and yet guinea is a rich country rich on gold and diamonds. but most canadians never see the benefit. in the monkey. it up with today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to not give up on a. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice balls packed his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip to. come on. the sunday puzzle meant. the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. played was so pleased to see my little sister. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. journey it was all things are going to. your south your bus and here come to no time to simply be with you to make

and guinea everything has multiple uses. to put us all for they said you really don't go on the bus. in the community and i said that's. something i would like. to make. by nightfall they've been driving for ten hours. or that. the nurse at the dispensary collects the packages of meds and. he's been expecting them for three months when the box is a quite small. he hopes they'll be enough to replenish his stuff. will say it is your baby. you don't belong to the on another sample of live. among the medicine benjamin has received of vaccines against measles diptheria tetanus and polio he'll start vaccinating children first thing in the morning as he has no means of conserving the precious vaccines. that get by the electricity. if. free will soap operas in the. garden got it into. but if. this two year old is too weak to be vaccinated. the song really. doesn't mind just want to say that. you know i've yet to look. back on the mad. men and the. mean is into. their. bodies. in guinea one in ten children dies before reaching the ag

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at least some people in new guinea...e, but until recently there were no cellphones in new guinea. i don't mean to be flippant, but are you saying that there is something corrosive about the smartphone world we live in? the internet, the digital communication, the fact that face to face communication is no longer what we expect and what we do. is that something that is really damaging human beings? yes, i think so. if one experiences someone as words on a screen, it removes the inhibitions about being rude to a person. you are a few feet from me, i am not going to start cursing at you, but if you were words on a screen, i would be disinhibited and more likely to curse. the fact is that civility in the us has crashed over the past couple of decades, raising the question why in the us more than other countries? interesting, because i'm thinking, who is the most famous user of social media in the world, and it is probably — well, you could argue about a few popstars — but it probably is donald trump. i know in the book you s

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in guinea one in ten children dies before reaching the age of five. scarcely ever visit these remote villages. benjamin tries to fill the void he's only a nurse but an experienced one. skilled nurses like him are invaluable. to a. lot of villages always grateful to. god i'm not. going to. thank. it's the cheapest rail service in the deal congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to a labor. it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops a virtually every station passengers clamber the remaining seats people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who weren't able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the route. travelers have to remain alert a lapse in attention could be fatal. the danger comes not just from above. even at the moderate speed of thirty kilometers an hour a tree bra

in guinea one in ten children dies before reaching the age of five. scarcely ever visit these remote villages. benjamin tries to fill the void he's only a nurse but an experienced one. skilled nurses like him are invaluable. to a. village is always grateful to. god i'm not. going to. thank. fly cats are airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the us. study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage what part of this case you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist organization the only thing that you're going to say is what we want to use and if you don't say it when i go at you speak it would be very hard for ordinary americans to know that they're being deceived the occupation of the american mind on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks. down payment on some of the burning to start to bring to the truth details coverage of the protest that's popped up to the coffee pot odds pleasantly

o'brien also won the 2000 guineas yesterday with magna grecia.e trials and her first major title. french — riding a mare called vanir kamira — beat overnight leader oliver townend by a single time fault in a dramatic final show—jumping phase. it was a good week for british riders with six finishing in the top ten. i started to half dream this morning. you get so used to congratulating people. seeing well done to everyone. you keep going. she is amazing. if i built this track at home she would annihilate it every time. that is all from sports day for now. coming up, the film review. hello and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases, we've got mark kermode. what a surprise! what is your selection this week?

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tim is a hairless guinea pig. [ laughter ]. >> it looks lick i thought tim was some sort of squeaky toyitely real. tim is actually a specialty breed known as the skinny pig. >> the breed is known for having hair on its muzzle, feet and legs. let's observe the beauty of his relationship with the family dogs here. he lives in the netherlands. jessica, his owner, owned him for two and a half years, got him at six weeks. >> there's more pig than guinea pig. >> i thought it was a piggy toy. >> me, too. >> as you can see, pim is cool during bath time. he's eating an orange. >> he's cool all the time. he has no fur. i'm breezing. >> i want to know how soft that skin is. >> pim is a sweet little guinea pig who is hairless and doesn't let it get to him, still living his best life. >>> going to take you on a peek behind the curtain of some pretty incredible construction. some huge g and constructing in a massive building. it's going to take a minute for you guys to figure out what they're actually working on, but once ititwi blow your mind. >> i'm good with some sort of ship. >> you're on to some

