135 grams of barley flour and a small pinch of feast and let them ferment overnight. the next mix 250 grams of plain flour with 200 milliliters of buttermilk and let it rest for 30 minutes. while you're waiting mesh 70 grams of boiled potatoes along with another 50000000 liters of bottom up and don't be gentle that's what the rain years old i am maybe a tell the former president. is famous for the tough line she took against flooding near putin she was really likes to go against the grain but sometimes wants to be taken with a pinch of salt any joke that. if i if i will know i will be happy to see i can joke a little bit let's be serious and not just a pinch actually. 8 grams is what you need right now. then had 115 grams of poly flour and 50 grams of poly malt. 7 grams of east. now let your bottom oat flour mixture and need everything

spray the tops of the rolls with water and roll them in bali flakes with a cross on the underside cover the rolls with a flour tea towel and leave to rest for 45 minutes in the warm place. then bake your body bombs at 230 degrees for about 20 minutes. enjoy the fresh steaming cup of coffee. 5 by the way the coffee is on brussels if you're a me are receives one euro 25 put had put day out of the e.u. budget more than any other member state and when your coffee is free bread tastes even better. and if you're getting hungry all of georg's baking recipes from across europe are on our website e.w. dot com slash culture. into the conflict zone with sebastian with time running out cold brussels in london to get a back seat deal the e.u. is planning to keep the blame on the britons before they go she ations fire my guest this week here in prague is the czech foreign minister tomas patricia he has surprisingly clear differences with the government who say so why doesn't he resign conflict sophie and. w. o world unto itself. with its own gravitational pull. the finest musical compositions. that s

spray the tops of the rolls with water and roll them in bali flakes with a cross on the underside cover the rolls with a flowered tea towel and leave to rest for 45 minutes in the warm place. then bake your baltic body bonds at 230 degrees for about 20 minutes. enjoy the fresh. cup of coffee. by the way the coffee is on brussels if you're a me are receives one euro 25 per head per day out of the e.u. budget more than any other member state and when your coffee is free brett tastes better. and if you're getting hungry all of georg's baking recipes from across europe are on our website e.w. dot com slash culture. when much of europe wanted to kick them out marie i'm not pro-gun he invited them in. if we colander so most is home to one of the worst p.g. canst in the mediterranean. but one woman makes life a little better for her new neighbors. meet mama maria and the refugees of zamost. 30 minutes on t.w. . into the conflict zone with sebastian with time running out cold brussels on london to get a breath to feel. climbing to keep the blame on the britain before they go she ations fight my

billboard and west edmonton states that changing conditions could ultimately benefit the growth of bali crop was the thing in better conditions full livestock farming it was all part of a why the ad campaign by the university of alberta called truth mantis in which they highlight was to quote encourage discussion in this instance they've joined from a paper by one of that professes looking at the impact of climate change on alberta's bali production but the person behind the billboards resigned off to admitting she took the finding out of context. the research highlighted by the does not promote climate change as a benefit moore was demeaning intended by the ad however public response has made clear that the advertisements wording fails to communicate the meaning and complexity of the research allowing for easy misinterpretation bali is the 4th largest crop in canada days able to withstand drought with alberta accounting for half of the country's production critics of the university's billboard campaign fade over simplified and mis represent find to fix research and then that looking li

[laughter] so in bali, indonesia, said to the guy, i am a t-shirt.so when you are a t-shirt, they recalibrate the rhyme. [laughter] so it actually, the guiding folly, how monday have you been to bali. a great place. bribe central. nye said, dancing girl, you don't because it is corrupt but like the fixer who took me to my hotel said what happened. i said you know what happened. what you talking about. is it you know any said how much was it. i gave him a hundred bucks. the guy said if you don't pay me i'm going to put you on the next plane. so that i gave a hundred bucks i said okay is on box. excessive enough, by the way my wife, but god through pretty inconvenient guess my wife is here but okay, we'll explain on the year. he said i will check. he said you are lucky. you are lucky because there's a guy here who mayday thousand. 900. this is where was he from, russia or china. in the energy business. the stupid guy said i'm in the oil business and they said okay. [laughter] you are lucky. i'm not lucky, i've been here before with the right thing. i h

