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i am currently in glasgow playing a bass thatis currently in glasgow playing a bass that is open themm really looking forward tomorrow. i'm really looking forward to that. you uk open in a couple of weeks. the world series coming up. it's honestly like a 20/20 is going to be massive, so many exhibitions that barely looks onto it. city are on their winter break right now. wolves and leicester have just come back from theirs — rested but rusty as they played out a goalless draw at molineaux. wolves had a first half goal ruled out for offside and rauljiminez missed a golden opportunity in stoppage time to win it too. the point does lift them up to seventh. leicester stay third. manchester city kicked out for the next two seasons for preaching a financial fairplay regulations. he said they will appeal expected to be overturned. plenty more on that story on our website. plenty more on that story on our website. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin

launched a complaint against a spanish company that's selling gummy bass similar to its own but with one key difference arab oil says consumers could be misled by a see those colorful bass which contain vodka tequila and whiskey spokesperson added that for children and the consumption of alcohol are mutually exclusive. and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin more business news and lots of background on our website of course called slash business we're also on facebook and twitter followers that i'll stay tuned. for the latest from the world of arts and culture for you right after all quick update on global markets at this hour. actually this meter just shows the 1st split thread shows. the smart way to get where you're going. to go blow with mobility show every week w. w's crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues all of this opens are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighters to me now. welcome to news from the world of culture we'v

into the bass as a favorite for the silverback for best actress. best actor could go to a place show when the film beilin alex and plats he plays a nasty gangster who is diabolically aggressive and yet vulnerable. one issue a win of this year the audience $340.00 films in 11 days an estimated 300000 tickets sold by the end of the festival prove that by then it's one city that is crazy about movies. you're watching news up next it's well stories i'm told me all logical and the news continues at the top of the hour thanks for watching. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies to. the history of the slave trade is of africa's history. describes.

i am waiting - they recover the world of bass fishing. the cheating scandal going on, the blankets expression, midtown manhattan, no idea -- that was the book, you cannot pitch to 30 editors in new york. good luck with your fishing and i had a sort of larger picture in mind about what was happening, there was a tv preacher in it who was hypocritically fooling around, that never happened. this was before jenny swiger. i was ahead of the curve on this stuff. it was still one of the most bizarre, working for the newspaper and hadn't started, i was on the investigations team, i had a full-time job, wanted to be topical, when i was writing that book, the beginning of the pit bull dog fascination in florida. a two bit dope dealer and chain him in the yard, you eat coke or whatever. had one point newsweek magazine had a snapping snarling pit bull on the cover, i've got to work a pit bull, got to stay timely. and every and it was a written end of the homeowners association. i have a burglar in the book. i'm not a big fan of burglars. i had them b

williams a former trumpet ministration official who is currently a partner in the consultancy firm bass public affairs and challis group the barnes the policy director of the cairo center for religions rights and social justice and one of the leaders of the poor people's campaign across the united states dana let me start with you and just ask if you were to you know be the doctor you know taking the temperature of america today what a. areas of concern you would have you know i think the greatest area of concern for me is. the great division that still exists in america we'll we continue to talk about the rhetoric from the left in the rhetoric from the right but i think that america is growing increasingly more divided and divided in which ways i think that we have suited up red and blue democrats republicans liberals and conservatives and at the end of the day i really believe that most americans want healthy communities safe communities. i think we want the same thing but i think our avenues of getting there are different but i think that that we are becoming even more toxic in the w

we thank our chair, congresswoman bass. the congressional black caucus is the conscience of this nation, always stands in the gap for the very important leadership on this issue. our i also thank my, colleague, who we're so blessd to have amongst us. i think he takes title of singularly being the conscience and the heart of the congress, and that is the honorable john lewis, who works with us and has always been our guide as it relates to the question of the voting rights act. many of you are reminded of the fact that as that voting rights act was fought for and rejected and thought it was too dangerous to pass in the 1960's, moving up to 1965, it took the march across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, where john lewis, among others, were beaten almost to death, bloodied on that bridge by horsemen from the alabama state police. what a bloody and horrific scene. none of us could imagine what john lewis went through and he's continued in his service in the united states congress to stand steadfast with us and to rem

