a fleet of two hundred turkish men of war has been sighted off the coast of malta forty thousand heavily armed autumn and are about to attack seven thousand christians led by the knights of malta well attempt to withstand the onslaught. on the eighteenth of may fifteenth sixty five to touch attack the despite their superior numbers they meet unexpectedly determined resistance the attempt to take the foot by surprise fails the defenders put up a dog fight within a month the turks have lost eight thousand men and then does fall to elmer fold. we can use the turks launch a second attack on the opposite side of the harbor near the defense is led by the grand master of malta john paris. with his soldiers and circled by the turks they resist before long months. then at last to help they've been waging full arrives from sicily the tables are turned the sultan's army demoralized by the long struggle frees from the island in panic. thank. you thank. the whole of europe rejoiced at the victory of the aggressively expansionist ottomans and knights of st john was celebrated as the saviors of the chr

thousand heavily armed autumn and are about to attack seven thousand christians led by the knights of malta will attempt to withstand the onslaught. on the eighteenth of may fifteenth sixty five the toughest attack but despite their superior numbers they meet unexpectedly determined resistance the attempt to take the full by surprise fails to defend its put up a dog fight within a month attacks of last eight thousand men and then elma full. weekends the types launch a second attack on the opposite side of the harbor here the defense is mad by the grand master of malta your own party so delavan met with his soldiers and suckled by the tats. they resist for full long months. then at last to the help they've been waiting for arrives from sicily the tables are turned the sultan's army demoralized by the long struggle flees from the island in panic. thanks. thanks. to. the whole of europe rejoiced at the victory of the aggressively expansionist also mints and knights of sin john was celebrated as the saviors of the christian occident brave defenders of the faith in gratitude and to protect the i

initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then germany agreed to take in refugees but still leaving hundreds in limbo. celgene is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern league he said that he wants to put an end to the arrival of refugees in italy once and for all but there is growing resistance amongst italians to his hardline immigration policy here at the baobab camp in rome volunteers provide refugees with basic services via telling authorities have continually tried to clear the camp but the volunteers continue to return and rebuild. the microns continue to come in and this long as the migrants come i hope that this part of the city and the country will do that best to welcome them but with a call good legal marriage will still fight a camp about the bab isn't alone in its resistance to hardline immigration policies . this is bent to me earlier on the italian french border more than three thousand people from italy france and spain marched against italy's and the e.u. is migration policies. what should one think abou

states agree to take them in france and malta offered to take a quarter of that number but what will happen to the rest. also coming up anticipation is building for the world cup final later today biggest match in football fans of croatia and france are pouring into moscow for the finale of one of the most thrilling tournaments ever friends of the big favorites for this world cup has been nothing if not full of surprises. and tennis glory for germany's anjali karabakh she crosses paths or in a williams to win the women's crown at wimbledon. thanks for joining us we begin in italy where two more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock hundreds of migrants are stranded on board near the sicilian port of put sagal the country's hardline interior minister matteo salvini has called on other e.u. nations to take them in france and multi-day they'll take one hundred of the four hundred fifty on board if no other country offers to help it's unclear what italy's next move will be. an idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carryi

want them disembarking on italian soil saying baltar should take them instead on facebook he wrote malta the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that the ship cannot and should not enter an italian port initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then germany agreed to take in refugees but still leaving hundreds in limbo selvi is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern league he said that he wants to put an end to the arrival of refugees in italy once and for all but there is growing resistance amongst italians to his hard line immigration policy here at the baobab camp in rome volunteers provide refugees with basic services the italian authorities have continually tried to clear the camps but the volunteers continue to return and rebuild and we cannot they won't get all that the microns continue to come in and as long as the migrants come i hope that this part of the city and the country will do that best to welcome them but they're all good legal marriage will still fight it camp about ho

