matches with the parents that we found in congo and the kids that are in belgium. they are as i know now they are trying to close down the the investigation and go to trial with at least one of the responsibles a woman that's that lives in belgium. woman that has the belgian and congolese nationality and that was traveling around from belgium to congo and back with. a lot to do to move to arrange all these adoptions at least she will be on trial or death. that is the expectation and probably there will be a soul. find some other people in her. what will close by that might have given her help that's the legion legal thing the other thing is of course. the what will happen to the children they know for for a few years so that's another. procedure that's that's ongoing all right so it's just soon to say if the if the children will be returned to the democratic with their parents. yes it's too soon to say. at this moment it's very difficult of course you have the biological parents in congo that really want their children back and you have on the other side the parent

it wasjust and could have comprehensively beaten belgium. have comprehensively beaten belgium. it wasjust a lack of concentration and we did not enforce that, were not ruthless enough, if we want to be the best, thatis enough, if we want to be the best, that is what we have to do. and norway on tuesday, a chance for england to rectify things quite quickly, the team the beach so comprehensively in france in the quarterfinals. at the norway is better than belgium, so i think if you get them back on the train and get rid of those mistakes, and get a conference of wind. against belgium this evening, before norway on tuesday. dan evans. the new york skyline looks very different as the sunshine returned after a miserable wednesday of rain. mean the last two british hopefuls can finally get on court for the second round matches at the meadows. dan evans showed signs early on taking advantage of the sloppy form. the 25th seed had some of the moments is to eventually cost him the first set and another racket. the british number to give an impressive

in belgium the corks are popping in this time we're not talking about the famous belgian beer but about belgian bubbly the bulldozers are world champion bubbles and the former coal mining region of mom produces a luxurious drink. the song of the wind turbine lish on the old is a bubbly that can't be called champagne but it puts them all to shame. most have been blown out of all sort of more geared toward the fall so this is revenge for the last fall where the cloud or the french jury members called for several recounts that they just couldn't believe it but it's no joke the belgians won. i'm a change has led to the same conditions for great cultivation as in the french region of shop on the composition of the belgian soil is also the same. that all or not got a beautiful hillside location facing thout well it is real and the soil is written why poor stroke is particularly good for the shot on a grape allowing us a taste of the minerals of the 3rd nice you don't know there's a. belgian sparkling wines don't have century old wine cellars and barrels modern steel and the latest technology

or give you think that smaller belgium calls upon russia and the united states to engage in a productive dialogue in order to draw up initiatives with a view to strengthening the strategic stability and to resolutely reduce the nuclear arsenals including all kinds of weapons systems. it was a heated debate at the united nations security council now the united states has recently withdrawn from the i.n.f. treaty the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement and not only has the usa withdrawn from the treaty but the usa recently tested a missile that would have been a violation of that treaty had it still been in effect many are viewing this as an escalation of a potential new arms race between russia and the united states now when the representative of the united states spoke to the security council they accused russia of being responsible for the agreements demise this is the us representative here today because the russian federation preferred a world in which the united states continued to fulfill its i.n.f. treaty obligations while the russian federation did not we. denard of today

they are against belgium. remember, these will all be friendlies.don't have to go through qualifying. that is live on bbc two. it remains goalless with 20 minutes gone. history is on the line for side linfield right now. they're in action in azerbajan against qarabag — aiming to becomre the first northern irish team to reach the group stages of the europa league. the irish premiership champions started 3—2 up from the first leg — but it took just six minutes for qarabag to make it 3—3 on aggregate. jaime romero with finish. a few minutes ago, they sealed the win. for— three on aggregate, and linfield have just scored win. for— three on aggregate, and linfield havejust scored in win. for— three on aggregate, and linfield have just scored in the final few minutes. you linfield have just scored in the finalfew minutes. you can linfield have just scored in the final few minutes. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. celtic have kicked off against aik in sweden at 6 o clock with a 2—0 lead from the first leg of their europa league play off they l

