france's nuclear waste is stored here in this cavernous home neither france nor germany have found optimal solutions and suitable locations for the storage of radioactive waste. jesus yes he strives that ending here on 2 shafts under. ground is the equivalent of enough electricity for 1000000 people in france for a year even known to put it sean diddy he's the. one i mean don't guess one off and i believe it's important to demonstrate and we do so daily that in france at least nuclear power is safe all 4 of them i'm proud to work in this industry and the destructor if you feel the plane as it understood. despite the stringent safety regulations we have our doubts about safety. and when we were checked for radioactive contamination we were shocked when we set off the warning light. when a little model of the alarm to a 2nd check showed it was a false alarm. relief all around. our equipment was checked as well. to vast nuclear power sites in close proximity but few seem to be bothered. this small group however is concerned they made here on the coast where waste water from the reprocessing f

of france energy giant e.t.f.was still optimistic that the mom awaited project would soon be going ahead so the project is for if it was our aim is to load the fuel rods to the reactor in december 28th that's an ambitious deadline but we're used to such challenges in this industry is it was it is true is this a new challenge or just for the good of. the deadlines wasn't commit another delay was recently announced. but at least the fly monday nuclear power plant still has a future the plant infested mine does not the country's oldest nuclear power plant is about to be closed but the risks it poses to the public remain. the locals need to know what to do in the event of an accident including schoolchildren. if disaster strikes they have to stay in their classroom the school is just 4 kilometers from the plant so sure we know it could happen we're very aware. for the moment or dispose of it i'm a bit scared that something could happen but not of the time we know this case contains protective equipment for 4 classes y

of the france that fights, of the only france, of the real france, of the eternal france. really what de gaulle was doing, i think is proclaiming the return of a freed and independent france, taking its place once again in the world community. as well as getting back to the french population the pride of dignity of being france. and discounting that french governments that collaborated and cooperated with the germans. de gaulle and this government was the real france, the eternal france. well, that same evening, de gaulle began organizing a parade for the following day. a parade that was to celebrate the liberation of paris, but also a parade to let everyone know, both friend and foe alike, that de gaulle was the leader of france. there could be no question. and so, that next morning, it was a saturday. again, it was a warm, sunny day. word spread across the city that at 3:00 there was going to be a grand parade. and precisely on time, general de gaulle arrived at the arc de triomphe. this is a photograph of him in front of that paris landmark, where he first placed flower

france's president of. japanese charts a comeback been meeting for talks in the french city of toulouse on the agenda is the conflict in syria u.s. trade tensions and brags that a few moments will cross live to that joint news conference in the city ahead of that take a look at matters arising with the political cost of simon. simon these talks important well i think i think they could because there's a lot for these 2 leaders to talk about as you know these 2 countries germany and france the motor of the european union so they want to talk about the reforms that are necessary the shape of the union going forward but they've got a lot of other international topics like the conflict in syria and and so on and of course they're also holding this event today the 2 governments the 2 cabinets you can see they're meeting to talk also about industrial policy that's why they're meeting in toulouse which of course is the headquarters of the air space from us because this is this is an ongoing writers in the german f

might come sooner or later and right now it's a topic of discussion in france but my point is media do not have any influence at all they lost all their influence from the battlefield that is happening them on facebook mostly facebook and twitter and all those media just provided in their not weaponized the battlefield is not the media sphere it's the social media ok it's very interesting here you know but cho we have a whole string of former intelligence officials being employed particularly but not only but particularly at c.n.n. and m s n b c so i mean i'm just going to kind of theorize i think i'm allowed to do that to my program so they hire these guys like brad in our clapper mccabe and so they they have the they still get the top secret briefings you know they have clearance so they get information they tell their employer their employer then says hey joe we just heard from a source which is the source is the contributor and the contributor is on the senate reaffirming confirming what they learned from their own briefing i mean i find that insidious ok that is not in the publ

hundreds of c 47's and c 54th swept across the southern coast of france. below, could be seen other paratroopers who had spearheaded the invasion the night before. the air was full of parachutes with moving slowly to the ground. carrying the heart of american veterans to reinforce the man who would be receiving. still further inland, the gliders were nosing downward off the soil of southern france. these landings or close to the hilly country. many of the gliders -- paratroopers advance stealthily powering the course. this aerial vanguard was to destroy enemy defenses and ease the task of their comrades still at city by keeping people from moving to the coast. swooping down from tree top level, troops and spy trains, in the column of a summer morning these bombers raise destruction while the allied ships were going along the french coast within range of enemy battles. as the dark of the night melted into down, the line of other ships could be detected. tense and alert the men's the men waited in their battle station. guns of the fleet opened up, and the in

