today i'll make a case from belgium. i'm going to tell you why the words are set to me right things up. this time, routes so 1st reason wisely. these numbers 34 to one coach referred to martinez, introduced insists when to join belgium in 2016. the 34 to one margin is my previous name in football. but he knew that his team to the final, in russia, where his side suffered on what he did to eventual when it's france in the studies going out one. now thanks to the 34 to one, 5th, belgium, better than the 4th 231. they played on the previous coach, mark bennett was working as one claimed tactically, i've never lost the match. okay. and he told his players, you are not the star, but it's the team. yes, a group of kellen said individuals have flourished into a true team. thanks to the right system, you can sense how close the players are with one another. everything runs like clockwork. even when upon turn off the pressure, belgium is much more flexible these days and can switch to a poor man backline just like in the 2018 qua

and this is the stress and also the euros belgium. just be proud of french fries, cartoons here, but also the national team because they are definitely going to make the guys i max and i'm a long suffering england support. my 3 lines have been installed as the favorites for the upcoming years and of the life of germany, france and belgium. even though they haven't won a major trophy since 966, they flocked and slapped their way through last 55 years. i'm still, they have a lot going for them. now. 5 things to be exact. here's my case for why the bookies might just be right. at the center of england's recent revival. it's coach our south gate, and it's not just his work on the pitch, which has transformed the teams. he's changed the team culture building a cohesive unit. and unlike his predecessors, he's picking plays from big and small clubs alike based not just on form, but also compatibility feels like that's not as big generational gap as i was under hudson or capella. southgate focused on open communication and emotional intellige

and also the euro's belgium. just be proud of french fries, cartoons here, but also the national team, because today are definitely going to make the hi guys, i'm much and i'm a long suffering england support. my 3 lines have been installed at the favorites for the upcoming years and of the likes of germany, france, and belgium. even though they haven't won a major trophy since 966. they flocked in flap their way to the last 55 years and still they have a lot going for them. now, 5 things to be exact. here's my case for why the bookies might just be right at the center of england's recent revival. it's coach gower southgate, and it's not just his work on the page which has transformed the teams. he's changed the team culture building a cohesive unit. and unlike his predecessors, he's picking players from big and small clubs alike based not just on form, but also compatibility feels like that's not as big. generational gap as i was under hudson for compello. southgate focused on open communication and emotional in

hi, everyone's camilla here today, only a case belgium. i'm going to tell you why these words are set to me right. things up this time around. the 1st reason lies in these numbers. 34 to one. coach roberto martinez introduce insists when controlling belgium in 2016, the 34 to one. march might be the biggest name is football. but he knew that his team to the final in russia, where his 5 suffered unlucky excuse to venture when his france in the family's going out one know 2 of the 342-1000 is better than the poor. 231, they played on the previous coach. mark martinez once claimed tactically, i've never lost the match. okay. and he told his players, you are not the star, but it's the king. yes, a group of kellen shed individuals have flourished into a pool team. thanks to the right system, the can sense how close the play is with one another. everything runs like clockwork. even when upon the turn of the pressure, belgium is much more flexible these days and can switch to a 4 men back line just like in the 2018 quarter finals when they beat t

no one has scores more goals for belgium than this nearly total number 9. but the most critical puzzle piece is kevin to point, just look at what he's done from interested in the champions please. the things that i think is the best fit in the well the can pull and dictates the game equally strong with both feet to can tackle to finish and his passing the wine. it was the difference maker in the euros class. i would like to introduce you to a peca. he'll be turning 19 just before the tournament, but he packed expiry punch and could be the correct one. because let me tell you the right wing that it's the best to read, let think better than i mean they just looked at this is this ready to is 9. so listen up. belgium has the strongest team of all time, along with important life experiences to ah, and young and young cut off. we're 60 all go where old parent tongue and, and master charlie were just 15 and 8. and how was a tentative 14 years old when they left their whole and most of thousands national team were playing and do all by the twenty's. they had all f

we're here in belgium and we are safe and sound. and of course all that changed after the war began in september 1939 the following spring in fact in may 1940 germany attack belgium and at that point your father was arrested. tell us what you remember about your family about your father's arrest and your family's response to his arrest and how that led to your remarkable journey to to friends. well on the 10th of may when belgium was attacked my father decided to go to work and see to it that is employees get paid. he was arrested by the belgian authorities when they had an identity check and he pulled out the german passport. he was of course immediately suspected of being a german paratrooper or a fifth columnist and we were able to locate him about three days later. he was in detention and my father said to my mother look take peter and your mother my grandmother my mother's mother who was also in brussels at the time get out of here. you don't want to get caught between two armies. you have the germans coming from the east and y