this is a tank that was commanded by the australians on the island of new guinea. on christmas eve of 1942, this tank took a direct round from a japanese antiaircraft gun right here through what would have been the a driver gunner position. of course, this gunner was instantly killed, and the tank commander would tell his story with this exhibit. this knocked the tank completely out of position. jack lattimore mentions that it hit with such an impact, his watch stopped when the hit took place. he and his gunner were able to crawl out through the hole and survive. jack lattimore's legs were very badly mangled but he lived out the rest of his life after world war ii. here at the museum, we have 5000 oral histories on collection from people who lived through world war ii. jack lattimore's history brings this exhibit a little more to life, seeing the tank, hearing the story from the man who commanded the tank and survived the attack. ,> and then i saw my driver , and then i stepped in andop of the tower, discovered both of my legs had been badly smashed. >> another uni

o'brien also won the 2,000 guineas yesterday with magna grecia.less finished second behind defending champion greg van avermaet on the final stage, in leeds, but that was enough for overall victory. it is an immediate win for team ineos since rebranding from team sky last week. to tennis, wherejohanna konta advanced to the second round of the madrid open, less than 2a hours after losing the morocco open final. the british number one beat alison riske. konta finished off the american with an ace to seal a 6—4, 6—1win. she will face reigning french open champion simona halep in the second round on tuesday. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed. we're just going to bring you an update to a story we brought to you earlier this evening. it concernsjoseph mccann, who is wanted for the abduction and rapes of three women in and around london, and also believed to be connected to the attempted abduction of two other women in cheshire this evening. we are now hearing from cheshire police that they have located a man incompetent who is cur

the result gave 0'brien sr a tenth victory in the 2000 guineas.ng david gilbert in a thrilling deciding frame. here's the bbc‘s hazel irvine at the crucible. it has been four years since he last had a final frame at decider at the crucible at the semi—final stage and boy did we have a classic today. john higgins digging himself back against dave gilbert. guy's, three current —— isaac came back from five frames down. how would you describe it we witness this afternoon with several gargantuan performance. he was gone and the second session. he just hang around. he managed to cling on. it was a brilliant match. he was fabulous. he goes to the final and now all of the trauma which... higgins eventually final and now all of the trauma which. .. higgins eventually fell over the line after half an hour. falling over the wine is all well but forcing the decider is another. and forcing with a 139. absolutely my mental. the greatest player, one of the greatest players that is ever played. 0ne of the greatest players that is ever played. one of the toughest

the result gave o'brien senior a tenth victory in the 2000 guineas.nooker championship. judd trump is three frames away from another final and that resumes later, but it's john higgins and david gilbert who are into a decding frame to determine who advances — locked at 16 frames all. higgins fought back from five france down three times to beat him 17—16 clearing his place in ate the pro chamber chip final. the third consecutive year that scott has made the final finished running consecutive year that scott has made the finalfinished running up consecutive year that scott has made the final finished running up and that eight of the last two chapters. meanwhilejudd that eight of the last two chapters. meanwhile judd trump is that eight of the last two chapters. meanwhilejudd trump is through with brea ks meanwhilejudd trump is through with breaks he claimed the final two frames of this match. seeing his spotin frames of this match. seeing his spot in the final. his second world snookerfinal. spot in the final. his second world snooker final. judge trom

however, there are 19 countries where same—sex relationships are completely legal, including guinea—bissaudivisive one in kenya. most christian and muslim groups support the current law, and the kenyan attorney—general had argued against decriminalisation. the people of kenya are happy that the courts have not been misused to try to introduce laws that a majority of kenyan people and their institutions are opposed to. campaigners first filed their case three years ago and there have been delays in getting to today's verdicts. human rights groups have criticised the court's decision but the country's lgbt activists have vowed to carry on their battle in the courts. school students have been holding strikes in countries around the world to demand action on climate change. organisers say more than a million people were expected join, in at least 110 countries. the strikes were sparked by the swedish student greta thunberg, whose solo protest outside sweden's parliament last year has led to movements across the world known as "fridays for future". our science correspondent rebecca morelle repo

home town to enjoy a few days in the warmth of the moscow sun now they tiana welcomed beano you've guinea sophia and all of the passengers on board the flight attendant was getting ready for yet another takeoff now three minutes past six in the evening the aircraft lifted into the skies from sheremetyevo airport a few minutes later than the first seventeen minutes of the flight went smoothly passengers in this seats belts fastened the sukhoi superjet ascended approaching a storm and then everything went from ok to bad and then straight to hell literally in a flash to call from the ball to widening the plane and a brand like mean strike hits the jet now more than aircraft have safety systems to protect themselves from situations exactly like these but this time the lightning sends all communications systems on board of line the pilots send a distress signal make a u. turn and head back to moscow apparently they go in almost blind with limited communications they can barely get any aid from the ground they aim for an emergency landing on one of the runways but the aircraft is too heavy minu