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with the support and the help of all of france fighting france. the only france. the real france. eternal france. ". he is the french churchill. or churchill is the french to gall. -- or churchill is the french general de gaulle. the point is even liberation war is a continuation of politics by other means. french and allied politics, american politics, british and german politics. it is best to know this. on the others of europe, at the same time, 50,000 man polish home army chose to strike a blow for his country's honor. and its country's politics. deciding it was necessary. politically. not militarily. paul it was going to be liberated. this is not militarily. a necessary decision. it is a politically necessary decision. they needed to rise. to lose, to sacrifice, to die. to be seen to be fighting for their own liberation. lest they be excluded from the victors table. when the negotiations come. we now know there were no negotiations essentially over poland, they were excluded from the table. but they rose. to strike a blow for politics and for honor, not to wait for the libera

france needed to keep their discipline. as daft as it was dangerous here from vahaamahina. the fans showed what they thought, the officials agreed, france would play the last half hour one man down. although games can hinge on such moments, wales struggled to make their advantage count. but with the final whistle approaching, the ball bobbled loose and moriarty rescued his team. dan biggar‘s conversion edging wales ahead for the first time. france's heroic defiance was over, they had left it late, they had ridden their luck, but wales had dug deep into their resolve and somehow found a way. a second home nation through to the semifinals. all of wales will be breathing a huge sigh of relief tonight after one of their team's most important and dramatic victories. far from their best here, but having found a way to prevail they now all believe they can reach a first—ever world cup final and give warren gatland's long and successful tenure its defining moment. dan roan, bbc news, oita. i think the better team lost today. the th

next up a look at the growing and growing source of jobs in france. whether it's for the environment or to save money more and more consumers are turning to refurbish smart phones. it's not just good for the planet. in france around twenty companinies are specialized in repairing computers and telecom equipment. together the employees and fifteen hundred people. in a lee has the story. brininging not fansf back to life. thi french company brands itself and the cheap and ethical alternative to technology giants. like it hey you stir a pan and line cables. finding ways to adapt to the modern markets. when i for. focg and resetting smart t fate. how may souound we felt that we woud as will be looking for jobs we were left hanging. it's reassuring now we have a bright future ahehead one. this company alone after that two hundred thousand phones raking in revenues of nine million year right and the managers have a heaping tie at three hundred more people at the factory in the south of france. seven in front s say the twowo point o oe million refururbished

france has claimed this man both as a soldier and as a symbol of france reborn. to the american columns, was the distinction of first crossing the seine. they forced the nazi invasion to the capital. one american spearhead smashed into paris after german treachery flattened as they reached for the marquis. in machine gun skirmish at the foot of the eiffel tower. (music) >> the toll of nazi prisoners mounted. (music) (noise) >> resistance was short-lived, and another haul of prisoners was taken. (music) >> liberation has come at long last, and not even the bullets of snipers could mar the ecstasy of freedom. general the care's armored forces rolled triumphantly into their beloved city. many of them had carried on the struggle since 1940. for four long years, they dreamed of this day. (noise) dispossessed have come home again. (noise) although present unofficially, it was fitting that these tommies found their way into the city. soon, they were lost to the celebration. (music) (noise) >> the spotlight fell reliably on general de gaulle as he set foot in paris. with