redditch is a perfect candidate for britain's first all electric bass town, does he agree? metro mayors and will be consulting on exactly that. i am made up by this decision on hs2 and i support my honourable friend in doncaster north's comments too. can i ask him to look at their operator service option fund for underutilised lines? there are just two services on one line to leeds every day, so could he look at that and make sure we make these underutilised lines better used? i would only be too happy to look at that line to see what we can do to assist. suck it and see, as they say. newcastle and the north—east need this infrastructure investment in both hs 200 northern powerhouse rail without any further delay, so can i make and immediately deliverable improvement to our national infrastructure that will ensure the north—east and newcastle are npr and hs2 reddy by investing in our east coast main line which needs urgent investment between york and newcastle? she makes an excellent point, and we are upgrading the digital signalling on the east coast mainline. the prime mi

last week or 2 on and off the temperatures in both egypt and libya last repeatable 18 us one about 22 bass fishing in the bitter cold side and 16 in benghazi definitely say the sas that's been particularly warm down through southern chad and to see temperatures near record values but apart from the dust in the air there's nothing in the sky it's just sunshine and warmth on surprising me. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the stimulus we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin i am hearing future energy. you're watching al-jazeera the top stories this hour hundreds of u.s. citizens quarantined on a cruise ship tokyo are being flown back home but they're facing a period of further isolation and they're back. the u.n. envoy is describing the arms embargo

indescribably beautiful thing and i haven't processed it yet one of the best mornings of my life not a bass difference there was a fun process i'm trying out the fish in a sense to me that was a phenomenal adventure and it's great to be an inspiration and role models for people and give them motivation. but you never dreamed that it would all end this way and that is why michelle i'm looking forward to a proper shower and good food. they said safe in the harbor for friendship intact that's important too. doesn't look at all. the fun. here to get my kids steffi katz of the not to have made it they broke every wave that came their way best in the ocean. enter the conflict zone here in london it's still all about rex rex it breaks it to break up the bricks of what we all should fulfill was making the right decisions and steering the right ship we want to stay friends with our british neighbors perhaps it is it is best to go say so special this week we look back at some of big p.r. arguments begin to shake loose all for being great friendship debate conflict the. next d.w. . game is used to dom

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bass. m pgentlelady is recognized. mr. bass: madam speak, i rise ms. bass: madam speaker, i rise1 in support of h.r. 35. today the house will ass the emmett till anti-lynching act and designate lynching as a hate crime unde federal law. pyears for the u.s. government t address his crime. in fact, the first bill to oulaw lynching was introduced in 1900. make no mistake, lynching is pit's terrorism directed at african-america. lyncing was commonly used fr 256 years during the period of enslavement and for almost 100 years after slavery. well into the 1950's. and frankl, even today periodically you will hear news stories of nooses being left on college campuses, in work locker a vicious reminder that the path is never -- pa is never that pknown victim of lynching was peretrator was actually convicte and executed. we often ike to only talk about the gloriousparts of our % to hear some of the ugly pas. but it is important that we do hear an understand our history in full. in full.his form of terrorism w to kill black people and pterrorize and terrify those

little boy since i had his violin concerto when i was 4 years old and the chance now to work with the bass over the house is the president it's the leading institution in the world 80 scholars we have the best collection of his manuscripts we have his instruments even his violin is amazing and to help take this journey with beethoven now into the next millennium he's i've heard it said a number of instruments or musicians have told me that he's one of those composers that keeps you on your toes all the time you're never really quite a master of his muse. i think it's just because he was so far ahead of his time in the same way in belle epoque you had these extraordinary figures that were able to break through boundaries and beethoven broke through boundaries like nobody else he was just way out there and so he takes you with him and you do your best to hang on and sometimes you feel you have a good ride sometimes you think i could have done that better always a challenge well you're touring now with the new album belly pok with serious orchestral issue all the best for that and thank you s

its own but with one key difference however says consumers could be misled by a sea tolls colorful bass which contained vaults cup tequila and whiskey spokesperson added that for her children the consumption of alcohol are quote much mutually exclusive. and that's it from me and the business team here and we apologize for the technical difficulties difficulties a small business background you can find on our website of course com slash business we're also on facebook and twitter. for robin merrily as the latest from the world of arts and culture by the officer a quick update on global market. for d w on facebook and twitter was up to date and in touch. were systematically robbed by the nazis. and after the war there were no signs of compensation. jewish art collector. cotton and announced some on her 3rd right to steal all these more works just to get more money was to eliminate everything connected to jewish culture today researchers are searching for the missing works of art. it's challenging for the experts. and painful for the descendants. to someone who did art the 3rd reich starts

