that they want to have a conversation in tech you want to challenge this decision i would imagine gemma just a final quick thought from you and what does this mean for turkey's relationship with the e.u. going forward over the issue of migration because this deal it had with the e.u. to stop the refugees was at the core of the relationship between both sides was that. yeah and there's been pressure on banks i felt that it hasn't been successful to do failed at the you want if it is the deal to continue that take you will want to see more support to keep conflict continues between tech is there and i think there will be looking great is a lot from me and the conditions that refugees will face if they do enter into it and greet him to keep that i'm a new visit people still coming i haven't currently the conditions the terrible the conditions are poor and they put people's lives at risk. thank you very much indeed for talking to others here thank you. now people in india's capital australia returning to areas hardest hit by the communal violence early this week some are found their homes a

gemma, ican gemma, i can hear parents saying all the reasons why they don't read with their kids as theyople know they should do, but it's hard to fit in. of course, and i empathise. i have three children and it is incredibly hard to fit it in. their worry is that if we don't make the time, it willjust disappear and the time, it willjust disappear and the benefits of shared reading and reading for enjoyment are so huge to children. it is notjust educational attainment, although it is important for that. it's also confidence, communication skills, empathy, resilience, all the things that as they grow will become more and more important. if we don't get that reading habit in when they are young, it won't happen when they are older. if that right, it is not something that can be picked up at any point? well, we know children who are red with are more likely to become readers and if they read when they are young, they are more likely to read as they grow up. if you see yourself as a reader, if books are the thing you turn to and they become the fun thing at the end of the day, you are much m

gemma and monica, thank you for speaking to us on breakfast today.kes. i've come how to learn —— outcomes learn how to make healthy whereas my son came to make pancakes for of maple syrup.” healthy whereas my son came to make pancakes for of maple syrup. i came to cook good food with my friends what we learned today, is to ease the edges off and loosen it, ready to flip. it's super easy to make your own and it's great because you can make loads of batter to make more later. it doesn't need to be hard, but it is. not too thick, not too thin. when you rowlatt you want too thin. when you rowlatt you want to hold that. all of your pancakes are fantastic. please enjoy what you have made. today i experimented with cinnamon and it is tasty.” have made. today i experimented with cinnamon and it is tasty. i like my nice and traditional, english pancakes, not the american style. the perfect pancake to me as my mum's pancake. it's better here because i learnt the batter has to because i learnt the batter has to be thinner. a perfect pancake is one thatis be thi

which really on top form perfect preparation for this week's champions league match against paris on gemma. we were concentrated for 90 minutes we were in total control and that's how it should be so. in the 33rd minute john found guerrero out wife frank says defense was course out by his cross and before long look at speech it had some of the ball it to make it one minute. 34 piece check is do it means oldest and most experienced player. in his 391 days later match this. was his 19th when disney did go. it's a reacted to the pressure of bringing strike a balance dastan for the 2nd half but it made no difference frank said we're too sloppy in possession and dortmund were ruthless when they won it axel witsel found jade and sunshine in the 49 minutes and the englishman crowned a brilliant counter-attack with a pinpoint finish i. front 3rd crumbled as the game went on giving the ball away again and again. and in fighting with a new overwhelming counter-attack. in the 54th minute rafiki me link up with jaden sunshine. gallants into the frankfurt box got the ball and say you don't recall that

the gym i just sometimes am but i stand up and whip it up and we should have a think tank consider gemma culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics to me is think is leave the country that i not time. yet need it seems to take miss graham one day out. it's all about a new i'm rachel join me for me to devon from d.w. . post. they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies near tools of. the history of the slave trade is of africa's history. describes how the greed for power and profit plummeted an entire continent into chaos and violence the slave system created the greatest planned accumulation of wealth the world had ever seen up to that moment in time. from its very big. names until this very day she would transfer to shape the way. this is the journey back into the history of slavery i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routs starts march 9th on d w. this is to give you news and these are our top stories. the venice carnival has been cancelled as authorities in italy try to contain

rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursdayhey had been "totally devoted" to their girls. in the us, democrats in nevada are gathering to decide who they want to be the party's nominee to take on trump in the election later this year. party meetings — or caucuses — are taking place throughout the state, with current front—runners pete buttigieg and senator bernie sanders both hoping to build on their early success. let's go to sophie long, who can get some early indications of how tonight's selections will go. well, kate, caucusing has just concluded selections will go. well, kate, caucusing hasjust concluded in selections will go. well, kate, caucusing has just concluded in this gym in north vegas, shambolic, i have to say, but it showed bernie sanders doing better than any other candidate, reflecting what we have seenin candidate, reflecting what we have seen in the polls both nationally and here in nevada. bernie sanders and here in nevada. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg had strong showings both here and —— in iowa and ne

in nineteen sixty two with relative stability as deputy under gemma kenyatta's leadership. a divisive. figure hailed by some for bringing stability while neighboring countries plunged into civil war. accused by others of being a corrupt dictator. daniel arap more aid the second president of kenya has died at age ninety five after months in hospital. boy came to power in nineteen seventy eight. four years later he responded to an attempted coup with thehe fears cracked down on his opponents. he became more repressive in dealing with descent. can use truth justice and reconciliation commission found that his government was responsible for rights violations including unlawful detention massacres and torture. mass protests and international pressure ultimately led to multi party elections. the mid divided opposition more a one the poles of nineteen ninety two and nineteen ninety seven on the heels of lauded social policieses such as free milk for primary school students. but term limits forced him to step down in two thousand two after twenty four years in power making him keny

then nothing with the tenant you bet you haven't think they've been for gemma culture yet you don't seem to take that as grandma down east coast it's all that they know i'm right joe join me to meet the devil to funkytown post. with him how to be suckers with the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be small i never would have gone on a trip to cuba i would not have put myself and my parents so much danger to the bottom of the theme of the going to give us leave would. put that on the global d.g. to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there much i'm going to. want to know their story to migrants terrified to enter a mobile information for margaret's. the factory doors remain closed fox wagon extends its production halls in china the ongoing spread of the coronavirus has carmakers fearing for their already and perth business also on the program german chemicals giants buyer and b.a. is set facing a $265000000.00 fine over a controversial herbicide and how a new.

it was man city's first match under interim manager alan mahon, and gemma bonner scored the only goaland and the wsl are on the bbc sport website and app. the chinese grand prix has been postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. it was supposed to be held on the 19th of april in shanghai which is 500 miles from wuhan where the outbreak started. the request to delay the race actually came from the chinese government and was accepted by formula 0ne's governing body. the fia and the teams now have to look at re—scheduling the race, in what is already a very busy race calendar. the future of rugby union's championship has been thrown into doubt after the rfu announced plans to cut the amount of money it gives to clubs by almost half. rugby‘s governing body increased the amount of championship money five years ago, but it's cutting the cash now because they say targets haven't been met. the clubs say they're "disappointed" with the decision. the cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett has been reinstated to the nfl, after being suspended for hitting another player with his helmet

well we've been speaking to gemma byrd who's a migration alist and senior lecturer at the university of liverpool in the u.k. she thinks turkey is move could be about putting more pressure on its european neighbors the current situation in which tech you suggested that it will open the borders thought 72 hour with suggests that what take is trying to keep the g. is to put pressure on the e.u. . take he has been in discussions with nato as well which suggests that they are looking for some sort of military what potentially an impact and information to thinking about displacement and also looking for support from here as well as i think that the initial suggestion is that this is about seeing pressure on the e.u. to have these conversations their discussion here is going to be about how the ticket you know can be continued but at this point in time he is unlikely to want to support their opening borders and they're likely to want to try and i am happy conversations with take to click to ensure that documenting the site in the jacket down because with a 1000000 people displaced since de

rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursday totally devoted to their girls. in the us, democrats in nevada are gathering to decide who they want to be the party's nominee to take on trump in the election later this year. party meetings, or caucuses, are taking place throughout the state. very early results have given senator bernie sanders the lead so far. 0ur correspondent sophie long reports from one of the caucuses in northern las vegas. caucusing has just concluded caucusing hasjust concluded here in this high school gym in north vegas. it was a bit of a shambolic affair, i have to say, but what we saw here was bernie sanders doing better than any other candidate, and that really reflects what we have been seeing in the polls both nationally and here in nevada. both bernie sanders and pete buttigieg had strong showings in iowa and new hampshire, but nevada is the first state with the racial make—up that roughly mirrors that of the united states as a whole, so people will be watching very closely to how candidates fare here.