on the weekends i enjoy going to france to shop the brecon is right next to france and the supermarkets are wonderful and i like to go 2 minutes a beautiful city out of 5 minutes luxembourg is beautiful too it's nice to wander around to a little shopping that's the way it is when you live on the border that's a little what do you think of for europe without borders here in this region. i think it's really great i come from cameroon and here i have a chance to get to know different cultures. so it's easy for me to study in france or germany or visit there. i think it's awesome you know i'm originally from the area around but i really savor the lifestyle here. the city itself the people at the market and the 2 languages french german. wife i think it's wonderful finished. saver that reminds me i've arranged to take a call in every city to work the old town is something like an experimental kitchen for example. regularly guides tourists through the winding alleyways taking them to where they can taste the latest trends even a rather simple ones. i'm just not that inside some things i reall

france and the u.k. have committed to enhance their bilateral cooperation across the spectrum of defense and security, ranging from joint armament projects and including cross-border industrial integration, and that's an important part of their cooperation that i will go back to, because it's probably the one that's been the most affected by brexit. they have endeavored to integrate their missile industry in particular around the company nbda, co-owned by french and british industrial groups. france and the u.k. are have committed to enhance their cooperation on military operations and the interoperability of their armed forces. they have jointly led operations in libya in 2011, have together participated in the u.s.-led coalition in syria, have worked together under french leadership sahel, under u.k. leadership in eastern europe, and they have built for almost ten years now a joint expeditionary force which is nonpermanent military force involving all three services that is going to reach full operatio

france is a bottleneck for the smuggler networks. it is seen as a springboard to london, which is why so springboard to london, which is why so many migrants end up here. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme: the us military publishes the first images of the raid in which the leader of the islamic state group was killed. raging wildfires in california as a new blaze in the south of the state threatens the ronald reagan presidential library. good morning. it is 8:00am in singapore and midnight in london. twitter has announced a global ban on all political advertising on its site. the social media company says it wants to prevent potential problems with unchecked information and fake news. the policy comes in on 22 november, so it will affect the uk general election and next year's us election. our media editor amol rajan has this assessment of how the fight for voters‘ attention is increasingly being waged online. recognise any of these? in the coming weeks, brace yourself for a further onslaught of adverts in your social

people onto that profit of this situation is france. france. the the why france why i'm coming i'm coming the government and government members. will not tell you the truth about this one. france and once the 2. recall a nice begin. is gone. because of a do. on the ground. why do you say that i mean france came to the rescue in 20122013 when there was an invasion of the country at the french forces were not here maybe look. nation wouldn't exist as i now see. i agree with you you see. when you want to exploit. a person. you start by being friendly with him. and you try to end this thing. his mind and how he's doing. once you have got. all of these. and you ex to yeats. what you will soon have come. france stop the judges in the court and. all the money ends up road. or none. but now what is going on what is going on. we believe or not and france but it's not france's role to ensure security in. mali. the democratic republic of do quote. that's not france but its culture bed here. since 1961. there there. the united says it is. sold you. there b

looking at the numbers of one plant in france. you have to say that the focus will be the factories that psa have in france that will be one of the focuses. you can see that split performance. enough to move that needle now driving enough performance of that country versus what you are seeing across the markets in the red. the italian markets trading up almost half a percent now just clocking out that 10% to a double digit gain. we have had a fairly weak outing of renault in particular some sour grapes that have missed out in the frank government standing in the way with fiat earlier in the year because of partners with the other line that had been from a stock price reacting that is a push lower on top of this, the chinese numbers pushing up we have weak pmi's out of china. that's the reaction across some of the german automakers ferrari up higher. a quick look going with the fiat stock up 5.3%. looking at more earnings action. shell has been a big one to watch in the oil basket today. one of the underperformers in the oil basket

and then to france and they're going to tell me. you never tell you don't we i want to tell you that had the thought of them all caught on tape cd proceed to shut up and i don't hold local fish. or look of and as he didn't see. him out but it gave him some of it also with a boat and more in which i did in time because then you sort of had been politically outmaneuvered by his rival. however ben yousif maintained a strong influence over the felucca who were operating in the south of to near 0. leaving the country for his own safety he sought refuge in neighboring libya and later egypt and could only look on from the sidelines as events unfolded. we haven't jaish any move to one of them but obama hopes to have sufficient imagine at paris with any noosphere. they can. hope but the fisherman if. deep. the man at the sema to see that the man i say it was really having a bad guy. let us out of the systematic. abuse of feel. bad thing in the home and then. stick men. stone with all of this to lead attempt. to much as you know. a man must r

