surrounded by high walls, barbed wire and watchtowers.some of the places we are being taken to, the satellite images show the internal security fencing and what look like watchtowers were taken down shortly before the tours forjournalists began. and empty exercise yards have been transformed into sports facilities. on full display when we visited. but if these are show camps, what might that say about the places we're not given access to? with their watchtowers and barbed wire still in place, they look much less like schools. and we are much less welcome. and everywhere we go, the locked and deserted homes hint at the scale of the system, and at a definition of extremism that now includes the mildest of islamic customs and beliefs. so, here it is in black and white — a notice telling people living in this village that certain religious practices are banned. at this point here, number ten, it says the wearing of long beards for young men is not to be allowed. rakhima senbay, who now lives in kazakhstan, spent more than a year in the chines

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there was a barbed wire fence there but there was 30 centimeters between the wires so we could slip through and. not make the last. and we told each other if the americans catch us they'll shave our heads and make us play the drums in the hot sun till we drop. it out it was a whole different world for us back then that there was a big gap between the backwardness in spain at that time in the american standard of living. so bare ground. that's not when we went on base it was like being in an american movie because what we saw in the movies really wants their way of life. a lot of people when they played baseball they set up stand was and we kids would go there and maybe get a pack of cigarettes or a beer. and they were like things from an alien world. we would have a 4th of july down the beach that forces here we have a rodeo and we had a big rodeo right across from the drive in theater and that's where we would invite spanish to come on the base and experience a slice of americana with us just as they would sure the feria with the americans so it was very cool that cultural. supermarket a s

we uncover evidence of boarding schools surrounded by barbed wire housing children from the minority uighur community. families of victims of the boeing plane crash in ethiopia speak exclusively to the bbc about their search for justice. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: critics say he's politicised independence day to boost his re—election campaign, but president trump hasn't let the rain spoil his 4th ofjuly parade. with this very special salute to america, we celebrate our history, oui’ america, we celebrate our history, our people and the heroes who proudly defend ourflag. the brave men and women of the united states military. cheering and as we gear up for this weekend's final, we'll be asking if the women's world cup has become a game—changer for sponsorship and equal pay. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8am in the morning in xinjiang in the far west of china, where the bbc has uncovered disturbing evidence that muslim children are being

we uncover evidence of boarding schools surrounded by barbed wire, housing children from the minority uighur community. families of victims of the boeing plane crash in ethiopia speak exclusively to the bbc about their search for justice. his opponents say he has politicised independence day to boost his re—election campaign. president trump doesn't let the rain spoil his 4july parade. with this very special salute to america, we celebrate our history, our people, and the heroes who proudly defend ourflag — the brave men and women of the united states military. cheering plus: capturing mid—century america. how six women photographers for life magazine broke down barriers, and left an enduring legacy. the bbc has uncovered disturbing evidence that muslim children official documents reveal large numbers of boarding schools have been built, housing children as young as two. critics of china's government say it is a deliberate policy targeting children from the minority uighur population, to cut them off from their own communities. our china correspondentjohn sudworth has this exclusive r

we uncover evidence of boarding schools surrounded by barbed wire housing children from the minority uighur community. families of victims of the boeing plane crash in ethiopia speak exclusively to the bbc about their search for justice. i'm lewis vaughanjones in london. also in the programme: he promised a show of a lifetime and a display of tanks. now president trump's being accused of politicising the 4th ofjuly. and as we gear up for this weekend's final, we'll be asking if the women's world cup has become a game—changer for sponsorship and equal pay. announcer: live from our studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 7am in xinjiang in the far west of china, in xinjiang in the far west of china, where the bbc has uncovered disturbing evidence that muslim children are being systematically separated from their families. official documents show that large numbers of state boarding schools have been built to house children as young as two. our correspondent john sudworth nowjoins me from beijing.

tonight — evidence of boarding schools, surrounded by barbed wire, housing children as young as two from minority community. with thousands of adults in re—education camps, we reveal uncover a parallel campaign to remove children from their language, religion and roots. and the other main stories on tonight's programme... the bookmaker william hill plans to close 700 shops, putting 4,500 jobs at risk. made the best man win. is his campaign fizzing, as he claims? tory leadership contender jeremy hunt on why the race is "all to play for". how doctors are failing people like tim mason. in pain and sent home, he later died of sepsis. he was begging us to help him and the doctors and nurses. and andy murray triumphant in his men's doubles match as he returns to wimbledon for the first time in two years. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: a hero's return. after 13 years as a player, frank lampard is the new manager of chelsea. good evening. disturbing evidence of muslim children in china being systematically separated from theirfamilies has been uncovered by the bbc. official documents sh

