i'm here in the german red cross clinics in berlin west end in the department for gastroenterology and meeting dr and the storm he's head of the department of gastroenterology and she you know everything about the pancreas thanks for having me today so how dangerous is pain critize figured out is can be very dangerous you know behind every most cases it's not serious but how about 10 to 15 percent you know if it develop necrosis and abscess us which might lead in 0.5 to one percent of the deaths of a patient unfortunately to understand all the dangers about pancreatitis what does the pancreas actually do it's a very important organ some. hidden you know up domon the front part of the pancreas is producing end science which we need just off the back part is producing insulin which we need to digest and reduce or sugar levels so one of the main causes for peter otitis the main course are guided stones which occluding the common build duct which is connected to the pancreas duct so whenever the stones we try to get them out we have. instruments to go in the coming back and pull the stones

berliners on sunday celebrated the 70th anniversary of the day the soviets lifted a blockade strangling west berlin in the post—world war ii years. crowds gathered to remember the airlift that endedas more. west berlin, 19118. a soviet blockade aimed to throw the british, american and french out. how? by shutting roads, closing bridges and paralysing the city of 2 million people. as panic and despair began to descend on berlin, so did planes, carrying food supplies from the allies. ajoint army, navy, air force effort which is delivering to berlin by air. the operation lasted 11 months, bringing food and hope to a people in crisis. the pilot calls to a radar station at tempelhof airport... at its peak, a plane landed every 90 seconds at airfields like this one, tempelhof airport, today the scene of a ceremony marking 70 years since the soviets lifted the blockade. in 1945, we'd been enemies, then we became occupiers. and when the airlift began, and we suddenly became friends, almost overnight. it was a change in our relationship with the visitors. it was wonderful. we were on the same side. close to 3 million tonnes of food and other supplies were dropped in berlin during the oper

berliners have been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the berlin airlift it began when the soviet union cut access to west berlin and for nearly a year u.s. british and french forces supplied more than 2000000 people with essential food and fuel one airmen in particular is remembered with affection by many berliners who were just children at the time. he's back gil however since the best known hero of berlin's era left is still going strong at 98 the u.s. pilot helped berlin survive the soviet blockade and he still has close ties to the city. berlin is my 2nd home thank you during the blockade however senator hatch little homemade parachutes to sweets that he dropped from his plane the american planes were lovingly called candy bombers by berlin's hungry children june 1948 berlin sends out a cry for help in the face of the soviet blockade. people of the world people of america england and france look to this city and. the western allied powers airlifted 2000000 tons of aid supplies into west berlin many berliner survival depended on care packages as man does become it gave us hope again that somewhere in

berlin have been celebrating the 70th anniversary of the day the soviets lifted a blockade strangling west berlin in the post—world war ii years. crowds gathered to remember the airlift that started and endedy 1948. at 10pm, mishal husain will be here with a full round—up of the day's news. but first on bbc news — where are the areas in which britain's coastal towns are thriving or just surviving? bbc look east's susie fowler—watt presents a series of special reports from great yarmouth. hello, i'm susie fowler—watt in great yarmouth for a look at coastal britain. over the next half hour, we will be looking at some of the particular problems that coastal communities like great yarmouth face, and some of the creative solutions that are making an impact. but first, let's talk to our great yarmouth reporter, andrew turner. andrew, what do you think are the main issues facing the town? i think one of the biggest problems is the amount of spending money in great yarmouth. there is a lot of people here on low incomes, either low—paid or low skill jobs, or otherwise on universal credit and others benefits, which limits the amount of spending money they have. and although the borough council has d

berliners have been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the berlin airlift.. crowds gathered to mark the day in 1949, when the soviet union abandoned attempts to blockade west berlin1948. a soviet blockade aimed to throw the british, american and french out. how? by shutting roads, closing bridges and paralysing the city of 2 million people. as panic and despair began to descend on berlin, so did planes, carrying food supplies from the allies. approaching berlin, thick fog closes in, visibility the operation lasted 11 months, bringing food and hope to a people in crisis. the pilot calls to a radar station at tempelhof. .. at its peak, a plane landed every 90 seconds at airfields like this one, the tempelhof airport, today the scene of a ceremony marking 70 years since the soviets lifted the blockade. in 1945, we had been enemies and when the airlift began and we suddenly became friends, almost overnight. it was a change in our relationship with the visitors. it was wonderful. close to 3 million tonnes of food and other supplies were dropped in berlin during the operation. but one us air force pilot decided to also drop sweets, forever going down as the candy bombe

