welcome back one of the first communities to feel the impact to foster is camden town in london site of the terminus for. alex encountered a mixture of bitterness sadness. in coburg street. so cake a bit must be compensation that you know they must say will you take your business away but you'll follow the next farm and and you get some you get a casting yeah with the course of time we've been form filling and putting in the stuff of a need for that but it's been moved about of a few times they've moved the goalposts he lives about with requesting more information when we thought we've given them everything they've got but it seems working meticulously that makes sure when we've got it all together we've got it right so we have to do it again so as not to the point that there's no corpus is this more the compensation delayed is compensation denied as it is still laid not to annoy jack so when he got there the dreaded news and you know that this was that you were getting close then i take it you didn't leave any of the stop buying the night of the last weekend we had a party where we

if every decent person in camden leaves camden then we never have a chance.ntain a c average or better. >> anthony: right. >> tawanda: it's all about the academics. it's all about nurturing these kids. what's right? what's wrong? you know? the drill team does that. they have different sayings that they go by every day. "it's a start without a finish." "it is possible." >> group: it is never impossible. if i can believe that i can achieve what is possible is possible is possible. >> tawanda: and they believe this. you know, they say it so much until it's embedded. >> anthony: tawanda has helped css support itself with financial assistance from fellow parents and some fundraising, temporary help and donations from small businesses, but surprisingly for a group with a national profile, no lasting support from official organizations or national institutions public or private. yet she perseveres. a lot of your practices are done outdoors. >> tawanda: right. >> anthony: all weather type of a situation. >> tawanda: yes we've been under bridges, everything. over 28 y

palace now koko in camden town in north london. john thanks for being on going underground here at a venue the old camden palace where the clash meaningful to me empty today unlike it was then we have to start of a trojan records half a century the anniversary tell me about its provenance and the what it shows about the jamaica u.k. connection the trojan records is a tremendously important label that started in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight when i was twelve years old and by the turn of sixty nine it was having an unprecedented amount of chart hits a run that's never happened again in the last sixty years and this is very empowering to my generation i'm first generation british born black which kind of rolls off the tongue now but back then it was a very confusing concept and it was through the music of trojan that we began to find out what we were about to understand the whole jamaican culture and what was very interesting about the label is this is that emerged at the same time as the birth of a particular british subcult

palace now koko in camden town in north london john thanks for being on going underground here in a venue the old camden palace where the clash of course meaningful to me empty today unlike it was then we have to start of a trojan records half a century the anniversary tell me about its provenance and the what it shows about the jamaica u.k. connection the trojan records is a tremendously important label that started in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight when i was twelve years old and by the turn of sixty nine it was having an unprecedented amount of chart hits a run that's never happened again in the last sixty years and this is very empowering to my generation i'm third generation british born black which kind of rolls off the tongue now but back then it was a very confusing concept and it was through the music of trojan that we began to find out what we're about to understand the whole jamaican culture and what was very interesting about the label is this is that emerged at the same time as the birth of a particular british subculture called skinheads now i have to be very cl

palace now koko in camden town in north london. john thanks for being on going underground here at a venue the old camden palace where the clash of course meaningful to me empty today and like it was then we have to start of a trojan records half a century the anniversary tell me about its provenance and what it shows about the jamaica u.k. connection the trojan records is a tremendously important label that started in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight when i was twelve years old and by the turn of sixty nine it was having an unprecedented amount of chart hits a run that's never happened again in the last sixty years and this is very empowering to my generation i'm first generation british born black which kind of rolls off the tongue now but back then it was a very confusing concept and it was through the music of trojan that we began to find out what we were about to understand the whole jamaican culture and what was very interesting about the label is this is that emerged at the same time as the birth of a particular british

