switch to organic food the only way to save the world as well as a small town and wealthiest island germany shows it can be done if you can afford it or. this is the business i'm going out of as welcome. government in berlin says it may also block who always involvement in the country's high speed five g. networks citing national security concerns in response the federation of industries said that until evidence was found no bender's should be excluded from the network the u.s. and other countries are keeping well way away from their five g. networks because of data security concerns they say the company's link to the government in beijing increases the likelihood of cyber espionage. so why is why waste so controversial the company was founded in one thousand nine hundred seven in shenzhen by a former military and generic communist party member it began to sell telephone switching equipment to chinese phone companies and is now the world's number one provider of while as network where the company is private that means it doesn't have to disclose its finances while it says shares are divided

exercises are planned it comes after beijing reasserted its right to use force to reunify the island. germany is marking the one hundredth anniversary of women being given the right to vote the german parliament the bundestag held a special commemorative session with female social democrats you can see them there they're wearing white as a sign of solidarity the speaker stressed for how far german women had come in the past one hundred years and how much remains to be done to achieve full a quality. and now one of the speakers that was former german former president of the german bundestag and women's minister we took it she stressed that even though there are more rights for women there is still much to be done it's a quality. you think. about we've arrived in the modern age but we're not satisfied with that. in our experience and this applies not just to women that people are capable of a lot more than what they've been allowed to do. we are always discussing questions that still haven't gotten answered why alliance against women equal pay. what is with equal pay. what is with equal pay equ

others may end up on the island of poor come in northwestern germany. but the containers aren't just carrying goods like shoes and flat screen t.v.'s three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous substances the advice from the experts. if you encounter a washed up container stay away and don't touch anything wait for the professionals to come and transport the goods safely that way you'll come to no harm. but the temptation is big scores of containers are still missing with storms forecast for the weekend they could travel far to their next destination. the stock market in brazil closes a record high yesterday off to nearly elected president not who was sworn in the main share index has lost some of those gains now but the rio is up one percent against the dollar as optimism also narrows administration of course and creating free market economists and he's keen on privatizing state enterprises but it remains to be seen just how committed he is to liberalizing economy it would also be shareable sonora has officially taken the reins in brazil ap

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containers have been lost only a few have been washed up so far others may end up on the island of poor come in northwestern germany but the containers aren't just carrying goods like susan flat screen t.v.'s three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous substances the advice from the experts. if you encounter a washed up container stay away and don't touch anything wait for the professionals to come and transport the goods safely that way you'll come to no harm them. but the temptation is big scores of containers are still missing with storms for cars for the weekend they could travel far to their next destination. things that are washing up on the beach just right now well the conversation continues online at the w dot com or you can write to me. on twitter and remember whatever happens between now and that tomorrow is another day we'll see that every. year on maxed out. what is right. m r song there's this week on your i'm max everything's different and it is celebrities are calling the shots. today german going may shift to raul is in charge. the room next doubling of. tension story and cash. the pred

russia retains control of them today japan does not recognize moscow's sovereignty over the islands france and germany have signed a treaty reaffirming commitment to the e.u. and nato french president mental micro and the german chancellor angela merkel one of the dangers of nationalism they backed the emergence of a european army and promised to deep economic deep and economic times. the nominations are out for this year's oscars one film for a top prize at the academy awards could test whether hollywood is ready to accept film streaming services it is on that has all the details. the impact of netflix on the film industry has been debated for years but two thousand and nineteen could be a watershed moment for the online streaming giant as it receives its first ever best picture oscar nomination for roma. the story of director alfonzo quiet on his childhood in mexico city which is also earned him a nomination for best director but perhaps most remarkably among its ten nominations is won for best actress for its star. a first time actress of indigenous descent who intended to become a preschool teache

germany. france portugal island rumania luxembourg the netherlalands and a silly. another seventy e eight to e allowewed to stay in malta. and forty four bangladeshi migrants will be sent back to bangladesh. italy is part of the deal dedespite the fact that it's populist anti immigration governments began turning away migrants last summer. the ngo see which which runs a rescue vessels has demanded a lasting solution for migrants who attempt to make the dangerous crossing. from north africa to eururo. thee only sustainable outco. is. a a europe wide -- solution. where all the member states i'm are involved in thee solution? i'm we stop with this. kind of pain coming from. one maririne. rescue coordination center to another each saying guys not my problem. according to the un refugee agency some a hundred and thirteen thoususand four hundred and eighty two migrants cross the mediterraneaean to reach europe lasast year. whwhile two thousand twoo huhundred and sixty twowo pe lost their lives went missing makining the perilos journeney. this controversy over the french