the result gave 0'brien senior a tenth victory in the 2 thousand guineas. for the first time in 145 years, the horse that finished first in the kentucky derby has been disqualified for interference. maximum security was penalised for veering across the track on the final turn. the decision left 65—1 outsider country house, ridden by flavian prat to be declared the winner. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's martine croxall with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are dave wooding, political editor at the sun on sunday and the journalist & author, shyama perera. we are going to talk about socks and sandals and line of duty verse, but let's ta ke sandals and line of duty verse, but let's take a look at the front pages. the sunday times reveals exclusive details of theresa may's "final desperate gamble" on brexit — by offering concessions tojeremy corbyn, including a temporary customs arrangement with the eu. the sunday telegraph quotes nigel farage, who says the prime minister will be entering into a coa

or you know in which they were use essentially as guinea pigs having things tested on them he does have some of those. yeah well i can think of several different examples but i'll just share a couple if we have time the first one i'm thinking of is what happened at stateville prison in illinois during world war two where over four hundred prisoners were infected purposely infected with the malaria virus and that experiment was framed in terms of you know this is for the good of the country that you're being a patriotic citizen if you're participating in this and i think that that kind of framing and that narrative is part and parcel of what we're seeing today with the way that the opioid crisis or the proposed treatment and now actual treatment of prisoners in louisiana is happening right so. that's just one example the other example that i can think of is what happened here in pennsylvania also around the same time so again during world war two and this was also framed in terms of you know helping the war effort so a lot of people or many of the prisons in pennsylvania had been you kno

will we say the united states of america has when some of its prisoners are now set to be used as guinea pigs for modern corporate medicine they advocate is reporting that a pilot program for treating opiate addiction is now being tested on louisiana prisoners using an implant that has not been approved by federal regulators the device which is surgically implanted in prisoners addicted to opioids releases the well known and widely used drug now trucks own on the tracks own has a pretty bad has been approved by the f.d.a. and a daily pill form or monkey shot there is no such approval for the drug to be administered through surgically implanted devices while prison officials stress that the procedure will only be used on him mates who volunteer and are nearing their release date many critics feel that the ethics issues at play here are shocking in the least and downright or at most joining us now to discuss this story and the ethics and history that surround it is co-host a producer of the beyond the prison's podcast kim will say thank you for joining us cam. thanks for having me kim you

to see how primitive man prepared his food, we need only travel to the jungles of new guinea, where thetone age still survives. here, this implicit way of preparing food is to take a fresh kill and dump it in the fire. but by far the best method of primitive cooking is to dig a pit, line it with greenery, and fill it with raw meat and plenty of hot stones. this is the same method as in the new england clambake, the western barbecue, and the hawaiian luau. finally, the raw meat and hot rocks are sealed with palm fronds and patience. for it will be hours before the banquet is ready. it also took a long time, about 4000 years, from the end of the stone age to the rise of ancient rome. yet this roman baker is preserved on the walls of his bakery. though he had learned to raise his oven around the ground and it bakedof bricks, very much like stone age men. applying a great deal of heat and time to achieve this loaf of bread which is now 2000 years old. thomas jefferson in writing to the good -- the declaration of independence ticket lid would've man's -- jefferson was a universal genius whos

documents name the victims investors from the netherlands south africa hong kong singapore papua new guinea new zealand and australia. but one stood out the most where he got scammed for a whole lot of them out almost 4 and also and so what is now we are. far from the bustle of manila the provincial center of rockhampton in the australian state of queensland. it's here i find wine brown a hard working coal mine electrician who should be enjoying financial rewards. right about home or going in that hole every die is hard work i don't see any family for 4 days at a 7. in early 25th wang started sending his hard earned cash to what he believed was a new york based investment broker he thought he was buying shares. for a future. what i do at the bar i don't want to keep doing with. my dish or shells so there are others on. but if you get. in winds money pocketed the so-called broken went by the name of john bolton. didn't know it at the time but was not a license try to even his name was an alias in real life he was an american criminal living in manila. this is the frauds to talking recorded o

