i think many of the local authorities including my own local authority has had good plans put in place but not every local authority does as well and it will be lessons to learn there. in terms of that area, the scheme of around 40 million pounds we invested over the next five years and that should protect around 2500 properties i 2018-2019. i would be interested to do something about what more he thinks can be done. >> the prime minister will be aware that the majority of new housing benefit claimants actually got worse. you will be aware that private sector landlords are refusing to take benefits are actually a picking them. what does he say to hard-working families that are losing their homes because of his housing benefit cut? >> i will save your working families is where cutting your taxes, that in april this year will be lifting the 10,000 pounds amount of money that someone can earn before they start paying income tax. i think that makes a big difference for some on minimum wage working a 40 hour week. they will see their tax bill come down by two-thirds. but we do have to take

we now want to get local authorities and local health services working even more closely together toe problems of blocked beds and to ensure that there are care packages for people when they leave hospital. we can really see the benefits in the areas of the country where this is working, and we want to make that happen right across the country. >> mrs. cheryl gillan. >> mr. speaker, our excellent local enterprise partnership estimates that buckinghamshire has a £12 billion economy, with nearly 30,000 registered businesses and the european head offices of more than 700 foreign companies. they need the security of long- term economic policies. given that our economic growth has clearly returned, will the prime minister assure me that, unlike the labour party, he will not gamble with those companie'' future and that he will stick steadfastly to his tried and tested long-term economic policies? >> i am grateful to my right hon. friend for what she says. there is a vibrant economy right across the thames valley, including in buckinghamshire, and that is going to be based on sticking to ou

i think many of the local authorities including my own local authority has had good plans put in place but not every local authority does as well and it will be lessons to learn there. in terms of that area, the scheme of around 40 million pounds we invested over the next five years and that should protect around 2500 properties i 2018-2019. i would be interested to do something about what more he thinks can be done. >> the prime minister will be aware that the majority of new housing benefit claimants actually got worse. you will be aware that private sector landlords are refusing to take benefits are actually a picking them. what does he say to hard-working families that are losing their homes because of his housing benefit cut? >> i will save your working families is where cutting your taxes, that in april this year will be lifting the 10,000 pounds amount of money that someone can earn before they start paying income tax. i think that makes a big difference for some on minimum wage working a 40 hour week. they will see their tax bill come down by two-thirds. but we do have to take

local authorities that allow drilling to take place will receive one hundred percent of the business rates from the scheme that's double the fifty percent the kids currently receive government estimates say that could be worth one point seven million extra a year each site that a council agrees and there are other estimates as well that say that the industry could attract three point seven billion a year in investment and support an extra seventy four thousand jobs so it all sounds like great news the final. for the local authorities but campaigners and environmental groups of expressed their anger at the plan saying that it amounts to nothing more than a bribe we might have seen the government frack back pushing the benefits of this procedure but the extraction of shell gas from the ground to schools why spread control this the in the country we've seen large scale protests in the recent months in fact on sunday we saw protesters from across the country marching to soul food to an area where exploratory drilling is taking place and campaigners really concerned about a wide variety o

britain's prime minister's accused of bribing local authorities and homeowners to accept controversial fracking in areas with a cash incentive to sweeten the deal. with slim writes take a leap forward in germany we hear people's concerns about spreading islamization of their costs to other states. they can even choose this is our. top story than this the peace conference on syria can't be delayed any longer must happen at the end of the month that's the joint message from russia the us and the un after talks in paris but the main challenge is convincing the syrian opposition to take part as the group still haven't given a definitive answer you've been following the discussions of france. well one of the first things that we've heard from u.s. secretary of state is that russia the u.s. and the un are completely on the same page that the only solution of the conflict in syria is a diplomatic one mr kerry also said that both the soon enough and to the opposition are equally responsible for the atrocities committed there now we've also seen a slight shift on iran since a lot of barbara he