the republic of malta actually consists of three inhabited islands malta itself plus camino and gozo and several smaller islands that are uninhabited malta is located approximately eighty kilometers south of sicily on a clear day one can see sicily from goes over likewise one can see gold so from sicily so one must assume. there was a degree of curiosity in the people from society just wondering us toward the sly. was that lays slightly beyond the horizon. however it's it's hard to grasp why people would decide to leave such a fair trial island a society and in order to occupy and colonize somewhere the earth was far away. the first to arrive were probably explorers perhaps then followed by their families . about two thousand years later some of the residents started building temples. the origins of these monumental structures are still shrouded in mystery. some of these limestone blocks way up to twenty tons they could turn to dust before we find out more about them. a marine archaeologist at the university of montana is trying to preserve the ruins here he's photographing some of t

the temples that were built in malta are unique to that island. just as these rows of standing stones are to the village of car knock on britain a south coast. the legacy of these and other structures has been preserved in one of the regional languages breton. the word men here means long stone. dolman means stone table that describes a specific kind of grave it's impossible to accurately translate these words into other languages experts have tried to solve the mystery of the standing stones in vain. carson is an archaeologist at the university of not. this spectacular sight of us they were the scum rose of kanakas where it is makes our founding pressure on everyone who sees it. resort people are stone age by the scope and the size of it that is all sort of it simply boggles the mind that when you walk out and it gives new meaning to the word monumental. circuit i mean the more money not that it could take. the rows of stones cover an area of more than three kilometers the site used to be much larger than. you. could you. going to make. every roc

board in the sicilian port of foot salo italy has called for other nations to take them in france malta and germany have all agreed to take in fifty migrants each if no other country offers help it's unclear what italy's next move will be. and idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carrying a total of more than four hundred fifty migrants. they were rescued from a barge floating in the mediterranean. italy's interior minister met tale salvini doesn't want them disembarking on italian soil saying baltar should take them instead on facebook he wrote smile to the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that the ship cannot and should not enter an italian port initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then germany agreed to take in refugees but still leaving hundreds in limbo selvi is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern league he said that he wants to put an end to the arrival of refugees in italy once and for all but there is growing resistance

those have the right to enter it's legal and it's their other posts they can go see in spain france malta and the netherlands. and it's going to be a very long night we should have a good dose of red. sox closer to the impossible to see for an agreement to stick with fun when. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable they are all what horrors the ace cape and measures that a few years ago were deemed unacceptable now are being common talk so do you think that the e.u. is. i'm going down to the far right left is not the problem right list the problem is immigration. may i say. over the number of differences between e.u. members left unaddressed of the summit politicians and commentators we've been hearing from of had mixed opinions on whether it really was a successful or not. i think that it's important that we have returned in a taxi now european that's not we. talking about these regional problems minute by you and agents and iran because it's important to give our legal certainty to a set of speake

i have had so many, i am on my way to malta at the end of this week. i had a wonderful time there.o, my wife and my children are looking forward to going back again.|j wife and my children are looking forward to going back again. i am envious, that would be nice. thank you for coming in. look up the fat controller you look nothing like him. glad to hear it. now if you are the co—founder of google and worth $50 billion, what do you spend your money on? how about flying cars? kitty hawk is a start—up company backed by google's larry page. they invited our technology reporter dave lee to their test site outside las vegas. so here it is, the kitty hawk flyer. i'm sitting in it right now. it's very, very simple in here — just two controls, one for altitude and one for the direction of where this thing can go. around me, you'll see there are ten propellers, ten motors that keep this thing in the air. essentially, i guess you could say it's just basically a big drone that a human being can fit in. right now, they limit the speed to around six miles an hour. the battery life will keep it g

four days this demonstrates that what's happening is on viable the closing of the ports in italy and malta if they get ships like us out of the way as evidently italy and other european countries want what happens is that people will die the police have detained a woman who tried to climb the statue of liberty to protest against the u.s. president's immigration policies she was on new york's famous landmark for about two hours before being arrested the woman said she wouldn't climbed down until donald trump's administration released all the children it's detained on the border with mexico now on thursday the u.k.'s national health service the n.h.s. will celebrate its seventieth anniversary it guarantees free access to treatment regardless of a person's income or status and became a model much admired around the world paul brennan looks at its evolution from the postwar period to today. the national health service was nothing short of a revolution it provided universal health care for britain's post-war population and funded it through a system of tax and national insurance by nine hundred