at least four asylum seekers have tried to commit suicide on papua new guinea's manus island, where manyn australia have been sent as part of australia's offshore asylum policy. about 800 people are living on manus island and nauru, they come from all over the world. the camp on manus was officially closed in 2017, but many migrants have stayed there because they say they have no where else to go. advocates had hoped australia's labor party would win this weeks election and implement new polices, including sending some refugees to new zealand. earlier, elaine pearson, the australia director at human rights watch, explained what type of conditions the refugees are experiencing. we have been in touch with some of the refugees. we understand three of them are in hospital and are in critical condition. we know the health situation has been dire for some time. the un described it as catastrophic last year so right or wrongly, many of the refugees had pinned their hopes on labour victory and now they are confronted really with these feelings of despair and hopelessness. we know within the camp

welcome back the island nation of popular new guinea has a new prime minister and that could mean theend of a controversial gas development agreements the new leader is former finance minister james i'm a rape who recently broke with his predecessor peter o'neill over the $13000000000.00 deal with total s.a.a france well search limited of australia and u.s. based exxon mobil to increase exports of liquefied natural gas when he left the government mr murray said something is wrong somewhere when the government is not unlocking resources for our people now a parliamentarian aligned with the new prime minister told reuters that a group quote agreements in resource laws will be really looked at as a matter of priority it's going to be a thorough deal not necessarily radical. outside experts told the wall street journal the project could be delayed by about 2 years and popular new guinea's corporate partners have not yet made final commitments to the project. major players in the clothing industry are marketing empty promises on improving sweatshop conditions years after a horrific workpla

however, there are 19 countries where same—sex relationships are completely legal, including guinea—bissauive one in kenya. most christian and muslim groups support the current law, and the kenyan attorney—general had argued against decriminalisation. the people of kenya are happy that the courts have not been misused to try to introduce laws that a majority of kenyan people and their institutions are opposed to. campaigners first filed their case three years ago and there have been delays in getting to today's verdicts. human rights groups have criticised the court's decision but the country's lgbt activists have vowed to carry on their battle in the courts. ramzan karmali, bbc news. let's head to peru now and an extraordinary story about generosity and hard work. the generosity came from a middle eastern businessman. the hard work was shown by a schoolboy who was struggling to find somewhere to do his studies. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. night—time in the city of trujillo and a young boy doing his homework under a lamp post. 12—year—old victor had little choice, there is no elect

hermosa won the 1,000 guineas at newmarket this afternoon.,000 guineas yesterday to cap a great weekend. jockey wayne loughton winning the race for the second time in three years. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can follow the latest from the world snookerfinal at you can follow the latest from the world snooker final at the crucible. final at the crucible. john, thank you very much. john watson. john watson. dog breeders selling puppies on the black market have been forced to pay back more than five million pounds in tax as part of a clampdown on illegal puppy farming. customs officers found fraudsters making huge profits by breeding puppies on a mass scale with little regard for their welfare. simonjones reports. distressed dogs kept in appalling conditions by breeders not paying their taxes, treating animals as a commodity rather than with humanity, selling them on in huge numbers. the impact of the illegal puppy trade on dogs is one of absolute misery and animal welfare pr

o'brien also won the 200 guineas yesterday with magna grecia.l turn, impeding two of the other runners. the decision saw 65—1 outsider country house, ridden by flavien prat declared the winner. he is the second biggest—priced winner of the race, which is the first leg of us flat racing's triple crown. britain's piggy french has won the badminton horse trials and it's herfirst major title. riding a mare called vanir kamira french beat overnight leader oliver townend by a single time fault in a dramatic final show—jumping phase. it was a good week for british riders with six finishing in the top ten. britain's chris lawless has won the tour de yorkshire. the team ineos riderfinished second behind defending champion greg van avermaet on the final stage in leeds, but that was enough for overall victory. geraint thomas has finished third at the tour of romandy in switzerland. defending champion primoz roglic won the tour de romandie after victory in sunday's time trial stage. the slovenian claimed his third stage win of the six—day race ahead of the

another stop on their 3 month africa tour the kenyan capital nairobi here they meet the artist in guinea whose work will provide motifs and stories for their next meal. european or african these artists are happy to take inspiration from each other. is not the it's not the exact culture that my grandparents and my parents left me i pick and choose what's good in different cultures so for me if something coming from europe is great big it up is going to become a cult or if something coming from my land is great i'll pick it up if it's negative i'll take it out the godown arts center in nairobi is the location for their next mural the kind of spray paint the artists used back in europe is hard to come by here so they use paint out of the bucket. stuff that he she might be positive and. actually the biggest challenge is always finding the right wall i don't do illegal graffiti anymore not that it would be so easy to do something this big illegally anyway given what that means is that you always need to get some kind of permission kind in nairobi for instance you can't paint any living publi