or as i mentioned, my father has a company had an office in belgium. so he was immediately employed had no problem with that and rumors of an impending war were already circulating throughout europe at that time and my parents were very happy to be in belgium in a safe and neutral country. that wouldn't be involved in the war and despite the fact that we know we're living in a small furnished apartment after leaving all our possessions back in vietnam, at least the family was together. and the thing this winter when quite well when what the war started in september of 1939 again, my parents felt well, we have nothing to worry about. we're here in belgium and we are safe and sound and of course all that changed after the war began in september 1939 the following spring in fact in may 1940 germany attacked. and at that point your father was arrested. tell us what you remember about your family about your father's arrest and your family's response to his arrest and how that led to your remarkable journey to to friends. well on the 10th of may when the bel

germany has withdrawn from belgium has renounced its conquests and belgium and france. we have shown that militarism failed edward gray writing after the war said that that that was an argument. that would have worked. that was an argument. that would have worked with the british people. and if the germans had restored belgium internally, the british recognized belgium was the issue that held together the british forever. france france had been invaded so what france needed above all is that the german invader leaves france? that france had defended herself. now france wanted more what an ideally france wanted more france wanted to get back the alsace lorraine territory that had lost in 1871 but that would have required a german defeat, but you know what batman and brian or secretly trying to cut a deal on al's awesome lorraine in the winter of 1617. so even on that. the point is they could of all had their narrative of we fought for self-defense and we succeeded. they all would have been scarred and bitter. there still would have been lots of lingering resentments and

hi everyone. camilla here today i'll make a case from belgium. i'm going to tell you why these favorites are set to the right things up. this time round. so 1st reason lightly these numbers 34 to one coach roberto martinez introduced him to join belgium in 2016. the free $4.00 to $1.00. marchness might not be the previous name and football, but he knew that his team to the final in russia, where his 5 suffered unlucky to venture windows, france in the sun, going out one. no, thanks to that please. the 34212 belgium. better than the 4231. they played on the previous coach. mark martinez once claimed tactically, i've never lost a match. okay. and he's hold his players. you are not the star, but it's the team. yes. a group of kellen chad individuals have flourished into a true chain. thanks to the right system. you can sense how close the play. it's all with one another. everything runs like clockwork. even when upon the turn of the pressure, belgium is much more flexibility. it's dave and can switch to a poor man backline just like in the 2018 quar

hi everyone, camilla here today, only case pulled belgium. i'm going to tell you why the state of words to me right things up. this time around. the 1st reason lightly these numbers 34 to one coach football to martinez introduced insists to join delton in 2016. the 24 to 1 march in might not be the previous name and football, but he knew that his team to the final in russia, where his 5 suffered unlucky due to eventual witness. france in the family is going out one now saying that the 34 to 150 belgians to better than the 4th 231 they played on the previous coach. mark martinez once claimed tactically as never lost the match. ok. and he told his players, you are not the star, but it's the king. yes, a group of kellen said individuals have flourished into a true team. thanks to the right system, the can fans how close the players out with one another. everything runs like clockwork. even when upon the turn of the pressure is much more flexible these days and can switch to a poor man backline just like in the 2018 quarter finals when they beat

bank you, wendeltrio, in belgium, thank you. -- thank| in belgium, thank you. —— thank you.arussian airlines and have told eu carriers not to fly over belarus, after a flight within the bloc was diverted to minsk and a journalist arrested. so where does this leave the aviation industry? joining me now isjohn grant, director of oag. that is an information provider. john, thank you very much forjoining me. now this is a tricky one, isn't it? now this is a tricky one, isn't it? is this the right line for the eu to have taken? good morning. iam good morning. i am surprised they have been as tough and quick to move, quite frankly. yes, i think they do have the right approach, it will be more damaging for the belarus ian airline and for european carriers, it is quite practical to take that route in if they are heading to asia orjapan, over russia, they can route through some well such as lithuania or even further north like finland. so it will be impactful, but at the moment, the belarus airline only have 40 the belarus airline only have a0 fights also to western europe, but it wi

