in ivory coast, the debate has moved on.ng oxos. the solution here, then, not better plastic but no plastic at all. angus crawford, bbc news, in abuja in the ivory coast. the philippines has issued a deportation orderfor an the philippines has issued a deportation order for an elderly australian none at odds with president duterte. immigration officials accuse sister produced a fox of breaking the terms of her missionaries these are by engaging in political activism. the president ordered her arrest and deportation and described her as an undesirable alien. amid much speculation, archaeologists in egypt have unsealed a massive black sarcophagus, a huge coffin found at a construction site in alexandria. some have been wondering if it might reveal the body of alexander the great, or unleash a deadly curse. gail maclellan reports. tightly sealed and made of black granite, the sarcophagus‘s monumental dimensions sparked fevered speculation that it might contain the remains of alexander, the great leader who conquered much of the

in ivory coast, the debate has moved on.. the solution here, not better plastic but no plastic at all. angus crawford, bbc news, in the ivory coast. in the last hour, the white house has announced that president donald trump is inviting the russian president to visit the united states in the autumn. discussions about the visit are already under way, according to the president's spokeswoman. our north america correspondent gary o'donoghue is in washington for us. after the very controversial recent meeting between them, what is the thinking here, do you think? yes, after days of trying to clarify and clean—up the debacle of the helsinki press c0 nfe re nce clean—up the debacle of the helsinki press conference on monday, you may well ask why they want to go through that all over again. i think there's a pretty straightforward answer to that, that they have seen the polling, which says that while a majority of americans disagree with the way president trump handled it, significant majorities among republicans think he handled i

in ivory coast, the debate has moved on.ic bags, including oxos. the solution here, then, not better plastic but no plastic at all. angus crawford, bbc news, in abuja in the ivory coast. it's emerged the high—end british fashion label, burberry, controversially burns and destroys £28.6 million worth of unsold clothes, accessories and perfume last year. experts say limiting any surplus product is crucial to keeping the brand exclusive, but environmental campaigners are angry about the level of waste. a little earlier i spoke to basma khalifa, a fashion stylist and brand expert, she explained why brands destroy their old products. it all comes down to brand protection. so many brands spend thousands and thousands of pounds creating a brand. they have a target market. they want to hit the target market. they want to hit the target market. if they see people wearing things they don't want them to wear because it is not the target market they need to protect it. there is huge issues with destroying things and you shouldn't. from

agricultural products make up the largest market sector in the ivory coast the countries as have all the put laser produced in the region and it's almost always chemical fertilizers in order to bring about a time around the country has contacted large processing companies such as jews manufacture a tool with a simple proposition you take the west from you and you buy organic but one and use it on your own plantations. if you take a kilo of pineapple and press it you use forty five percent and throw away fifty five percent the green countries brought us the solution on how to make more out of our waste that's our contribution to fighting climate change dishes a practice run in born or sixty kilometers from abidjan christofi to go house to regularly for the laziest feith picked up by now for profession this so is exhausted after twenty years of monoculture funding. we used to be able to produce forty to fifty tonnes but. these days we can only produce about thirty tonnes but hector. up to now christophe city go had used chemical fertilizers to have just his fifty tonnes of buying up of

i think it's it's quite an achievement you know to make a story for our small country like like ivory coast to be daring to speak competition on these big teams. there's a lot to be thought of. for goalies for dream life is for dream and dream come true and of course all creation is exciting all people around the world from california to australia a lot of creation communities outside of creation and we really enjoy and that's time to enjoy and i'm sure tomorrow we can be tired or we can be injured but you see the players against england it's unbelievable and so proud of my players on my coach and my friends you know you played against us you could beat denmark you took it to the last penalties over one hundred twenty minutes next game also one in twenty minutes against russia and win a on the pounds and then again here in the in moscow one hundred twenty one what's the mood what's the feeling in the can now say they're tired but mood is what i would like express i'm all old. but outside of course i'm happy in this but i need a holy day and i'm from the free for congress here in the in you