they are fairly safe in key bali because the local people benefit from their being protected. 20 percent of the pac entry and all the fees goes to the local community . and residents get controlled access to the forest. grasses and. provoke come forth from the specific species. right through their management. and must be. given and given protection going before this. one. this is end foozie the leader of the chimpanzee troupe. your mother when you were young and was both the. first in the higher ranking to speak in a man with a 150 dollar trekking feet tourist an important source of income for the national pack and when after their talk they understand the trade to species better we're more likely to take a stand for their protection. it was a great experience this give back to the look at us they relax in the trees like we do at the beaches at home they help forward their living from it is it was a great experience to know i didn't know this and the other thing is i liked how they put in it making funny noises to communicate to themselves. he bali's 1450 chimpanzees are uganda is now ju

you're watching the news live from bali and i'm out of the home for you up to date tech show shift is out next don't forget you can always get the latest news on a web site that is called thanks for your company and so you can see. after the. when i was a teenager kids my age wanted to become pop stars or go to hollywood but today many creative team stream of making it in the world of gaming some game designers have enjoyed huge overnight success and their products i enjoyed by millions of people around the world but what is it that makes games so fascinating and what makes a game a real hit today on ship. in 2018 the global gaming industry generated say is a 40000000000 euros a new record and talk among go which is one of the best known smartphone games around has made the developers 1800000000 euro so far games have become a global cultural phenomenon more than 200000000 people play fortnight even i have tried out some of the games called victory dances even though survival games really my thing actually my 13 year old nephew said my dancing was really embarrassing but maybe that's

but the day they'll be there is live from bali in brighton in the year. opinion you need reach a new agreement on the terms of. deal must get the backing of the 27 remaining a new member states i think u.k. parliament british prime minister boris johnson's allies in northern ireland have said that they will not support it also on the program of turkey fryers u.s. efforts to broker a cease fire in northern syria and says it will press ahead with its offensive against kurdish forces syria says it will respond by all legitimate means.

indeed solved before being repulsed after military intervention by friends the current absolutely in bali and sues the issue is far from resolved our correspondents funny 5 minutes before my jihadi fights in the modern capital markel his message the country remains vulnerable to the jihadist threat. somewhere in burma i'm waiting to meet a former g hardest will he turn up it was a struggle to arrange a suitable location finally we meet at a place he deems safe enough during our interview he calls himself but daraa he wants to remain anonymous he's hiding from both government and jihadi states he says but daraa is 35 he spent 3 years to dancer dean the militant islamist group active in mali since 2012. are joined because life is hard here when it comes to the government they don't care much about mali and people. when you can go to school you are seen as special as noble if you cannot it's like you are not a citizen of this country. there are several armed groups in mali answer dean wants to impose sharia law across the country various groups selling to al qaeda and the so-called islamic s

we also take a look at how india is preparing for it and we'll festival to bali which starts this weekend. i'm melissa chan and this is news asia thank you for joining us pakistan plans to tighten its control of internet activity through a nation wide web control system news outlet code a story says it's gained exclusive access to documents showing that islam about contracted a canadian company called san divine to help build the system the surveillance infrastructure would monitor all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic. very own marley was one of the reporters who worked with coda story on the investigation or tell us a little bit more about what you found. so i would start with thing that this is unprecedented move in pakistan in this current environment and the system in general aims that go being great traffic which some experts say might also include encrypted messaging services like what. and also the. equipment provided by saying one is capable of directing and blocking the internet traffic in real time meaning the government can essentially intercept the inter

many muslim residents will say worried about far right balance he spoke with members of a mosque in bali and where many warring they could be targeted next. the dar es salaam mosque in mecca an area of berlin with a large muslim population hundreds attend friday prayers here many are worried about wednesday's far right terror attack in a synagogue and a turkish kebab shop were targeted leaving them to ask if mosques are protected and off. the skunk sick you just can't go there and indiscriminately shoot people it doesn't matter what religion the people followed this is very critical should anything ever happen here in any case it's questionable whether it's safe here. this is the freedom we would feel better if there was a police presence here for our protection. fiza facts just as much as the synagogues what happened is that the state and the police have to be more involved with. germany's domestic intelligence had once watched the mosque for extremist views of its own but there is no sign of that today in a sermon the man condemned the attack in holland saying the state is tasked to pr