and then to france and they're going to tell me. you know it has you know we i want to tell you that i've had the thought of them all caught on tape cd proceed to shut up and i don't hold local fish. hello coventry's he didn't see them from our answer. around so it above and more in which i did in time because when you sort of had been politically outmaneuvered by his rival. however ben yousif maintained a strong influence over the felucca who were operating in the south of tunisia. leaving the country for his own safety he sought refuge in neighboring libya and later egypt and could only look on from the sidelines as events unfolded. and heaven is a shining moment to one of them but obama said we. are powerless with any noosphere . and they can. hope that the fisherman if. deep. to see that that. say it was really having a bad guy here let us out of the steam out of the. news a few. back there in the home of. the command. level as the stone was part of the clear attempt. malamud a matter of a real career woman must really be able.

france and uk have talked about the interoperability of their arm forced. they have jointly led operations in libya in 2011, this together participated in the u.s.-led cooperation in syria and have worked together under french leadership and under uk leadership in eastern aeurope ad they have built a force which is a non-permanent military force involving all three services, that is going to reach full operational capacity next year in 2020. france and the uk have also been collaborating in the nuclear domain, nuclear deterrents domain which makes their partnership indeed quite special, sharing facilities for the maintenance of their nuclear stockpile as well as test simulation on their nuclear warheads. france and the uk are obviously both members of the un security council, an as such they engage on a lot of international security issues, and they have a common approach on current affairs, including on iran, russia, or syria. so that's for if you like the -- the background of what i'm going to say now is going to build. so based on this bilateral strong a

france is a bottleneck for the smuggler networks.s why so many migrants end up here. but while it's easy to get to france from belgium, germany, or even poland, it's much harder and more expensive to get from here to the uk. in 2012, a vietnamese smuggler was arrested in france. he reportedly told police that the money went to the parisian boss, whose deputies distributed the salaries to smugglers on the ground. does france's leading expert on vietnamese trafficking think the networks are still being run from here? she spoke to us from vietnam. translation: they're notjust in paris, they're everywhere. there are bosses in every country in europe, including in the uk. there are a lot of them around paris. they change location all the time, but generally they are around the southern suburbs. sometimes you get a0 people in an apartment. it's inhuman. hiep says more than half of those found dead last week are thought to be from one small area in vietnam. they couldn't pay for the most expensive kind of crossing, she says. they didn't hav

france 19—10 up at half—time. vahaamahina, the giant french lock elbowed wainwright during a mall, camped on the wales line. there was no need for it. in the roaming half—an—hour, france were reduced to 14. it looked like time is running out and wales were struggling to make their one—man advantage count. but in the final reckoning, moriarty it was who popped up to score the decisive try. dan biggar converted to edge wales ahead for the very first time in the match. so they are through to a second semifinal in the last three world cups and they will now believe, that having not been at their best, but somehow found a way to prevail, they can go all the way, reach a first world cup final i give coach, warren gatland the defining moment in this, his final tournament that he his long and successful tenure deserves. staying in japan and australia's head coach michael cheka will stand down at the end of the year. it comes after their heavy defeat to england on saturday. cheka's contract was up soon anyway, but he said

♪ p6 c13 c1 ♪ "france 24." every art form. [speaking french] ."come to "france 24 we are live in paris. carrie lam'annouuces plans to supply. turkey's presideet except accepts an invitation from moscow. --a far-right politician to remove it. ♪ chief executive interrupted twice as she delivered a speech laying on her policy objectives. the speech by carrie lam was an attempt to win hearts after four months of protestsshave pushed her admdministration to a brink. she announced plans to increase theecity's housing supply. for more on this, we can go to our correspondent, live in hong kong. : it was actually a very unusual day and hong kong here at the legislative council sitting for its first full session since the protests began it was unusual in the sense that despite the fact that police have predicted and expected over 1000mobilizing officers and having water cannons ssations, the protesters did not comome apart from a smal was mostly press and police outside. most of the disruption took place inside the chamber. carrie lam twice try to take the