and hundreds of people are campaigning in berlin to save a historic airfield which the local authorities plan to turn into a housing estate with thousands of apartments the world war two era facility is currently used as a recreational zone demonstrators broad candles glow sticks and even toilet brushes an item that's become a humorous symbol of anti-government rallies across germany. i'm muslims across germany are looking forward to easier times ahead as islamic communities are given additional rights in several regions this puts their religion on an equal food and with judaism and christianity when it comes to dealing with the state but as peter oliver reports from bremen the move has come in for some strong criticism. the change of status allows worshippers to have their religious holidays officially recognized burial rites carried out and classes taught in schools. but what does it mean to the islamic community in this part of germany to have their religion officially recognized by the state. perhaps in the future it will help the building of a mosque or a school it will also help to

for many this morning local authority workers have been surveying the damage as the job of putting things like begins the effects of the storm surge on the west coast have been described as on priests dentist. here at silver strand beach there were fears about colston erosion long before the recent battering piracy work has been gone but no funding has been made available to carry at the improvements. locals say it's that's going to save the beach before it's lost forever. go to my home on new year's when i was numb the site. bob is dominant. so far. the antidote to zero which locals have been taking stock to the area was kind of funny tights and storm force winds were near the screen. the worst experience i've had here seymour the problem with the show before the ducks that extent. well we live in the west of cartilage that the winds are quite high tall with a lot of time. you realize that the greatest edge but like the rocks. all items off the goalie calls when spirits of the ravages these pictures from nh more chilled the devastation calls in a matter of minutes rolled ripped open and

headlining to tonight britain's prime minister's accused of bribing local authorities and homeowners to accept controversial fracking in their areas with a cash incentive to sweeten the deal. and his muslim rights take a leap forward in germany with people's concerns about spreading islam as ation of the cost to other faiths. good evening i'm kevin i mean this is r t it's just past ten pm here in moscow our top story tonight the peace conference on syria can't be delayed any longer must happen at the end of the month what is the joint message now from russia the us and the un after talks in paris but the main challenge is convincing the syrian opposition to take part as the group still haven't given a definitive answer could offspring following discussions in front. well one of the first things that we've heard from u.s. secretary of state is that russia the u.s. and the un are completely on the same page that the only solution of the conflict in syria is a diplomatic one mr kerry also said that both the soon enough and to the opposition are equally responsible for the atrocities com

design the interior minister had lost the appeal to happen on show band and is advise other local authorities they could stop performances i can begin again the republicans won tonight and has a marriage stronger. the good ideas of a country have been strengthened. that is what we have to take in the limelight the comedian reacted on facebook appealing to his fans outside the theater an aunt to go home. i think he is being denied permission to speak to them. it's on clearance a forty six year old who was seven convictions for anti semitic hate speech can continue with this trend nationwide too. traffic may have spelled the end to new jersey governor chris christie is accepting a credible republican presidential candidates in twenty sixteen. previously he won a reputation as a token republican able to win over democrats. the smell and touch those updates conducted as he takes on arrival that meant epic tales for an entire town if it's five thousand people. good morning i come out here today to apologize to the people of new jersey. i apologize to the people of fort lee. and i apologize to the

got new jobs with the help of the local authorities the latter now hope to return the employees to their former positions. most justly called home. we now feel more confident in the future as we get we just bring you a big shift for him and i keep in touch with my former employees and many of them are willing to come back to school study which is audible local indian minister of the plan is planning to first conduct a technical audit and then start operation for the launch of the furnaces is assumed that the so called plan will start operating within six months the eurasian business formal be held in el monte and people seventeenth to eighteenth. he will be new interactive platform for business and the government over five hundred delegates from different countries one discuss the prospects of cars extends business in the context of the customs unions and the wto reform agenda will include issues of legal support of business development of private partnership animations attraction of investments the way some effective implementation of this the program of accelerating industry and innova

