say for the results of the vaccine i'm sure in croatia like everywhere else in the year they've been looking at the u.k. which has been moving much faster with its vaccination program with 34 percent of the population compared to 9 percent of the you was it a bit too ambitious for the e.u. to think that it could have a one size fits all solution to that diverse 27 nation bloc. maybe maybe also a bit arrogant if i missed. your health minister has been looking at getting sputnik for years about 3 weeks ago that was 1st mooted but it's not been approved by the european medicines agency do you think putting v. is a good solution for the e.u.'s problems and getting vaccines rolled out sooner rather than later. i definitely think it's a good solution you know the effectiveness of the it has been scientifically proven and i think there is no reason to wait in some countries increase says well you had also the program that at the beginning people were not very to get vaccinated they were sort of waiting to see what the others will do so it seems to me that at the beginning when it was the po

after losing their first two matches, england needed to win by two clear goals against croatia and hope goal for croatia enough to send them through to the quarters. i thought we played really well tonight. i was proud of the performance and obviously, disappointed as the players are. learned from this —— they'll learn from this. it hurts, and it's a lesson. chelsea women's manager emma hayes has called the side's victory over wolfsburg her �*most favourite win in charge' as they reached the final four of the champions league. chelsea have never made the final, but will surely be confident after their 5—1 aggregate win over the german team. jim lumsden reports. the wall that chelsea failed to scale three times. they had been away gold from losing first leg to— one, but the resistance dissolved when sam kerr appeared to be brought down. wolfsburg woke up for a while. they pressed chelsea back. almost summoning a perfect response. the shewolf �*s desperately needed to score, but they lapsed in defence and kerr �*s left in —— stepped in. wolfsburg had become listless. this was a commanding

to clear goals, and their game against croatia and if they beat switzerland, this goal gave england thatthat is what they needed in case portugal literary being switzerland 3—0 on the other game, but it was heartbreaking entry time for england, the first five extra minutes, the school for croatia what appeared to be enough to send them through to the quarterfinals. the only thing to tell you was that they are still a few seconds left of that game and will bring you the final score in a moment, but england do need to score an extra goal and those final seconds. we were talking about the nfl extending its season from 16 to 17 games and will speak to lindsay jones, the senior writer for the 17 games and will speak to lindsay jones, the senior writerfor the nfl at the athletics, so let us ask her about the significance of this movement because i suppose just one game doesn't sound like very much, but it is a very big deal nonetheless. 1? but it is a very big deal nonetheless.- but it is a very big deal nonetheless. ' . , ., g; but it isavery big deal nonetheless. . , ., x; ., , nonetheless.

but i'm here because i'm fed up with the lies coming from ignorant people is not only in croatia it's across the world they want to force us to stay in our houses and not to go out not to breed not to work not to eat what they want from us to crawl on the floor enough is enough. in the u.k. dozens of antelope down protesters were arrested on saturday as campaign has defied police warnings a march through central london under current restrictions it's unlawful for groups to gather to protest these demonstrators want those rules changed as to more than 60 m.p.'s who signed a letter to the high. secretary had to ease their wounds and allow peaceful protests. but some global health experts say that would be a mistake right now what we need is continued restrictions as it isn't just say that because i know that it's not a popular position but we need to continue a few more months with these restrictions and we need to scale up x nation much much more rapidly which means we need to increase manufacturing vaccines there's frustration with the slow rollout of vaccines in the european union an

more than 100 sinkholes have opened up in croatia, weeks after a devastating earthquake.ty isn't unusual, but they're surprised by the number — and the speed normally it takes years or decades. the area around petrinja in central croatia was hit by the earthquake at the end of december. malala yousafzai was a school girl when was she was shot in the head by the taliban in pakistan in 2012 for campaigning for girls�* education. she was flown to the uk for treatment where she has remained as an activist and the youngest person to win the nobel peace prize. she's now signed a multimillion pound deal with the streaming service apple tv+ to make her own programmes. she's been speaking to our arts editor will gompertz. she was the child activist who was shot by the taliban in 2012, survived, and became an international star, rubbing shoulders with the most famous people on the planet. now, 23—year—old malala yousafzai, orjust malala, as she's become known, joins the sussexes and the obamas as the latest high—profile campaigning public figure to sign a multi—million—pound deal w

