it is due to be a new life problem for elaine the czech presidential elections these things come front of me i should say not clinched the first friend but he failed to win a majority needed to avoid a runoff so checks will have to go to the polls again in two weeks time also calling on the. social democrats in an eastern german danger project entering a new coalition the chancellor angela merkel conservatives who called the day after party leaders agreed to begin formal coalition talks now that have to step up efforts to win over the rank and file. on the phone as they get it back after its winter break romp inspired one last night that labor cruisin but whatever today's game will bring the typical. i'm on is on and thank you for joining us in the czech republic incumbent in the last day man has won the first rounds of the country's presidential election with nearly all of the ballots counted the progress and come to this garnered almost thirty nine percent of the votes that's far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff he has faced the pro european counter this year is the dra

the first round but he failed to win a majority needed to avoid a runoff that means the czechs will have to go to the polls again in two weeks time . those are coming up. after months of dead not a gemini maybe on the russian forming a new government chancellor i'm going to moscow says the coalition could be in place by easter evidence only if social democratic leader malcolm shalit can win over his skeptical members. and the voters they get is back off to its winter break ground and buying one last night at lady goosing but what about today's game covering you all the results. on how to humphrey thanks for joining me in the czech republic incumbent diminish as a man has won the first round of the country's presidential election now with nearly all of the ballots counted the pro russia candidate is gone and almost thirty nine percent of the vote but that's far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff and he will face the pro european candidate yes he's a harsh in two weeks' time. milosz they even was preparing to cast his vote when he was confronted by an activist from fame an

he will not want a divide between the czech republic and the eu. a mitigating factor if mr zeman, the re—elected president, wants to go too far. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come. the saudi billionaire, prince alwaleed bin talal, has been released, two months after he was detained during an anti—corruption purge. the shuttle challenger exploded soon after lift—off. there were seven astronauts on board, one of them a woman school teacher. all of them are believed to have been killed. by the evening, tahrir square, the heart of official cairo, was in the hands of the demonstrators. they were using the word "revolution". the earthquake singled out buildings and brought them down in seconds. tonight, the search for any survivors has an increasing desperation about it as the hours pass. the new government is firmly in control of the entire republic of uganda. moscow got its first taste of western fast food as mcdonald's opened their biggest restaurant in pushkin square. but the hundreds of muscovites queued up today will not find it cheap, w

news live from the czech presidential election seems incumbent i mean no she is a man clinched the first round but he failed to win a majority needed to avoid a runoff that means the czechs will have to go to the polls again in two weeks time . coming up after months of deadlock germany may be on the way to forming a new government chancellor angela merkel says a coalition could be in place by. that certainly if social democratic leader martin shows could win over his party's skeptical men. and no good as leader is back off to its winter break ramp and find one last night at later cruisin but what about today's games well we'll bring you all of the result. on how to humphrey good to have you with us in the czech republic incumbent is a man has won the first round of the country's presidential election with nearly all of the ballots counted the pro russian candidate gone it almost thirty nine percent of the vote but that's far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff now he'll face the pro european candidate yes he did a harsh in two weeks' time. milosz they even was preparing to ca

news live from valley incumbent miller she is a man wins the first round of the czech presidential election but he failed to get a majority needed to avoid a runoff and that means the checks will have to there's the polls again in two weeks time. posts are coming up donald trump or news iran nuclear deal for what he says is the long time that the us president says he'll pull out of the agreement soon unless what he is disastrous floor was a six. and a step forward for women's rights in saudi arabia for the first time at the women have been allowed to enter the stadium to watch online poker game. time have a home free thanks for joining me in the czech republic incumbent diminishes a man has won the first round of the country's presidential election now with nearly all of those ballots counted the pro russian zaman gone at thirty nine percent of the vote that's far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff he'll face the pro european candidates yes he did harsh in two weeks' time . milosz zyban was preparing to cast his vote when he was confronted by an activist from fame and not good t