'd 'd have countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called simpson in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for good was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know during the industrial revolution 'd. what would it mean to take responsibility i guess in a political sense where there's a conversation about reparations which are completely on board with i don't see why black communities shouldn't receive money for for. you know the things that create a system that still places him at the bottom i think there needs to be a level of honesty and i think it does st

all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. ringback you have countries like belgium justifying you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called center in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for good was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know during the industrial revolution. what would it take responsibility i guess in a political sense where there's a conversation about reparation

'd how did countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called 10000 in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for god it was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know in the industrial revolution. what would it take responsibility i guess the political sense where there's a conversation about reparations which i'm completely on board with i don't see why black communities shouldn't receive money for for. you know the things that create a system that still places that i'm at the bottom i think there needs to be a level of honesty and i think it does start with te

all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. ringback 'd you have countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called center in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for good was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know during the industrial revolution ringback. what would it take responsibility i guess in a political sense where there's a conversation about r

ringback how did countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what i found in belgium was was found in a book called center in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for god it was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know during the industrial revolution . what would it take responsibility i guess the political sense where there's a conversation about reparations which i'm completely on board with i don't see why black communities shouldn't receive money for for. you know the things that create a system that still places at the bottom i think there needs to be a level of honesty and i think it does sta

'd you have countries like belgium justifying you know treating people in such inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about found in belgium was was finding a book called 10000 in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism was a kind of force for god it was a benevolent force that was providing infrastructure for these these lazy or inept africans when of course the real reason they were in belgium was because they were exploits in the ivory and the robot you know during the industrial revolution 'd. what would it take responsibility i guess in a political sense where there's a conversation about reparations which i'm completely on board with i don't see why black communities shouldn't receive money for for. you know the things that create a system that still places him at the bottom i think there needs to be a level of honesty and i think it does start with t

jimmy head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right to it from belgium from prawns from him learn from czech republic they come here taking it we were a case. just to feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno who did basically the same as many other countries we did it sounds like a different way we're all trying to do things we don't have strived maybe a bit more than novices to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to throw stones but technology different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden compare very much more true belgium australia even germany and sweden these them on the $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality seen europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not requi

patrice was elected premier, he demanded immediate withdraw of belgium troops.tern riots resulted in which the soldiers participated in attacks on european settlers, forcing them to evacuate. the premier of province supported by belgian troops remaining in his province declared secession from the congolese government. the united states secretary general flew when they appealed for russian aid. he persuaded the belgians to withdraw. the president ousted him from the premiership and expelled communist ambassadors from the congo. countries supporting him faced the problem of preventing russian interference while refraining from unduly influencing the congo's internal affairs. the united states provided leadership against russian aggression which underlay worlds tensions. those tensions were heightened when russian's premier, joseph stalin died under mysterious circumstances in 1953. the new leader announced russia had the hydrogen bomb before the conference scheduled for 1955. at the conference, khrushchev represented russia. president eisenhower voiced hopes of im

from france and belgium arrived on sunday but the needs are just so great with cases rising as much as they are that people are still dying before that aid can reach them in delhi and beyond both because of a shortage of hospital beds but also oxygen on saturday 12 patients died in hospital including one of the hospitals doctors because the oxygen brad out and the delivery was made focused on which is also seen a worrying rise in infections has received a 1000000 coronavirus vaccine doses from china a part of a set of 17000000 doses purchased from 3 chinese companies the delivery supplements the astra zeneca vaccines being delivered through the kovacs program for poor nations office on his inoculated just over 2000000 people out of a population of 220000000 kemal haida is in islamic law. don has received another $1000000.19 rackin from china most of the rack. are donation or a gift from the chinese government gets done however. recognition from china which will likely next month and it also going to be producing a vaccine which i need. on the border david. on is concerned that it made

i mean, maybe this is just belgium's slow plan to take over the world. everyone is like, "oh, it's just seven feet. let them have it." and then a year later it's another seven feet and then another seven feet. and one day, we'll be like, "was tokyo always part of belgium? feels like it wasn't. and, finally, this sunday is mother's day, when americans celebrate their moms with flowers and breakfast in bed-- which, by the way, i never really understood. i don't get why people like breakfast in bed. "it is just so magical to lie here and eat in the place i've been farting for eight hours! and then i'm going to go back to sleep in the place i ate." look, the point is it's a special day. and for more, let's talk to our senior mom correspondent, desi lydic. happy mother's day to you, desi. and let me just say, i think it's one holiday that should be every day. >> that's kind of dumb, trevor. you can't have mother's day every day. 9 world would run out of roses and gift cards for massages that don't include the tip >> trevor: yeah, i know, it was just the senti