the german city of camden continues to be hit with far right rallies which have mostly been met with counterprotest as well they started after a local man was stabbed to death by people the police described as being a various nationalities here's how it all unfolded. several anti migrant groups arranged a so-called silent march this saturday in protest against chancellor merkel's policies are on or was there. the demonstration was organized by alternative for germany now they explained to me that the the far right group proclaiming that organized demonstrations in the beginning of the week that they had council and joined in no said that they were going to join in with the demonstration. they got it as the right wing opposition party here in germany i spoke to to see. me and they told me what they thought about the on going situation here the demonstrations and what they expected of the demonstrations that we've seen all owing not now we've heard people describe them as far right i think they would be fair to say some of the symbols they were being thrown out with all right we saw st

online they're said to show far right mobs carrying out racist attacks in the eastern german city of camden it's on august twenty sixth one . but in a controversial interview with the daily billed newspaper germany's domestic intelligence agency chief said he had no evidence that the racist attacks occurred he said a widely circulated video could be fake deliberate misinformation but he did not say which one hands garrick mawson's remarks contradict not only reports from eyewitnesses journalists and alleged victims the intelligence chief also contradicted chancellor angela merkel's comments just a few days ago my own here too is that we have seen pictures that clearly show hatred and the persecution of innocent people and we must distance ourselves from such behavior. there's been something of a consensus among members of merkel's governing coalition that the races violence and chemists should be condemned several german politicians have criticized mohsen for a second guessing what really happened. m.r.c. instead of speculating in public mr marson should present evidence. revised. can the n

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he's in one of those classrooms now in camden, new jersey. since he just told us about this program, $8,000, that number actually keeps changing in my ear. the producers are going 4,000, $8,000 has come in so thank you, everyone. there are so many teachers in classes out there who need our support. much more on that ahead. >> such a tremendous need. so glad to be raising awareness. we'll have more, cecilia, coming up. >>> a lot of headlines starting with the remains of tropical storm gordon hitting the south and florence is targeting the east coast. ginger back with what we can expect. ginger. >> we have way slow august but i'm telling you it is all becoming very active in the tropics so what's left of gordon dropping 7 to 10 inches in northern mississippi. those images from duck hill, now from st. louis through central illinois this weekend watch out for the flash flood potential but we have to talk about the atlantic, a couple of waves that have a good shot at becoming tropical storms. florence, though, that is a tropical storm is in the wo

the migrant protests bands from across the country will play a free concert in the eastern city of camden to protest against racism and their nazi violence also on the program. outrageous beyond last sentences to international journalists to jail for their investigation of mere mass crackdown on the country's drug minority report to say they were frightened by police condemns the verdict and calls for their immediate release. i'm still going to welcome to the program and i'm to racism constantly shuttle to take place in cabinets shortly with twenty five thousand people expected to attend an uneasy calm has returned to the city following a week a mob by far violence and racist attacks preparations have begun on the stage is all set for the we are more concerned with attendees calling for tolerance and respect the events taking place after an upsurge in anti immigrant protest sparked by the killing of a man allegedly carried out by two asylum seekers. linda fear is in cabinets and joins us from tonight's concert value a venue welcome linda what is candidates like at the moment. it's like a

and standing by for us in camden it's very close to where that stabbing actually took place you know we shot that child some people charlotte six days since that fatal stabbing of a german national encampment still many people out on the streets how tense has the atmosphere been that today. good evening christopher with the protests have now according to police officially come to an end but there are still pockets of people on both sides who say that they're not ready to leave you're quite right where you're joining me at the moment i'm student finds at the location where the killing took place on saturday night that started spots these days of violence at the moment things are still con there have been some small coffee scuffles throughout the evening but police to have so far it seems managed to keep both the far right protesters and the counter demonstrators apart of course that is now that tossed out of the evening continues to ensure that we don't see a repeat of the violence that took place on monday night and show that you've been speaking to some of those counter demonstratio