britain's prime a series accused of bribing local authorities and homeowners to accept kind of virtual fracking in their areas with the cash incentive to sweeten the deal. and as muslim rights take a leap forward in germany we hear people's concerns about spreading islamization at a cost to other faith. watching on t.v. national coming to you live from the russian capital it's four pm here i'm marina joshing welcome to the program now the peace conference on syria cannot be delayed any longer and must be held at the end of the month and that's the joint message from russia the us and the un after talks in paris but the main challenge is convincing the syrian opposition to take part as a group still hasn't given a definitive answer as a correspondent who's following the. and. so do talk us through some of the highlights and especially what the side has been agreeing on and what are the sticking points that still remain there. but one of the first things that we've heard from u.s. secretary of state is that russia the u.s. and the u.n. are completely on the same page that the only soluti

light gray area is the private market the dark raise the housing association the black areas local authorities as you see right after world war two there was a huge booming building and then today present there was a total utter collapse in any building right well the facts of the reagan period of economics in this country in the united states brought in this era of debt which is an economy based on debt now the debt in the u.k. has never been higher in a hundred years and as these housing bubbles boom and bust people are thrown out of their homes whether it's here in the u.k. or thrown out their bedrooms be the bedroom tax or in the u.s. they were summarily thrown out of their homes and now their homes are owned by wall street who have become slumlords so that was the plan that's by using debt as a way to bankrupt the society and enrich a few of the debt peddlers and the debt in the u.k. if you all inclusive dow is approaching one thousand percent debt to g.d.p. so it's never ever been so much debt because this housing boom will be a bust and they'll know have to move another two or three hun

what are the costs of the friday's deal under investigation local authorities estimate that almost two thirds of that ilk but somehow it has been destroyed. it's been nearly thirty hours saying the fire was put out on saturdays. as you can see it's snowing right now but as i introduced her to alex beauty i can still feel warm in here. and your heart is long. it feels warm. many are asking why waste time two years for its longest night hours. local officials say the least least a wooden structures of most houses here in a tight spaces in between them. these are still made fighting the fire even hotter. it's like i made these trolleys are still considered it. however many local ss st the founders of most of fire hydrants in the eastern town had no water at fire broke out. after the fire broke out a use pliers and a hammer to open the new is for a wooden boxes which house the fire hydrant sun or the four of fire hydrants turn out to have no water or even the connection to our water pot local authorities that there are one hundred and twenty two fire hydrants in the eastern town. it's the

skip efforts continued to hear mr brian hayes said that he would fast track applications from local authorities for restoration works on flood defences. a western cause problems pop mcgrath as the first of all reports even the duty this morning salt it was braced for severe weather conditions means increased in the hornsby heights high when nick cave water floated ashore. one of the same scale as last week. the storm surge from goalie be caused the closure of the two km long from an ad for a number of hours. galway city council crews spent the morning clearing debris which should be watched on to the rules the borders and receives coastal communities are coming to terms with the damage caused by the stormy weather of recent days here a blood draw consoles and brought shorts rolled on to build a golf course was still evident on pathway behind us has been destroyed but the high winds and strong sees the recent dates. little farther inland efforts are still ongoing to identify the scale of the damage to the nation and complex the moon and jim were hit by friday's close of the city council grove fa

have to go back to one thousand nine hundred thirty nine when margaret thatcher began forcing local authorities to sell council houses to any sitting tenant able and eager to buy of discounts of up to fifty percent but with the money they earned councils were not allowed to build new housing they received forty billion pounds over the next twenty five years that was at the half price discount it was housing stock built by the taxpayer given to a few select few who were able to profit the extra fifty percent and either move to spain where they've now lost all that money in the house from kraft but this is the case going back to pat quinn's comments she's not paranoid the government does want to kill her because just like in previous genocides where there's the american indians or others famous examples of genocide it's not paranoia the government does want to kill her because she's a drain on the system. and if she's gone then they can you know flip or house or give it to cronies and she's not wanted in this country pat quinn i mean you should maybe move the ball gary or something you don't want