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relations between the 2 countries have been strained for many years and the 2 leaders have traded barbs on twitter in the past but the new friendlier tone could hold the key to ending u.s. military involvement in afghanistan. a push to mend tense u.s. pakistan relations in person after clashing on twitter pakistani prime minister imran khan has held his 1st one on one talks in washington with his us while online sparring partner u.s. president donald trump the afghan conflict responsible for straining those ties was a key focus of talks trump hopes khan can help broker a peace deal between the taliban and the afghan government and pave the way to ending nearly 18 years of u.s. military involvement in afghanistan. i have plans on afghanistan that if i wanted to win that war afghanistan would be wiped off the face of the earth it would be god it would be over in literally in 10 days and i don't want to do that i don't want to go that route so we're working with pakistan and others to extricate ourselves nor do we want to be a policeman because basically we're policemen right now and we're

news review of the documents, the chats revealed profanity-laced and homophobic comments as well as barbed and cynical remarks about different topics including jokes about deaths following hurricane maria. in 2017. the messages appear to be a tipping point especially since the storm. even as the governor was filleted by shepard smith on fox news this afternoon, he remained defiant. >> so attacks on women, attacks on gays, attacks on the dead relatives of your own residents across your island. and who is left to support you? is it even safe for you to continue to attempt to governor? >> again, i have apologized for that. i'm making amends for those efforts. >> you apologized for what, specifically? >> for all of the comments that i made on the chat. that is one thing. there is another effort that needs to move forward which is the corruption. >> president trump has hopped on the governor must go train while also painting himself as something of a heroic figure in puerto rico. >> he is a terrible governor. the congress of the united states handed him $92 billion. and that $92 billion is in t

attorney for the eastern district of michigan, barbara mcquade, and barb, as you listen to kellyanne, can she hide behind what that thing is she was talking about legally? >> not at all. we heard of the white house invoking this doctrine of executive immunity which doesn't exist. there is only one court that has ever addressed it. it came up when harriet meyers was subpoenaed to testify during the bush administration, and the court said it doesn't exist. if an aide to the president is subpoenaed to testify, they must appear. they may invoke executive privilege, that is a legitimate doctrine, but it has to be invoked on a question-by-question basis when it gets into details between the president and his aide. the idea she doesn't have to show up whatsoever is legally insufficient, and the house should really push on this because i think they'll prevail in court if they do. >> just the phrase "contempt of congress" does focus the attention. what are the consequences? >> well, i think what they would have to do -- ordinarily you can get the justice department to come in and bring a case.

starting in 1952 the old boundary stones were replaced with barbed wire. but those trying to flee could easily cut it when no border guards were in sight so the east german leadership made escaping more and more dangerous. we're in the middle of a minefield that dates back to the 1960 s. when they began building the berlin wall on august 13th 1961 the inner german border was secured through military means and 1.3 to 1400000 land mines were planted. the death strip whoever managed to pass it unscathed was often brought to a halt at the last border fence. it would have been very difficult to climb the fence practically impossible to pull yourself up by your fingertips. up until 1900 there were also s.m. seventy's here anti-personnel mines which would detonate if anyone tried to climb up. they were called automatic firing devices and would have fired shrapnel that anyone trying to escape had. this was the border patrol road in the former east. only 50 meters across the border a u.s. army watch tower it was part of observation post alpha 40 u.s. soldiers were

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this kindergarten has barbed wire, cameras, and signs that esay "only chinese should spoken."hinese officials deny the adult den camps have left large numbers of children without anyone to look after them. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: but such cases are not hard to find. amine wyatt who now runs a clothing shop in turkey recently und this picture of her stepdaughter on social media' it'a sign her close relativese ar the camps. her stepdaughter in a boarding school and wearing traditional chinese costume. >> [speaking foreign-language] reporter: if you could send a message to her, what would you tell her? >> [speaking foreign-language] reporter: research of online documents commissioned by the bbc shows only an 8% increase ia kinden places for china as twhole, but in xinjiang, camps have been built, there has been an 82% jump, and in some uighur majority areas, numbers have shot up even further. >> the xinjiang government is attempting to gain full control over the young generation, literally to raise a new generation that has been cut off from original roads, relig

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