left onto migrant protests the eastern city of camden it's tens of thousands of now gathered for a free concert against racism and neo nazi violence also on the program. as tensions over immigration semma german court finds an asylum seeker guilty of murdering his fifteen year old former girlfriend critics accuse right wing extremists of exploiting the case to stoke hatred. outrages me and sentences to international journalists in jail for their investigation into the ministry's crackdown on the country's wreckage of minority reports as saying they were framed by police condemns the verdict and calls for their immediate release. i'm still gail welcome to the program a pub called such against racism has begun in the east and german city of camden it's organizers say they expect more than twenty thousand people to attend several well known german bands including teetotum hosen opera forming using the slogan v. as in math there are more of us than comes that's intended to send a message against the anti foreigner of violence the chemist's the scene of the recent days no. both arches meanwh

camden ga shows the technique she perfected. but her body has paid the price she claims the grilling exercise left her injured and was a violation of her human rights. the one that the doctor did not even touch me and diagnosed me with say attica. i asked him about the cure and he said there was none he said if i were lucky it would heal itself but if not it would leave me paralyzed waist down i fainted after hearing that for three months i had to crawl on the floor. here in pyongyang some of the thousands of north koreans who've been practicing for the upcoming celebration for months the price of privilege in this totalitarian state. has it for the day but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. it's filled with other good. cut. cut cut cut. firewood is reinventing itself egypt is pouring some forty billion euros into the construction of a new capital in the middle of the desert this is because old cairo is bursting at the seams for government offices in some parts of the population the move is alre

a different tone bands from across germany prepare to play a free concert in the eastern city of camden to protest against racism at the you will not see violence in. turkey cracked down on a group of women and their supporters protesting against the enforced disappearance of their loved ones in the one nine hundred ninety s. dawn of the women are saying they will never give up their struggle to help his nation to trust the morning never and most. players. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program two journalists have been sentenced to seven eight years in jail for breaching meon mars official secrets act while investigating violence against the rogue hinge a minority in the country why. alone and cha say we're both working for the reuters news agency the men say that they were framed by police the u.n. in the maher has called for their release the case has been widely criticized as an attack on media freedom. and we have more now from young goon in the car from one of the colleagues actually of these two individuals we're joined now by kevin licky he is an asia editor with reuters and he

camden gosh she was the technique she perfected. but her body has paid the price she claims the grilling exercise left her injured and was a violation of her human rights. to get there one of those a doctor did not even touch me and diagnosed me with say attica. i asked him about the cure and he said there was none he said if i were lucky it would heal itself but if not it would leave me paralyzed waist down i fainted after hearing that for three months i had to crawl on the floor. here in pyongyang some of the thousands of north koreans who've been practicing for the upcoming celebration for months the price of privilege in this totalitarian state. as it for the day but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter. outfield other good. the guardians of the kruger national. this time they arrived the two men to all think about the body of a head. coaches have struck again. always a devastating experience for the rangers because south africa faces a bleak future without its wildlife. next w. . two thousand and

wing protesters there are jewish institutions that damage the jewish restaurant was harmed in in camden's and we have the use of nazi symbolism also on the streets and this is a very very very very difficult situation for the entire. german society and there should be head of intelligence agency that understands that we need to stay calm instead of spreading conspiracy theory do you think he's aware that his actions could be fueling suspicions that law enforcement in germany has been infiltrated by right wing sympathizers i mean some people are saying that maybe even he is a right wing sympathizer i do not think that he is a right wing sympathizer i think that what he did was trying to fulfill his duties as that of the intelligence agency but we are now in a situation where he doesn't need his own standards anymore because he said that he tried to calm down the debate that's what his aim was when he published the interview in beirut and this this was simply not happening the opposite happened after his interviews does no room anymore to make it happen but not everyone shares your opinion