and characters with live stories and secrets of their own beyond brutal is the new exhibition at belgium's royal museum of fine arts here computer animations bring the artist's peasant studies to life as minute details are blown up taking visitors back to the 16th century when europe was engulfed in religious wars. in the arctic even in the backgrounds of his paintings he lends detail to his figure is in composing his pictures he is able to leave the view as i saw the instance by painting some figures with their backs to the viewer and then on a full scale a few minutes in other navigation skills at san bruno painted the seasons he was the 1st who dared to page landscapes with snow. the originals are also here in brussels much smaller and very fragile. painted them more than 450 years ago on thin oak panels the scenes are bursting with life. life that the master observed here in brussels quarter with the artist lived got married worked and died. now a collective of street artists has brought him back to moscow with 14 murals featuring contemporary reinterpretations of his most famous works

it's been ferrari's day in belgium, as formula one returned from it's summer break.me in second practice for sunday's grand prix, with teammate sebastian vettel, second fastest. vettel had gone quickest in the first session. world champion lewis hamilton set the fourth fastest time. one more quick line — england 0di captain eoin morgan made 83 from 29 balls as middlesex chased a record breaking 227 with three overs to spare to beat somerset and reach the t20 blast quarterfinals. it's the highest successful run chase in domestic t20 history and the fourth highest of all time. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the deputy editor of the daily express, michael booker, and the chief executive of demos think tank, polly mackenzie. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads on what it says was an angry confrontation between the chancellor and the prime minister after one of sajid javid's closest aides the times

has started once for west ham this season, has not featured for scotland since a friendly loss to belgiumve clarke said the 31—year—old was "very keen" to resume playing after drifting out of the international picture scotland are fourth in their qualifying group with six points from four games. kyle edmund has been knocked out for the second straight year in the first round of the us open — beaten in five sets by spain's pablo andujar. playing in the same court 13 where he lost at this stage in 2018, edmund took the opening set against the unseeded spaniard. but andujar raised his game to take the next couple, and whilst the british number one took it to a decider, and led by a break, andujar prevailed 6—2 in that fifth set. earlier, defending champion naomi osaka battled from behind to beat russian 20—year—old anna blinkova 6—4, 6—7, 6—2 also in in the first round. the top seed will now face polish world number 53 magda linette in round two. wimbledon champion and fourth seed at flushing meadows simona halep is also through. she needed three sets though to make it past american nicole g

they play belgium here tomorrow night before heading over to face norway next week.g over to face norway next week. theirjourney in france ca ptu red next week. theirjourney in france captured the imagination of the nation. almost 12 million people watched that semifinal defeat to the usa. with their journey watched that semifinal defeat to the usa. with theirjourney didn't deliver was that elusive gold medal. today head coach phil neville said the lionesses really need to take it to the next level if they are to win that elusive first major tournament. we've got to be braver, tougher, and acce pt we've got to be braver, tougher, and accept that what we are doing at the moment isn't up to the level to win a gold medal, we have to push our bodies, football and tactics. for the next two years, if you are not shared that to put yourself beyond the limits we are already pushing out, you will not be going to an olympic games auto european championships and i think they are under no illusions now that every camp and every selection will matter. if they are not meeting the

great stuff belgium is celebrating the life and times of one of its most famous as the great man assaults office pizza boy brougham brawl ugle. is the 450th anniversary of his death in 1569 that's being honored because no one is quite sure when he was born a hall of brussels a set of raising the man who painted every day scenes of ordinary life when most else's were painting religious pictures or portraits. like a 1000000 puzzle pieces the paintings of peter breaux hope the elder are all about details with the multitude of motifs and characters with live stories and secrets of their own beyond brutal is the new exhibition at belgium's royal museum of fine arts here computer animations bring the artist's peasant studies to life as minute details are blown up taking visitors back to the 16th century when europe was engulfed in religious wars. in the arctic even in the backgrounds of his paintings he lends detail to his figure is in composing his pictures he is able to leave the view as i saw instance by painting some figures with their backs to the viewer and then on a full scale the feel o