it is only available to women in a relationship with a man, so isabel signed up with a clinic in belgiumthe travel and treatment because 5000 -- cost 5000 euros. >> [speaking in french] reporter: isabel talks openly with charlotte about how she came into the world. >> [speaking in french] >> [speaking in french] reporter: we meet another solo mom, isabel, and 100% open with her two-year-old daughter. she has made a photo album going through each step of her treatment in pregnancy. >> -- and pregnancy. >> [speaking in french] reporter: for the 42-year-old, becoming pregnant with complex and expensive, costing her 15,000 euros. she underwent treatment in spain, in which a donor egg was fertilized with donors firm. double donation costs more money . >> [speaking in french] reporter: isabel decided to go through a second round of ivf,fr using the egg and spring from the same donors. she is three months pregnant with a little brother or little sister. >> [speaking in french] >> [speaking in french] reporter: both her children will grow up without a dad. >> [speaking in french] reporter: in sp

. ♪♪ ♪♪ in the dark spring of 1940, german armored divisions were crashing through harlem and belgiumy lay ahead. and the biggest challenge in colonel eisenhower's life was to aid in that preparation. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> late in 1940, he was made chief of staff where his staff brought him assignment as chief of staff of the 9th corps. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in the summer of 1941 colonel eisenhower became chief of staff to general walter krueger whose newly organized third army was preparing to participate in the most realistic war maneuvers yet held by american troops. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> in these maneuvers over the louisiana countryside as america fought to train its growing army of citizen soldiers, eisenhower's task was to work out a plan of defense against an invading, mechanized force. [ shots fired ] ♪♪ ♪♪ >> soon after the maneuvers were over, eisenhower was promoted to brigadier general and within a matter of days came the bombing of pearl harbor. ♪♪ [ explosion ] >> from almost this moment on the fate of the nation and the fate of general dwight d. eisenhower would be inextricably bound together. call to washin

jimmy head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right to it from belgium from prawns from him learn from czech republic they come here taking it we were occasion. just to feel the freedom of the architect of this model state epidemiologist understand now we did basically the same as many other countries we do things in a slightly different way what we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than others says to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to throw stones but technically different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flyers sweden compare very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden this the moment 5 to 10 countries for at least excess mortality seen in europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not

waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right what tourists from belgium from crawls from him learn from czech republic they come we're taking you we were a case you. just feel the freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist understand now we did basically the same as many other countries we did it sounds like a different way what we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than not a system to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to close the technology different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they are they all flyers sweden. compare very much more true belgium or stray even germany and sweden is among the $5.00 to $10.00 countries with least excess mortality is europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand mel doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not requ

correspondent joins us now from brussels belgium what reason has the e.u. given for not renewing its order for the vaccine. basically it is a lack of trust into the management of us as a. t.v. but it told the french commissioner who is responsible for the vaccination campaign said there is no rely the plan tabled passed the senate to how to deliver the doses the u.n. has already ordered for this year you have to keep in mind that only one 3rd of the dozers that. actually delivered to the customer is so that's why the use of looking for a target is but it is a business decision it's not about the medical. conditions still believed to be an effective vaccine the european medication agency says says any cut is reliable and safe so it's about business and trust in business ok you say it's a business decision there's also the medical aspect and of course then there's politics health politicized is this whole debate surrounding astra zeneca. well that's as a go of cause problems in the beginning of the compay in the you has taken the company to call it and if you

de bruyne was named in the belgium squad for euro 2020, with his country's first game onjune 12 againsthe good bv year he difficult for him to make it to the championships. the way that he's reacted, the way that he is treating its, we are feeling confident that we will get a clearer picture over the next seven days. morecambe will be playing league one football next season. the shrimps beat newport county 1—0 in the league 2 play—off final at wembley this afternoon to reach the third tier for the first time in their history. getting there wasn't easy though, they needed this penalty, in the second half of extra time, from carlos mendes gomes to seal it. much to the delight of theirfans in london. ecstasy for morecambe who finished five points in front of newport despite losing to the exiles home and away and that's all the sport for now. for me and the rest of the sport team, bye—bye. hello again. bank holiday monday was the hottest day of the year so far. i would say "no complaints", but may was a complete wash—out — the wettest on record in wales, the fourth wettest for the uk, and i