finland croatia poland and germany in the german city of casa will demonstrators clashed with police who then used pepper spray and border cannons to disperse the crowds in fiction rights are spiking in europe and tougher restrictions expected. international fans will not be able to attend this summer's olympic games in tokyo because of the pandemic the games were due to take place last year but we're postponed due to the virus now and the japan by fans will be allowed to attend around $1000000.00 of a ses fans who have already brought tickets will now get wi-fi. this is day to day news from berlin you can follow us on twitter and instagram at data bleed news or visit our website to be found at the dot com. the rain forests of ecuador are a treasure trove of biodiversity see circumstances and so now the nothing is more important than harmony between people and nature. the lead of money. but that harmony has been disrupted here by human greed especially oil drilling. it's a disaster we have huge problems with. several courageous women have decided to fight the exploitation of their ho

finland croatia poland and germany in the german city of castle demonstrators clashed with police who then used pepper spray and water cannons to disperse the crowds in fiction rights are spiking in europe and tougher restrictions expected. international fans will not be able to attend this summer's olympic games in tokyo because of the pandemic the games were judah take place last year but were postponed due to the virus now and the japan by fans will be allowed to attend around $1000000.00 of us a fans who have already brought tickets will now get we feel it's ok. this is datable the news from birth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram news or visit our website to be found at the dot com. camera rolling and action wait wait wait a minute i'm not ready for the close up because i want to look my best when i'm on camera well actually this is the best you will ever get so welcome to in good shape beauty is a complex topic if you want to like yourself when you look into the mirror and you want to make a good impression on others and there's a good reason for that studies show

we keep zooming in on such regional elections of these individual states the size of belgium and croatia who went to the polls tonight it's a bit too early to draw direct lessons but it shows us what's potentially in school and you'll be there with us to afford all w.'s chief political editor michelle care for thanks. it's been another day of violence and killing i mean maher with international news agencies reporting dozens of deaths in various parts of the country the news comes after the largest city i'm gone saw a heavy anti coupe protest on sunday reports indicate as many as 14 protesters and a police officer were killed in crackdowns on young going alone in march state television is reporting that martial wall has been imposed over parts of the city. for more i'm joined by a long miramar researcher at amnesty international in london we're hearing about multiple deaths in me in marjah and what is amnesty's assessment of the situation there. this is a situation just continues to deteriorate each day today so we haven't got a full picture of the death toll and it certainly sounds like

grabbing a second with 20 minutes remaining to hand jose mourinho's side a cushion for the second leg in croatiar including this mohammad elneny thunderbolt secured a 3—1 win over 0lympiacos in greece. rangers had to come from behind to earn a draw at slavia prague. nicolai stanciu smashed home the opening goal for the czech side with just six minutes gone. it took half an hour for the new scottish champions to draw level through filip helander picking up an away goal ahead of the return leg at ibrox. manchester city have joined chelsea in the quarter finals of the women's champions league after thrashing fiorentina 5—0, for an 8—0 aggregate victory. england striker ellen white, who was captain for the game, struck twice in the first half in italy. caroline weir added one from the penalty spot and sam mewis scored twice in the second half to complete the win. the draws for the quarter and semi—finals will be held in switzerland tomorrow. it wasn't a good opening day for defending champion rory mcilroy at the players championship in florida. the world number 11 won at sawgrass in 2019 with last y

after losing their first two matches, england needed to win by two clear goals against croatia and hopeand obviously, disappointed as the players are. they'll learn from this. it hurts, and it's a lesson. when you lose in the licence of a game, a tournament, it hurts. and it's a lesson. chelsea women's manager emma hayes has called the side's victory over wolfsburg her 'most favourite win in charge' as they reached the final four of the champions league. chelsea have never made the final, but will surely be confident after their 5—1 aggregate win over the german team. jim lumsden reports. the wall that chelsea failed to scale three times. they had been away gold from losing first leg to— one, but the resistance dissolved when sam kerr appeared to be brought down. she stepped up again, and the blooms began to thrive. wolfsburg walk for a while. began to thrive. wolfsbur: walk for a while. , wolfsburg walk for a while. they ressed wolfsburg walk for a while. they pressed chelsea _ wolfsburg walk for a while. they pressed chelsea back— wolfsburg walk for a while. they pressed chelsea back

aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in their group. will not issue any disciplanary proceedings against players from norway — after they showed their support for migrant workers in qatar by wearing tee shirts with the words �*human rights on and off the pitch' ahead of their match against gibralter last night. arilas 0uld—saada is a journalist following the norway team in gibralter and he explained how this protest began. exactly a month ago their club asked for a boycott of the world cup saying that there was a tournament built on the court says and that started a movement in norway where a lot of clubs asked the norwegian federation to boycott the tournaments and they had a general assembly right before the international games where many people wanted this to be voted for and he did not go through them but they have recognised an extraordinary general assembly in june where they will be specific the units so we are still not sure that they're going to participate in the whole qualification for this tournament and it be interesting to

but i'm here because i'm fed up with the lies coming from ignorant people as not only in croatia it's across the world they want to force us to stay in our houses and not to go out not to breed not to work not to eat what they want from us to crawl on the floor enough is enough. in the u.k. dozens of em to look down protesters were arrested on saturday as campaign has defied police warnings a march through central london under current restrictions it's unlawful for groups to gather to protest these demonstrators want those rules changed as to more than 60 m.p.'s who signed a letter to the him set. a tree hugging her to ease the roots and allow peaceful protests. but some global health experts say that would be a mistake right now what we need is continued restrictions on as it into say that because i know that it's not a popular position but we need to continue a few more months with these restrictions and we need to scale up x nation much much more rapidly which means we need to increase manufacturing vaccines there's frustration with the slow rollout of vaccines in the european unio

those could be frontline health care workers and romania, bulgaria, croatia, there has been a benefithaving the solidarity in place. the vaccine production is just limited. you can't make as much of it as everybody wants. production of anything is limited. the way i read what they were saying today is to say it is time to start stepping up. we also know the u. and the u.s. will soon be at a saturation point, where the have inoculated people who want vaccines and are in a position to start sharing vaccines around the world. and again, as you say, there is a political message there, to eu leaders, telling you they can do everything they can and brussels. >> briefly, if you would, tell me how central astrazeneca is to the broader rollout? reporter: the astrazeneca vaccine is extremely important for an supply. they are falling short of their first quarter expectations, because of their production shortfalls by astrazeneca. pfizer, biontech, moderna, there meeting there back -- their contracts with the eu. if there is a slowdown, is because of astrazeneca in the eu. there are a lot of rest

on their own physical endurance while exploring the coasts rejoined him at one of his workshops in croatia. she trackers get to enjoy a deserted beach is breathtaking bays and stunning underwater landscapes. they explore gorgeous coastlines like diving hiking and swimming. in the it's me personally the ocean is a sheer bengal a sixpence. it's a space you can never conquer and it's this intangibility the draws me out there again and again. that's absolute freedom. absolute if. they aren't hard it is a sea trekking pioneer 20 years ago he was the 1st to swim from one tiny island to the next these days he offers workshops where he teaches others about the sport today he's on the croatian island of trash giving a sea trekking course with free diver nicole islander most participants are familiar with water sports which helps. the y. in the uk so the. workshops like these highlight different aspects of sea trekking. you know. such as planning your routes the equipment is needed and of course the way you move underwater. i did think. that it's not a lot like swimming in open waters or free diving

on their own physical endurance while exploring the coasts rejoined him at one of his workshops in croatia. see tractors get to enjoy deserted beach is breathtaking bays and stunning underwater landscapes. they explore gorgeous coastline it's like diving hiking and swimming. with me personally the ocean is a sheer bend less expanse. it's a space you can never conquer and it's this intangibility the draws me out there again and again. that's absolute freedom. absolutely. then how it is a sea trekking pioneer 20 years ago he was the 1st to swim from one tiny island to the next these days he offers workshops where he teaches others about the sport today he's on the croatian island of trash giving a sea trekking course with free diver nick and i learned most participants are familiar with water sports which helps. the y. in the uk so the. workshops like these highlight different aspects of sea trekking. you know. such as planning your routes the equipment needed and of course the way you move underwater. i did think. it's not a lot like swimming in open waters or free diving. would see trekkin