the czech republic readies for the second round of the country's presidential election. polls show the two candidates are neck and neck. and coming up in the business briefing: boeing versus bombardier. us regulators to rule on a dispute between the planemakers, with thousands ofjobs at the canadian firm at risk. welcome to the programme, as we brief you on all you need to know on global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. we've been tracking events in davos all week. is it a critical way for world leaders to get their messages out? or hot airfor a cold climate? there's a question. tell us what you think. just use the hashtag bbc—the—briefing. donald trump will deliver his keynote speech at the world economic forum in davos later. the us president has already made his presence known at the gathering of world leaders, offering better trade deals and inviting big business to invest in america. mr trump has also threatened to stop aid for the palestinians unless they take part in peace talks with israel. our north america correspondent peter b

this is deja vu news live from berlin the czech presidential elections these income winds from the last thing on clinched the first round of course that he failed to win a majority needed to avoid or brown off so shanks will have to go to the polls again in two weeks' time also coming up. social democrats in an eastern germany face rejects entering a new coalition with chancellor angela merkel conservative the vote comes a day after party leaders agreed to begin formal coalition talks as an artist step up efforts to win over the right and. on the going to think it is back after its winter break and rampant of vi and one last night of labor queues in but what about today's games with bring you all the result. i know donna well we're going to begin the show with some breaking news first awadi is breathing a sigh of relief after emergency response officials at mis they mistakenly sent out a mass text message warning an intercontinental missile would soon strike the arguments and the misleading missive was sent to thousands of residents on the island it quickly began spreading the warning o

a real czech-german winter fairy tale.ays both sis will have to work hard to make sure things stay that way in the years to come. michelle: a timely story of cross-border harmony for the festive season. that's it for today. but if you would like to find out more about any of our today's reports, visit our facebook page, dw.stories, or send me a tweet. thank yofor watching, and on behalf of the whole "focus on europe team have a merry , christmas. until next time, goodbye. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ steves: i'm meeting my florentine friend tommaso at i fratellini, a venerable hole in the wall much loved among locals for its tasty sandwiches and wine sold by the glass. -grazie. -tommaso: thank you. and when you're done, you leave it on the rack. steves: boy, it's intense in the city. tommaso: yes, it is. well, if you want to leave the tourists, let's cross the river, and let's go to where the real florentines live

but the czech president's popularity in the provincial districts has landed him at the polls. zeman connects with people in rural areas he polarizes paints the world in black and white and promises easy solutions it is classically populism. it's. stale zeman hasn't secured more than fifty percent of the vote in the far right and he'll face a runoff later this month. or year i asked her left in libby in prague why in the last they might appear to have been able to reach out and gain support from rural voters there are some elements resent insults a kind of man of the people he trades. around rich and he seems to kind of enjoy correct also what often attacks work even sponsors the chair or the park rather liberal at least and that seems to play well with some people outside the capsule also in the czech republic is very low unemployment but there's also a lot of mopane jobs here and it's people in those jobs especially in the countryside rescinds do you have targets that also you plays in people's fears of migrants and particularly from muslim countries and nation also say as we

just behind the czech-german border lies the czech town of skalna. >> it's a sanctuary for the christiandamentalist "twelve tribes" sect. "skalna's" major finds nothing wrong with that. >> it would be problematic if they tried to tell or convince others to live like them. but to my knowledge, that's not the case. >> this "twelve tribes" propaganda video advertises the sects' principles of parenting -- it openly supports physically punishing and beating children. >> wise fathers use a thin piece of reed to keep their offspring on the right path. >> the "twelve tribes" sect was taken to court for child abuse in germany, where it was previously based. robert pleyer used to be a member of the sect for 20 years. then, he left. because he didn't want to use corporal punishment on his kids. >> i couldn't keep living like that. i had to get me and my kids out of there. >> life inside the sect was cruel, as this undercover footage from a tv journalist from several years ago documents. back then, the "twelve tribes" were still based in southern germany. >> corporal punishment? sure, a child might