after an anti migrant protest shook the eastern city of camden last week tens of thousands gathered for a concert against racism and neo nazi violence also coming up global condemnation for me and mars attack on freedom of the press today a judge sentenced to international journalists to prison for their reporting on what the you when calls the ethnic cleansing of the row hinge of minority and hundreds of years of history up in flames a massive fire sweeps through brazil's national museum the president calling it an encounter. but critics say the blaze could have been prevented. i bring goff it's good to have you with us it is a monday very different from just one week ago tonight tens of thousands of people have turned out for an anti-racism concert in the eastern or german city of kemet now this just a week after violent protests that were triggered when two asylum seekers allegedly stabbed a german man to death tonight's concert against racism attracted an estimated fifty thousand people. yes vias intimate there are more of us that was the motto of today's event as liberal germans re

brigade speaking with me earlier when that time i got violence flared up in the east german city of camden german lawmaker andre is now a member of chancellor merkel's conservatives he was already concerned about mawson's dealings with the a.d.f. tea party here's what he said on the day two weeks ago. very frankly i've been of the opinion that the a fifty should be supervised by the fossil shorts for many years i've never been fully accepting the argument that there was no reason to do that we have. at least reports about the head of the fossil shoots mr moss and having met on numerous occasions with senior representatives no one willing to disclose what was discussed. i think we should make clear that there is. no not the faintest doubt about the integrity of our law enforcement authorities whether it's in saxony on the federal level. so warnings from andrea snick two weeks ago opposition parties are also calling for consequences constantine who is a german lawmaker for the opposition free democrats he spoke to me before the show . so mr couper do you think the country's domestic intellig

in the east german city of camden it's now musicians that they wanted to send a signal after anti migrant protests erupted in violence in the city last week a huge number of people turned out. and you made views into me there were more of us that was the motto of the candidates concert is liberal germans responded to calls to stand up against far right racism before it started there was a minute of silence for the thirty five year old whose fatal stabbing unleashed last week seventy migrant protests. the mood was peaceful albeit with a clear message to the racists who shocked the country with thousands chanting nazis out was i. this is absolutely fantastic because as the people of cannot we have to show that our city is colorful open to everyone and that we have no sympathy for what has happened here in recent days. because international observers were never far right city the majority of the population is totally normal democratically civilised but not far right took out saying we don't want that here we don't want any such people. you know. several well known german bands perform to enc

you've actually played all over the country in your career of course not in tooting in the city of camden what sort of things have you experienced during your own career you know bad bad things in the beginning i was seventeen i was playing in our fourth thirdly and we moved over there on the east side and so many people today was shouting at me and said bad words and i didn't expect to recognize what what's going on this time because i was very young but my teammates to help me and then of today. i saw what what's happened they don't like people with different colors the now hold it and i said i don't care i go my way and keep them to me as a immigrant and i can do it better than them so and i did it and. so much power to me to give it to especially to kids on the streets and they have to see and after folders play yeah ok so i want to bring you into a discussion that. had serious are the links between hooliganism and neo nazi groups in german football well first off it's important to clarify that not all hooligan groups are far right they're a left wing hooligan groups a political group

i have been taking place in the eastern german city of camden it's a city has been at the center of national attention of the days of unrest following the fatal stabbing all german national that stabbing allegedly committed by one prince. from the top of the hour as ever in the meantime you can always get the latest update from a website that think government jobs come or follow us on twitter and on facebook you're watching t.v. news in but then stay with us if you can. move . where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a meeting with the painter sheik with just one t.v. shadow and if your newspaper is when official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many can trust and they have problems are almost the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human seem right to fold who have inside put their trust in us. my name is johnny carson i work. with calling look even though the people in this tiny community in northeastern germany make n