italy and malta are engaged in a new row over which country should take responsibility for migrants onterranean. the maltese government said migrants currently on an overcrowded fishing boat wanted to proceed to the italian island of lampedusa, but italy is insisting that malta take in the migrants. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we follow the us first lady, melania trump, as she meets the chelsea pensioners on her visit to london with the president. the flamboyant italian fashion designer, gianni versace, has been shot dead in florida. the multimillionaire was gunned down outside his home in the exclusive south beach district of miami. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems the energy crisis has brought to them. 200 years ago today, a huge parisian crowd stormed the bastille prison, the first act of the re

italy and malta are engaged in a new row over which country should take responsibility for migrants one mediterranean. the maltese government said migrants currently on an overcrowded fishing boat wanted to proceed to the italian island of lampedusa, but italy is insisting malta take in the migrants. sinn fein says that an explosive device has been thrown at the home of the party's former president gerry adams in belfast. a spokesperson at the home was also targeted. the party described the attacks is reprehensible and cowardly. mr adams said nobody was hurt. at least 120 people have been killed at an election rally in pakistan, and more than 100 others were hurt. the islamic state group said it had carried out the attack. lebo diseko has the details. we warn you, there are some distressing images from the start of her report. a community gripped by shock and grief, as victims arrive in hospital, caught up in what is the worst militant attack in this country for nearly four years. more than 100 were killed in the suicide bombing at an election rally in the province of baluchistan. tran

he ended up in malta . but forty six years on many indians have returned today uganda's capital kampala is a bustling city with hundreds of businesses owned by indians like rajni tailor indians own many large factories and have created jobs for the locals this success is a highlight for prime minister narendra modi's visit to uganda his meeting with host president yoweri museveni his highly anticipated so we would anticipate that. sector of tourism now you see so many people going for treatment in. transfer of technology in this part of the world trading yes we would like to see in trading but trading can come. they mean farmers have been very successful families. and we have been farmers transfer themselves here with their technology train our people. ahead of modi's address to uganda's parliament lawmakers want him to present more trade opportunities and strengthen existing ones we have so many young people in this country was troubling to us with the start ups. the ideas that this idea is to be rated. be

guard threatened to kill him and his crew the rescue ship was detained last week when it docked in malta with two hundred thirty four refugees on board after being refused to offer its safe port. the libyan coast guard has threatened us and the crew and especially me. there is a radio message to the libyan coast guard while the ship was sailing close to us saying kill you and that makes me wonder about the organization europeans were with the ones that threaten the european citizens with saving lives fail me well it says free now to ruben know about who's the space with the sea watch which is a nonprofit organization that conducts civil search and rescue operations in the central mediterranean joins us live now from berlin reuben first what's your sense of the libyan coast guard capabilities in these rescue efforts. to libyan coast guard is neither trained nor equipped to carry out proper rescue operations i have never seen a single life check it on the boats of libyan coast guard and this comes a step priority seems to be not saving lives but to return people to libya where they face un

four days this demonstrates that what's happening is viable the closing of the ports in italy and malta if they get ships like those out of the way as evidently italy and other european countries want what happens is that people will die. this year migration continues to cause problems for the german chancellor angela merkel has urged parliament to support her new migration policy at all as a compromise deal with her conservative coalition partners the christian social union to limit the number of asylum seekers arrivals are also needs the backing of her other coalition partner the s.p.d. and the european union so i didn't look at all but. it is my firm conviction and the firm conviction of many others that the handling of this migration issue will decide what the europe will enjoy because it's such a moving issue it's important that we come to this agreement time and again has more from berlin. all of this week in parliament on wednesday anglo-american went on german television and in an interview she gave more detail about the sort of shape the plans for migration detention centers mi