a narrow victory for milos zeman, the 73—year—old president of the czech republic. all chant. — 150,000 votes separated him from his challenger. "this is my last victory," he said, and promised to be more humble, less arrogant in his second term than his first, though he didn't seem to have buried his hatchet with the media. translation: i'm convinced that not only the intelligence of journalists, but also of some politicians, is significantly lower than that of normal citizens. this message, that only he had the political experience to shield his country from the perils facing it, first and foremost immigration, appears to have paid off. cheering and applause. but, across town, the mood in his challenger‘s headquarters was upbeat. translation: the candidacy was a huge experience, a life experience and a political one. i can't quite imagine myself not using it in some way. the result was a blow to liberal pro—european voters, who believedjiri dahos could bring about a change to reaffirm the czech place in the heart of europe, looking not east but west. they will have to wait f

czechs go to the polls this weekend, in the first round of the country's presidential election. sought to bring his country closer to russia and china, in his first five—year term, but most of the eight men challenging him want to reaffirm the czech republic's place in europe. there are also grave concerns about his health. from prague, rob cameron has more. the czech republic, a country in the heart of europe, still unsure of its sovereignty after being divided and conquered for centuries. this weekend, checks are being given a choice, which direction should they be heading? east or west? even in the two's hometown, opinions are divided. translation: i believe in the president the fact he is with russia does not bother me. translation: his stretch to china and russia, the way he goes over there, no,. translation: ithink we should orientate ourselves more to the west than the east. i think there is more of a future for us in there is more of a future for us in the west than the east. despite his health problems, heavy drinking and chain—smoking, his political allies say he is wi

the czech president's popularity in the provincial districts has landed him at the polls. ziman connects with people in rural areas he polarizes paints the world in black and white and promises easy solutions it is classic populism. still is even hasn't secured more than fifty percent of the vote in the first round he'll face a runoff later this month. animal lovers in france are over the moon at the moment over this little chap over here he is the first baby panda to be born in a french so. he's made his public debut five months old this cuddly chap you are menaces name is already a media sensation. seems like this whole year on mang still has so what on his climbing skills maybe it's better to say on the ground but the time being. the five month old baz debut in france has attracted a lot of attention. never as an animal gotten as much media coverage and never has been and will been followed as much on social media. since you. must've crown's turned out for that as a bad debut and he didn't let him down putting on a show during playtime with mom. when most of is it touch

voters in the czech republic have begun casting ballots in the presidential runoff.-russia, anti-europe incumbent had been forecast to win a second to hunt term -- a second term, but it is now a neck and neck race. german chancncellor angela a mel and her conservatives have begun formal coalition talks with the social democrats. besides a stressed the need for speedy negotiations, and set a deadline of february for, roughing up talks to form a government. many coalition deal still have to be voted on by spd party members. paris residents living close to the banks of the river seine art evacuating amid rising floodwaters. the water flowing through the french capital has been swelling due to heavy rain. water levels are expected to reach their peak over the weekend. turkey's president has revealed plans to expand and offensive against kurds in northern syria, despite widespread international criticism. today, he announced that turkish forces will head east from an enclave in syria, toward the iraqi border. ankara wants to drive kurdish fighters out of the region, that

in the czech republic incumbent lost a man has won the first round of the country's presidential election a pro russian contest garnered almost thirty nine percent of the vote that's far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff here face the pro european candidacy in two weeks time. mulish they've been was preparing to cast his votes when he was confronted by an exit. from the ice famine recently attacked the pool i'm on or that they also entice me. on the floor near. zeman is used to making headlines he's named journalists with a fake rifle railed against refugees called for an end to sanctions on russia and there's no one to indulge in wildly pleasures. i'm rooting for the man because he's against migrants and he's a good mom. i just hope the next president would be like zaman. is even did not even bother to take part in the election debate and state his main rival he she dropped came out on top mainly because he is a respected if someone thinks right academically contrast to zeeman. to check president's popularity in the provincial districts has landed him at the polls. zeman con