. >> now it's time for the bass drum. >> so think about using your whole arm. [ bass drum resonates ]> great. >> i love the sound of this. >> are you busy tuesday? i might be needing a player. >> you get to do this for a living? >> i get to do this. i get to play with these toys. >> and so does howard. he graduates from juilliard in 1966 and begins to perform with the new york city opera. it's not a little deal to be part of the new york city opera. >> absolutely not. >> in 1975, howard takes on a prestigious summer gig in central park. on the calendar, "turandot," an opera written in 1924 by giacomo puccini. ♪ now, even if you're no opera buff, you probably heard the most famous part of "turandot," says fred plotkin, author of "opera 101." ♪ people recognize that it's been in an number of films. >> it was in "mission impossible," starring tom cruise. >> oh, and "the sum of all fears" and "the mirror has two faces," among others. >> so we know it very well. >> it's a percussionist dream. there are tam-tams, tubular bells, glockenspiel, and, most crucially, several different-sized gong

does it make sense for us to have european sea bass grown in greece and then brought into southern california? we had 16 canneries in southern california from m los angeles to san diego anand were 40,000 people e in the tuna industry alone in sasan diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're brbringing in n less seafofood,n though the demand is going up and up,p, so we have ththis opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we'e're stl in very c

my and call for more from latin tina is a feminist thriller starring in a kathy bass as a woman driven out. into the mass as a favorite for the silverback for best actress. best actor could go to i have placed cho when the film burning plats he plays a nasty gangster who stand by likely aggressive and yet vulnerable. one sure winner this year the audience 340 films in 11 days an estimated 300000 tickets sold by the end of the festival prove that berlin is one city that is crazy about movies. you're watching d.w. news the business does up next i'm told me a lot of folks watching. i'm secure in the fire war that's hard and in the end there's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're liars and. what's your story ready. i'm a woman i was and women especially are victims of violence in rooms of its. parts.

it is it on friday is the last day before gold and silver bass are awarded at the bone and international film festival and the final competition premiere at west for there is no evil from iran the film combines 4 stories that deal with the death penalty and resistance to the regime. made the best of both was not allowed to travel to and so he was a represented at the press conference an empty chair. and w.'s i mean a safe school rocks 18 competition. films and sends us their predictions about so which might win a golden bat well i've seen a lot of great films during this festival but my tip for the golden bear would have to be the iranian film there is no evil that takes on the issue of the death penalty in iran and the psychological toll that it takes on the executioners there that's why filmmaker mohammad resolutely from iran he was not able to actually make the premiere because he's not allowed to leave iran he was banned from making films but he went ahead and did it anyway so i think that the courage of this filmmaker combined with the themes that the film takes on and this is a ver

i think what we will see i strong and talented same bass player who has a contract with collapse cameimself. he will hit the season writing and put himself back on his helmet of australia. let's take a look at some of other stories grabbing the headlines. anthony watson's calf injury will keep him out of england's six nations match with scotland this weekend. after missing the france defeat on sunday, the winger aggravarated it in training yesterday and sat out of the squad session today. mo farah‘s struggling with injury too. he's got an achilles problem and will not defend his london half marathon next month. and, odion ighalo says he was so intent on moving to manchester united that he took a pay cut. the former watford striker joined united on loan on transfer deadline day from chinese club shanghai shenua. mark williams has limped his way into the second round of snooker‘s world grand prix. williams was given permission to wear a slipper—style soft shoe on his left foot because he's suffering from gout. the three time world champion still beat barry hawkins 4—2. meanwhile ronnie