even gemma's that's feeling unsafe in the media. i don't know how it will affect. the millions. development 8 that the gym and government gives to log on minute to minute pilate them not to support the genocide. because of all why richard is sauce this is where the european condrey divided themselves in his hip and that giving him and government decided to come in i mean and decided also to do these 2 given the people that. these seaborne men made to mondy. because where do not a lot of phone protest stood and that it is. very noble extremely mission order. to cuba. wendy we don't know how soon this one a lot of these landowners you are quoting landowners were from him self elsewhere you know sure they were and could change. there would be refugees in thailand. the germans would have to go to germany they're bringing in eritrea been the be korea free in the world over for generations and we have been inherited an object poverty. starting from 92 for. if you go to so-called much. it so nicely denied. the black in the white. you know you have that they read between these 2 areas.

preceded by a public spat between messi and boss the sporting director erika spanish football reporter gemma soleil told us a messy does have a clause in his contract that would allow him to leave at the end of the season after 2 decades at the club. we have to see because messi said when his singing with barcelona he said that barcelona will be his team and that he might go to argentina maybe it will be his last team but he will stay in barcelona if he thinks he is able to win something and he asked at the beginning of the season to sign back neymar because he said he thinks is the only way that barcelona can win the champions league this was not possible and things that team is not is strong enough to have an important season so when any country that try to just fight the cycling of a coach or nest of all better then he was very upset because he played a key point that the players like the players were not happy they were not training proper so leo messi he's the captain he's not used to speak but quite he that's he knows there is a lot of. surrounding of our crises every time he complains

on turkey's decision to no longer stop serbian migrants trying to reach europe earlier i spoke with gemma burgess a migration analyst and senior lecturer at the university of liverpool she says turkey's shift in migrant policy is a political power play. the current situation in which tech you suggested that it will open the borders thought 72 hour with suggests that what jake is trying to keep it g. is to put pressure on the e.u. . techie has been in discussions with nato as well which suggests that they are looking for some sort of military swap attention. and information to thinking about displacement they're also looking for support from the as well as i think that the initial suggestion is that this is about using russia and the e.u. to have these conversations discussion here is going to be about how the ticket deal can be continued but at this point in time he is unlikely to want to support the raven in borders and they're likely to want to try and i am happy conversation would take to click to ensure that documenting that site in the jackie dale because with a 1000000 people displa

gemma bonner scored the only goal of the game and that was in the first two minutes.st win of 2020. she was the fourth seed in st petersburg but lost in straight sets to qualifier oceane dodin who's ranked 159 in the world. konta has only had three singles matches since last september's us open due to a knee injury. ronnie o'sullivan is safely through to the third round of the welsh open. he produced a strong finish and some quality shots to beat stuart carrington by four frames to two. up next for the 'rocket‘ is anthony hamilton. ido i do enjoy the nicknames sometimes both in darts and snooker, you know? rocket is a good one. i wonder what my one would be. could i take pocket rocket? if rocket is taken? i think you need something with a little more imagination. i'll think of another one for next time. it's 6:37am. another 15,000 people have tested positive for coronavirus in china overnight, bringing the total national figure to more than 60,000. in the rest of the world, more than 400 cases have been confirmed across 2a countries. the biggest cluster of cases outsi

earlier i spoke to the director of the book trust gemma malley.ow up will become more and more important and if we do not get that reading habit in when they are young, it will not happen when they are older. is that right? it is not something that can be picked up at any point? we know that children that are redwell are much more likely to become readers, and if they read when they are young they are more likely to when they grow up. if you see yourself as a reader, if books are the thing you turn to and they become the fun thing at the end of the day, you are much more likely to have that same relationship with books as you grow older. the worry is that more and more families, as children go to school, the lovely, cuddly bedtime story is being replaced by phonics homework. which is very important. learning to read is really critical but, if we only do that, reading goes from being something we enjoy to something we have to do, which is very hard. then it is very easy to pushit very hard. then it is very easy to push it away and go for, you know,