the local authorities say that the algae is a natural process and humans are contributing to the pollution. the residents are holding the authorities accountable. over a the phone saying that the teams are doing their best to solve the problem and another attempt to clean the lake but not bringing a lasting solution. they couldn't confirm when people will be getting the drinking water again and the residents are continuing to protest until their demands are met: . >> from people with no water to too much of it. the uk is continuing to be hit by major storms. two people have been killed in the bad weather. the storms are the worst in the country in over 20 years. >> there are dozens of flood warnings in place for britain, they are saying that flooding is expected in several areas. there is still a lot of water around, like this place here and a lot of the lands are saturated. when coming here we saw people being rescued and had gone out in a truck and got stuck themselves and had to be rescued by the fire service. the emergency services here in britain saying that people should still be vig

and to implement this policy change because it's a source of much needed break the news from local authorities hope the regime challenge that mindset. it will be very difficult task for the authorities to just try to shy away from this pic is all part of the rules state that that he'll get it you have a second job you incur a fine and this is the way it would sell some of the local authorities through the years have managed to generate funds but the authorities here in beijing are probably going to take. you know that sort of monetary approaching the fact that if the date of the smaller areas do by themselves the challenge by the lack of finances subsidy will probably be brought in a way to deal with the issues that they are brought up on the cross from james in vanishing thinking the meeting on the cancer is a tiny strip of land of just three hundred and sixty five sqm a momentous which lies at the heart of the conflict between israelis and palestinians. since two thousand and six the coastal enclave has been ruled by the palestinian militant group hamas. the fee is people hence trying to get

december, a 110 freight train in north dakota derailed causing a massive fireball that forced local authoritiesevacuate residents from their homes. all of that oil by rail has overwhelmed smaller branch lines which are often not as well maintained. the fleet of tankers is also aging with thin metal skins that pierce easily during derailment. and it is also more expense if than pipelines. but with the appetite for pipeline in question, that extra oil has to be moved somehow, and rail is picking up the slack. rail is hauling 20 times more crude than they carried back in 2000 #, but it is only the beginning according to jeff reubin. he say oil by rail may be in the beginni beginnings. he was one of the first economists to accurately predict soaring oil prices back in the year 2000. he joins us now. good to see you, jeff. >> good to see you. >> oil by rail is just not regulated, and we are piling more oil on to rail cars daily. >> that's right. and i think, you know, one of the unintended consequences of environmental opposition to pipelines on both sides of the border has been to put oil on rail.

this incident very seriously, and the bureau of diplomatic security is working with the fbi and local authorities to investigate and apprehend the perpetrators. >> investigators call it a violent crime because severe damage and posed a threat to residents nearby. they have urged u.s. authorities to provide protection for their personnel and bring those responsible to justice as soon as possible. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says israeli and palestinian leaders are going to need to make some tough choices. he's trying to get them to agree on a framework for a peace deal. kerry met in jerusalem with benjamin netanyahu. the israelis and palestinians got back to the bargaining table in july last year. kerry is making his tenth trip to the region to help craft a final deal. >> we have always known that achieving peace is a long and complicated process. it's a tough road. but this is not mission impossible. >> kerry is urging both sides to narrow their differences on a framework for an agreement. the framework would address core issues such as the border of a future palestinian state, the sta

. >> both barry's brother and local authorities confirmed barry had a history of drug use and a penchant for paranoia. >> he said we were the leaders of a gang that was coming through our property and -- >> stealing his fuel, his batteries. >> stealing fuel and batteries. >> he thought that this mobile home had been surveying him in there, somebody was watching him. >> even law enforcement had a growing file on the odd fellow living at 2313 east ryan drive. >> he was out here with his backhoe and excavator digging up his yard, digging 20 foot holes in his driveway behind us. >> just digging holes? >> just digging holes. >> barry's bizarre acts of pa paranoia came to a full boil when he turned his attention back to his neighbor dan and that fence of his. >> he was bouncing up and down giving me the finger. the first time in my life i ever did it, i gave him the finger back and he drove off. then i called the sheriff. >> communications, susan. >> my name is dan davis. >> i said something is going to happen here. i said barry has been tearing our fence down for 10 to 12 years and i think he