place in germany investigates reports of frigid patrols after a suspected attack by asylum seekers in the southern town. back of dangerous chemicals washes off on a small dutch island a day after a freight some lost two hundred seventy containers joining a stalled. germany's formula one racing legend michael schumacher is fifty today as leasing public since a skiing accident five years ago has fans patron. until gal welcome to the program democrats take control of the u.s. house of representatives today adding the republicans monopoly on power in washington and the president trump these are live pictures from the soul of the house where democrat lonely nancy pelosi has been elected just because the democrats most pressing task is to end the government shutdown over funding for the president's border wall with mexico and other disputes inside to on health care and russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election. corresponds to and seemed joins us from capitol hill welcome stefan what does a democrat controlled house of representatives mean for the president. the trouble and a lot of trouble democrats are votes before they took the house here that if

containers have been lost only a few have been washed up so far others may end up on the island of poor come in northwestern germany but the containers aren't just carrying goods like shoes and flat screen t.v.'s three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous substances the advice from the experts. if you encounter a washed up container stay away and don't touch anything wait for the professionals to come and transport the goods safely that way you'll come to no harm but the temptation is big scores of containers are still missing with storms forecast for the weekend they could travel far to their next destination. all right moving to asia now where china has been investing heavily also in africa and other asian nations handing the major infrastructure upgrades but what does china hope to get in return well is it purely an exercise in soft power china's investment in sri lanka has left the country shackled to detonate in beijing to wield considerable power as a result. as stage of the r.c. international airports with no flights and no passengers for years this gleaming facility in the hop on toto district

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is one of the busiest commuter routes in the country, connecting the central islands and linking denmark and sweden to germanyy from the southern city of odense to the capital, copenhagen. danish media reports suggest that metal poles, beer crates and tarpaulin from this damaged freight train were among the objects to strike the train's windows and sides. six people died, 16 were injured and evacuation efforts were hampered by stormy weather conditions. translation: it is a very, very tragic way to start 2019. six have been killed. it's very hard to take. right now, we can only send our best thoughts. the rescue operation to free those trapped on board took more than five hours. danish police are now investigating the exact cause of the accident. gavin lee, bbc news. a ten—year—old boy in south africa is causing a stir in the world of maths. it has an extraordinary ability to work out huge sums in impaired. mentalarithmetic ability to work out huge sums in impaired. mental arithmetic is turning him into a social media sensation. class is in session. at this school, pupils are hard at work perfecting their mat

easiest commuter busiest commuter routes in the country, connecting the central islands and linking denmark and sweden to germanythe southern city of odense to the capital, copenhagen. danish media reports suggest that metal poles, beer crates and tarpaulin from this damaged freight train were among the objects to strike the train's windows and sides. six people died, 16 were injured and evacuation efforts were hampered by stormy weather conditions. translation: it is a very, very tragic way to start 2019. six have been killed, it's very hard to take. right now we can only send our best thoughts. the rescue operation to free those trapped on board took more than five hours. danish police are now investigating the exact cause of the accident. gavin lee, bbc news. a 10 year old boy in south africa is causing a stir in the world of maths. sibahle zwane has an extraordinary ability to work out huge sums in his head. now his mental arithmetic is turning him into something of a social media sensation. pumza fihlani has been to meet him. welcome to maths. class is in session. at this farm school the pupils are hard at

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disputed southern karylle islands and hypocritical as more now on the latest flare up between the countries. there's been no peace agreement since world war two when nat c. germany and their allies japan were defeated a group of tiny islands that are just one thousand kilometers north of tokyo became territory administered by russia under international law japan though still considers the islands their all land so what really annoyed the russian diplomats was some of what the japanese prime minister just said she told japanese t.v. that tokyo has no intention to resettle the russians living on the island which is a rather quirky statement given that we heard nothing close to a decision for a handover and the olens are still russian territory it was also about tokyo's idea to drop all discussions on issues surrounding possible compensations so first of all we know that one of sergei lavrov step bts told the japanese ambassador in moscow that any discussions on the fate of the south coral islands must be based on japan's acceptance of the outcomes of the second world war here's more of what russian officials had to say such statements the essence of the agreements

earlier on, suggesting maybe the netherlands and germany would offer some. but the island- the irish prime minister as well has to the same. what should they do next? >> i was reflecting on this this morning and was thinking that it very much feels like we're going through the motions now. she was going to lose her vote yesterday but had to hold it. she has to hold a vote of no-confidence in the government. any usual prime minister resigned. parliament is proving it is an it could flesh out the option that will be most favored by a majority of parliamentarians. >> right. eurosceptic conservatives you perhaps have to concentrate on more -- most. what kind of a plan b would they go along with? >> what many of them want is for the u.k. to leave the european union and they would be happy with a no deal exit. despite many of them voting against theresa may a month or two ago to be leader of her own party, they will not be voting against her tonight. i spoke with one leading brexiteer yesterday who said there was no chance to vote against the government tonight. may has not rule

