cicero has to watch as his house is torn down. and i will continue to fight despite the eviction some day i will return you know those evicted will not receive any compensation and their school is also being closed down the small farmers in brazil have lost this fight. well sport now and europe's football nations cup has kicked off with no funds allowed in the stadiums germany and spain opened the tournament with a one old role in stuttgart team of and put the germans ahead in the 51st minute but jose luis topped home an equaliser for spain in the 60 minutes of extra time germany made switzerland next on sunday. yes thanks for watching up next a new documentary dark even looking at the impact of the oil industry on the environment in canada don't forget you can stay up to date with our website e.w. dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram for main the rest of the team here brilliant take care see you soon. your. life on earth one of a kind and. gentle coincidence. we're being told to go happened. something bit l

cicero has to watch as his house is torn down. you know i will continue to fight despite the eviction some day i will return. those evicted will not receive any compensation and their school is also being closed down the small farmers in brazil have lost this fight. we have some sports now international football returns in europe this week in spite of the coronavirus and lockdowns nations league kicks off with germany hosting spain and one of the standout games fans will not be allowed into the stadium. it's 10 long months since germany last played there was meant to have been a european championship in june but that will now take place next year because of the coronavirus germany can instead ease their way back in stock up against spain in the nation's league a tournament designed to give countries competitive football when otherwise they will be playing friendly's. obviously felt quite different to join up with the national team the last few months was strange for everyone in. the tournament is starting its 2nd edition with port

cicero has to watch as his house is torn down. thank you no i will continue to fight despite eviction some day i will return you know those evicted will not receive any compensation and their school is also being closed down the small farmers in brazil have lost this fight. as a reminder the top story of this hour russia has rejected claims that it was behind me a match to poisoning of opposition leader alexei a wednesday job he said it had proof that mr mugabe had been dosed with a nerve agent will be chopped. a situ update i'll have more few of the top of the hour coming up next d.w. news asia with finish college i'm going to. singing against. bella ruse the peaceful mass protests are constantly despite the arrests use of force and threats from inflating artists in minutes to courageously to flee tell the regime you can't intimidate us any place some kids only play in 60 minutes long t w like. oh. my gorgeous love. for the russian soldiers. come to hear the flame. so many different walks of life. some are compact and oddly stron

cicero has to watch as his house is torn down. and i will continue to fight despite the eviction sunday i will return to those evicted will not receive any compensation and their school is also being closed down the small farmers in brazil have lost this fight. well germany has made a perfect starts to the nations league by beating spain in stuttgart team of then put the germans ahead in the 51st minute and that was all that was required for the home side to make it 3 games undefeated against the spaniards germany plays its next group d. game against switzerland on sunday. juan pablo phoneme yes and this is d.w. news don't forget you can stay up to date with our website don't you talk common you can also follow us on twitter and instagram business is up soon but for me on the entire news team see you next time. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites the. world heritage 360 getting up now. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when th

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with me are iain anderson, executive chairman of the independent lobbying consultants, cicero, and theaster, penny smith. great to see you both with us. so, let's just raise through the front pages and give you a good flavour of what you will find there. the mail on sunday which leads on the prime minister's plan to unveil bigger fines for those in england who break self—isolation rules. the mail describes the plans as "draconian". that story, also the lead for the mirror, which focuses on the part of the prime minister's plan which calls for people on low—paid incomes to receive a £500 lump sum if they have to self—isolate. the sunday telegraph carries the same story, and suggests boris johnson could announce tighter nationwide lockdown restrictions as early as tuesday — in an attempt to combat a second wave. the times points out that fines for not self—isolating will start at £1000, but could increase to £10,000 for repeat offenders — the paper also carries a picture of revellers in newcastle enjoying a night out before the introduction of local lockdown restrictions. in addition to

through cicero for approx appearance. silberstein sent the extracted pershing's to regret it in milan in his lab at the polytechnic university the plastic films are dipped in a chemical solution that detaches everything that has stuck to them. the enzyme chirps and breaks down the proteins into smaller peptide fragments which are then analyzed by a mass spectrometer. a major breakthrough by the protein historians had to do with the history of milan itself half the city's residents died in a plague epidemic in 1630 we're getting wanted to find out what the death registers still in existence some caps in the state archives might reveal. with silverstein films he examined the lower right margins of several pages and found that they portray says of sweat bacteria tobacco and food are pretty. good but peter that up passed the only force we examined the proteins associated with plague bacteria but we also found out that not everyone died of the plague 2 percent of the victims died of anthrax with this research in which we ident

with me iain anderson, executive chairman of the independent lobbying consultants, cicero, and the broadcasterteam you're going to see, a different team you're going to see, the mail on sunday which leads on the prime minister's planned to unveil biggerfines on the prime minister's planned to unveil bigger fines for those in england who break cyber self isolation rules. they're describing the plans as draconian. that story, also the lead for the mirror, which focuses on the part of the prime minister's plan which calls for people on low paid income is to receive a £500 lump sum if they have to self—isolate. the sunday telegraph carries the same story, and suggests borisjohnson could announce tighter nationwide lockdown restrictions as early as tuesday — in an attempt to combat the second wave the times points out that fines for not self—isolating will start at £1000, but could increase to £10000 for repeat offenders — the paper also carries a picture