local authorities but the redesign on hold on tuesday. suspend thed to works and to create a working group in the next days. plans include redistricting traffic lanes and replacing parking spaces with a paid underground car park. boulevard is simply not a priority. >> this is a working-class neighborhood that has many problems with unemployment. >> this is not the right time for the boulevard because the city coffers are in do. we can't cope with these costs. they should wait for better times for the economy. >> spain's economic crisis has left one in four people out of work. the vatican is under tough scrutiny by u.n. committee on children's rights. the catholic church has been slammed over allegations of child sex abuse by priests and inadequate response from church officials. pope francis has said dealing with abuse is vital for the church's credibility, the members of the holy see cap diplomatic entity beans as the cases of the responsibility of the country's where the abuse takes place. more on that story. has promised to tackle chil

he said protesters may seek permission from local authorities for demonstrations and marches from january 7 until march 21. the ban on rallies in sochi was criticized by human rights groups. winter athletes continue to search for form as the games approach, including ski jumpers at the four hills tournament. on saturday, the third leg in in his brook, austria, came to an abrupt end because of high wind austria,ird leg in came to an abrupt end because of high wind. at lead to a surprise finish. led to a surprise finish. >> the finn secured his first win. facing a dangerous and unpredictable conditions. that left only the first-round scores on the board, enough for simon ament to keep his hopes -- simon ammann to keep his hopes of an overall win alive. now 10 points behind the overall leader, thomas d tart -- thomas diethart from austria. richard was down in 11. the prestigious tournament now moves on for its fourth and final leg. >> getting back to the sochi olympics. the german team is hoping for a big haul of medals across the sledding events. we drop in on their preparations. >> they ar

across the country local authorities are taking the initiative. $11.50 is low when you factor in the cost of living, the amount each worker produce, and the income growth of the top 1%. when you use those benchmarks, the minimum wage should be around $25. increasingly politicians are speaking out about income and equality in the u.s. >> you have companies with record incomes. walmart had $17 billion. the ceo making $7 million an hour. and you want to hold back the people. >> president obama wants to pay workers a fair amount and not keep people from utter depp rah vasion. >> if you work hard, you should make a decent living. >> he is only supporting raising the federal wage to $10.10. that would not have given stacy ardon a decent living. she was earning $11.50 as an ambulance worker. she could only pay bills by working overtime. >> important stages, i was missing out on a lot, because i spent once a week here, and six days a week at work. >> the economic policy institute in washington d.c. has an online budget calculator that works out how much someone needs to make for a secure liv

the local authorities only react to pressure from the top. and sometimes the water quality improves as a result. but it often takes only few months before the pollution returns. his youngest son studies art and helps out with the photography. he finds his father's dedication inspiring and is painting a portrait as a birthday present. >> in the past 10 years or more of working to save the river, my father has experienced a lot of injustice, contempt, and abuse. he's been beaten up and hurt. but right from the start he's fought vigorously for what's good. it's also thanks to him that awareness of the dangers of water pollution is growing in hina, he says. so far he and his son have visited 400 villages along the river and documented the results of the accumulating pollution. today, they want to install a water purifyication plant in the village. they built the water taveragee with the villagers. years ago a chinese man living in japan saw a report about him and recommended a microbiological water pure fir. and because the technology works, they