news live from bali u.s. troops pack up * and leave northern syria a good way for a token shift pensive against the remaining cards as to he prepares to drive kurdish fighters away from the syrian turkish border the kurds accuse washington all the bandit and that key allies in the face against the so-called islamic state also coming up the nobel prize for medicine goes to a trio of scientists for their groundbreaking walk on oxygen levels in cells their research has changed the way humans fight cancer and other diseases. plus promoting inclusion and tolerance through sport that is the age will be a global day rugby tournament taking place just minutes away from the rugby world cup in japan. i'm at a home free glad you could join me u.s. president donald trump and his plans to pull u.s. troops out of syria drawing fire from both sides of the ahl in washington senior congressional politicians according to reverse his decision that can send the pullout will allow turkey to know what its long planned offensive ag

news live from bali germany vows to take action off to a gunman kills 2 in an attack outside a synagogue. the country's interior minister pledges to step up security at jewish institutions and deploy more personnel in the fight against right wing extremist investigators for the attack and wanted to carry out a must do so coming up. to the un security council to agree on a statement condemning techie's offensive kurdish militia in northern syria as thousands of civilians flee the violence. plus this year's nobel prize in literature goes to an austrian into his exploration of the human experience and the owner short that wins last year's nobel prize for what touches on the darkest chapters of our country's top post. and scoring a goal against repression iranian women and women access to the football stadium and are allowed to take day saints at a men's international for the 1st time in most 14 years. and that of the humphrey you could join me we start here in germany where. the government is warning that the threat of nationwide right wing terrorism is now quote very high this comes after

tell us what you think about what we cover and what you like to see we leave you with a look at the bali celebrations in india and pakistan. might see it here but as predicted there was a pollution hangover from the fireworks air quality in several cities has taken a nosedive thanks for watching see you next time a good buy. nico is in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free to suffer from. entering course nikos fic. instead of. booking travel now i'm a retired. a warning from the i.m.f. to much of the middle east reform your economy street restore stability the protests keep growing demonstrators demand accountability from their governments in both lebanon and iraq. invasion banking great h.s.b.c. warns of further financial headwinds saying its profit outlook for next year isn't looking great. and the lobsters caught in a train to war cata cashes in on a business their american rivals filled with china as trump towers backfilled leaving us fisherman empty handed. and going to school and let's do business a message to failed states

this is the doubling years why from bali and turkey ignores u.s. sanctions impreza head with day 7 of its offensive in northern syria and russia says syrian government troops not control the key town of man's badge as they seek to contain the turkish assault also on the program the president of both garris football federation says he'll step down on friday after racist abuse of england's players overshadows the euro 2020 qualifying as was subjected to monkey chants of nazi salutes from the stands the incident raises.

this is ito would use live from bali attack was president moves his government out of the capital and imposes an overnight curfew opposite protesters stormed the congress don't think thousands of demonstrators join rallies in quito with some clashing with police say the cost of fuel subsidies and other costs are a few measures for the coming up after a phone call between german chancellor angela merkel and u.k. prime minister boris johnson a leak in london ignites claims that machall told jobs and his plan to leave that you will not walk but did she well analyze that story. and one of germany's greatest adult focal players announces his retirement from the gate fast enshrined shall i get a tiny office brute songs for a long career that included 8 borders league titles with by munich and a world cup championship. i am. i'm helena humphrey glad you could join me thousands of indigenous people have converged on ecuador's capital quito to join anti-government protests clashes with security forces led president menem moreno to move his administration out of the capital now he has also impo

tell us what you think about what we cover and what you like to see we leave you with a look at the bali celebrations in india and pakistan. might see it here but as predicted there was a pollution hangover of the fireworks air quality in several cities have taken a nosedive thank you for watching the next time a good buy. no i'm sure that it was. in support of. what's able. to be a book. take a trip on us to go christmas market hopping with d.w. in cologne and we'll go up to tom on airfare and hotel or included for you and a guest. just tell us which german street is your favorite. what's the most beautiful place in germany. what would you like to explore most to enter china d.w. dot com slash travel good luck and enjoy some. a warning from the i.m.f. to much of the middle east reform your economy street restore stability the protests keep growing demonstrators demand accountability from their governments in both lebanon and iraq. asian banking great h.s.b.c. warns of further financial headwinds saying its profit outlook for next year isn't looking great. and lobsters caught in a train

attack and showed solidarity with germany's jewish community by attending a vigil at a synagogue in bali. interior minister said it could be a cvs that the hull or its. was anti semitic but at the end of the vigil michael spoke to reporters his where she said. and beyond more to the right of the apartment unfortunately today on your holiest day we have witnessed something terrible the theme 40 people have lost their lives there was an attack on jews in germany. though it's not my goal and that of the government is to do everything possible to ensure that you can live in safety but this stage shows us that this is not so simple and that we must use even more. were police have arrested a suspect in the how the shootings he's reported to be a 27 year old german man with a right wing extremist background now at 1st police thought that several people had carried out the attacks the native decided it was just one man who acts as a liar. the midday attack filmed by a resident in holland the video shows a man dressed in combat type gear climbing out of a car and firing off a series of shots. a f