well voting is underway in the czech republic and germany is hoping that the results for lead to better relations with its neighbor despite that used promise of a united europe east west fault lines deepened in the latest election the czech republic recently voted in a euro skeptical government critical of german migration policies but in the bavarian and the bohemian forests that area in central europe german and czech conservationists have found an issue that both countries can agree on. powerful bad came here with the intention of doing research on black grounds hazel grouse and would cross the shine birds live in the national parks on both sides of the check today in border. that it snowed hard overnight so powerful won't be able to find any of the tracks was another of the these species are disappearing from commercial woodland but here in this forest they're doing fine we want to find out how many of these birds there are and where they're located we work with the very few the seal even on the war. the two national parks are working on a joint project that will do exactly that in

republic. —— $10,000 from the czech republic. —— $10,000 from canada. shift, three work flat out to produce another bread, barnes and biscuits for the next day. —— buns. it is just past 11 o'clock and they are waiting for the bread to rise by the time i have been here we have already had gunfire and shells go. she is telling me it is very normal and it happens most nights they are here. natasha had a job ad ba kery they are here. natasha had a job ad bakery in town if what it was hit by a shell. the bakery here is a haven from the fighting which usually kicks off at dusk. the women stay here until morning because it is too dangerous to travel home at night. they both live in the so—called red zone, ina they both live in the so—called red zone, in a neighbourhood right eye the frontline. tanja lives with her husband and teenage son. 0lga has mixed feeling about the ukrainian army's presence in the town. many here don't know who to believe and a lack of information deepens the distrust. locals mostly watch russian tv which has a much stronger signal than

in the czech republic and comments made us a man has won the first strands of the country's presidential election. candidate garnered almost thirty nine percent of the vote that far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff in faith the pro european council. and two weeks time there for you to even was preparing to cast his vote when he was confronted by an activist from famine. within groups in sludge she shocks and once again semen is the focus of media attention just as he likes. with the ice famine recently attacked the whole i'm on board that they also attacked me in the from the north zeman is used to making headlines he's aimed at journalists with a fake rifle railed against refugees called for an end to sanctions on russia and there's no one to indulge in wildly pleasure. i'm rooting for the man because he's against migrants and he's a good manager. i just hope the next president would be like zaman. is even did not even bother to take part in the election debate instead his main rival. came out on top because he is a respected if someone cry academic contrast zeman. the che

news live from the czech presidential election season income that have been oceans a man clinched the first threat and he's failed to win a majority needed to avoid a runoff that means the czechs will have to go to the polls again in c. with time. for say coming up after months of deadlock germany may be on the ways of forming.

bizzare an ember heaney and four is the largest continuous forest area in central europe german and czech conservationists have found an issue that both countries agree on. powerful batch came here with the intention of doing research on black grouse hazel grouse and would grouse the shiny bugs live in the national parks on both sides of the check but that border. it's not hard overnight so pava won't be able to find any of the its tracks. these species are disappearing from commercial woodland.

this is the dumping news laiva from by the czech presidential election seeking comment to me notion of a man a pinch the first round but he failed to win a majority needed to avoid a runoff that means the czechs will have to go to the polls again in two weeks time . also coming up. after months of dead not a gemini maybe on the.

republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine and west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as well that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that could be the capital published in west jerusalem the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries and the the irony and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. this is kentucky. boy you people are going to vary. a coma any city with no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal miners the said that that was a. these people are survivors of a world disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see

republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine in west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as will that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that could be the capital public start in west jerusalem the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries the irony and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. yes i was pretty good with the market but you. can't remove the last. word so we'll move the young to my wall so you will find you know one of the up and stuff and we will push it out so. i'm going to do the. scots move you to coax beliefs now t.g.v. easy show reason you judged. it was more than a bunch. of the proceeds go to the imus show do you can you get other counties up when you. did so missed all my

the state of palestine they talk about i know the czech republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognized east jerusalem as the capital of palestine in west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia it's will that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that is truism could be the capital palestine in west jerusalem the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries the the irony and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr buckley we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned.

republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognized east jerusalem as the capital of palestine and west jerusalem is the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as well that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that is true some could be the capital palestine and western as in the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries and the the irony and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. hey everybody i'm stephen both gosh i'm a task hollywood guy you know suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and r.v.'s to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru when he's a little bit different i'm not a

republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine in west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as will that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that could be the capital public started westroads on the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries be they are any and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes. all to say we have a great team but we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that not qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and. hoping to bring some of that winning spirit to the arts through three. recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guar

czechs go to the polls this weekend in the first round of the country's presidential election.irm the czech republic's place in europe. there are also grave concerns about his health. from prague, rob cameron has more. the czech republic, a country in the heart of europe, still unsure of its sovereignty after being divided and conquered for centuries. this weekend, czechs are being given a choice, which direction should they be heading — east or west? even in president zeman's hometown, of kolin, opinions are divided. translation: i believe in president zeman. the fact that he is with russia does not bother me. translation: his trips to china and russia, the way he goes over there, cowtailing and doffing his cap, no. translation: i think we should orientate ourselves more to the west than the east. i think there is more of a future for us in the west than in the east. despite his health problems, heavy drinking and chain—smoking, his political allies say he is wise and experienced enough to chart a sensible course. translation: he is a person with his own opinions. he does notj

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republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognize east jerusalem as the capital of palestine and west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as well that in the future in. agreement on the two state solution that is truism could be the capital public starting westroads on the capital of israel well that's the position of many countries the they are in e. and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretical arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. when lawmakers manufacture consensus instinctive public will. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round lifts and be the one percent told. to ignore middle of the room signals. the real news is. as read the st

reported and police security was tight near the main government offices were the rally took place the czech republic's populist president has been reelected for a second term salman's campaign was based on an anti immigration platform inerrantly defeated is probably european rival horse pro russian incumbent has strong support among rural voters his opponent was largely backed by wealthier people in towns and cities. now spain's top court has ruled that catalonia is formally their colors push him or must attend parliament if he wants to get permission to form a new government the judges said tuesday session of the catalan parliament will be suspended if israel acted without being in the chamber he's been living in exile in brussels since october he is wanted on charges of sedition rebellion for spearheading catalonia is secession movement. african leaders are in fear of his capital for the annual summit of the african union dealing with corruption and finding solutions to conflict will be among the main issues on the agenda mohamed atta reports from at this hour of they come together from a

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republic prime minister had said that in the future in the framework of a peace agreement the czech republic would be happy to recognized east jerusalem as the capital of palestine and west jerusalem as the capital of israel i think this is in fact the official position of russia as well that in the future in an agreement on a two state solution that could be the capital palestine in west jerusalem the capital of israel well bad for the position of many countries and the they are any and the shame is that no country is making a decisive step to make that theoretically arrangement in reality mr busking we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few minutes stay tuned. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the guy even saw you guys. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch or the final school it's about the passion from the families it's the age of the shaper money. is expected to go to twenty

like an island of peace the czech town of telco is located midway between prague and vienna where the borders of bohemia moravia and lower austria meet. in the fourteenth century the luxemburg kings ruled this region charles the fourth but soon control of it as a young margrave. here monex feuded with one another nobleman switch diligence and robber barons and bands of britons exploited the intrigues of those in power finally the land was devastated by religious conflict. in the mid fifteenth century things became more peaceful husain in catholic churches each accepted the existence of the other the town lay at the crossroads of important trade routes its burgers brewed beer and salt salt. tell castle was taken over by the hundreds family since fifteen twenty six they'd been faithful servants of the house of hapsburg and even more devout catholics. thus the lady in white raised her veil and went about the council with a smile on her lips because happier times were about to dawn. in fifteen fifty zacharias the second son of the chancellor of bohemia. may tell his residents craftsman ha

voting is under way the czech republic and germany is hoping the results will lead to better relations with its neighbor the czech republic recently voted in a euro skeptical government critical of german jim these refugee policies but in the bavarian and bohemian far as german and czech conservations have found an issue on which both countries can agree. pavel bad came here with the intention of doing research on black grouse hazel grouse and would grouse the shy birds live in the national parks on both sides of the check valve and border. but it's not hard overnight so powerful won't be able to find any of the birds tracks. as in. these species are disappearing from commercial woodland but here in this forest they're doing fine we want to find out how many of these birds there are and where they're located we work with the. war. the two national parks are working on a joint project that will do exactly that in fact both parks cooperate closely on these kinds of efforts and no one represents that spirit of cooperation better than biologist pavol better he works for both parks. togethe