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on their own physical endurance while exploring the coasts rejoined him at one of his workshops in croatia. she trackers get to enjoy a deserted beach is breathtaking days and stunning underwater landscapes. they explore gorgeous coastline spiked i think hiking and swimming. you meet the needs of me personally the ocean is a sheer bend less expanse. it's a space you can never conquer and it's this intangibility the draws me out there again and again. that's absolute freedom. absolutely. very hard is a sea trekking pioneer 20 years ago he was the 1st to swim from one tiny island to the next these days he offers workshops where he teaches others about the sport today he's on the croatian island of trash giving a sea trekking course with free diver nikolai linder most participants are familiar with water sports which helps. the y. in the uk so the. workshops like these highlight different aspects of sea trekking. you know the group such as planning your routes the equipment needed and of course the way you move underwater. i did think. it's not a lot like swimming in open waters or free divin

ignore those countries together they're about the equivalent of the size of belgium and the size of croatia so but what they have proven is that the greens on just having a very good ride with the vote is that they are getting increasingly emboldened and thinking big and also thinking potentially other compensations than what we're seeing in the current polls which suggested for months that the likely outcome of the next elections with the angle on that we'll see you continuing in the lead and the greens being the junior coalition partner while the greens are coming across not more senior at this moment in time and that america will see you is on the defensive over corona but also on that you know scandal of some m.p.'s having had to resign because they took cash for a brain jing trade in those surgical masks so they set me on the defensive and they don't even have the top cans at the chance account is it taking them into these elections yet yeah that's right these elections they've started the countdown to september when uncle americal plans to step down after 16 years in power and there r

government for taking commission there and it looks like in london and in that which is about the size of croatia with a population of some $4000000.00 that the currently governing social democrats have made. significant losses for america to see if you party once again so we'll be talking a lot about the scandal that seems have had a real impact here but significant gains for the greens some class 6 percent this opens the option for particular the greens in the back which is the biggest state there's about the size of belgium we don't really expect any change in the lead there. on the state premier there is the overarching conservative political figure within the green. and he seems to have pretty much the choice who he wants to go into government with currently he is in government with i'm going to michael's c.d.u. the conservatives there site dent for the social democrats in that other state holding resolve actions there and there will be a much bigger question mark and what how that government will be formed so overall significant losses for medical c.d.u. significant gains for the greens wit

if your cab driver is serbian, you can't be talking about that trip you took to croatia.'re gonna get your ass thrown out on the street. so i'ma tell you who hates who around the globe. but i'm not going into why, because i know i'll get one little thing wrong and then both of 'em gonna be mad at me. and i don't want kyrgyzstan in my mentions-- (phone beeping) yeah, there they go already. okay, let's begin. chinese and japanese hate each other. indians and pakistanis can't stand each other. vietnamese and cambodians do not want to be in the same room, at all. turks and armenians hate each other. turks and greeks also hate each other. turks and kurds, they hate each other too. honestly, turkey is the nene leakes of europe. they always at the center of some shit. you got the russians and the chechnyans, they always arguing. hungarians and roma, dinka and the nuer, the irish and the british, scots and the british, english and the british-- honestly, that whole island hate itself. ghana and nigeria. now, from what i understand about this beef, this one is mostly about rice. s

between what serbia did through a state sponsored apparatus, and notjust in kosovo, but also in bosnia, croatiaat certain individuals might have done after the war. madam president, let serbs speak for themselves. and we do have serbian representatives on this programme, and we try to hold them to account, just as now we've got you on the programme. and we want to discuss with you accountability in kosovo. you are president of kosovo. it's in all likelihood going to be confirmed that you're going to have a five—year term in the next few weeks. so the question for you is simple. if hashim thaci is found guilty of these very serious crimes, would you support him being locked up for a very long time? first of all, i have to speak for the crimes that were committed by serbia, because they were committed against the people... that's not the question i just asked you. i'll answer. i'll get to that. but in order to understand my answer, i need to speak about what actually happened in kosovo. i'm speaking about the families of the victims. i speak on their behalf, on behalf of all the families of the v

ignore those countries together they're about the equivalent of the size of belgium and the size of croatia so but what they have proven is that the greens on just having a very good ride with the vote is that they are getting increasingly in boulder and thinking big and also thinking potentially other compensations than what we're seeing in the current polls which suggested for months that the likely outcome of the next elections with the angolan that will see you continuing in the lead and the greens being the junior coalition partner while the greens are coming across not more senior at this moment in time and that america will see you is on the defensive over corona but also on that in a scandal of some m.p.'s having had to resign because they took cash for a brain jing trade in those surgical masks so they set me on the defensive and they don't even have the top cans at the chance account is it taking them into these elections yet yeah that's right these elections they've started the can't be on 2 september when uncle americal plans to step down after 16 years in power and there really