reality is meant to be a vision of hope for a world in transition to give a perspective of that to malta we are in today and going forward. it has a long and complicated history perhaps we can return to it in question and answer a few words about my co-author, my dad in the 50s he developed the first vaccine against polio in in the 60s he built and founded the institute for biological studies. but in the last third of his life he spent a great deal of time developing the loss of something that he helped is the basic problems of humankind. it was his wish these ideas are disseminated to beacon pieces or the spare. but the greatest number of people. this book is part of that legacy. so first is about the story of the genesis of the book when it had its origins in the late 60s for my father looked at the curve of growth to see that it's like this. he thought will that increase forever? or will that look like a curve? then the ideas of the book follow from that. this is the basic symbol you will see a lot of that in the course of the talk openly not too much. my father thought of it as a thi

states agree to take more of them in so far germany france and malta have agreed to take around fifty migrants each. a suicide bomber has killed at least seven people in the afghan capital kabul more than fifteen others were injured by the blast near a government ministry the u.n. says the number of civilians killed in afghanistan hit a record high in the first half of twenty teen most were killed by militant attacks and suicide bombings. turkey is marking the second anniversary of a failed coup attempt against president rush of time to one thousands of his supporters converged on what's known as july the fifteenth martyrs bridge in istanbul which was renamed for the hundreds killed resisting the attempted overthrow a subsequent crackdown has seen more than seventy five thousand people jailed. you're watching d.w. news but before we go we'd like to take you back to our top story which is france's victory at the twenty eighteen soccer cup in russia we leave you now with some unforgettable moments from the final tonight thanks for watching. thanks. to. the old. how to cover more than ju

days this demonstrates that what's happening is only viable the closing of the ports in italy and malta if they get ships like those out of the way as evidently italy and other european countries want what happens is that people will die the german chancellor angela merkel said to meet hungary's prime minister she tries to sell her migration plan to e.u. member states signaled his willingness to strike a deal with merkel that would limit the number of asylum seekers arriving into europe on monday merkel reached a compromise deal with her conservative coalition partners to set up migrant transit centers on germany's border with austria germany's interior minister is heading to vienna to try and get the support of the austrian chancellor dominic kane has more from berlin. after speaking in parliament on wednesday anglo-american went on german television and in an interview she gave more detail about the sort of shape the plans for migration detention centers might take the crux of this is establishing where in the the person concerned and the migrant the person being detained first claime

only agreeing to allow the ships to dock after five in new countries including germany france and malta pledged to accept fifty asylum seekers each. all right now to france that country has been celebrating their victory in the soccer world cup after beating croatia last night the squad arrived back home at seshadri to go airports in paris bearing the famous set trophy they're now in the city center where hundreds of thousands of fans have gathered to welcome the team home and this is after a night of partying well into the really hours yet team are parading down the famous social sneezy and a double decker bus before being hosted by the french president in money when michael. all right so you're watching the w.'s with a lot more to tell you about including. the e.u. urges the u.s. china and russia to ease global trade tensions warning they could spiral out of control at the e.u. china summit in beijing both sides are hoping to step up their trade ties more on that from our business desk in just a moment. garrett's else first is up next now see you at the top of the hour with the latest

it's unbelievable we're not allowed to dock at a single port in malta or italy we're treated like people smugglers or criminals you know not to the google but even our. only spain has recently given landing permission italy has announced it will not accept rescue boats even those from the european union's own anti trafficking operation now spain fears an influx of asylum seekers this week over eight hundred people have been rescued by the spanish coast guard in various operations since the beginning of the year more than eighteen thousand have arrived in spain more than twice as many as last year the majority of them are riving from sub-saharan africa it's a quickly changing situation if you thought you understood how the migratory flows work three months ago it's already historic information receiving centers are overflowing and forty thousand asylum applications are under review new arrivals are registered in emergency accommodation then handed to the red cross. that we try to tell a friend their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere but