when i was in belgium i met women as young as 29 who had been approved to die because of their history of depression. and i guess my impulse was maybe i'm just falling into the trap if the patient tries hard enough they can get better. i don't know really where i fall on this. i will say it's not that easy to draw a line if we are looking at what makes him ineligible but already lots of people participate in assisted death because people get cancer in people with obsessive compulsive disorder get heart disease and may qualify to die and outweigh. already it falls into the quayshaun. did you change your mind about this at all? >> i'm anxious about how patients will be evaluated. i've been going to europe where this is already legal. i just saw, i saw the possibilities for problems that i hadn't anticipated. in the country you see a divide in psychiatry and for psychiatrists who think it's right and some who don't do what you have is doctor shopping until they find one of several physicians who will say yes and you have cited crisp -- psychiatrists who are involved in more than a quarter

head waiter at the concern and restaurant in stockholm says sweden's done it right to route from belgium from prawns from him learn from czech republic the come here thank you we were a case. just creative freedom the architect of this model state epidemiologist anders techno rigid basically the same as many other countries produce it sounds like a different way what we're all trying to do i think sweden has tried maybe a bit more than others just to pinpoint what exactly we do we need to close stuff but technology a different way has seen sweden record a far higher death toll than its closest neighbors finland and norway a comparison he rejects they all flavors sweden compare very much more true belgium all still even germany and sweden is among the $5.00 to $10.00 countries for at least excess mortality is in europe but sweden's care homes in particular were hit hard last year and still now hospitals warn intensive care units are nearly overwhelmed take masks for example understand nell doesn't believe they're very effective so on public transportation writers are urged but not require

he is involved in a huge percentage of cases in belgium. either is a doctor who delivers the injection of the consulting physician. i am talking to him about how the log works the united states he looked completely disgusted and said they should absolutely exist in the united states. this is a developing country this were his words for there's no way a country should offer this with if you cannot offer someone access to death before you offer them access to healthcare. and deafly everynd other country has assisted dying laws the pessimistic way of thinking of thingsng. i believe but the situation is what it is. and in other contexts think a lot of americans end up getting older at home. getting sick. being force for reasons by family or necessity into nursing homes. they spend their savings and then they have their final days and institutional setting. i think it should beg. otherwis. i understand what people look at that and want to avoid it. but i do think it is an absurd order of things to offer people death before healthcare. speaker si

the belgium police had lost control.y. he was the father of. the indian people from the day of independence. the oprah winfrey show comes to an end after 25 years and more than four and a half thousand episodes. the chat show has made her one of the richest people on the planet. geri halliwell, also known as ginger spice, has announced she's left the spice girls. argh, i don't believe it! she's the one with the bounce, the girl power. not geri, why? this is bbc news — the latest headlines... a chorus of condemnation as belarus forces a passenger plane to land — then detains an opposition activist on board. a rally is held in the us city of minneapolis to mark nearly one year since the death of george floyd. across the united states almost 20,000 migrant children are being held in detention camps after entering the country illegally — many of them having travelled alone from central america. theirfamilies hoped they'd be able to begin a new life — but a bbc team has heard accounts from children of being neglected — and he

celebrations marking the end of belgium's coronavirus curfew became violent on saturday. the. bottles were thrown at police who responded with water cannon to clear hundreds of revelers in brussels the restrictions imposed across belgium since october started been lifted last month or there's no longer a curfew gatherings of more than 3 people continue to be banned between midnight and 5 am. spain has lifted a 6 month coronavirus state of emergency prompting thousands to celebrate in barcelona the central government is handing over control of virus restrictions to spain's 19 regions spaniards and i'll be able to travel freely within the country was it's really very moving i keep thinking wow how great to finally be able to connect sync to have a good time to say hi it's a very important moment. and like other countries in latin america peru remains in the grip of a 2nd wave of corona virus infections lost loved ones over crowded hospitals and a slow vaccine ball though to leave in many people in despair and has daniel swine the reports cemeteries are struggling to bury their d

of belgium and other places so it is dangerous and and we can we cannot protect. against mentally deranged people especially youngsters like this one portrait seems to appear on the type of of loner that we have seen before. well you know you mentioned you mentioned the issue of arms control it you know it made me think because you know when you deal with someone you know for example a war veteran someone who's back in a war zone they might very well have some weapons at their home in the u.k. if you're a farmer it's quite common for a farmer to have a shotgun to deal with you know stray animals or even a poacher for that matter but do you think people might be surprised that a 19 year old can legally get a license for an automatic weapon like this yes it's an automatic weapon point it's not a weapon to hunt you know hunting guns i mean you have everywhere not only knew you cave and even every country to follow as a guy behind the door you know to to shoot some some animals and man hunt or whatever so the automatic weapons that's the real issue and of course there