something for the whole country we have to be honest about it the problem is not confined to the city of camden it's. so people who are out on the streets of kaman it's again but this time in the name of peace. in eastern ukraine tens of thousands of mourners have been paying their final respects. for the pro russian separatist leader killed along with his bodyguard in a bomb blast on friday his death has heightened tension between ukraine and russia . a huge outpouring of grief for the highest profile separatists to die in the conflict in eastern ukraine. assassinated by a bomb in a downtown cafe. described as a brother by native like him a putin russia's president alexander's a coach and co was elected prime minister of the self-proclaimed in its people's republic in two thousand and fourteen he was a hero to many locals. i was lucky enough to live join his rule i'm happy about the us. i didn't know him personally but he was a leader to all of us. he used to say that he believed a fighter who dies for his home goes to heaven i think he's there antisocial is resting in peace. i really respecte

the first time was after is all going in and now after the events in camden. she happened to be nearby with my father at a health resort and told me they were too scared to go into town that weekend well i'm going to start. and these things are troubling and need to be taken very seriously and an awful lot of money in stocks and bonds put to seventy protests were triggered by the deaths of two germans. in one case the main suspects are asylum seekers who are due for deportation just like. the tunisian behind the attack on a berlin christmas market in how much has the failure to enforce deportations impacted integration efforts you've been in a moment to get. then monday. only to the extent that two issues are blended into one in germany we abide by the rule of law and other recent examples have shown that it's not always legally possible to deport an individual even if it's already been mandated. let's. look at sainct are of course those individuals should not have been here and that's why people have now turned their anger against refugees and let the hits th

after an anti migrant protest shook the eastern city of camden slask week tens of thousands gathered for a concert against racism and neo nazi violence also coming up global condemnation from.

politics particularly when business is good but with images of angry protests in the german city of camden it's being broadcast around the world some local companies are speaking out about the backlash to germany's controversial immigration policy. it's precision work here and no muss in saxony three hundred employees are making fine watches that sell all around the world the company has stellar reputation over three decades now manages worry that nazi protesters in the city of chemists might tarnish its image. of course was shocked by what's happening in cannes nets but i can't say i'm that surprised because this has been brewing for years sadly the way these people think is not uncommon for the state of saxony. some of the biggest names in jewelry make watches and glass hooter the little town is known around the world but after seeing the news about right wing extremists customers are irritated. they want to know if it was a nazi that put their watch together and who else has been working on it people are sensitive to this issue and saxony has a major problem now with its reputation in r

eastern germany has been on edge after violent anti migrant protest script the city of camden it's two weeks ago fears of more on breast rose again on sunday when a man died after a fight with two afghan migrants in the town of code to about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of berlin some two and a half thousand protesters followed the call of far right groups and gathered there for a march a post-mortem showed the cause of death was acute heart failure not directly linked to his injuries the afghan man had been taken into police custody. run from politics is following this story for us how it's good to see you what exactly do we know so far about the death of this twenty two year old man. well it was just confirmed very recently in a press conference by the interior minister and the justice minister minister of that federal state where this took place sex in the on that that the man in fact died of a heart attack and that this heart attack was in no way related to the injuries that he sustained apparently injuries were not as serious as was reported but obviously a man must have

news live from berlin more tension in the german city of camden also another monch by anti immigration protesters demonstrators demanding the government change its migration policies as hundreds of police were deployed to maintain security are of course i went to the region and explained how the migration issue is also highlighting the divisions between germany east and west. also coming out the russians are set to vote in regional elections on sunday b w looks at how the race for moscow met reflects the state of democracy in russia itself a few pounds of more international football the white house tonight with england hosting spain and the inaugural nations leave england are looking to build on a promising world cup the formants well spain on and rebuild note to thank you mulch us campaign on. the line. i'm on your cue because nick cannon welcome to the show germany's domestic intelligence chief is facing a barrel of criticism off the costin doubt on whether racially inspired attacks took place during violent protests and candidates two weeks ago. mohsen also suggested a video taken i