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and that is some of the other stories making news around the world italy says france and malta role now take in one hundred of the four hundred fifty migrants who were rescued from an overcrowded ship in the mediterranean on saturday italy had refused to let the rescue vessel dock the new italian government has taken a hard line against migrants arriving on its shores and is demanding that other e.u. countries do more to share the burden. haiti's prime minister. has resigned the abrupt move comes as the move comes as the whole town faced a no confidence vote that could have forced him out of office after a wave of deadly protests at least seven people died during three days of demonstrations triggered by the government's failed attempts to raise fuel prices. dozens of student protesters in nicaragua have returned home after spending the night trapped in a church under gunfire from pro-government supporters port say two people were killed university students have been at the forefront of anti-government protests since they began three months ago authorities have launched a violent crackd

the others to disembark until other states agree to take more of them in so far germany france and malta have agreed to take around fifty migrants each. a suicide bomber has killed at least seven people in the afghan capital kabul more than fifteen others were injured by the blast near a government ministry the u.n. says the number of civilians killed in afghanistan hit a record high in the first half of twenty eighteen most of them were killed by militant attacks and suicide bombings. in iraq police have clashed with anti corruption protesters as they tried to storm a government building in the city of basra several people are reported to have been wounded for the past week demonstrators in cities across the south have been demanding better public services and protesting a lack of jobs. heavy rain and thunderstorms have killed at least fifteen people and caused major damage across china state media says more than two hundred rivers have flooded roads and railways are under water and bridges have been destroyed thousands of people have been evacuated. it's been thirty two days with thirt

states agree to take them in france and malta offered to take a quarter of that number but what will happen to the rest. also coming up anticipation.

ourself but it's much more difficult for greece and spain but we should not forget also bulgaria cyprus malta and so on and so for also when we talk about solidarity it's sort of there are only the external borders country to accept all of the refugees illegal migrants that want to come in europe but you know what is not so you know it's not fall in europe during we are talking about that north african states have already rejected this idea there is not one north african state who said here i am we are helping europe but we have to support also then to of course through this africa trust fund that we created and if you see the daters ninety five percent decrease think of. of. migrants and refugees illegal migrants and refugees. in the measures that we took since signing the turkish statement agreement since creating can develop an africa trust fund so very sorry again you were telling to your population into the europeans the disembarkation platforms will be in north africa there is not one state who is saying we have we agree on that we continue we continue to talk with them and that's why o

cyprus and malta both have lots to offer, but my favourite island is crete, and in particular, the resorts the west. they both have a lovely waterside settings and are laced with history. carol brown is off to new york, but she's not staying there any length of time because she is going to the cruise terminal to board a ship. cape liberty cruise terminal is tucked away in an industrial area in a corner of newjersey, handy for newark airport but not forjfk. the only way to get there from jfk is an on—demand car service such as uber or lyft, or a taxi, and both of those will cost well over $100. so instead i suggest you catch the scheduled bus grand central terminal in manhattan. choose one of the many hotels around there. next morning, you will inevitably wake early because ofjet lag and you can watch the city come to life. then, catch the path train to hoboken and transfer to the hudson—bergen light rail and go to 34th street, where finally you will have to pick up a taxi for the last couple of miles. that whole journey from manhattan will cost around $15, and you will be able to amaze you

century it was billed as a pilgrimage church rather than the parish church so the focus is on the to malta saints. so of us what you see here is the only marble piece in the church on the lid are the recumbent figures of the two saints. on its side are legends surrounding the imperial couple of oxen's and. the cathedral is especially famous for this figure. so when sit and hear from here you have a lovely view of the back horseman what was so unusual about it and well first it was the first life size statues since antiquity if the writer were standing up he'd be about my size one meter sixty five and about the average height for his times as i'm outside half on. whom he represents remains a mystery. bombeck was billed as a center of ecclesiastical power built like rome on seven hills the city is therefore also called franco vicar phaedra square was the political heart of come back to this day there are magnificent buildings such as the idaho and the noir is the difference. down in the valley the citizen settled in today city center so mission it's here and now we're at the own town hall we