we've also had the legendary ivory coast striker didier drogba here in the studio today very exciting it's all part of our special coverage this saturday struck by played some of his best football while marino with his manager at chelsea and he had a very warm message for his old boss a couple of hours ago i thought over the years they spent working together you were one of the best managers of them of the modern era be careful what you say because we're about to go live to him in manchester in a moment. a message back. giving . the biggest opportunity of his career to change from march to to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me. every minute he was on the pitch for me. and my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. to say ok good stuff this year's final it's a repeat of a classic semi from back in nineteen ninety eight another case in france from now to one witness that was on home soil and he seems gracious called quite let it go even after twenty years with the memory french defender leant around equalizing then giving france the lead s

in ivory coast, the debate has moved on., not better plastic but no plastic at all. the uk government is to compensate thousands of soldiers who faced having to pay more tax because they're stationed in scotland. anyone earning more than £26,000 a year now pays higher income tax in scotland than elsewhere in the uk. the ministry of defence says about 8,000 military personnel are affected but will be reimbursed to ensure that all armed forces staff pay the same rate of tax. when was the last time you bought a book? if recently, you're not alone because book sales had a record—breaking year. income from sales went up 5% last year and the publishing industry is now worth a massive £5.7 billion according to new figures. danny savage has been finding out what's behind the rise. books are back, bucking the trend against life lived through a screen. 0ur story starts in a book shop in york. if you want a signed copy of this novel that would not be too much bother, in fact you'd be hard—pressed to find one that is not signed because

thank you brown spots to both spots the boat years we've also had the legendary ivory coast striker didier drogba here in the studio today very excising it's all part of our special coverage this saturday truck bomb played some of his best football while marino was his manager at chelsea and he had a very warm message for his old boss a couple of hours ago i thought over the years they spent working together you were one of the best managers of them of the modern era josie marino because what you say because we're about to go live to him in manchester in a moment. a message back. i gave you. the biggest opportunity of his career to change from march to to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me his sweat and his loads every minute he was on the pitch for me so. my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. going to say anything ok good stuff this year's final it's a repeat of a classic semi from back in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight another case in france for now two one when this was on home soil and he seems gracious point let it go even a

and we've had legendary ivory coast striker didier drogba as part of our special coverage this saturday afternoon played some of his best football while marino was manager at chelsea and he had one message for his old boss last hour after all the years they spent working together. you were one of the best manages of them of the modern era. be careful what you say because we're about to go live in manchester in a moment. for ever and sunday's. for over two giving the biggest opportunity of his career to change from. two to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me his sweat in these words every minute he was on the pitch for me so. my kid is my kid in spite of he looks all that in the. r.c.c. sallies in some petersburg force and he's been catching up with some of the fans from both teams the head of the match. slowly slowly building up to that game in here in st petersburg it is the third place playoff perhaps both these teams wouldn't have wanted to be in this game before those semifinals began on tuesday and wednesday but now that they're here they'll bot

sponsor debo sponsor the vote is there's no not a legendary ivory coast striker didier drogba here in the studio today very exciting it's all part of our special coverage this saturday truck bomb played some of his best football while marino was his manager at chelsea and he had a very warm message for his old boss a couple of hours ago i thought over the years they spent working together you were one of the best manages of them of the modern era josie marino be careful what you say because we're about to go live in manchester in a moment. here a message back. i gave you. the biggest opportunity of his career to change from march to to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me his sweat in these words every minute he was on the pitch for me so. my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. to say anything ok good stuff this year's final it's a repeat of a classic semi from back in nineteen ninety eight another case in france right now two one win is that was on home soil and it seems gracious called point let it go even after twenty years with the

win number three two four ivory coast and learns 100 metres, she clocked 10.9 seconds to win against double olympic champion. in the men's 110 jamaica's double olympic champion. in the men's110 metres hurdle, sir geisha bank of made up of bin scholar to scoff at in paris for a false start producing the second fastest timing of its career. he won in12.9 fastest timing of its career. he won in 12.9 seconds of. as per the field events, the reigning champion cleared a season ‘s best to win the women's polevault, two other mass athletes matched that height. and christian taylor was also among the winners on thursday, the double olympic champion lept 17 metres 62 for his second victory of the season. golf — and ryan fox of new zealand is the surprise leader of the irish open at ballyliffin in county donegal. the son of the former all black grant fox shot a 5—under—par 67 on thursday. and he leads by one shot from a group of seven players that includes the 2007 champion padraig harrington. the three—time major winner turned the clock back as he fired in one of the shots of the day on his wa