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he bali's 1450 chimpanzees are uganda's largest population of this endangered species the closest living relative of humankind and with us. when it comes to coffee experts say it has enormous potential for growth in africa many countries on the continent already exported all over the world and global demand is boring more than big recently jumped on the coffee bandwagon and eve all goes well the region around mount grown goza could soon be enjoying widespread reforestation and employment opportunities for the locals all threads to the humble coffee. and a bit about inclusion of sorts through the coffee beans laid out on racks to dry in the sun hadn't clean has been growing coffee for 4 years on the upper slopes of mount go to goes a. little game but over. the reason why i like green coffee is because. the money enabled me to buy all sorts of things for my family like cooking oil school books for the children and other household. in the last decades of the tropical rain forest at mongolian gosa has been cut down by local farmers who wanted to grow crops most of the local wildlife was also

this is g w news live from bali u.s.troops pack up * and leave northern syria a good way for a turkish offensive against the remaining because as to he prepares to drive kodesh fighters away from the syrian turkish border the kurds accuse washington all the bandit that they key allies in the face against the so-called islamic state also coming up the nobel prize for medicine goes to a trio of scientists for their groundbreaking walk on oxygen levels in cells that research does.

over new life from bali 9 helena humphrey coming up next it is our dog film featuring the bronze cage i'll be back with more news here at the top of the hour was your company unceasing. unity and justice and freedom the 1st words of the german national anthem and the 3 essential values that form the foundation of this country have these values developed in post war germany part is a little higher than it is feasible. to. our germany starts october 21st on t.w. . their explorers entrepreneurs and musical family as they all the dawn chick. my fellow money bremen since 2004 together with their estonian conductor pavel you have they've played their way to the top of the musical world and set standards with their performances of the complete beethoven symphonies then came the symphonies over about schumann and now the 4 symphonies of your highness brahms. a school on the outskirts of the city of bremen this is where you come off in harmony as it's rehearsal spaces where they work on and study the brahms symphonies music which has been poured over and played many times down the years. and i

the most important reasons for hunger in the world how can do you avoid this we are some people in bali what they thought when we have left 0 1st then we bring you. to the office the next day and share it with my colleagues and we eat we have a big lunch together. we throw away leftovers and put them in the recycling bin. more than 3600000 people live in the land and more than 13000000 visitors come every year and makes up many cultures and ways of dealing with food and with leftovers. if you buy enough you'll eat enough and you will not raise the best logic and i buy in small quantities and if there is some leftover from some meals if it spit me. we have a lot of stray cats and dogs in turkey so we just feed them with those leftovers. and that's it's i usually do not throw my father i did this i put it in the freezer or give it to my friends i think it's my time as a back what one great thing you can do with old credit is to cut it into small pieces and let it dry then when you need it soften it up with water or milk maybe add an egg and you've got a great dough for dumplings at some h

conditions boosting barly growth and they're accused of presenting a leading statement out of context and bali is the 4th largest crop in canada it's resistant to water shortages and albertz are accounts for half of canada's production critics of the odds say it belittles the climate change issue. there you go now the question is has the damage been done how many burdens are going to use beefier barley as a justification for poor conservation practices university of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstars the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beefier barley are doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is any idea of. global warming all. people increasingly call it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of. circulate you on social media which are trying to do precisely that to be useful. and that why so many. supposed. to be simply not acce

their spokesman, mustafa bali, told us that an attack by turkey risks giving is sleeper cells a chanceke some territory. from president trump, a bellicose warning, via his usual undiplomatic channel, twitter. just last month, american and turkish troops were carrying out these joint patrols at the border. but now, ankara intends to go it alone, taking the battle to kurdish forces that it views as terrorists and a threat to its security. washington has no intention of getting caught in the crossfire, but there is concern in the us and elsewhere about turkey's next moves. there is a growing sense here, on both sides of the border, that the countdown to a turkish offensive has begun. the pentagon has said that turkey risks destabilising the region and beyond. france has called on ankara not to take any action that could harm the fight against the islamic state group, and united nations humanitarian officials have said they are preparing for the worst. orla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey—syria border. i'll get an update from a reporterfrom bbc turkish in just a few minutes. the british fo