was the end of the cold war years of isolation and separation from the west were at and then the berlin wall fell to jubilation in the west. boris yeltsin russia's 1st elected leader transformed the country from the one party soviet system to multi-party democracy. so what went wrong. way the west treated russia would play a powerful role in the course the country would follow my good friend alexander bono expert at the carnegie moscow center has been considering these issues for a long time. or i'm glad that all men are the one in on their i gin steve. stockton come behind of walsh that option which. is going yeah because of dollars at last you see gosh. this one nurse says. anything near city or similar simply things that doesn't your mails that are sending you mostly just. in of the jungle started. just to prove which. nor is it always that i mean. at the even though. sources james much company grow. sinusitis callable. what my a time machine that i shipped over to an admission is going to. come. home when you're in the cross hall thing and the. only scar you would walk. and what afr

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to do with the west than with belgrade and prishtina so what i think we have now is a number hoped for hopefully the berlin summit by mr mccraw for the mccraw and prime minister america end of april was the beginning of a complete reset of the return of the original framers and that will ultimately lead to some formal recognition of what the belgrade knows is there the independent kosovo in return for you members your perspective and the integration of course it will serve with full corrective rights and only on that basis you know come out and there be a basis for real fight against organized crime and corruption then to but this has to start with this mentally in the nexus between organized crime the serbian list which is the one party system in the north. and pristina. in berlin along with in london and dish and you. in belgrade thank you so much for joining us for inside story and thank you for watching as well to hit on line to al-jazeera dot com you can see this program again any time or any of our other episodes there are you can get social to facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story we're on twitter at a.j. inside story and i'm at come all a.j. if you wan

berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later. welcome to the bundesliga on one of the most exciting ends to the season. we still have a champion and 6 teams are in the running for europe it's going down to the wire. after the heartbreaking semifinal defeat against chelsea in the europa league midweek frank back on home soil are ready to find themselves into another season in european competition only local rivals might stand in their way. and will be bringing you action from the match in the 2nd division that will. be one step closer to plying their trade in the top flight with the big boys next season. i mean we're going to climb welcome to the show with just one match day left of the season and still plenty to be decided and discussed to help me do just that i've dropped it in some reinforcements in the form of not just one but 2 of the bundesliga crews best and brightest to m

berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later. hello and welcome to eco india a sustainability magazine that brings you face to face with some of the biggest problems on our planet to be an interview says you can before people who are dedicating their prime to solving them let's go right ahead and read them. coming to you from mumbai in india over the next 30 minutes how the indigenous doesn't mean minting their means of livelihood. how one man brought about the safe. in india. and how an entrepreneur in the building safe open spaces for women with the help of. pushed through a study of reinvention and who traditionally faster lists.

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berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock moscow gave up its blockade less than a year later. as an attraction even if you never wanted it this way. the 30 year old male elephant we've been trying mine in northern province of thailand. here tourists can ride elephants and admire their acrobatics. yes many animal welfare organizations are convinced that young elephants in captivity are subjected to a cruel procedure to make them tame. the management of the elephant camp would rather not talk about whether ning and his fellow elephants have been tortured in this way . it's early in the morning just after 7 o'clock as restless.

berlin has been marking the 70th anniversary of the end of the allied airlift that broke the soviet union's blockade of the city in 1948 the soviets closed all roads to west berlin and response u.s. british and french planes brought in supplies from the west around the clock. moscow gave up its mark aid less than a year later. welcome to world stories. sudan picturing the revolution. germany fees for hire. but 1st to hungary in the run up to the e.u. elections young pro european voters are turning to a new party to challenge populist prime minister viktor orban. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and couple in chile are the lead candidates for momentum a young hungary movements they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands far right feet as party in the upcoming evil actions. hungary and his allies and house obviously are sufficiency all those along the line they are destroying the unity if you're out there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to trade.