those have the right to enter it's legal and it's there are the police they can go to spain france malta and the netherlands. and was done it's going to be a very long night we should have a good dose of red. sox closer to the impossible to different agreement just. we found. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable they are all what horrors the a scape and measures that a few years ago were deemed unacceptable now are being common talk so do you think that the e.u. is. spiraling down to the far right i'm just not the problem brides list the program is immigration. it's a huge problem still but politicians and experts we've heard from have got mixed opinions on whether that summit in brussels was a success or not i think that it's important that we are returned in a taxi now european that now that we start talking about how these bridges are bronze medal by you and agents and i who am because it's important to give the going after it is to say to yourself to reach in a safe and we don't we are the be

there all the polish they can go supercritical spain france malta and then nothing you.can rest on it's going to be a very long night was so it's kind of a good dose of red. sox most of the impossible to see for an agreement to see the fun. the only thing european states appear to have agreed on is to block people at the doorstep of europe regardless of how vulnerable they are or what horrors the a ski pain measures that a few years ago were deemed unacceptable now are being common talk so do you think that the e.u. is spiraling down to the far right let's just not the problem brides list the problem is immigration. donald trump and vladimir putin will hold their first official meeting on july sixteenth in finland but as artie's but i gather you have reports not everyone is happy about the summit. trump is acting strange stranger than usual he's being awful nice to russia getting along with russia is a good thing it's not a fan that is. taken by itself the quote is sensitive might rubs on the wrong way what he says next caused a storm he gave up crimea as lost. with. eve

of the dutch friesland province and this year's european capital of culture alongside the letter in malta it won the honor with a concept of course on its citizens to join in on the action together. early in the morning final preparations are underway for a total forty seven happening each of which is set to last a few minutes and queue the next one one is a giant domino effect in layer woden's public library helpers of all ages such spent days painstakingly setting up thousands of books in the former prison the goal is to break the guinness book of records record and have to go its record is about ten thousand two hundred books and we're planning. to draw up for twelve thousand books and at the end of the route when all the books have fallen with the number of. the following we shall. the first book is to be temped at a quarter to five in the afternoon. at one pm black smoke signals the start of the eight stay. true to drive down a ramp to among the theatrical pandemonium and cuter troupe of i can go fighters a few meters away to demonstrate their skills. a few streets away twelve girls

humanitarian rescue ship has docked in barcelona and spain after being refused entry to italy and malta belongs to the proactive open arms charity that rescued sixty people from our boat off the coast of libya on saturday scientists have used a fertility technique known as i.v.'s to create test tube embryos in the hope of saving the northern white rhino there are only two alive today both infertile females living in kenya scientists are hoping a northern white rhino calf will be born and three years or so the headline centers continues after al-jazeera world shahira syria syrian friend. that has the mama. but in a. sad. if they. film the film. and then that rule has shot and low and low and a little. i had been in that and then found so now i am so want. to say that i as a sad one. i am killing a famous and so i am sure with this as you me in a show that down essentially lifts. a lot of this it could be a sneak shade a minute in the. winter when one oh and a minute none jane allen a moon x. a so full that a more had the custom of how to fish. to the moon but i had lifted that adam and t

italy and malta have both refused to take in sixteen migrants rescued from a rubber dinghy in the senior libya on saturday people picked up by a spanish flagged vessel one by humanitarian group proactive op an arms it will not sail for days to reach barcelona. pakistan has extended the right for one and a half million afghan refugees to stay for another three months this means the next deadline for their compulsory repatriation will be in september some of the refugees have lived in pakistan for decades those are the headlines the news continues here and al-jazeera child soldiers reloaded by phone. when nine eleven occurred everything changed. the contractor content of the armed forces went up astronomically at this hour american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq. ideologically republicans my party wanted every single public function to be scrutinized analyzed evaluated and if possible privatized general shinseki the head of the us army at the time testified to congress and said if we're going to do iraq it's going to take several hundred