of a new guinea. me. of all or something o. the office and of. somebody else on you if that was a wish and. what of this you suck. i. told. ya. as yugoslavia disintegrated war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 football rebels enters the world of footballing legend push each. who when from coaching boys football to teaching young men have lots of push each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together just a few months after journalist. was killed another dissident was under threat norwegian security officials had to take him from his home in all snow to a secure location. the saudis were targeting him. human rights activist. talks town jazeera. you know what. i'm. hearing that. well i'm richelle carey this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes u.s. troops in ira

tank that wasart commanded by the australians on the island of new guinea. on christmas eve of 1942, this tank took a direct round from a japanese antiaircraft gun right here through what would have been the a driver gunner .osition this gunner was instantly killed in the tank commander was telling his story with this exhibit. this knocks the tank completely out of position. it hit with such an impact, his ped.h stop he and his gunner were able to crawl out through the hole and survive. his legs were very badly mangled but he lived out the rest of his life after world war ii. have 5000e museum, we oral histories on collection from people who lived through world war ii. that brings this exhibit a little more to life, seeing the tank, hearing the story from the man who commanded the tank and survived the attack. [indiscernible] >> another unique piece of the exhibit is a japanese gun that took the tank out. it's right down this hallway and we are going to see that next. now we are at the japanese three inch gun, which is the same gun that took out the tank. th

up well 2 thirds of the cobalt comes from mines in the democratic republic of congo india when you guinea the philippines and other countries make up the rest of most of it and most companies source the mail from the sea most of it is produced in industrial mined sunda labor and human rights standards but 10 to 20 percent does come from small often illicit mines mazes the poles and cardozo narrow usually small children can get for the cobalt is mainly shipped to china the batteries are produced there and they end up in the devices you use well. from the economic and ecumenical institute zoot what can we as uses and consumers actually do about this problem what we can do as consumers is to reduce our consume of electronic devices to use our smartphones longer and to us companies what they are doing about about the human rights risks in the supply chain when it comes to the companies how can a german car maker if we take an electric car for example the really relies on batteries which rely on this. workout if chinese battery suppliers are following the rule. issue of addressing the human ri

can go one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road that can do it with weapons risking it all guinea at this time on al jazeera. hello i'm out. these are the top stories here at al-jazeera venezuela's opposition leader has called for more protests some wednesday but president nicolas maduro says he'll prosecute those involved in what he described as an attempted coup and with the rising violence the u.s. airline regulator the f.a.a. has ordered its affiliated airlines to withdraw from the country within forty eight hours. i knew this was truly a fake a minor scuffles a simulation and lie that's why eighty percent of the military and police who joined them in the beginning had left them by newt before noon actually only a little group of twenty people stayed with the media and they've all been identified they chose the path of the trail they wasted away their careers and sold their souls to the far right they will soon face the consequences for what they did . the sixth round of talks between the taliban and the u.s. is due to begin hearing cats are in the coming hours the u.s. state

a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck up a new guinea -- papa new guinea. the morning center said waves could rise over six feet. global news 24 hours a day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 in washington, 6:00 in london, and 2:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters, here are the top stories. -- stocksrelease taking a breather. president trump says the u.s. is in a strong position and there is "very good dialogue with china." china's nuclear options -- will the second economic power start dumping its u.s. treasury? we will get insight. talkingoing to be disney finally getting operational control. markets. to the we're halfway through the trading day that seems to be easier on the body than yesterday. abigail: take a look at the major averages. the dow and s&p, nasdaq all up or more, and pays for the best day since may 3, which was the break -- big jobs of art rally. repor

new guinea prime minister peter o'neill has stepped down following pressure over a multibillion dollar gas export deal a critics say failed to protect the interests of national firms his resignation follows weeks of defections to the opposition is handed over leadership to former prime minister julia chan. thousands of israelis have protested against legislation that could grant prime minister benjamin netanyahu immunity from prosecution israel's attorney general says he intends to charge netanyahu with fraud and bribery who won a 5th term last month. he was sportswear company nike says it will change the way it treats its female athletes who are returning from pregnancy nike received criticism after it was revealed some of the female athletes it sponsored were facing financial penalties if they became pregnant now the company says it will waive performance based targets for 12 months for any of its pregnant things. more on this i'm joined now by sports reporter jonathan crane. this is a huge scandal what if nike thing about this yes hugely embarrassing night because it came about afte

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