it isa in france and the united kingdom.nd which is being fuelled by lots of online material. it certainly is. let's switch to this story on buzzfeed, and this involves a big block of parmesan cheese. and the trade dispute between europe and the united states. tell me more. this may be love because there is mike pompeo, the us secretary of state standing with a big block of parmesan cheese he was given by an italian who was protesting at the possibility that may soon be tariffs on imports into the united states of parmesan cheese possibly, and this is quite a serious story behind the humour that made me laugh, the serious story being the us has now been given permission to go ahead with up to 8 billion worth of products, tariffs, huge amounts on the table. that is because of this case which was going on for a long time that airbus was found to have had subsidies of european concern unlawfully, the us won the case and now they are saying they will retaliate on italian cheese, friends cheese, all sorts of things. this is an at

england's final group game is against france this weekend.ikely quarter final with australia. england confirmed their qualification for the knockout stage after beating argentina on saturday. but it might have come at a cost forforward billy vunipola — andy swiss is with the team injapan. the england players are back training in tokyo if they prepare for their final training in tokyo if they prepare for theirfinal group training in tokyo if they prepare for their final group game against france. so find in this tournament they have been pretty lucky with injuries but there is some concern over billy vunipola after he left the field at half—time against argentina with an injury to his ankle. the good news is that england say he is up and walking around but they say they are still waiting to find out the extent of his injury. he has another 24—hour is after tomorrow and then we will make a firm diagnosis. he has seen the physio this morning and he is around, walking around a big smile on his face, nearly lunchtime so he's pretty happy, but he i

twenty four and france twenty four .com. ibm routines welcome to live from paris world news and d analysis from france tweny four. i'm not going these are the headlines breaks it all now hold bars johnson's withdrawal will build voted down on its second reading the u. k. prime minister now accepts the delay. is required. we'll a general election be the next step. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan says turkey and russia have reached a deal. which sysyrian kurdish fighters will move thirty kilometers away from the border in the north east syria within a hundred and fifty channels. she's from mississippi laughter of says the cork implies the end. turkey's incursion. canada's trudeau is re elected body of have to try to go up in in the minority liberal ministration i'm sure she is conservatives ng the popular vote butut that didn't convert into actual seats. leading democrat. john the same as the possible can make . thank you very much for being with us big developments but no discernible progress we talking breaks it two v

they beat france by a single point.r—saving hip surgery. he wins the european open. hello and welcome to sportsday. we‘ll start injapan where wales are through to the semi finals of the rugby world cup after they came from behind to beat france 20—19 in oita. a dramatic late ross moriarty try sealed the victory after france were reduced to 1a men. it‘s a third world cup semi—final for wales, to follow their exploits of 1987 and 2011. our sports editor dan roan is on oita for us. wales arrived full of expectation. six nations grand slam winners, unbeaten injapan, these days they are firm favourites in such big games. now they had to live up to that status and extend the farewell of their legendary coach warren gatland in this, his last tournament in charge. he won‘t have enjoyed this, though, france started superbly as first the giant vahaamahina and olivon put them 12—0 up inside eight minutes. which france would turn up? now we knew. wales needed to respond. they immediately did so. aaron wainwright pouncing and going

real power lay in france. also emerging as a powerful political force was the nationalist leader people good people co-founder of the neo distorted party. he said to one scene move on without him as a. fresh direct feedback. that the message that big. trouble get back it up he brings out a drama. or card madness of fish looking for that had a horrible day and. then and at some thought. he was not. with no one seen the ballot. and it decided to bother. me and what and if i did the jihad. would give peace a new crime scene oh i'm in bed if i had been a minute. we. know where. we mean a better country and syria has. some tunisian politicians so to influence the full largest 3 resistance leaders so a dual strategy of politics plus violent dissent emerged leaflets in $100.00 rifles in the other. there in the cold in the summer i want news of people from seeing who kept the little think it's emerging here to see almost any woman said there was still has a little girl. believe in the mess a man and beheaded her assai