and bass doer to the european union, gordonsondesland.ement follows the removal of the never trumper alexander vindsman and his twin brother from the national security council. he will likely return to the department of defense. and mark esper publicly contradicting the president giving vindman a soft place to land. >> we welcome back all of our service members anywhere they serve. i would refer you to the army for any more detail on that. we protect all our service members from retribution or anything like that. lou: where in the hell did is per come up with a suggested threat of any kind of retaliation? during his confirmation hearing he said his views were more in line with jim mattis than the president. is per also contradicted the president on possible targets in iran and soleimani's threats against our embassies when he was taken out. this guy is in need of serious, serious reality checks. and he should remember that there is a chain of command particularly since he is in the defense department and better start saluting from time to

boat company he built principally for black bass fishing. they wereife in 1968, instrumental in the bass tournament circuit. he was a strong conservationist and devoted to arkansas, the natural state. was awarded the lifetime achievement award from the sport ishing association of america and the b.a.s.s. federation. he was inducted to the arkansas and fish foundation outdoor hall of fame and the arkansas fame.ss hall of he was an inspiration and friend to many across our state and i my respect, affection, and prayers to his friends, friends, and -- family, and loved ones. mr. speaker, i rise today to general ron or chastain for recently being appointed as the civilian aide the secretary of the army. general chastain was born in arkansas, and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army reserve rotc raduation from the program at arkansas tech university. distinguished military service in the arkansas national decades, n nearly four including services as general as receiving recognition major general of the line in 2005. eneral chastain

well as long as we could play the game a bass part of we love because that's what call that was. so i was called the bryant. mama but in the words of us. now for god never brother was. next and every player were bryant's now retired numbers roses were placed on the seats were bright and giana would have sat. real doesn't make it while this game gets a portland trail blazers ended in defeat for the lakers the team are at the top of the western conference and in with a good chance of winning their 1st title since bryant led them to championship glory in 2010 it was a heavy emotional night you know from the tribute all the way throughout the game you know we felt it and our guys porter got out out there so i could be more i we were disappointed we get the wind back and be more happy and more proud of you know our guys effort you know anybody feels like we walked away as a as a winner tonight it would given the circumstances. the memories that were taken away from you know just sad. just to. this night the 1st step in a healing process for city and a team that has lost one of sports

but as long as we can play the game a bass part of we love because that's what color was. so i was called the bryant. mama but in the words of us. not for god level brother. the next every play war brian's now retired numbers roses were placed on the seats where bride and giana would have sat. deal doesn't make it while this game gets a portland trail blazers ended in defeat for the lakers the team are at the top of the western conference and in with a good chance of winning their 1st title since bryant led them to championship glory in 2010 you know anybody feels like you walked away as a as a wonder tonight but with given circumstances. the memories that were taken away from you just say it. just took. this night the 1st step in a healing process for city and a team that has lost one of sports all time greats far as smile al-jazeera. wales have made a winning starts in the defense of their 6 nations rugby title semifinalists at last year's world cup the welsh beat italy $42.00 nil in the opening match of the northern hemisphere is biggest international tournament italy w

a position that compromises the palestinian position would be seen as total betrayal what would a bass do when he returns to palestine if he will no longer coordinate with the israelis because l. though he is the president of palestine he still needs believe it or not and that's very important for our international viewers to understand that a palestinian president thinks an israeli permission to leave the occupied territories and to come back to the occupied territories called palestine and so severing relations with the united states and israel with the united states means that total rejection of a trump netanyahu conspiracy against the palestinians but in practical terms suffering relations with israel it means undoing the all the arrangements all the peace process agreements between the israelis and the palestinians and the right might have major repercussions. still to come on al-jazeera. bucking the international trends why the u.s. wants to roll back chris trick sions on landmines. we'll take a look at how slow economic growth in india has heavily impacted one of the country's m