ignore those countries together they're krauts the equivalent of the size of belgium and the size of croatia so but what they have proven is that the greens aren't just have a thing a very good ride with the vote is that they are getting increasingly emboldened and thinking big and also thinking potentially other combinations than what we're seeing in the current polls which suggested for months that the likely outcome of the next elections for the angolan that will see you continuing in the lead and the greens being the junior coalition partner while the greens are coming across not more senior at this moment in time and then america will see you is on the defensive over corona but also on that in a scandal of some m.p.'s having had to resign because they took cash for a brain jing trade in those surgical masks so they set me on the defensive and they don't even have the top cans at the chance account is it taking them into these elections yet yeah that's right these elections they've started the countdown to september when uncle americal plans to step down after 16 years in power and there

. >> a question from croatia. asking who among us has a final say in the approval? >> if they want a settlement of sending people to mars, who gives permission for that and the fact of the matter is it would be the u.s. government so they would probably license to launch and they wouldn't have much to say. the transfer of u.s. secrets and technology to other countries including space, that wouldn't play a role. the fact of the matter is licensing a human launch to mars is going to be a tricky end of are not for political reasons but that could be a factor. it would be more along the lines of is their life on mars that we don't know about, small microbes, not talking about martians but life or was their therepast life and would sending humans there sort of interfere with whatever ecosystem there is. it's called planetary protection. he really doesn't care. he doesn't think humans on the surface are going to disturb it and even if they did it's like microbes and humans need to be settling out going out in the cosmos and we are starting in mars what is the problem, but

a couple of other results there, pick out the ones he wants, belarus, netherlands, turkey, croatia, theyrtuguese. the czech republic, they are holding the number one ranked team in the world. belgium, multum leading 2—0 against slovakia. at the slovakian side pulled it back, they are drawing there as well. a big moment for women's football in england, old trafford hosting manchester united's women's team for the first time, behind closed doors, which was a shame, but it is likely to be a more regular occurrence next season. united beat the bottom side, west ham, 2—0. the third in the table behind leaders manchester city and chelsea. wales rugby union players have got their hands on the six nations trophy. they won the title when france lost to scotland on friday. they had to wait for the trophy to be delivered to their training basejust trophy to be delivered to their training base just outside cardiff for a behind closed doors low—key presentation. it's the second time in three years that whales have won the title, although, they missed out on the grand slam this time around after being

the scope and scale of the loss of tottenham to the team from croatia was extraordinary.athan: it was phenomenal. tom: we are doing march bracket here with college basketball in america, celebrating sport. premier league has been great. i don't really understand all this. here was a world-class team with a world-class budget sleepwalking. jonathan: this is one of the european competitions that took place yesterday evening. what this will come down to for your team, so you understand what is going on, is that they need to qualify for the champions league and to qualify for the champions league, you play on tuesday and wednesday nights and not on thursday nights. that is where the money is in right now, they are outside of the top four places. a big game coming up this weekend. tom: with a loss so great, do they lose their name? jonathan: if they don't qualify for the champions league, the maybe some of the big stars want to leave. tom: you nailed that. jonathan: they went to the exits as well. i predicted that anyway. coming up on foreign policy, ian bremmer come a convers

the talks are playing zagreb of croatia. jonathan:jonathan: some of the major players will play. i thought you would bring up adidas again. tom: i am going to bring it up because gareth is going to be out there with his adidas cleats. let's be honest, gareth says adidas, not ah-didas. jonathan: i think he says football boots and not cleats, as well. [laughter] the stock is at a record high over in germany. tom: what does gareth get paid to where adidas cleats? jonathan: i don't know. i imagine is -- i imagine it is a lot of money. tom: is the dynamo in zagreb any good? jonathan: not as good as your tots. lisa: -- going deeper into the red. [laughter] it is interesting to see the nasdaq heading down to lows right now. jonathan: i could walk offset because we are now on tv as well. [laughter] we get cpi later, and a ton of supply in the u.s.. the 30 year coming up tomorrow as well. setting the tone for this market, the cpi print coming up in about 20 minutes. tom: we will see the cpi print, and all of the different slices of it. i'm looking at the price inflation of adidas shoes. i