local authorities cordoned off the scene.t went down in a bird sanctuary near the east coast of norfolk. it is not clear what caused the accident. >> the south sudan is closing in on a hotly contested city held by rebel forces. in a matter of hours the army will announce they have reclaimed bor. rebels attacked the city and have been in control of it since. as the fighting continues many have escaped and many have been left behind. >> tony harris reports on an american family of missionaries, caring for orphans, and were forced to flee without them. >> the campbells and their two daughters are safe in kenya. their hearts and minds are in south sudan, having left their life work, and 10 beloved orphans behind. >> we've been trying to get a strategy for going back into the country and continuing the work that we started. >> they left their home in nebraska in 2012 and headed to south sudan, where they set up an orphanage, part of the work with christian missionaries. fighting with government and rebel forces landed on their doo

a 2008 supreme court ruling ordered fraxous local authorities to work together. >> there's a nationalolitical policy, a plan to work towards, and we are working towards it slowly, with problems, but we are getting there. in the past three years we see huge advances. >> residents living in reach of it are involved like never before. social groups involved in consultation, cleaning and planning for the future. >> our dream is to have a river that is healthy and clean. a productive river that generates income for the community like it did in the last century. the river is some way from welcoming back its first fish or entertaining bathers, but the dream of restoring it to something like its former glory is very much alive. >> and a reminder that you can keep up to date with all the news on the website. there assist. aljazeera.com. >> new data paints a stronger picture of the u.s. jobs market. 11 million americans are unemployed. i'll ask a respected economist if this recovery has the right stuff. >> also, what healthcare.gov could have been. how a health exchange was built for success >>

vladimir putin visited, meeting with survivors of the attacks and also with local authorities to discussurity measures. >> the ruthlessness of the nomes committed here needs additional comment. whatever the motives of the criminals are, there is no excuse of crimes against civilians, especially women and children. pruden promised an investigation and to fight terror until it is completely wiped out. russian police arrested over 700 people in their investigations. in the greek capital, athens, an unknown gunmen fired rounds at the residence of the ambassador. they say men fired automatic weapons at the house. the ambassador and his family were not injured. so far, no group has taken responsibility for the attacks. >> in the democratic republic of congo, security forces have coordinated attacks on the airport. the state television headquarters. and a military base. some of the attackers were reported killed. of aare thought to be part group that opposes the country's president. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, one. >> on tuesday, people around the world celebrated new year's eve, and as always, australians

then they'll ask local authorities to agree to the projects. >> translator: lit it will take time for the government to regain public trust and support for the use of nuclear power. the government should listen closely to people's opinions and change the policy if necessary. >> some experts are concerned that proceeding with the new policy in a haphazard way could cause doubts among the public and make the issue harder to resolve. >> four crippled reactors. a constant buildup of contaminated water. radioactive leaks threaten the environment. the people in charge of fukushima daiichi are struggling to control the plant. how will they stop the leaks and decommission the facilities? get the latest on the aftermaths of the nuclear accident with in depth reports and special features. "nuclear watch" only on "newsline." >>> members of the japan coast guard started their year off doing something out of the ordinary. they rescued a chinese man after his balloon fell into the east china saw. he splashed down near the senkaku islands. japan controls the islands, china and taiwan claim them. the

nowadays, they are used by thousands of parisians grateful for a hot shower offered free by the local authorities>> i write up what time people go into the shower. they are allowed 20 minutes inside. >> he is a regular here. for him, it's more than just a place to wash. >> it's good for my soul. every time, i start the day with fresh energy. >> hundreds of thousands of people use public showers in cities across france. you have to book early to ensure a place. >> we have between 300 and 400 visitors a day. people like you and me come, too, people with jobs. many apartments in paris still do not have a shower even in 2014. it is a disgrace. >> one of the few poor people who live in the district recently struck it lucky, receiving a subsidized apartment in one of the smartest areas of paris. >> i live right over there in the corner between the trees. i'm really lucky to live here. i often go for a walk on the hill. >> the apartment is very small, just 15 square meters. the french capital has out and like it. >> i sleep right there in the corner. i just spread out the blanket night and folded away a