in 11 days the 70th international balance film festival reaches its high point on saturday when the bass will be awarded and asked to to film so 18 in the competition with screens today including the iranian entry there is no evil. or the other should tell you it is deep in despair he's doing his military service in the iranian army and they want him to execute someone he decides to disobey the order. this is the most that has chosen a different path he's a doting husband and he carries out executions for the regime on a regular basis. mohammad russell laughs film takes place over 4 episodes each dealing with the death penalty it's a highly political subject one that's gotten the director banned from directing and even from leaving the country at the bell in our press conference his chair was empty. and over us law. mohammad russell love is an artist whose work is heavily influenced by the political situation in the countries years your my speech and there's no denying that oppression and the political mood in our society has taken on a very aggressive and offensive form because your. la

the jesuit priest father hans solo for the me to exit but also joy of music imo the kludgy is the bass ago suicide above neil challenge for will continue to provide opportunity as cover folk priests who commit these awful hold close conflicts. in 30 minutes on the double show for the world has become less safe. new arms races looming media used to ensure international stability but now the alliance is crumbling take over security folks around the bench ermes reputation is also tarnished how can national interests be aligned to the supranational strategy the bottom line says. new threat. in 75 minutes on d w. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like deals the protect the climate boost clean energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience and series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. johnny doesn't let his wheelchair keep him from pursuing surfing. homicide johnny cross or is not your average sure student every day he push

the bass. player. this is the abuse line from burlesque the corona virus jumps to another continent as brazil confirms its 1st case and fears of a pandemic grow. this is going to come soon potentially you've got to be shifting to a readiness for rapid response thinking we hear from south korea and the doomsday cult that's triggered a spike and infections they are. also coming up a landmark ruling here in germany the highest court to overturn the 2015 law that affected.

the top match of the weekend a clash between 2 top coaches like cigs yuliya nagas man and black bass marco rosa it all deeply fit better in light sic given he was born there and fully coach their sister team abby's outspoken. and of course 2 top teams each with table leaders for 8 match days this season no wonder no other bundestag jewel could beat this one on match day 20. and bloodbath put in a top performance over long stretches against lights like this double shot 6 minutes in it was just the beginning it was met with an equally striking double save. while sima vanna had been on a tear of late last pass defense rarely allow them to get a shot off. laid siege to leipsic with long balls like this one. it's rare to see lights not storm their opponents box from the start it's also read to see teams withstand lights expression with such ease and it's even rarer to see like 6 back line scrambling. allison play and knew just what to do putting lot back ahead after 24 minutes. rosa's 1st half dominance was turning nobbles man's world upside down. lights and usually thrive when pressuring

facebook bass mark zuckerberg has said big tech companies need more state regulation and social media giant recently announced a new independent oversight body however it's already raising questions about impartiality on quarter explains for years political scandals and government pressure to regulate content have been a thorn in facebook's side it's not just about innovation you need regulation we get the we can and then again what do we tell our constituents given what's happened here while we should let you self regulate i don't want to vote to have to regulate facebook. but my god i will as the social media giant strayed away from its roots of connecting friends and family over the internet and began playing politics to grow its influence things started to get a bit hairy for the company facebook's fight against so-called russian bots and up targeting many accounts that had nothing to do with russia its campaign to flag political ads treat some organizations better than others and the army of fact checkers often seems more like a censor for certain political opinions facebook's cr

president trump's tweets for making his job impossible on wednesday the president tweeted in praise of mr bass hunting for a case involving a former presidential advisor roger stone. following the collapse of talks between volkswagen and a consumer group representing hundreds of thousands of german diesel car owners v.w. says it has offered an out of court settlement of $830000000.00 directly to the consumers the german car giant says the talks are failed because of the disproportionate fee demands from the consumer groups lawyers. spain's coast guard has rescued $86.00 migrants travelling from north africa including a baby born at sea the newborn and its mother were taken to hospital and are said to be doing well. into leadership of the french film academy has quit over control to see evolving disgraced filmmaker roman polanski is nearest the film received nominations for the academy's forthcoming ceasar awards the french polish director fled from the us after pleading guilty to the statutory rape of a teenager in 1970. 6 health care workers in china have died from the corona virus as the dea