grabbing a second with 20 minutes remaining to hand jose mourinho's side a cushion for the second leg in croatiau smashed home the opening goal for the czech side with just six minutes gone. it took half an hour for the new scottish champions to draw level, though. filip helander picking up an away goal ahead of the return leg at ibrox. manchester city have joined chelsea in the quarterfinals of the women's champions league after thrashing fiorentina 5—0, for an 8—0 aggregate victory. england striker ellen white, who was captain for the game, struck twice in the first half in italy. caroline weir added one from the penalty spot, and sam mewis scored twice in the second half to complete the win. the draws for the quarter and semifinals will be held in switzerland tomorrow. it wasn't a good opening day for defending champion rory mcilroy at the players championship in florida. the world number i! won at sawgrass in 2019, with last year's tournament cancelled due to the covid—i9 pandemic. the northern irishman got off to a bad start, and it only got worse on his final hole of the day as he hit his

it's not only folks from places like bosnia or croatia but we have seen people from germany come here from austria come here, someone from the czech republic came here as well because they say it is difficult to get jabs in those countries. people on business trips here in serbia are able to get vaccinated as well. the serbian government said around 40,000 foreigners who don't have a residence here in serbia have already gotten vaccinated against covid-19. one of the interesting things also is you can choose your vaccine here. some folks choose sinopharm, some sputnik, but you can also choose the ast sza can a as well. >> what an impressive operation and model for the rest of the world. appreciate it. >>> germany says it will only administer the astrazeneca vaccine to people aged 60 and older. the country's vaccine committee recommended the move after rare blood clots were reported in 31 people who got the first dose, but the decision goes against advice from the world health organization and the european medicines agency. both say there is no apparent link between blood clots and the

aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in group d.nd captain eoin morgan, will miss the rest of the one—day series in india after sustaining a hand injury in the opening match on tuesday. morgan left the field as soon as he picked up the injury in pune and it meansjoss buttler will skipper the team for the last two matches at the same venue. sam billings will also miss out on tomorrow's second match of three — also through injury, which means liam livingstone will make his one day international debut. it's never nice to see team—mates get injured, but fingers crossed they're not quite as serious as they could have been. so, yeah, speedy recovery for them too and hopefully they're back fit before the ipl. but, yeah, like you said, it's obviously not nice to be able... to have to come into replace injuries, but really nice to be able to be given opportunity. britain's adam yates has retained the overall lead after the fourth stage of the volta a catalunya. he couldn't follow up yesterday's impressive victory with esteban chaves leaving

on their own physical endurance while exploring the coast we joined him at one of his workshops in croatia. she trackers get to enjoy a deserted beach is breathtaking pace and stunning underwater landscapes. they explore gorgeous coastline it's like diving hiking and swimming. with me it's me personally the ocean is a sheer bengal a sixpence. it's a space you can never conquer and it's this intangibility the draws me out there again and again. that's absolute freedom. absolute if. they aren't hard it is a sea trekking pioneer 20 years ago he was the 1st to swim from one tiny island to the next these days he offers workshops where he teaches others about the sport today he's on the croatian island of trash giving a sea trekking course with free diver nick and i learned most participants are familiar with water sports which helps. the y. in the uk so the. workshops like these highlight different aspects of sea trekking. you know the such as planning your routes the equipment needed and of course the way you move underwater. i did think. that it's not a lot like swimming in open waters or fre

and gersony goes to bousquet, goes to croatia to bosnia, and then would spend three months going up and down bosnia interviewing not only refugees and displaced persons but aid workers within on the ground in war-torn bosnia for four years already. because remember the boston or started in force in about 1992 -- the bosnia war. and gersony doesn't get there until late 1995. the aid workers he's dealing with our people who stayed the course and what he called the rand corporation of humanitarian aid for bosnia. that's the kind of expertise he was giving. and what he discovered was the dayton accords were, they stopped the war, but the situation was so fragile it would not take much to restart the war and make dayton seem to have been a failure. so it was a fragile situation, number one. and some of what dayton recommended was impossible to implement at the moment. specifically dayton wanted minority return which is a fancy washington word, for instance, if you have a city, a village of 300 croats and the reform act muslim families, those four muslim families had to go home with the 300 c