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half a compass a holocaust survivor she and her jewish family went into hiding in belgium after they fled the nazis in their hometown of cologne. he did say he you know the idea of ever going to germany again as a tourist or at least her accompanying spark for my work was hard to grasp just in half a comes home and brussels is full of memories of the time when europe began to unite as an interpreter she witnessed the 1st brussels commission she's deeply concerned that some current nationalistic and populist of governments are questioning the idea of a united europe again but she has an explanation. well vesey poor poor miss most and then populism which i don't call it populism but nationalism is on the rise again everywhere in belgium but also in holland and france everywhere and now we don't know how to come out with the idea of europe again this one called come and why is nationalism on the rise again. version the 3rd because we were probably too idealistic we didn't make it clear enough to people how hard it is to give up something you have less money that. 1st up president of all

one of the reasons why the practice is banned in several countries but the new law in a region of belgium has stirred controversy among the country's jewish and muslim communities to have the government interfere in this way is damaging to the reputation of the jewish people as a community it implies that we as a group are irresponsible with the world of animals and need government supervision which is of course a very negative view of us or we spoke with slovenian floss 1st level who shared his thoughts on the upcoming ban in belgium. i don't think it is necessarily let me say this. we should never forget that day in your our own the fruit of. the let's call it right we call it but they find a candidate they could just take that both sides again if you're a side and a muslim psych are affected i claimed that lunatic utterly summerfest limits and you know. if you've got become buckling real fundamental if you see them immediately it's never just let the friend go close exist. explode when they think go trust exists in the same country when they came back. in germany a syrian asylum seeker

in belgium belgium regions proposed bans on alan kosher slaughter is set to come into force next month the move those test of the right type balance in e.u. legislation which we animal welfare and religious freedom. kosher slaughter requires animals to be alive and healthy killed by having their necks cut pretty stunning is not widely used which is one of the reasons why the practice is banned in several e.u. countries and the new law in a region of belgium there has that controversy among the country's jewish and muslim communities. to have the government interfere in this way is damaging to the reputation of the jewish people as a community it implies that we as a group are irresponsible with the welfare of animals and need government supervision which is of course. a very negative view of what we're joined live by civilian philosophers level as usual thanks for joining us in the program today. britain's suppose these sorts of questions really put officials in a bit of an awkward position don't they sing animal welfare and religious freedom which a lot of european states pride themse

let's take a look has a look at how belgium rescued many children from squalid kaun in northern syria. children absolutely exhausted starving sick injured children of a war not of their making. and they're stranded here in no man's land with the kurds in northern syria. the refugee camp meant 410000 people now shelters 73000 because no one wants them these people might belong to i am. but heidi to power of the belgian children's protection center child focus says that's no excuse for the terrible situation at the camp the guards are very clear that they do not have enough resources to take care of all these international foreign women and children who at a certain point were members of. isis so that's very clear they also feel that the international. coalition is leaving them a little be a little behind. after much debate the belgian government decided to send a small group of experts to syria. among them is heidi to power. her assignment to find belgian children in syria to build report with them and then bring them back to their home country. in the end it's 6 out of nearly 50 child

and they were in the train across belgium. northern belgium, actually. the train was stopped by belgian resistance fighters who had blown up the railroad or a bridge. i don't know what exactly. but they stopped the train and there was a battle and in the confusion, the germans released the 900 prisoners. and my father walked back from northern belgium to paris. that's a 200-mile trek. 300 kilometers, more or less. and he arrived in the morning of rosh hashanah which is the jewish new year. my mother was already dressing me to go to synagogue for the first time since we had been liberated. >> and here's your father. >> and there was a knock on the door. this time it was a good one. it was my father who came back, and so our nuclear family was spared, survived, but as i said, my grandmother was killed, an uncle, an aunt and cousins, plus my mother and my father lost some cousins who were deported, who were sent to the camps. >> what kind of shape was your father in when he got back? >> he was in terrible shape. you can imagine. first of all, he had this te