the women's one hundred meter went to marie to say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a dime in league and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post to bowl at lennox world american no alliance retained his title in the two hundred meter of it then lowered his personal best to nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. next stop for the diamond league is london's olympic stadium. both the football cup is done and dusted but top clubs are racing to sign the time and stand out players and while that usually means its most fun buoyant attack as this year it's a goalkeeper who has gone into the record books for joining in the english side liverpool for iraq during. alison becker is now the world's most expensive goalkeeper liverpool paid roma almost seventy five million euros for the twenty five year old the brazilian international didn't concede any goals in seventeen of his thirty seven serious appearances for roma last season the trans

the women's one hundred meter which of marie jo's a to loue of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a diamond league and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post poll at linux world american no miles retained his title in the two hundred metre of it and lowered his personal best ted knight team point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. next stop for the diamond league is london's olympic stage. and finally brags it is worrying him many british business isn't something as trademarks are at risk because they'll no longer be protected by her pain loss so in cornwall and the west of england people are gearing up to defend one of their tastiest traditions. golden brown crossed fresh out of the other than the scent of cotton wool in the oldest pasta bakery in south western england the traditional snack has come could every corner of britain a top bank sport and a tourist rule were good absolutely up when the results come to coles to close the cornish pasty

the women's one hundred meter went to marie to say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success they die mainly. and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post poll that let its world american know alliance retained his title in the two hundred meter of it then lowered his personal best to nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. next stop for the guy mainly is london's olympic stage. a french tightrope walker has completed a thrilling stunt high above one of the most iconic landmarks in paris tatiana. crossed a court suspended thirty five meters from the ground from a crane to the. well marked she stopped along the way for. some acrobatic extras and all of this was happening without a safety net or a harness. has been preparing for this stunt for a year but she's also been tightrope ing since she was just eighteen years old. incredible while you're watching the news from berlin wall coming of the top of the hour but we will leave you with a c

the women's one hundred meter which of marie jo say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a dime in league and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post poll at linux world american no liles retained his title in the two hundred meter of it and lowered his personal best had nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. next stop for the diamond league is london's olympic stage. and that does it for us i love her rockin berlin on behalf of the entire new scene thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us and of course the news continues at the top of the hour. iran. wants an isolated shocker seen now a major power in the middle east. europeans influence continues to grow politically economically and above all.

former chelsea star didier drogba has been a long—term supporter of special olympics projects in the ivory coastof my life. more than scoring goals, i don't really talk about this but i think that's my niche in my life. for those gathered here, today was a chance to cheer the success of this movement but also to acknowledge that there were still major goals to achieve for true equality. stuart pollitt, bbc news, chicago. playing at the world cup for the first time in 42 years, italy produced the shock result of the womens hockey world cup so far, beating china in their opening pool game on sunday. the lowest—ranked side at this world cup looked anything but as they rolled over a lacklustre but inexperienced china 3—0. there were wins too for argentina and the netherlands who wowed the fans with plenty of goals on day two before new zealand came from 2—1 down to beat belgium 11—2 in the final game of the day. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. temperatures got up to 30 degrees on su

the women's one hundred meter went to marie to say to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success it die mainly. and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post but it's world american no liles retained his title in the two hundred meter of it then lowered his personal best to nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. mixed up for the diamond league is london's olympic stage. car aficionados are traveling back in time in moscow this weekend for one hundred thirty classic vehicles from the soviet era are on display there while the collection includes an iconic models like the shake up and the which were used by top soviet officials and the beta which was often used as a tax advantage because they're not just for display on sunday they will race through some of moscow house most scenic streets. are that brings the city and this edition of daily in here thank you so much for spending part of your day with us we'll be back at the top of the hour. birt

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the women's one hundred meter went to marie josie into lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success a die mainly. and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post poll at linux world american no elias retained his title in the two hundred meter event and lowered his personal best had nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. next stop for the diamond league is london's olympic stadium. and that does it for us thank you so much for spending at a time with us the news continues at the tough of the hours that. we make up of a week for tons of that and at that time we are this summer some of us. they want to shape the continent's future could be part of it and join the youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for chart.

