the people are poor. 25000 roma live in this ghetto it's one of the largest and most garia here the law of the street prevails demeanor of never lets his 12 year old daughter mariana out of the house alone it's too dangerous girls live in constant danger of being kidnapped child marriage is common in the last according to our tradition girls get married when they're 12 or 13 then they have children but i don't want to live like that. since her mother left them mariana lives alone with her blind father he's constantly worried that he won't be able to protect his daughter. i have a dream to get out of this ghetto there's no future here in the dish to. marry on his cello helps distractor she practices for hours every day she's able to leave the ghetto with her instrument 3 times a week into another world. into your game world. the famous bulgarian violinist has performed on the big stages in europe today he lives in germany but he grew up in a day. this is i was just like these kids mr issue listen don't hear what i hear in this host my father gave me my 1st violin and it was here that i s

protesters in all garia have marched on the german embassy in the capital sofia calling on germany to use its presidency of the e.u. council to take action against the bulgarian government or gary has seen more than a month of protests people accusing the prime minister and the chief prosecutor of corruption and they're demanding the resignation is. in historic move israel and the united arab emirates have agreed to a full normalization of relations under the u.s. brokered deal israel will suspend plans to annex large parts of the occupied west bank u.s. president trump says the agreement will be signed at the white house in 3 weeks time for their part the palestinians have rejected the deal calling it a betrayal of their calls it's only the 3rd time israel has struck such an accord with another arab country and the 1st in a quarter of a century. i historic agreement the united arab emirates and israel 2 countries that never had any diplomatic relations until thursday's deal. and idea was clear that israel would come out of the 3 way calling with the united states to stop being and ex

insists that his fight is not just about the money we now take you to a roma settlements in eastern bull garia the roma are a minority group that has been marginalized for decades many roma grow up in poverty with no formal education the poor health care services and this small future prospects it's particularly tough on children they often can't make it out without outside help. yet the roma settlement in sleeve then is called. which means hope. but there is little sign of hope here. the people are poor. 25000 roma live in this ghetto it's one of the largest among kariya here a lot of the street prevails. never lets his 12 year old daughter mariana out of the house alone it's too dangerous girls live in constant danger of being kidnapped child marriage is common in the last according to our tradition girls get married when they're 12 or 13 and then they have children but i don't want to live like that. since her mother left them mariana lives alone with her blind father he's constantly worried that he won't be able to protect his daughter. i have a dream to get out of this ghetto there's no f

across the other side of here just around the baltic states are on the way down through mania into bold garia right down across the balkans some showers coming in here that be fewer and further between this be gone through thursday i would say was the west we have got the next area a very wet weather very windy weather the autumnal like weather shall we say look at the temperatures not just up in paris 30 celsius as we go on through thursday will be short lived by the end of the way back up into the twenty's so warm and dry meanwhile across northern parts of africa plenty of showers there is the heart of africa central areas all the way over towards sierra leone. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation will have to create its own democracy with social media on air online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic garlands that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way tickets human way to a business if we're going to adapt

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thought there might be a connection in terms of age and also know cation between the 2 thrown bowl garia and the john bones from greece does indeed that realisation was what really got me interested in the topic of human evolution shifting. could our roots actually lie in europe if madelyn burma's interpretation proves correct are understanding of human evolution would be overturned only. because chimpanzees are native to africa today and not only looks but behaves so much like us researchers suspected as early as the 19th century that humankind had originated in africa. this is something and has survived to the present day and has rarely been called into question. and something else has supported the assumption that africa is the cradle of humanity. many important fossils of our early human ancestors have been discovered there since the 1920 s. . the scientific consensus has long been that modern humans arose in ad. erica. the idea that our roots might extend even further back and perhaps outside africa would shake up our understanding of human evolution . at the university of missouri