he's training with a youth team at his former club anderlecht in belgium, with inter milan and juventuson the striker. you can follow other transfer news as it happens over the next 2a hours on the bbc website. the live text service and the latest from a bit coming from everton for alex iwobi. a bid that has been rejected. the former arsenal captain laurent kocielny has angered many of the club's fans and former players, who have called him disrespectful following his departure for bordeaux. koscielny signed for the french side yesterday and this is how the club announced the news on twitter, with the former france international taking off his arsenal shirt to reveal a bordeaux one. and this is what arsenal legend ian wright thought about that — he thinks koscielny should be ashamed of how he's treated a club who've looked after him for almost a decade. remember the frenchman refused to go on a pre—season tour to the us as he forced a move. jofra archer's given england a big boost ahead of the second ashes test at lords next week. he looks to have recovered from a side strain that saw h

they're reporting on the death of antoine hubert, who has died at the age of 22. who has died in belgiumtoday. the american driver, one man well, is said to be ina driver, one man well, is said to be in a stable condition at the moment. the one driver who was taken to hospital. the f1 race is tomorrow, the first after the summer break. ferrari look to have recharged their batteries. sharl leclair and sebastian vettel will start the belgian grand prix on the front row. nick parrott reports. after a summer holiday, you might want to ease yourself back into work. no such luck for mercedes. they had a race against time to repair lewes hamilton's car for qualifying, following his crash in final practise. rather helpfully, the mercedes engine in robert's williams car came to their rescue. by ruining the polish driver's day, it made hamilton's. a ten minute delay to proceedings followed, enough to allow the world champion to join the action. hamilton has claimed pole more times than anyone else, but despite his experience, he couldn't catch the ferraris of sebastian fedele. the 21—year—old from

we'll speak to our reporter in belgium.even results in the premier league. we'll get all the reaction to manchester city's big win in a moment, but ole gunnar solskjaer was ruing a number of missed chances, as they slipped up at southampton. saints played the last 20 minutes with ten men but held on for a 1—1 draw. michael redford reports. just three games into the premier league season, southhampton and manchester united are still looking for a bit of rhythm. southhampton‘s new moves are coming from an old face. he was sent on loan to spain last season, he nearly gave the home side the perfect start. united on the other hand, have a new favourite in their ranks. danieljames, showing off his twinkle toes. that's three goals in four games. southhampton did draw level through an unlikely source, it's been over a year since yannick joined the club. that was his first goal. it would be another first for one of his team—mates, although not one to remember. a late challenge from a second yellow card, and an early end for kevin. u

the country's far east the infernos having golf nearly 30000 square kilometers an area the size of belgium experts say the plays this were caused by thunderstorms during abnormally high temperatures and were later spread by strong winds. italy has allowed more than 100 migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship that had been docked in sicily for 5 days the move follows a deal with 5 european countries to take in the migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean a week ago several people were evacuated earlier on humanitarian grounds. the african union's mediator for sudan has condemned the killing of 4 student opposition protesters earlier this week and called for a speedy trial for those responsible demonstrators took to the streets of the city of by eat on wednesday where the students were killed they blame paramilitaries of the rapid support forces. the answer from germany no we will not be a part of a u.s. led naval mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz an act of defiance that reveals more weakness than stream america's reliance on germany is suddenly not what it us