the women's one hundred meter went to marie josie to lou of the ivory coast she crossed the finish line at a blazing ten point eight nine seconds adding to her streak of success it die mainly and quickly becoming a fan favorite in the post poll at linux world american no alliance retained his title in the two hundred meter of it and lowered his personal best to nineteen point six five seconds in the process he didn't leave without showing off a bit for the crowd. mixed out for the diamond league is london's olympic stadium. and just days after the oldest tennis tournaments in the world the wimbledon finished up an even older tennis tradition is being played out in england at london's the hampton court palace so-called aweel tennis the predecessor to modern line tennis has been played for almost five centuries well nicknamed the sports of kings it's played on an enclosed courts using a solid ball which can be bounced off the courts walls and top players from around the world are facing off for the crown.

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chelsea star didier drogba has been a long—time supporter of special olympics, projects in the ivory coastheer the success of this movement, but also to acknowledge that there are still major goals to achieve virtually quality. stewart pollock, bbc news, chicago. before we go, a quick update on the go i‘m a francesco holds the lead. he is on seven under by himself. you just heard that lewis hamilton has been summoned to see the stewards at the hockenheim. he won the race to top the drivers championship, but maybe he has infringed the rules somehow, maybe with that rather curious pit stop manoeuvre when he changed his mind. we will have an update on that and the next hour. studio: ali, thank you very much. —— olly, thank you very much. more now on our main story this afternoon and a three—year—old boy has been treated for burns to his arms and face after an acid attack in worcester. police believe the youngster was deliberately targeted in the attack yesterday. in the past few hours, the boy has left hospital. police have been giving more details about the attack. at 2:15 yesterday, at the

or a comes from ivory coast twenty years ago she fled to marsay to escape the civil war in her country she won a grammy in two thousand and nine and has been in demand internationally ever since . her performance can be described as african tradition meets urban cool. her daughter is with her on this tour for her there's no question about combining kids and a career. set. up the can all african women carry this image of the powerful warrior inside them up again it's all business strong women and so forth that they do many things at once they work and raise their children at the same time. but not just african women all women of european women have this strength as well i want to show the strength that women have. aside from the shows and music contacts are also important. that. afro german presenter beric reflects on her experiences. the question of her own roots long preoccupied her. untimely washes of german parts of me the food and how do i fit them all together in. these a biography is that make up a life of the examination of various topics divisive topics maybe but all the more e

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day is an asylum seeker from the ivory coast who is housed in a privately owned emergency reception center in a small town called definitely naples another part of the money and office on mon. well. he go. on there it is not sure what i was. unique is that the market. for. the center into which my son was placed is managed by a company called the two point zero. the protest the company filed a report against the aca to cusick him of violating eternal rules told him you have to leave. it's a good thing going on but you're watching the one thing this week was here visiting the monday that was the mood where i want to move to the one when the sun. after being ousted from the center. sort of assistance from yes it's a group of activists based in this form a psychiatric hospital in naples abdel meir is one of the group's volunteers. and he said all. of that. with the team working with. abdel focuses attention. on the conditions inside letting the center invalid repairs know. about more according to all that they see when you answer that i got sick of you going with so much in the video game for

yourself i think it's it's quite an achievement you know to make history for a small country like like ivory coast to be the big competition on these big teams . there's a lot to be thought of. for dream life is for dream and dream come true and of course all creation is exciting all people around the world from california to australia a lot of communities outside of creation and we really enjoy and that's time to enjoy and i'm sure. we can be tired or we can be injured but you see the players against england it's unbelievable i'm so proud of my players on my coach and my fans you played against us you beat denmark you took it to the last penalties over one hundred twenty minutes next game also one in twenty minutes against russia and win a on the pounds and then again here in the in moscow one hundred twenty one what's the mood what's the feeling in the camp now let's say they're tired but what i would like express i'm all old. but outside of course i'm happy and this but i need a holy day and i'm from the free for congress here in the in you know what mean work area that it's hard working but my