nowadays, they are used by thousands of parisians grateful for a hot shower offered free by the local authorities>> i write up what time people go into the shower. they are allowed 20 minutes inside. >> he is a regular here. for him, it's more than just a place to wash. >> it's good for my soul. every time, i start the day with fresh energy. >> hundreds of thousands of people use public showers in cities across france. you have to book early to ensure a place. >> we have between 300 and 400 visitors a day. people like you and me come, too, people with jobs. many apartments in paris still do not have a shower even in 2014. it is a disgrace. >> one of the few poor people who live in the district recently struck it lucky, receiving a subsidized apartment in one of the smartest areas of paris. >> i live right over there in the corner between the trees. i'm really lucky to live here. i often go for a walk on the hill. >> the apartment is very small, just 15 square meters. the french capital has out and like it. >> i sleep right there in the corner. i just spread out the blanket night and folded away a

around a dozen ukrainian cities are under siege by rioters these people are targeting local authority building the said local government buildings police stations in the like said barricading roads no three of the worst affected cities which has seen the worst violence. in the time the city of tennessee where we're hearing that right now where around one thousand rioters are besieging local government buildings there with around one hundred riot police trying to keep them away but of course they are they're outnumbered ten to one and not situation in which was one of the first cities outside of kiev to see violence biloba into it. right is how the occupied government buildings there. they've blocked roads and also barricading the police barricade and the police headquarters so that certainly say they seem to have the upper hand in that situation and in which was also one of the first cities to to see violence outside of kiev we're seeing similar scenes there as well as large groups of rioters take over the government buildings and try to barricade make barricades there to form defensi

if state law had planted all local authority to design and reduce housing projects except for the case of health and welfare, it would be front page news. the case that mr. genius referenced in southern california, this -- there were no findings made. i'm sure the attorney will direct the board on that new law if that in fact were the case. i hope that the board will be clear that those criteria that he listed about health and safety do not apply in this situation. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is barbara geshg. i'm a long time resident in san francisco. i just wanted to say that i am in support of the adoption of your draft findings and would also like to speak to some of the comments that were made about the work schedule. i think item h and j or j in particular is very reasonable. my dad was in construction. he did use union labor and they kept to a 40-hour week and built large buildings quite happily. i think this is a necessary condition to not interfere with the operations of the marsh which is a rare treasure and needs to stay in the mission district. also, i think the

around a dozen ukrainian state seats are under siege by riots is these people up at targeting the local authority building said local government buildings at the station lights and arcadia roads no seriously the worst affected cities which is in the west island said friday. chapbooks in times to get to see where we're hearing right now at around four thousand right to go head to see the local government buildings they looked around four hundred riot police are trying to keep it away because they are outnumbered ten to one in the situation in the hall which was one of the first as cities outside the kids to see violent spill over into its head and twelve right to topple the plight of the buildings that date and they will grow to bills that are taking the time we take him for taking the police headquarters has said that sydney cbc the puppy up but on the situation and it is an old mill which was also one of the first as it seeks to deceive islands outside a kid posting similar scenes there as well as not to try to take over he said government buildings that into it right to have our cake make our c

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. >> local authorities stay the lake is a natural progress. but human negligence. residents hold the authorities accountable. >> the municipal governments wouldn't give us an interview. over the phone they said that teams are doing their best. there'll be another attempt to clean the lake, but it will not bring a lasting solution. they couldn't confirm when people will get drinking water again. residents say they'll protest outside the municipality building until demands are met. >> our recent milk contamination scarce in china and new zealand may help the indian dairy industry increase exports. we have this report from the western states on how it plans to step up to the challenge. >> milking the traditional way. millions of indian women are the ones spearheading production at village level. she began in 1966 with one cow. she now has 15. she's one of more than three million across india. she's part of a cooperative, a system growing in popularity amongst indians for the past 50 years. >> it takes time to build up a herd like this. with support, i'm earning enough

britain's prime minister is accused of bribing local authorities and homeowners to accept controversial fracking in their areas with a cash incentive to sweeten the deal. as muslim riots take a leap forward in germany we hear.