island the day after the msc lost some 270 containers during a storm. a container ship had been traveling from antwerp in belgium and have been going up to germany when it lost its cargo tuesday night. some 20 containers so far have washed up on a dutch island. >> here on this dutch island, its finders keepers. in the netherlands, unlike in some other countries, you are allowed to keep items that have been washed ashore. in this case, there is quite a whole to be had -- quite a haul to be had. >> there is so much in all shapes and colors. we will keep them in the attic for now and sell them over the summer. >> i found it at screen tv in one of the containers. i'm keeping it in a warm and dry area, so we will see if it is still working. >> the cargo ship that had been transporting the goods, a huge vessel with the capacity for some 19,000 containers. as soon as one came loose, others followed. a total of 270 containers have been lost. only a few have been washed up so far. others may end up in northwestern germany, but the containers are not just carrying goods like shoes and flat screen tv's. three of them are said to contain potentially dangerous subst

if germany had all of these other islands, then luzon would not be secure.o he decided he was taken the whole thing. that got him into a war. very much like the vietnam war. there was insurrection and guerrilla warfare and it was very difficult. it was a very sympathetic figure who ran that direction -- insurrection. ultimately he was captured and it kind of broke the back of the insurgency. but it went on for years, into teddy roosevelt administration. that seems to be a consequential presidency. so why does he not get more credit? what is he get no respect? one reason has to do with his successor, teddy roosevelt. if you read my book, i am a great admirer of roosevelt. he might've been the greatest genius who ever became president. that brain of his is pretty amazing. but he never share credit with anybody. and he was self-absorbed. even his kids said that he longed to be the bride at every wedding. [laughter] and the corpse at every funeral. [laughter] when mckinley was killed in buffalo, six months into his second term, teddy roosevelt immediately became

islands. which also in this case means defending what came out of world war two without digging into history too much japan was then germany's ally and eventually lost along with the rest of hitler's axis and these three men the winners agreed on see item three the handover of the korea islands to the so that union some ten years later the u.s.s.r. and japan officially ended his still ities but never signed a peace agreement more than six decades later we're in a whole new reality where the russian president can say no it is a key issue he needed me to go. in the summer with. this shake you be ready to fully wear japan's prime minister makes an oath on his father's grave to sort the russian issue as journalists have reported but despite the apparent friendship i mean putin and i have been seen clinking glasses enjoying ballet at moscow's bolshoi watching a judo showdown and even having a fun moment with mr putin's japanese dog something has always gone wrong with the peace treaty progress tokyo keeps saying it has a historic right to claim the south corals they call them northern territories moscow keeps repeating its sovere

pence this is where frederick trump pee.arrived from germany and whe grandson will become president of the united states don't you tell me ellis island is not real and true and the promise that made america lives today. [applause] that is my perspective today my friends. january 1 is bittersweet for me. it is a happy day it is also a sad day but the anniversary of my father's death four years ago his health was declining but he said he would be with us until inauguration day. he was. he heard my swearing-in over the telephone from his bed and he died soon afterwards. true to his word always. he said he would be there and he was. i took him from his bed that afternoon and relayed him to rest. i loved him so so much we buried him with a special new york state necktie i had made for the inaugural with the state colors and adorned with the state seal. today i stand here in his shoes as a lesson of america and government from him congressman ringel is right. and not from a political science course but in the kitchen from my father. [applause] . . . . erp and the stereo. types and the ugliness of discrimination. and the slings and arrows.

is one of the busiest commuter routes in the country, connecting the central islands and linking denmark and sweden to germanyggest that metal poles, beer crates and tarpaulin from this damaged freight train were among the objects to strike the train's windows and sides. six people died, 16 were injured and evacuation efforts were hampered by stormy weather conditions. translation: it is a very, very tragic way to start 2019. six have been killed. it's very hard to take. right now, we can only send our best thoughts. the rescue operation to free those trapped on board took more than five hours. danish police are now investigating the exact cause of the accident. gavin lee, bbc news. toa to a ten—year—old boy in south africa who is causing a bit of a stir in the world of maths. sibahle zwane has an extraordinary ability to work out huge sums in his head. now his mental arithmetic is turning him into something of a social media sensation. our very own pumza fihlani has been to meet him. welcome to maths. class is in session. at this farm school, the pupils are hard at work perfecting their maths skills. but the

is one of the busiest commuter routes in the country, connecting the central islands and linking denmark and sweden to germanyo the capital, copenhagen. danish media reports suggest that metal poles, beer crates and tarpaulin from this damaged freight train were among the objects to strike the train's windows and sides. six people died, 16 were injured and evacuation efforts were hampered by stormy weather conditions. translation: it is a very, very tragic way to start 2019. six have been killed. it's very hard to take. right now, we can only send our best thoughts. the rescue operation to free those trapped on board took more than five hours. danish police are now investigating the exact cause of the accident. gavin lee, bbc news. health trends expected to dominate the headlines in 2019 include the new use of data, artificial intelligence, and epidemics that could threaten the world. here, our global health correspondent smitha mundasad has the stories that will matter in the months ahead. data. it's a small word, but it's part of one of the biggest trends changing health care in 2019. with more computers, m