the bavarian and or he may enforce the largest contingents force area in central europe german and czech conservationists have found an issue that both countries can agree on. powerful bad kind of came here with the intention of doing research on black grounds hazel grounds and would cross the shine bugs live in the national parks on both sides of the check but the border. but it's not hard overnight so powerful won't be able to find any of the tracks. these species are disappearing from commercial woodland but here in this forest they're doing fine we want to find out how many of these birds there are and where they're located we work with them. on the war. the two national parks are working on a joint project that will do exactly that in fact both parks cooperate closely on these kinds of efforts and no one represents that spirit of cooperation better than biologist pavol better he works for both parks. together the parks make up the largest primeval forest area in central europe human shape the landscape for a long time now it's nature again and that attracts numerous visitors. to. th

that was barreling along economically and thought we were invincible we said poland, the czech republic, that's fine, we hadn't option of seven-year transitional time and we said no we don't want to do that. though some mistake. we had a study and 500,000 arrive. speaks to the point whether you know you're doing. it's a long way of saying, i think it's an argument that can be one. but it has to be one. people are going to move. it's question of whether or not they're moving legally or illegally. i think it is not communities that are being left behind economically and economic reasons. unless we address this you will be very hard to contain the anger. a separate question. >> do so full of ideas and so many things we want to know about. you haven't had a chance to address -- problem in the pope with their there's so many of them were to suggest could be done? >> it basically means you have the answer. people say quite a lot. we've been working in miramar for 30 years. responsible for the health provision for hundred 20000 people. muslims and non-muslims in the work that we do we get terr

voters in the czech republic have begun casting ballots in the countries today presidential runoff. anti immigrant incumbent veneman had been favored to win a second term but the latest information polls neck and neck race with challengers drawn hose. paris residents living close to the banks of the river center are evacuating their homes amid rising floodwaters the river flowing through the french capital has been swelling due to heavy rain water levels are expected to reach their peak over the weekend. fighting corruption is topping the agenda at the african union's annual summit under way now in ethiopia's capital over the weekend african heads of state and government are due join the discussion on what's seen as one of the key challenges facing societies across the continent our correspondent in nairobi brings us this report about hell corruption affects people's daily lives . police checkpoints in nigeria have been part of everyday life for us. but here they're not about maintaining security they're little more than pay outstations of corruption. although the chief of police ou

the czech republic player is causing her some problems. a word for the 15—year—old ukrainian, the youngest to win a match at the australian open since martina hingis in 1996. despite being 521 in the world. she isjust won her second round match. she beat australian 0livia rogowska. thank you the joining us on sport today. all the details on the website. kelechi iheanacho became the first player to score a goal awarded by a video assistant referee in english football — as leicester beat third tier side, fleetwood town, in their fa cup third—round replay. iheanacho opened the scoring with a routine strike from islam slimani's pass. the big talking point of the game came — when ihenacho had a goal disallowed for offside. but refereejonathan moss liaised with video official mikejones and the goal was awarded 68 seconds after it hit the back of the net. leicester will play peterbrough in the fourth round. meanwhile west ham needed extra time, but were eventually 1—nil winners over third tier side, shrewsbury. reece burke with the goal. they'll

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business the european union has given member states ten days to clear the air it will suit britain the czech republic germany spain france italy hungary romania and slovakia if they don't present a new plan is to lower pollution. the air is thick in germany's major cities air pollution is way over acceptable standards in mind metropole of neri is including munich stuttgart and berlin and the e.u. commission is fed up it says the seven years since the standards were adopted was a nuff time for germany to mend its air polluting ways. and the face of such long standing favors to take serious steps in and in view that the legal process will continue all member states to add to this this life threatening problem with the agency that it deserves the european commission estimates four hundred fifty thousand people die prematurely each year in europe due to the effects of air pollution clean air is not a much higher rate but the german environment minister is pushing back she says her country has done a lot heating and industrial plants have been modernized fine particle pollution is no longer a pro