belgium, too, has a problematic legacy.he famous royal museum for central africa, just osiside brbrusse, rececent reopenene after unundergoing an n extene makeovover. was l lonoverdue.. the museum features a magnificent collection of artifacts, but it was long criticized for being an exhibitionon of colonial propopaganda. now it reflects the african point of view and highlights the atrocities of belgium's colonial past. the museum's director-general is not ruling out r returning artitifacts to afrfrica. guido: obviously i agree with president macron when he says that it's not normal that 80% of the african cultural heritage is in europe. so we have to open the debate. i mean, clearly the moral owners of these objects are the african countries themselves and it's their historory, it's their culture, it's their identity, so we need to ensure access to it. but let's take things step by step and not fall into the trap of saying that all of the 125,000 objects from tervuren should return to congo, i don't think that anybody's as

although they took place on thursdays for belgium for whatever reason. the students put climate change on the political agenda again. in practical terms, nothing has happened yet. the europeanan union was not abe to agree on additional measures to protect the climate. the new commission president promised to table a new law by the end of the year. the fridays for future protests are set to continue after the summer break. phil: vladimir putin became russia's prime minister, singled out by post-soviet leader boris yeltsin. he was a relative unknown. no one had any idea how he would change the country's constitution to cement his grip on the country. during his first presidency, russia's economy grew for eight years and putin won public support by cracking down on separatists in chechnya. he went on to win a series of election victories. in 2014 he received international condemnation when russia seized ukrainian territory of crimea. since then the russian economy has been squeezed by sanctions and oil prices. relations with the united states are tense. bot

the country's far east the infernos having golf nearly 30000 square kilometers an area the size of belgium experts say the places were caused by thunderstorms during abnormally high temperatures and were later spread by strong winds. italy has allowed more than 100 migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship that had been docked in sicily for 5 days the move follows a deal with 5 european countries to take in the migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean a week ago several people were evacuated earlier on humanitarian grounds. the african union's mediator for sudan has condemned the killing of 4 student opposition protesters earlier this week and called for a speedy trial for those responsible demonstrators took to the streets of the city of by eat on wednesday where the students were killed they blame paramilitaries of the rapid support forces. as expected the u.s. federal reserve cut interest rates believes many scratching their heads if the u.s. economy is strong why the need for even cheaper money. also on the show no breakthrough no progress no deal the 12th round of u.s. chi

the other pool is still wide open between belgium, spain and the netherlands.who'll be a home favourite when climbing makes its debut in tokyo. hee's punched his ticket to the games after claiming gold in the mens combined final at the world climbing championships in japan. he got off to a good start, finishing second in the speed discipline, his weakest among the three disciplines that makeup the combined event — before taking control with a dominant performance in bouldering. someone else who'll be feeling confident of a podium place at next summer's games — britain's shauna coxsey. she finished third in the combined section of the world championships and from tokyo she's been telling bbc radio 5 live's clare mcdonnell she can't wait for her sport to make its debut at the olympics. our sport is going to be great to showcase at the olympics. i think more people should try climbing. i have found such passion in it, and the more people who try climbing the better, in my opinion, so i can't wait for it to be on the olympic stage. our sport is going to be there. a

the country's far east the infernos having golf nearly 30000 square kilometers an area the size of belgium experts say the places were caused by thunderstorms during abnormally high temperatures and were later spread by strong winds. italy has allowed more than 100 migrants to disembark from a coast guard ship that had been docked in sicily for 5 days the move follows a deal with 5 european countries to take in the migrants who were rescued from the mediterranean a week ago several people were evacuated earlier on humanitarian grounds. north korea's official news agency says leader kim jong un supervised the 1st test firing of a new multiple rocket launcher system wednesday and that could enhance its ability to strike targets in south korea britain germany and france have asked the u.n. security council to hold a closed door session on north korea's latest missile launches on thursday week. the answer from germany no we will not be a part of a u.s. led naval mission to protect shipping in the strait of hormuz an act of defiance that reveals more weakness than stream america's reliance on g