bass when someone gives you an impossible task you have no choice right. it's wonderful to hear that things that look has expanded a universe of his film and i had to invent short stories to flesh out the plot and back stories for the characters if that's what he wanted and he didn't give me any instructions he didn't interfere with my writing at all that's highest. i'm committed and that's why. we met cornelia funk in hamburg the last stop on her tour of germany to promote the book she lived here with her family for a long time before moving to los angeles in 2005 hamburg is also where her career as a writer began. we 1st met for nearly a phone call in hamburg 12 years ago just after the publication of the 3rd volume of her in cart trilogy that was the series that launched her international career she's meanwhile written more than 70 books they've been translated into 50 languages and have sold more than 26000000 copies. in cart was turned into a hollywood film the chico produced another unusual experience for the author. recently she fulfilled a long che

the jihad the islamic state opponents but these people were intermingled with the civilians they had bass. and buildings which also house civilians were next to them it's a case of burying their head in the sand and not wanting to admit that both turkey and russia have helped at least to limit the human cost at least to many many hundreds of thousands of people i mean it is i think part of the underlying dilemma of the western states that they committed themselves so wholeheartedly to the fall of a sad that they turned a blind eye to who was fighting against him and so they have in the end said anybody who's against it is better than a. double standards but it's also turning a blind eye to these groups who have after all spawned threats to western europe because some of the supporters have carried out radical terrorist attacks in western europe to. up next artie's documentary shuttle explores the power and influence of corporate interests in the global legal system will back in 30 minutes with the latest. i actually don't think monopolies per se are the problem it's monopolistic access th

and for these 1st strikers that is the number one reason and bass player that signed it into the universe that they will not have children or have any more children because of time . but if we do kick out the cap and get to the dog what are the consequences for us. reaction almost going full green coming from you personally when it comes to climate change to. including teachers in england being equipped with body cameras much like the ones the police officers where find out more about the threats. the educators the. ball the world watches on as the corona virus outbreak spreads from china scientists say another novel virus has been discovered in brazil it's all online now without a dot com. on the way here the democrats look to put the shambles of iowa behind them as the party heads to new hampshire for the next round of selecting a candidate to run against donald trump it's our next story when we come back. same wrong. just don't. let me. get to shape out these days become active. and engaged because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground

world's richest man jeff bezos says he intends to spend $10000000000.00 to help fight climate change the bass those earth fund will provide grants to people and organizations that work on environmental issues last year his company amazon announced plans to switch to a new mobile energy sources by 2030. another doctor in china has died after contracting the new corona virus and will haunt the epicenter of the outbreak the doctors death comes as health officials in china publish details of a study into $70000.00 cases of the virus the report suggesting that the number of new infections is falling so far the virus has killed just over 2 percent of those infected with other people and those with existing conditions more likely to die but beijing warns that could change when people start returning to daily life. and now for the very latest i'm joined by simon clark he is an associate professor in cellular microbiology in reading in england thank you so much for joining us sir as we see there according to this study the number of new infections is declining does this need the worst is over. it coul

and the board of france's equivalent of the oscars quits on bass over director roman polanski sweeping the nominations despite still being wanted in the us for statutory rape we find out if the actions speak louder than our. figures are united artists and man season in doubt so he should assume the consequences of his actions i believe the story of polanski is ridiculous it's existed for 30 or 40 years don't they have anything to do except protest. their good afternoon just turn to peer on this saturday in moscow my name is kevin owen you're watching out international here for the next 30 minutes well welcome to you 1st and political disunity in the west is dominating this year's munich security conference ongoing this weekend where officials from around the world are tackling the biggest questions in international affairs now among those addressing the attendees this saturday with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh and also france's president mccrone fair few words came out there peter all of us across europe correspondent very in capital peter conflicting views them from eith

we spoke to the don family lawyer rod seek and keith bass he's a former chief executive of the u.k.'s immigration advisory service and we talked on really about the nature of british u.s. relations. there has been a special relationship between the 2 countries for a long long time and we all enjoy that relationship and are glad for it but there is really only one country that is behaving like an ally at the moment and that's the united kingdom because it complies with the extradition treaty. almost all the time at the moment the the way the treaty is written is that the united kingdom must extradite people to the united states when it's requested but the treaty reserves the americans right to have discretion so the americans may send somebody back to the united kingdom must i'm afraid the family feel that america is putting itself 1st and is trying to bully the united kingdom into ignoring this catastrophic collision which i didn't carry guns like we've moved into an era of hard pull rather than soft pull in dealing with the united states and that's partly the character of the presen