found more tension in the german city of camden after another launch by anti immigration protesters are those who went to the region and explains how the migration issue is so highlighting divisions between germany's east and west. i need proof as mckinnon welcome to the show. syrian government and russian warplanes have pounded towns in syria's last major rebel bastion that's just a day to turkey iran and russia failed to agree on a ceasefire in the syrian war syrian activists say the strikes are the most violent in a month they say they're targeting rebel positions in live and provinces and live is the last opposition stronghold in the country and the government says it will retain it but with three million civilians trapped there it's feared an all out assault could lead to a humanitarian catastrophe. for more on the situation let's bring in. burra in beirut and shell thanks for joining us reports of heavy russian ass strikes is this the beginning of a major offensive. but it does seem like that perhaps it will be a phased offensive not the men who did yesterday said that it's time t

want to resign following his controversial comments about recent far right protests in the city of camden. could the president of germany's domestic secret service bring down the government that's what the papers are asking social democrats a conservative huns georg masson must go if not they could quit governing coalition and there's bits of it anyone at the head of a security institution of our country has to be absolutely trustworthy and it's obvious that this trust no longer exists so there must be consequences for now conservatives are backing mohsen he's accused of improperly passing on sensitive information to germany's far right populist party the f.t.c. and if the member told german media the data was contained in an unreleased government report. when we spoke with mr marson about the reports it wasn't available in printed form yet we talked about various numbers and figures such as right wing extremism left wing extremism and islam and cigarettes. s.p.d. chairwoman under the analysis met for crisis talks with merkel and conservatives on thursday but there was no breakthrough tal

getting under way in the eastern german city of camden it's the city has come international focus of middle way of unrest following a feat or stabbing allegedly committed by migrants.

fabio and we heard it just two weeks ago about these violent protests in the used german city of camden it's but now we're talking about a very small town called curtin i mean what sort of place is. it's a small town twenty six thousand inhabitants quite beautiful little town here in the east of germany and when you would walk through the city in the morning you would think that a very nice place a relaxed place a peaceful place but then you're in the day we saw more and more right wing protests as we saw more and more police and in the evening that then we had hundreds of police men from all over the country and also some five hundred protesters that walked through the city to come here to this memorial site where the german young men mike was he died as so you have a tense atmosphere here tonight it was peaceful but when you talk to people some are extremely angry on the press on foreigners and then you also have those other people that for example went to the church today and prayed for unity in the city prayed for peace in this peaceful town. and fabiano it begs the question now tha

of an open society and that's why there was a lot of attention of on this case and on the city of camden so let's have a closer look now at those protests of the details of this case and then fabienne i'll get your reaction there after. the small german city of condo was unknown to most people until last december. that's when a teenage girl was stepped in front of a local drugstore her boyfriend a young immigrant was the suspect what followed was a situation not unlike that in kemet migration protesters flocked to the small western german town from all parts of the country back then the poster stated cundall is everywhere the goal was to utilize the tragedy for right wing propaganda . but they were met with resistance the citizens of candle did not want the town to be utilized and with the help of the state government they staged counter protests . kamel is not nazi brown it's colorful and diverse we have an open society and absolutely no reason to instrumental lies this tragedy for thinking. but then the counter protesters were targeted local residents like this family were attacked aft

something for the whole country we have to be honest about it the problem is not confined to the city of camden it's. so people who are out on the streets of candidates again but this time in the name of peace. egypt has ratified a new social media law all critics say will file and political dissent the law gives the government new powers to monitor people with launch online followings it's part of a series of bills introduced by president. sisi taking aim at so-called five a crime amnesty international has criticized the president calling his recent legislation an assault on online freedoms the group says the legislation is quote vaguely defined and could allow the government to censor any dissent on social media. we're going to get more on this now from. one of my egyptian colleagues who's been following this story for us walk us through what's happening here why is the government with the egyptian government cracking down on people with all these social media followers the government doesn't actually say that it cracks down on people with large social media accounts it says that it's introdu