i think it's it's quite an achievement you know to make a story for our small country like like ivory coast and to be dying this big competition with these big teams. there's a lot to be thought of. you know you've been you can't accept you play an active role in organizing you talk about a committee or a congress to speak are you are you someone who can take the lead in tennis and we need to do better would you put yourself out there well i'm really happy to do it because it's. it's it's all it's all a concern and you see today you asked me to question you mean about. there's something wrong. from afghan football and. and. number of of atsic are enough to come for broke i need to get involved i think. i went to europe and i and i learned a lot of you out of being then and i think it's a point on to being used to knowledge and and to share it with we do esteems and and with the continent if it is a responsibility that because only people i mean your position you know will recognize successful do you feel like it it's j.t.v. to do that because if you don't know who else i mean for me i belie

former chelsea star didier drogba has been a long—term supporter of special olympics projects in the ivory coasteally talk about this but i think that's — that's my mission in my life. for those gathered here, today was a chance to cheer the success of this movement but also to acknowledge that there are still major goals to achieve for true equality. stuart pollitt, bbc news, chicago. great cause for celebration and an appropriate moment for sport. good afternoon. play under way at carnoustie. just one hour to go until the main contneders start their final rounds at the open championship at carnousite. top of the leaderboard are the americansjordan spieth, xander shauffele and kevin kisner, who tee off after 2.30. let's go to the coures, john watson is at carnoustie for us. it's set to be a fascinating final day? yes fascinating final day and add to that another dimension, the weather, with a stronger breeze which will add something else for players, the leaders to content with. three americans in front. jordan spieth looks like the man to beat. the defending champion with a share of the lead o

this woman from ivory coast tells me she's doing this so her daughter can have a future.this, the southern tip of spain. this is the very closest point between these two continents and it is the new pressure point when it comes to migration. spain has been dealing with the issue here for years. it has invested heavily so it can secure its border and save lives. but the new surge is stretching spain's resources. and this is where the pressure is coming from, morocco. and tangiers. as other routes across the mediterranean are getting harder, trying via morocco is now the most popular. they gather here on the edge of the city from all across western africa. spain has always relied on morocco to help prevent people crossing. the police can be tough. forced out of their apartment, they live outside, shelter in storm drains. mamadou from mali dreams of being a professional footballer. four times he has bought toy boats to try to cross, four times he has been caught by the moroccan navy. translation: fourtimes, each time brought back. now we don't have any money, even to eat. ba

i think it's it's quite an achievement you know to make a story for our small country like like ivory coast and to be daring to speak competition on these big teams. there's a lot to be thought of. football is for dream the life is for dream and dream come true and of course all creation is exciting all people around the world from california to australia a lot of variation communities outside of creation and we really enjoy and that's time to enjoy and i'm sure tomorrow we can retire that we can be injured but you see the players against england it's unbelievable i'm so proud of my players or my coach and my friends you know you played against us you could be ten minute to get to the last penalty so one hundred twenty minutes next game also one in twenty minutes against russia and win a on the pounds and then again here in the in moscow one hundred twenty one what's the mood what's the feeling in the camp now me will say they're tired but mood is what i would like to express i'm all old inside but outside of course i'm happy and this but i need a holy day and i'm from the fee for congress

warmer air holds more water so many countries like the ivory coast last month are finding their rainyeason is becoming more intense. from one extreme to another, for in some parts of australia is now the driest it has been since records began, and what is drought this crop failure and the dying livestock. europe has been trying to make the most of the sunshine, but extreme weather like this may not be here to stay. extraordinary pictures of the last few weeks. what might be behind the global heatwave, right across the northern hemisphere we've seen temperature extremes recorded. but start with japan where the heat has been relentless. 41 degrees recorded in and around the area making a hotter spell of weather ever. that's on the back of historic rainfall which brought widespread flooding. to ensure records have doubled by night as well. the highest minimum temperature was recorded in oman just a few weeks ago. dropping lower than 42 degrees. two believes he has hit all—time highs of 41 celsius and in north africa, algeria, we may potentially see the highest ever temperature recorded a

of flooding and indeed we've had real flooding issues in other areas the shots coming from the ivory coast boys in the southeast but of course with the rain you don't get the fertilisation the crops and then you have other issues being see that extent of the flooding is hard here very heavy indeed and across other areas you see these big storm systems these amazing scale convective systems that come through in the easterly flow and certainly you've had some decent rainfall totals been reported all the way into mali and also from new share so as i run the forecast sequence you can see there's plenty of storm development over the next twenty four hours not just along the coast in fact that tends to be a little bit of a gap just along the coast because it's relatively cold water here tends to be slightly further inland but never less across chad and share mali early likely to be further heavy storms and also affecting parts of west africa to liberia seen some pretty heavy showers as you move further towards the east the rains here ten to more fragmented more broken nevertheless you can see we