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given us historically and still gives us today i find whether it's drill jungle our you know double bass grime all these forms of music that we've innovated here in the u.k. . there's both this powerful revulsion and tara that we seem to enjoy and oh my gosh the young generation to losing their way to the metropolitan police is interested in july music this is the 1st time in recorded history. had a song banned and were banned from performing it so that's a worrying precedent prescribing certain forms of music and not others but also we're fascinated by black culture we who want to emulate and i think is this tension in britain that we love your reggae love your carnival and love everything about you but you think that you think you're going to drill minister for mayor of london for that lead me into a minister need to be building we've discussed it we've talked up a little bit another thing the great friend of mine in music pioneer carter was pointed out. you know black liberation figures are often global liberation figures because they say if you. a muslim suppose that hierarchy can li

so do you think the past like this on bass gigi honest you think that could be perhaps. somewhere down the line he is some kind of solution to the world's energy problems. in what you're trying to research now i think i'm just kind of thinking of possible applications of what you might discover. so our spacecraft is not designed to stop the fusion it's so it's our it's about the e environment of the sound that magngnetic fields this on a wednesday matter that isis. getting ejejed out of our star. but of course we you never know withh fundamenental research so when you would have up the case since the exhaust like.e. whehee discovered electricity to centuries ago. and more than that at that time you wouldn't have. even imagined. 1% orr even less of the apppplicationons toy so some day. everything we learned will always be up and i. yeah this is an area from the european space agency and- deputy project scientist of the solar orbiter mission thank you sir joining us from cape canaveral. over the in florida and thank you for bringing us. some more insight into this amazing

at the heart of the matter that the world health organization will hear it to france we full james bass and has more on the situation. it's the deadliest days so far in the province where the virus broke out. more than doubling the previous record set for monday. after tests proved unreliliable and toooolow to fight the epidemic. thehe provinces changed diagnosis methods. and is now considering ct scan results that revealed lung infections and patience history to confirmrm cases. new measures that means the number of those infected in who bay has sold by almost fifteen thousandnds in the province's capital lou hand centralization method has been implemented in hospitals inn a bid to contain the spread of the coronavirus she delighted young. which with electric specifically spepeaking there arare two aspects of the method lady. you have onlyly one isis to gather the patients especially those in serious conditions to gather them together for treatmement so you'u'll be you'll love then we will take advantage of our superior medical resource. to carry on trtrtment for them as well equipped

trying to give it a message around to the whole world that this can go on it can't go on any more lance bass has had the load on their shoulders for 5 years this these days when we have nothing against the refugees and migrants have shown their solidarity all this time but we are asking for a change to government policy that should lead to the equal distribution of refugees and migrants used to make them as this is the migrants should go when the racists simply the situation on the island is out of control 100 percent you can see for yourselves what's happening they're coming and they're not leaving open the borders so then go to silly ball garia germany. political analyst go to you believe that the fault lies with amnesty international and the european union who left greece alone to handle the crisis by going to the us where it was their national was during the decade of one suffering and the grab and go for human rights of the human group citizens i have a question whether they were they ask alan there is a group of people to put human rights at home migrants the islanders there are actual

bass i thank so much for inviting us here to the u.k. government it's trade websites and how does proudly the u.k. companies are going to benefit from your liberal economic system and growing u.k. trade links what is the scale of bilateral trade between britain and. well to to have you thank you for having me with you on trade i think we started from from a kind of modest but the potential as a high and we're trying to work towards and seeing this relationship and we think that there are opportunities in the lebanese market for u.k. companies as for other national companies so we're trying to work on that we have now a trade and boy prime minister as u.k. prime minister as trade and war who have been was been appointed the last july and we think that with her and with other pot months of course h m g we can work on identifying these or porch and a kind of one way though it's britain exporting to lebanon not much from lebanon over here it's not only exporting actually we're we're looking for a holistic comprehensive. trade and investment