he has so much support everywhere, particularly in belgium.nd can come with a note new team—mate. form as well and can come with a note new team-mate. quite a lot of movement over the summer. lewis hamilton, 62 points ahead of anybody else in the championship. that robot as estimate can pick confirmed for next year. —— bought as. is it uninspired to stick with him or is it what they need to do can to ensure lewis hamilton stays happy? both. because he hasn't provided the challenge his previous team—mate had lewis hamilton will be in again. they are not taking points off each other. so i can understand it. we are meant to be doing a preview, who do you think will win this weekend? i think ferrari will get off the mark. haven't won, but vettel won last year. it has been a year since his last win, i think he will do it. let's wait and see what happens. build—up across all bbc platforms. england defender lucy bronze has been giving us her reaction to being named uefa's women's player of the year. she said she was ecstatic and humbled to receive th

that's the 1st time germany has agreed to accept times from 6 other countries including from spain belgium have already done so called in a 100 children of german parents are still left. political correspondent it will have no clue kroft can tell us more about today's decision welcome but when and why is this happening now. well 1st it should be said this very complicated situation involving potentially many children many families that have been caught up in i-s. fighting over the years from people in their families going to the region in syria and iraq to fight for i asked now this particular case deals with 4 children all under the age of $101.00 even is younger than 10 months who's also suffering from serious brain injury now the german authorities agreed to take these children it seems after a berlin court a few weeks ago ruled that these children must be taken back this is after months of the german government dragging their feet in trying to figure out exactly what to do with kids who have some sort of legal right to return to germany these children are said to be going to northern i

take one published the summer by a university in belgium which found the eu would lose 1.2 millionjobsnd the eu would lose 1.2 million jobs in the uk about which found the eu would lose 1.2 millionjobs in the uk about half which found the eu would lose 1.2 million jobs in the uk about half a million. another eu number is bigger but the eu is bigger, so as a percentage, it's actually smaller. the uk is also pledging to eliminate most of the import taxes on goods coming into the uk. known as tariffs. that means european forums — firms during have to about the overnight becoming more expensive. the same is not true in the other direction. the eu thinks it's prepared. it has passed european by that agitation that will apply for a temporary period in sectors that are really cares about, like aviation, road knowledge and some financial services. in other countries that will be particularly affected because they have a very close trading relationship with the uk, france, belgium, and the netherlands, and ireland, have spent money on new facilities and hired hundreds and hundreds of new custom

countries but the jewish and muslim communities are unhappy including in belgium. everyone will just do it at home or in some corner hidden from view i don't think that's what they want to achieve i think that the bans have more to do with 2 legged animals than with 4 legged ones if there is one positive thing that comes out of this latest attempt to curtail religious freedom it's the bringing closer together of jewish and muslim communities where we spoke with the civilian for most of us about the issues that have been raised. i don't think it is necessarily let me say this. we should never forget they bury him you are only on the fruit of. let's call it right we call it but they find a candidate they could just take that both sides again is a good side and the muslim side effect that i claim big lunatic outright summerfest limits and you know. if you've got big trouble buckling real fundamental if you see them immediately it's never just let differ and go close exist. explode when they think exist in the same country when they impact. the colombian authorities ha

us we spoke with slovenian philosopher slabber asia couchette his thoughts on the upcoming ban in belgium. i don't think it is necessarily let it. go we should never forget they believe in your own rule of. election only right. but they find the kind of break you could just take that. again. our effect i claim big. leaps and you know. if you've got big buck in rio fundamentally immediately it's never just let it go close. up but explode when it. exists in the same. degree when they embed. in germany a syrian asylum seeker has been found guilty of manslaughter in a killing that sparked race riots in the city of kennett's last year the man was sentenced to 9 and a half years in jail and european correspondent peter out of reports. a 23 year old syrian asylum applicant has been sentenced to 9 and a half years by a court in dresden for the month slaughter of the 35 year old man daniel healy who was stabbed to death in cam that last year now it's understood that the main suspect in the killing a 22 year old iraqi national has not been found by police yet it's understood he may well have fled t