mago but i just from the valen belgium has penchants 974 beetle with 230 horsepower. she says that makes it faster than a porsche g.t. 3. market has been drag racing for 30 years. move a sign it's a shot of adrenaline. because you concentrate right down to the line. you go through your it's. and then the lights go green and your brain switches off and off we go to school some. drag racing is like a modern day do you will one. mark gets off to a terrible start but quickly pulls away. his opponent also driving a beetle doesn't stand a chance. the belts in this hockey descension didn't blow up which can happen in track racing. to slow down a little bit these beetles are known allowed on the track they're so low that they would ruin the asphalt in june they look like write offs but that's on purpose. too there's room for everyone here including the low bugs as they're called good luck. on this 963 model with folding roof was done by a mechanic from frankfurt he bought the car from a senior citizen one careful owner. is important i just recall she didn't want to sell it so

one happy sport fan there in belgium. jimmy, thanks so much indeed. go to the capital of zimbabwe and your question? abuse is a major concern - in the sporting industry and in view of the global changes in sport, how are sport organisations i responding to effectively address abuse? - that is quite a big question, isn't it? abuse in sport, because we have heard about abuse of athletes by their trainers and the terrible regimes they have to endure, abuse of systems by sportspeople, the cheating, doping, the online abuse. so where are you going to put your focus? it is a very broad question and we have to define what we mean by abuse. we are certainly facing many forms of it. i think if you take abuse in the form of bullying and sexual abuse within sport, i think there is a realisation that safeguarding has to improve. i think some of these governing bodies are concerned by the threat of litigation from athletes who have suffered, and of course in the field of racial abuse and other forms of abuse in social media, we are seeing athletes particularly sta

belgium, more rain and china, but 40 belgium, more rain and china, but a0 country ever to deal with therip of a civil crisis, we are encouraged by the international support for india. in international support for india. ~ , ., international support for india. ~ ., ., india. in mumbai, a group of dentists joining _ india. in mumbai, a group of dentists joining the - india. in mumbai, a group of| dentists joining the frontline, all hands to the deck. somebody has to be there _ all hands to the deck. somebody has to be there to _ all hands to the deck. somebody has to be there to save - all hands to the deck. somebody has to be there to save lives. - has to be there to save lives. but even if cases are now successfully contained, it is predicted there is still a tough month ahead. the daily case count — tough month ahead. the daily case count is _ tough month ahead. the daily case count is likely _ tough month ahead. the daily case count is likely to - tough month ahead. the daily case count is likely to pick - case count is likely to pick up, the death count picking up two weeks later unt

and his brother kenneth has now buried in an american military cemetery in belgium. macleish went on to win three pulitzer prizes two for poetry and one for drama. he was appointed by president franklin roosevelt to serve as the librarian of congress. when world war ii broke out. he organized the research department of the oss the office of strategic services. research division became what is now the director of intelligence at the central intelligence agency? and macleish wrote this poem at the beginning of world war ii. with world war ii in the forefront of his mind, but obviously with his world war i experience and the sacrifice of his own brother in the back of his mind as he wrote this so we hope we've transformed this site from a park that happened to have a memorial as one part of it to an integrated park in memorial. a park that you visit and recognize as a world war i memorial what can also enjoy an experience as a part. we hope that people who are staying in the hotels who work in the offices who are touring downtown will come and visit and have their lunch

lots of fantastic questions coming our way, so let's get down to the first one, fromjimmy in belgium.r question, please? thank you. the european super league was recently launched - and defeated by the power of fans. - a triumph of people against profit. - how can we make football and other sport in generali rooted in cities and - communities and societies, where they are born in giving. supporters and fans with power, ask footballers to having elites hijacked the sport| for profit? all right. tessa sanderson, kick us off on that one. the power of the fan clearly did it this time! yes, thank you for that. well, i think it was a really bad decision that was made in that boardroom to take football more or less away from what i call the home of football. i think really on something like that there should have been people like the minister of sport, you know, the football association, football fans association themselves brought into that boardroom to help make that decision to say that that big change was going to happen because as far as i am concerned, football fans and the players mak