stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and inscribed there that took nearly 3 months in all. for the stone masons their work at the cemetery is routine but always a solemn moment. the would have or wanted a heart to commemorate his late wife a symbol that will remain here for the next 25 or 30 years. german cemeteries are changing visibly the way people are laid to rest is more varied so too is the design of the graves urn graves like this are becoming more common as 2 thirds of burials in germany are now cremations. this is the silly form and it's all for an ego. one and they about even the design of this grave is somewhat more elaborate than most and even the author reflects a common trend to make grave so to speak easier to maintain this is the. thread. the small space occupied by an early grave is much simpler to care for than a large family grave. but for a long time the christian churches disapproved of cremation. caught a lot preserved by going out and by coming in f

stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and inscribed there. that took nearly 3 months in all. for the stone masons their work at the cemetery is routine but always a solemn moment.

stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and inscribe.

stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and is.

stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and inscribed there.

sewing shop ownerjeltje van essen says she was jolted into action after seeing these pictures of theo get to work and has even uploaded a pattern online so others can make the mittens too. so far, more than 400 pairs have been finished. now it may seem like something of a contradiction: a punk rock movement that promotes a sober lifestyle. but that's what a thai musician is at the forefront of in malaysia. khai aziz is promoting the so—called straight—edge movement there, after he lost his brother to a drug overdose. here's his story. he actually loved my music and he is the one that introduced us to punk rock music. was the inspiration of mine. 0ne rock music. was the inspiration of mine. one day a come back home, i've found that my brother sold everything, and the house was empty. most of my possessions were gone. he needed help. decided that this is enough, andi needed help. decided that this is enough, and i decided to quit smoking, a decided to quit drugs. swear to myself, i need to become straight—edge. i'm a totally different person when i am on stage. that is the place where

sewing shop owner jeltje van essen says she was jolted into action after seeing these pictures of thet to work and has even uploaded a pattern online so others can make the mittens too. so far more than 400 pairs have been finished. a reminder of our top story: a new report shows concentrations of carbon dioxide — the main gas behind global warming — are at record levels. there is much more on all the news anytime on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello there, there's a big change in the weather for all of us by the end of this week, but before then we have got more mild weather, more cloud, and some further rain and perhaps in some parts, strong to galeforce winds, with the worst of the weather through tuesday and wednesday expected across england and wales. the reason for the wet and windy weather, another area of low pressure, this one contains remnants of ex—tropical storm sebastian and that is going to stick around for the next couple of days. ahead of that, we have still got mild conditions by the morning,

well joining me now are guests in new delhi kartik in essen a research fellow at the council on energy and environment and water on skype from helsinki laurie lead analyst on asia at the center for research on energy and clean air and in bangkok faisal parrish director of the global environment center he's a specialist on fire and haze prevention that's a problem that malaysia faces every year a warm welcome to your wall going to sin in new delhi let me start with you if i may because that's the ground 0 of this problem i mean the air quality in new delhi is now being described as apocalyptic i mean why has the situation become so dangerous and how big is the scale of the problem briefly. so the good part is we've actually gone past apocalypse and it's actually improved in some sense today and thanks largely to the fact that the meteorology is sort of played in favorably and if you look at the situation that's currently there it's there for probably 2 reasons one is that i think the meteorology over the last 2 or 3 days has been really unfavorable that is like a big part of it but more

away feeling that we had a lot more in common than we thought that's a good night if the stool that's essen and move on i think he can go back to my you consider stuck into the house me haven't i have i have not i walked around all day yesterday and just thought the city was beautiful everybody's been very very nice to us over the way we've been here for i think 18 hours yeah and have really enjoyed it it was much nicer yesterday when the sun was out than a day with the rave about us how design the old obvious. and absolute to the ins with starts as we get you born and to minister thank you to me of all ties that bind us. as i would you know it's very very beautiful and it's also it's a mixture of times which i think is really interesting you know the history of art deco and a lot of the qualities of the architecture here represent that and it is really very beautiful to dodge and that's what i wanted to see owned by the has to show my incredible and. i did for a while when i was doing $24.00 i met a girl in los angeles who lived in cologne and and we spent some time together in los angeles

he says he is essenally irregular chan theal rudyhis giuliani had when it comes to our relationship withae d the u.s. policy with ukraine. he said that rudy giuliani was en as an obstacle to both increasing relationship with ukraine but a also n obstacle when it cometo pressuring russia.the other thing is that a conversation with william taylor. that is the current u.s. ambassador to ukraine. and they both say lk, we should not be pushing for any sort of individual in dstigation. th't mention the bidens by name but they say anything having to do with that is really not somethg the u.s. should be involved in. he dusker of course, also say that he didn't actually hear vowrt kurt volker which slt u.s. envoy e,to ukrain he didn't actually hear him say that there was any sort of investigationee thatd to be done with the bidens or with barisma, which is of course the company that huntfo biden was working >> woodruff: and lisa, yet another t of transcrypts. >> right, so the womanhout took over from christopher anderson is named katherine cross, she was then the next advisor to kurt volker. she

a deputy essenes grabbing a girl and slammed her to the floor and now he is facing serious charges. hunting down monsters in mexico, seeking justice for american mothers and children sprayed with bullets and burned alive. those gunmen shot one of the kids in the face, another in the foot and a third in the back and foot. according to a relative as we are learning new details about the gruesome attack that killed nine people including six children. it happened monday, as three mothers were driving with their children separate suv is. one of the families relatives is speaking out. >> six children, three mothers. there should be ethics. there needs to be justice here. today i heard the governor, the mexican president say that this is a free and sovereign state. where is the freedom in this? it's tough. >> shannon: we also got photos of the kids after the attack. emergency workers transported children who were hurt to hospitals in the u.s. all of the victims were u.s. citizens living in new mexico and they are part of an offshoot of the church of latter-day saints. the family has a deca

stone mason and his assistants are delivering a gravestone to a cemetery in the western german city of essen. the stone was designed in their workshop and cut and inscribed there. that took nearly 3 months in all. for the stone masons their work at the cemetery is routine but always a solemn moment. the would have or wanted a heart to commemorate his late wife a symbol that will remain here for the next 25 or 30 years.