tokyo, france after rio have been about to kyo, eve n france after rio have been about tokyo, even thisof dress rehearsal for that. i'm glad that position i'm in now, i'm glad that you know, i've got it, it's definitely going to give me confidence going forward that i am able to win. it's been done before, but i have to you know, keep the same energy going into the winter. in train hard. you know, it's sports, anything can i'm just going to put myself in the best position, which you know i'm doing now. putting pressure on yourself with so many personal bests out of your seven to become a world champion, knowing that you will probably have to up your game yet again and gojump even higher, jump longer, and run faster. yes, it's my competitor, she's the 0lympic, she's 0lympic world, and european champ, so her performances are definitely forcing me to step up my game stuff i know that to beat her, you have to score those big scores, and you have to score more. so yeah, i'm fully prepared to go through training and try to better myself. i'm fortunate enough to have a couple of events that di

frances? >> another busy week ahead thank you. >>> the five-day ceasefire in syria is one day closer to an end, and already there has been a major shift. president trump changing course again. after tweeting that he wouldhom those troops are now being deployed to iraq to battle isis. meanwhile, house speaker nancy pelosi was right next door in jordan, leading a group of bipartisan lawmakers discussing the crisis in syria. nbc's richard engel has more >> reporter: kurdish forces say they've pulled back from a flash point city along turkey's border, a key condition of the u.s.-brokered ceasefire. president trump has been praising his ceasefire with turkey for allowing u.s. troops to come home out of danger, out of endless wars. >> it's time to bring them home. >> reporter: but briefing reporters on a flight to afghanistan, defense secretary mark esper said that nearly all u.s. troops in syria are not coming home, but going to iraq >> the current game plan is for those forces to siti and then to

has been waging across the world these present a case and france has abandoned its on the promise you it's abandon its military strength to follow the u.s. in all this kind of patient whether it's south ghana's down libya yugoslavia you mentioned that france was there then all of a sudden down trump is just applying one of his campaign promises and saying we're bringing our boys back home and france abandon its orphan as many other countries within europe within the european union because they don't know what to do now what are they going to do alone in syria they're put they're responsible over the mess that is there they have no military might this mean of military might to do anything alone and they have no strong political contacts were the french going to negotiate with the syrians the turks the russians the iraqis they have lost all of this all the quotes from contacts that they could have had. generations ago but that they've abandoned to the u.s. and now the u.s. is saying we're going home well you know the truth and to go home to there's another aspect of this the perhaps is

franc frances? >> peter alexander for us. peter, thanks. >>> joe biden is apologizing for his previous use of the word lynching during the 1998 clinton impeachment. he tweeted, "this wasn't the right word o'uto use and i'm soy about that trump on the other hand chose his words deliberately it in his use of the word "lynching" and continues to stoke racial divides in this country daily. >>> unprecedented. 9 author is the anonymous senior official who wrote that anonymous "new york times" op-ed last year that described resistance inside the white house. here's bc's angela mitchell. >> reporter: from the shadows the voice of anonymous the trump insider identified by the "new york times" last year only as a senior administration official writing the president was impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective. now expanding that critique in a book titled "a warning." >> president trump is going to want to get to the bottom of who this official is he's already felt there are leakers and traitors in his midst. we've seen him freakin

i'm eddie michael jr you're welcome to the program france is asking its ruffian partners to send more so just to mali and other nations in the silo the region has seen an increase in attacks by jihadist militants only last week 40000000 so just died in clashes with militants france says it needs reinforcements from its fatness involved in training the mali an army so that its own soldiers can focus on the fight against insurgents yes a senior french diplomat speaking at a security conference in senegal on monday. we are committed to working alongside all friends in this a help working alongside mali. mali is not alone in facing this situation says france is particularly committed to the anti insurgent operations in the sahara whose. jihadists seized large parts of northern mali into into devolved before being repulsed milledge means avenging by friends the current of slinging violence shews the issue is far from resolved our correspondents funny meant for my jihadi fight in the modern capital but marco his message the country remains vulnerable to the jihadist threat. somewhere in bur