soi,h sudan, ivory coast, ha and the central africa republic-- the next stop on my journey. ♪ ( shoutingavai: in late 2013, e president of the central african republic had been deposed, and rival militias were battling for power. (guns fire) to stop a potential genocide, france sent peacekeepers under a u.n. security council ndate. their mission was named eration sangaris. (guns firing) half a million people had been made homeless. many sought refuge in a camp at the airport, run by the french. (horn beeps) i met a girl who'd fled to that refugee camp her name is daniella. we're protecting her identity. (daniella speaking): >> navai: can you describe then me me? what did they look like? >> navai: daniella says twodi french ss raped her inside the airport camp. her father told us she was bleeding heavily, and he took her a charity-run medical center, where she was given antibiotics.n' but they dknow what more they could do. >> navai: daniella's family didn't report her rape, so it remained unrecorded by the u.n. i also met a boy, who asked to be called alexi. w at the same camp and says h

have more effect on the impact or the lack of every population and i remember one example from ivory coast where the day after the publication of a really strong west africa leak story into the underclass offshore company of a very senior coaches well politician. a newspaper associated with the political party of that politician the next day carried a headline that said. something along the lines of troublemaking journalists just out to settle a score so to my mind the fact that we haven't seen a global or even regional outcry from west africa legs is not indicative in and of itself of the quality but rather of significant work that remains in terms of free press and in terms of investigative journalism what no one can take away from the west africa leagues is the fraud that is historic is the first time you how this number of journalists within the subway do columbus and went into production of the project which itself to the value of the web. in the long. collaboration with there was this purity of form. for african journalists who course some do you know see in the suits in newsrooms wo

have more effect on the impact or the lack of every population and i remember one example from ivory coast where the day after the publication of a really strong west africa leak story into the underclass offshore company of a very senior coaches well politician. a newspaper associated with the political party of that politician the next day carried a headline that said. something along the lines of troublemaking journalists just out to settle a score so to my mind for fact that we haven't seen a global or even regional outcry from west africa legs is not indicative in and of itself of the quality but rather of significant work that remains in terms of free press and in terms of investigative journalism what no one can take away from the west africa leagues is the fraud that is historic is the first time you how this number of journalists within the subway do columbus and went into production of the project which itself to the value of the web. as being whole in the long. collaboration with there was this period she had for. african journalists a new course to do you know see in the suits

agricultural products make up the largest market sector in the ivory coast the countries as have alldifferent layers are produced in the region and it's almost always going to call for delays up in order to bring about a turnaround the countries has contacted large processing companies such as deuce manufacturer actually with a simple proposition you take the waste from you and you buy organic but and use it on your own plantations got all but if you take a kilo of pineapple and press it you use forty five percent and throw away fifty five percent the green countries brought us the solution on how to make more out of our waste that's our contribution to fighting climate change is their motivation a practice run in benoit sixty kilometers from abidjan christofi they go house to regularly for delays his fight for protection the so is exhausted after twenty years of monoculture funding. we used to be able to produce forty to fifty tonnes but it. these days we can only produce about thirty times by. up to now christoph city go had used chemical fertilizers to have used he says fifty time

he agreed to respect the ivory coast strongman whose claims to that country's presidency have been condemned by the international community and may set off a civil war. he was harvey weinstein's lawyer for awhile, until that got too awkward. he currently respects a putin-linked ukrainian oligarch. the justice department is trying to extradite that oligarch to the united states to face charges. lanny davis is working to stop that from happening. a few weeks ago, he showed up in prague for a public debate with steve bannon. it was titled, quote, what the heck is going on in america? well, today in america, lanny davis got himself a new client. donald trump's long-time personal attorney michael cohen. davis told "the new york times" about his new gig this afternoon. and today, happened to be the deadline for parties in the cohen case to finish up their review of the materials federal agents seized from cohen's home, office and hotel room in april. federal prosecutors have gotten 1.3 million documents and records from that raid, and now, they'll get the last of them. what happens once prosecutor