on their own physical endurance while exploring the coasts rejoined him at one of his workshops in croatia. see truckers get to enjoy a deserted beach is breathtaking bays and stunning underwater landscapes. they explore gorgeous coastline it's like diving hiking and swimming. with the leaves to me personally the ocean is a sheer bengal a sixpence. it's a space you can never conquer and it's this intangibility that draws me out there again and again. that's absolute freedom. absolutely. then how it is a sea trekking pioneer 20 years ago he was the 1st to swim from one tiny island to the next these days he offers workshops where he teaches others about the sport today he's on the croatian island of press giving a sea trekking course with free diver nikolai lender most participants are familiar with water sports which helps. the y. in the uk so the. workshops like these highlight different aspects of sea trekking. you know. such as planning your routes the equipment needed and of course the way you move underwater. i did think. it's not a lot like swimming in open waters or free diving. woul

ignore those countries together their routes the equivalent of the size of belgium and the size of croatia so but what they have proven is that the greens aren't just having a very good ride with the vote is that they are getting increasingly emboldened and thinking big and also thinking potentially other compensations than what we're seeing in the current polls which suggested for months that the likely outcome of the next elections for the angolan that will see you continuing in the lead and the greens being the junior coalition partner while the greens are coming across not more senior at this moment in time and then america will see you is on the defensive over corona but also on that you know scandal of some m.p.'s having had to resign because they took cash for a brain jing trade in those surgical masks so they set me on the defensive and they don't even have the talk cans at the chance account is it taking them into these elections yet you know that's right these elections they've started the countdown to september when uncle americal plans to step down after 16 years in power and t

against wales or russia have started out with a 31 win against malta 20 team world cup runners up croatia lost one nil to slovenia there are 13 more games coming up on thursday world cup host cats are also playing in europe on wednesday cats are beating luxembourg one nil in hungary striker mohammad min tare taking advantage of a defensive error by their opponents catcher been included as a guest team in qualifying group a which also includes european champions portugal. asian world cup qualifying is resuming on thursday after a 16 month gap the whole game against mongolia will get things back under way with 2 more matches happening this month the rest of the games will take place in june we've been speaking to asian football writer john durban is optimistic about asia can get through its qualification process. covered has affected as well quotation badly i mean really by now it should be almost have a good idea of which 4 teams will be going to qatar 2022 but still haven't even finished the 2nd round yet is still 40 teams in the running the last action was november 2009 team and at a tim

aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in group d.t night's protest ahead of their win over gibraltar. the players all wore t—shirts with the slogan "human rights — on and off the pitch". fifa say they believe in the "freedom of speech, and in the power of football as a force for good." norway have discussed whether they should boycott next year's tournament because of poor working conditions for migrant workers in qatar. the former scotland captain scott brown will leave celtic at the end of the season to join premiership rivals aberdeen. the 35 year—old has signed a pre—contract to go to pittodrie as a player—coach, and willjoin them in the summer. brown, who signed for celtic from hibernian in 2007, has played more than 600 times for the hoops, winning 10 league titles and 12 domestic cups. england captain eoin morgan, will miss the rest of the one—day series in india after sustaining a hand injury in the opening match on tuesday. morgan left the field as soon as he picked up the injury in pune and it meansjoss buttler will skipper

tottenham have been taken to extra time in their europa league second leg tie against dinamo zagreb in croatiac has scored a hat trick, and with a couple of minutes to go, spurs trail in that one. arsenal are through to the quarter finals though despite losing 1—0 at home to olympiakos. youssef el—arabi's goal wasn't enough as the gunners won 3—2 on aggregate. the greek side had knocked arsenal out last year. two more games just under way. manchester united in action away to ac milan. it is currently goalless, 1—1 on aggregate. rangers hosting slavia prague. it was 1—1 on aggregate, but the visitors have scored. visit the website for the latest on those games. aston villa's ollie watkins and west brom's sam johnstone have been given their first senior england call—ups — as gareth southgate names his squad for the 2022 world cup qualifiers. jesse lingard, john stones and luke shaw return, but there's no place for liverpool defender trent alexander—arnold. watkins, the villa striker, gets his first senior england call up after impressing since joining from brentford in the summer. west brom goal

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