in europe and especially in belgium the fridays for the future protests attracted shoes. although they took place on thursdays in belgium for whatever reason the students managed to put climate change on the political agenda again. although in practical terms nothing has happened did the european union was not able to agree on additional measures to protect the climate the new e.u. commission president phoned the line promised to table the new law by the end of the year the fridays for future protests are set to continue after the summer break . it was 20 years ago today that russian president vladimir putin came to power at the time he was a relatively unknown figure he was singled out by post leader boris yeltsin no one knew back then he would have an iron grip on the country for the next 2 decades for public support by cracking down on separatists in chechnya and during his 1st presidency the economy grew for 8 straight here playing on his hard man image he won a series of election victories his current term runs for another 5 years and 2014 he was widely condemned int

countries the new law in a region of belgium though has 3rd controversy among the country's jewish and muslim communities to have the government interfere in this we is damaging to the reputation of the jewish people as a community it implies that we as a group are responsible with the welfare of animals and need government supervision which is of course a very negative view of us and we spoke with slovenian philosopher who shared his thoughts on the upcoming ban in belgium. i don't think it is necessarily less because they see. we should never forget that dead heat in your arm. that the fruit of. let's call it right we think ecology but they find a candidate think just the fact that both sides gate is a good side and the masculine side effect that i claim but look the qatari summerfest links and you know. if you don't become muslim fundamentalists you see them immediately it's never just let defend cutlass exist. explode when they think exist in the same country when bait him back then examine shows i don't know i just a few moments timers and a lot could be with you in 30 minutes to

negative view of us and we spoke with slovenian philosopher who shared his thoughts on that coming in belgium. i don't think it is necessarily let me say this legally we should never forget that there is in your our own rule of. let's call it right we call it but they find a candidate they could just take that both sides again is there a side and the muslim side effect that i claimed that lunatic utterly summerfest limits and you know. if you've got big chunks buckling fundamentalists you see them immediately internet i just let differ and go close. explode when they think god exists in the same god. when they came back. in germany a syrian asylum seekers been found guilty of manslaughter in a killing that sparked riots riots in the city of chemists last year a man was sentenced not a half years in jail european correspondent space all of the reports. a 23 year old syrian asylum applicant has been sentenced to 9 and a half years by a court in dresden for the month slaughter of the 35 year old man daniel healy who was stabbed to death in chemists last year now it's understood that the main sus

in europe and especially in belgium the fridays for the future protests attracted shoes. although they took place on thursdays in belgium for whatever reason the students managed to put climate change on the political agenda again although in practical terms nothing. has happened yet the european union was not able to agree on additional measures to protect the climate the new e.u. commission president founder line promised to table a new law by the end of the year the fridays for future protests are said to continue after the summer break. and really good ending with reports that 20 years ago today vladimir putin became russia's prime minister singled out by post soviet leader boris yeltsin the young putin was a relative unknown and no one back then had any idea how he would change the country's constitution to suit his own purpose and cement his grip on the country for the next 2 decades during his 1st presidency russia's economy grew for 8 years in a row and putin won public support by cracking down on separatists in chechnya playing on this hard man in the she went on

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rita is that they are just so huge by some estimates this fire is burning on an area of the size of belgium and the other problem is that the areas are so hard to reach many of them are uninhabited many of them are very remote and firefighters say they just are too hard to reach to be able to put out the fire and we also hear in this piece in some areas another tool happy with the government and regional authorities handling of the situation what are they saying. that's right well last week hundreds of cities across the region were choked by smoke and people were sharing images on social media of kind of smoke and smog and how they couldn't see of their problems breathing there's also a petition circulating online which has garnered over a 1000000 signatures right now which is calling for a state of emergency to be called across the entire region where the fires are raging and not just across a few regions which is currently the case now there is some debate about wildfires forest fires in general not just in russia but internationally and here in russia as well these fires rage every year