and plastic waste is everywhere in indonesia we'll see how the island of bali is striving to bring back its natural beauty. those stories are coming right up onto that unions asia with melissa chan don't forget you can always get the loop latest news and information around the clock on our website dot com and always the latest headlines of course on twitter our handle there at think of you news thank you for watching. because the bad. equipment to come to the spigot table m.d.m. such claimed. stomach trim from fundamentalists cuts to show a twist so something must be jack's. the 1st 60 minutes of g.w. the full story so that people mulled over the information provided. they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter object in touch follow us. welcome to the book is the game here for. complaints to talk about. covering. more please. most people would have played let's have a look at some of the other much around the league is still shaking in their boots the breathe a sigh of relief so you don't want to miss the. losers gutman. d.w. leg length. leg i'll go to the girl back to china. the

their spokesman, mustafa bali, told us that an attack by turkey risks giving is sleeper cells a chancend even retake some territory. from president trump, a bellicose warning, via his usual undiplomatic channel, twitter. just last month, american and turkish troops were carrying out these joint patrols at the border. but now, ankara intends to go it alone, taking the battle to kurdish forces that it views as terrorists and a threat to its security. washington has no intention of getting caught in the crossfire, but there is concern in the us and elsewhere about turkey's next moves. there is a growing sense here, on both sides of the border, that the countdown has begun. the pentagon has said that turkey risks destabilising the region and beyond. france has called on ankara not to take any action that could harm the fight against the islamic state group, and united nations humanitarian officials have said they are preparing for the worst. orla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey—syria border. mike pregent is a senior fellow from the hudson institute. he was a former advisor to general david

[laughter] so in bali, indonesia, said to the guy, i am a t-shirt.so when you are a t-shirt, they recalibrate the rhyme. [laughter] so it actually, the guiding folly, how monday have you been to bali. a great place. bribe central. nye said, dancing girl, you don't because it is corrupt but like the fixer who took me to my hotel said what happened. i said you know what happened. what you talking about. is it you know any said how much was it. i gave him a hundred bucks. the guy said if you don't pay me i'm going to put you on the next plane. so that i gave a hundred bucks i said okay is on box. excessive enough, by the way my wife, but god through pretty inconvenient guess my wife is here but okay, we'll explain on the year. he said i will check. he said you are lucky. you are lucky because there's a guy here who mayday thousand. 900. this is where was he from, russia or china. in the energy business. the stupid guy said i'm in the oil business and they said okay. [laughter] you are lucky. i'm not lucky, i've been here before with the right thing. i h

this is deja news coming to you live from bali and the waiting game the e.u. delays his decision on a briggs extension. does meeting the chief brit's of the goes here to michele banyak agreed that an extension is needed but they failed to see how long they're prepared to delay the u.k.'s departure. also coming up. tens of thousands of people in the u.s. state of california are fleeing fast moving fire is just one day after the state experienced the deadly fires in its history. and the pull of populism our reporter visits the germans to. the far right f. g.'s could deliver another stinging build a chance bank of america in regional elections on sunday. how unwelcome up is it to have your company i'm a but actually how long will the european union's latest extension be that's what the british government and the opposition are waiting anxiously to find out from minister boris johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks that pressure on parliament to possibly exit deal with the e.u. leaders nostri johnson wants to get his deal through and the

and plastic waste is everywhere in indonesia will see how the island of bali is striving to bring back its natural. that's coming up on t.v. news asia with melissa champ thank you for watching. the be. the be. above. the be. ablaze the. after the fall of the berlin wall the night. you may write me down in history but you don't get a twister now. you made me in the very dirt but still might. be demand to see my broken. shoulder. give me. this information. from the past. this is just a show coming up the contents ceremony in japan and heard that he took the throne that is one major part of the year long process of ascension. and troubles for thailand's monarchy changes his mind was moving his well caught sort of all titles and ranks and accusing her of disloyalty to look at her dramatic.