in 1995 when i was 30 we were at camden yards together when cal ripken played in his 2,131st consecutive game and broke lou gehrig's seemingly unbreakable record and so many other games with my dad. a lifetime of friendship, forged in stadium seats over hot dogs and beer. my daughters, margaret and lisa, will be in and out of this hearing room over the next few days. they are strong girls, dedicated students, outstanding athletes. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony on july 9th i'm pleased to report that margaret has gotten her braces off and has turned 13, margaret is the sweetest girl you will ever know. as for liza, i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally i thank my wife ashley, she is a strong west texan, a graduate of abilene cooper public high school and the university of texas at austin. she is now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family. i'm grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul, she always sees the goodness in o

well admonishment of the anti migrant demonstrators of the far right demonstrators in the city of camden and elsewhere across germany there's been a lot of calls for mr marson to produce some proof to back up his claims in fact members. the the left party the social democrats and the greens here in germany call for a pall of entry inquiry into the comments of mr marson and actually gone so far as to say that he should be stripped of his position within the s.p.d. we're risking the government that mr marson be removed from office since he's using his agencies have somebody to present all those who've been reporting about the horrible events in chemists and spreading this information and in doing that he's clearly supporting the propaganda of the f.t. and divide in general. mr martin's task is to expose the enemies of the constitution and his latest comments will result in the exact opposite if he fails to immediately provide proof for his clients that's why we have the s.p.d. have decided to call a parliamentary hearing next week so that mr marston has the opportunity to back up his asser

camden ga shows the technique she perfected. but her body has paid the price she claims the grilling exercise left her injured and was a violation of her human rights. going to the one that the doctor did not even touch me and diagnosed me with say attica. i asked him about the cure and he said there was none he said if i were lucky it would heal itself but if not it would leave me paralyzed waist down i fainted after hearing that for three months i had to crawl on the floor. here in pyongyang some of the thousands of north koreans who've been practicing for the upcoming celebration for months the price of privilege and that's to tell the tyrian state. we have more news straight ahead could lead zeppelin be staging a possible comeback will be talking about that the next half hour don't go. claims. european stars jersey the formants are. the lead. dog pound and exam on the lockout helped put him. on the purchase of the backs of the law by tom good in concert pretty good. cause a lot of. people make fun about their own social econ

tens of thousands of people have turned out for an anti racism concert in the eastern german city of camdenit's on monday this just a week after violent protests that were triggered when two asylum seekers allegedly stabbed a german man to death monday's concert against racism attracted an estimated fifty thousand people. myanmar has sentenced to reuters journalists to seven years in jail the two rip.

news life problem but more tension in the german city of camden upset another march by anti immigration protests and demonstrations demanding the government of china change its migration policies as hundreds of police deployed to maintain security are of course i went to the region and explained how it will migrate.

tens of thousands of people have turned out for an anti racism concert in the eastern german city of camden it's on monday this just a week after violent anti migrant protests that were triggered when two asylum seekers allegedly stabbed a german man to death monday's concert against racism attracted an estimated.

in candidates and share the skepticism towards the media reports on rightwing extremist hunts in camden it's always been a lot of calls for mr marson to clarify what he said or produce evidence for the reasons why he said it one of the the main reasons for this skepticism is the fact that chancellor angela merkel cited these videos herself in her condemnation of right wing violence in cabinets although there certainly are extremist right wing people among those crowds we've seen straight arm salutes the nazi salute of course in the in the past there but there are also those who are coming out to these demonstrations who are just saying they're not right wing extremists they're just concerned citizens that is going. to let them know that i mean it's because a lot of money. is not because that's all just going to the international rioters in the greek city of the salonica have been voicing their fury over a recent deal struck by the government it to. and a naming dispute with macedonia. back in june athens agreed to recognize the name republic of northern macedonia to end a decades long d

fifty thousand people turned out on monday for an anti racism concert in the eastern german city of camden it's this just a week after violent protests that were triggered when two asylum seekers allegedly stabbed a german man to death. officials in brazil.