their spokesman, mustafa bali, told us that an attack by turkey risks giving is sleeper cells a chanceitory. from president trump, a bellicose warning, via his usual undiplomatic channel. "if turkey does anything that i, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, i will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of turkey." just last month, american and turkish troops were carrying out these joint patrols at the border. but now ankara intends to go it alone, taking the battle to kurdish forces is views as terrorists and a threat to its security. the pentagon may be voicing concern, but washington has no intention of getting caught in the crossfire. 0rla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey—syria border. the headlines on bbc news: new figures show knife crime offences in england and wales have increased by two—thirds. following the death of this teenager in a road accident in northamptonshire, the uk calls on the us to waive the diplomatic immunity of the american woman who's the main suspect. the businesswoman alleged to have been offered favours by borisjohnson when he wa

bali's defense minister has visited 2 military camps where she hardest attacks killed at least $38.00 soldiers that this week another $33.00 soldiers are missing it's believed jihad is linked to al qaeda carried out the attacks and they also made off with large quantities of weapons. now to greece where the number of refugees arriving has risen sharply the un refugee agency says more than 10000 people mostly afghans and syrians landed on the greek islands in september alone by way of turkey one woman was killed and 17 people injured after a fire broke out at an overcrowded refugee center over the weekend the morea count on the island of last boss is europe's biggest refugee camp it was designed to hold 3000 but currently houses almost 13000 d.w. reporters might sound said this report from the morea camp. this tent outside greece's largest refugee camp is home to 4 people. iman who fled syria has been living here for close to a month the morea campus 4 times over its capacity so thousands are forced to live in the surrounding all of the growth. over a cup of tea i'm on tells us what li

this is the news coming to you live from bali and dozens die in a train in fun and pakistan passengers say a stills blew up as preface was being prepared on the moving train for me to get the latest from islamabad. also coming up a violent crackdown by south african police on refugees and migrants from cape town they were camping outside a un building demanding they removed to other countries after a series of xenophobic attacks and. 6 6 that was. the voice of apology in the brakes a debate the speaker of the british parliament john bercow steps down after 10 years in the chair. jerusalem's new city of the dead loved ones can lie in peace for eternity. caught in a woman. more than 70 people have died in a fire on a train in southeastern pakistan the blaze said to have broken out when a gas stove exploded as passengers were preparing breakfast the train was on its way from karachi in the south to rather pindi in the north and that is close to the capital islamabad the fire took place in their sport in the province of punjab local officials said most of the victims died after jumping off

this is news coming to you live from bali and the waiting game the e.u. delays its decision on a briggs extension in bassett is meeting with briggs its chief negotiator michel barnier agreed that an extension is needed to to fail to see how long they're prepared to delay the u.k.'s current departure date of october 21st was a topping up to. tens of thousands of people in the u.s. state of california are fleeing fast moving wildfire as just one off to the state experienced the deadliest fires and its history. in the pool of populism our reporter visits the german state of touring with the far right it could deliver another singing go to chancellor angela merkel in recent elections on sunday. and welcome good to have you with us how long will the european union latest brags that extension be that's what the british government and opposition parties are waiting anxiously to find out from mr boris johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks saturday or tresh on armament to possibly exit deal was reached with the e.u. last week johnson wa

their spokesman, mustafa bali, told us that an attack by turkey risks giving is sleeper cells a chancerom president trump, a bellicose warning, via his usual undiplomatic channel. "if turkey does anything that i, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, i will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of turkey." just last month, american and turkish troops were carrying out these joint patrols at the border. but now ankara intends to go it alone, taking the battle to kurdish forces it views as terrorists and a threat to its security. the pentagon may be voicing concern, but washington has no intention of getting caught in the crossfire. orla guerin, bbc news, on the turkey—syria border. lets go live to washington, and our north american editorjon sopel. can we talk about the reaction in washington, not least among the president's own republican allies? well, there was astonishment last night when a white house statement came out saying turkey is about to launch its long planned offensive into northern syria, there will be no american troops that can get in the way

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this is deja news coming to you live from bali and the waiting game the e.u. delays its decision on a brags that extension deal back to this meeting with chief presses negotiator michel barnier agreed that an extension is needed but they face or say how long be appropriate to delay the u.k.'s come departure date of october the petty stressed. horses coming up pakistan's plan to police its internet and in mess to geisha reveals islamabad's deal with an overseas 7 events company what does this mean for civil liberties in the country. and the lack of priests in a remote catholic communities in the amazon forces the church to rethink its celibacy builds voice support finally getting rid of celibacy if a priest wants to be chased following but it should be voluntary not obligatory we need to want the most seeing a priest in the region who says it's time for the church to change. plus the last one it's called in the dispute australia's most famous truck ahead of the new climbing band is sacred to indigenous aboriginal australians and live longer opposed to people wh