it describes the situation in marseille's neighborhoods. we must conduct a real hunt, a policy of harassing traffickers both here on the ground and all the way to the heads of the trafficking networks abroad. >> our team following president macron's visit. >> emmanuel macron spoke this evening about a series of emergencies here in marseille, a security emergency, a social emergency, and a health care emergency, outlining concrete measures about what the state can do and what the state intends to do to help. we already heard about 1.2 billion euros that will be pumped into 200 schools that will be renovated herin marseille. problems in schools have been linked to very serious drug-related crime in the city with 12 murders of young people in the past three months alone. we know there will be concrete developments in that regard. 15 schools are going to be renovated now. the renovations will begin right away in 15 of the worst schools in the city. also, there were announcements about policing. he had already said 200 police officers would come

lots of them -- lots for l them to talk about in marseille at them to talk about in marseille at theoment. the organisations like this could issue the warning bells with distill policymakers that had to take the action. the? with distill policymakers that had to take the action.— with distill policymakers that had to take the action. they are going to take the action. they are going to be meeting _ to take the action. they are going to be meeting over— to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the _ to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the next - to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the next nine| to be meeting over the next nine daysin to be meeting over the next nine days in marseille. the first meeting in five years of conservation groups, government ministers, and they are really trying to push for action on conservation. the message really being that conservation work can work, but you need the political and scientific attention, so their building support for the idea of protecting more land for nature, so this idea we should support

the day you left for marseille...employed oil rig roughneck from oklahoma, travelling to marseille in france to visit his daughter who has been imprisoned on the charge of murdering her girlfriend. father and daughter don't really get along. tell me exactly what you did, dad. i hate myself for ever trusting you! damon's character, bill baker, becomes immersed in a rogue attempt to exonerate his daughter. there's larger—than—life american blue—collar worker definitely sticks out in very french surroundings. damon worked hard to get the role right. the character was not something i'd seen before, you know, a roughneck from oklahoma, that is a very specific thing. and it was really, going down there and researching and spending time with those guys was really...interesting and kind of critical to getting this guy right. the movie is really well observed, do you think part of the enjoyment is actually seeing your character as a kind of fish out of water? yeah, tom, but in a real way, but not in a hollywood movie way. like

the day you left for marseille...tre, playing an unemployed oil rig roughneck from oklahoma, travelling to marseille in france to visit his daughter who has been imprisoned on the charge of murdering her girlfriend. father and daughter don't really get along. tell me exactly what you did, dad. i hate myself for ever trusting you! damon's character bill baker becomes immersed in a rogue attempt to exonerate his daughter. this larger—than—life american blue—collar worker definitely sticks out in very french surroundings. damon worked hard to get the role right. the character was not something i'd seen before, you know, a roughneck from oklahoma, that is a very specific thing. and it was really, going down there and researching and spending time with those guys was really...interesting and kind of critical to getting this guy right. the movie is really well observed, do you think part of the enjoyment is actually seeing your character as a kind of fish out of water? yeah, tom, but in a real way, but not in a hollywood mo

and the major conference kicks off in marseille.rench president emmanuel macron morning that the fight against climate change is also a fight against the loss of biodiversity. we begin with news out of afghanistan. taliban sources claim the last part of afghanistan not under their control has now fallen. for days, there have been intense battles in the tangier valley with the taliban resistance fro. for the latest,et's go live to islamabad. those are unconfirmed reports, but what more can you tell us? >> the ground situation seems to be quite confusing for now. there were claimthe taliban had taken over the valley, the last bastion of the taliban in afghanistan. a few moments ago, the former president of afghanistan who claims to be the acting president sent a message out saying the fighting between resistance forces and taliban has intensified. in the past weeks, the taliban took over couple -- coue -- kabul. in the last two days, heavy fighting started in the taliban. the situation since yesterday is that the taliban have tan over

his friend was there too. >> 15 more youths have been murdered in marseille.he authorities are way too absent. >> is just over there, and part of the staircase. that used to be a police checkpoint. what happened to my brother happened in broad daylight. it is awful and things are getting worse. so long as the authorities do not support these areas nothing will improve. >> he and his mother have moved out of the area which remains at the mercy of dealers. >> we cannot go over there, did not realize they would be there. >> with the threat of violence stilstrong, there has been a protest march that honors the memory of all of the victims. >>[speaking foreighn language] >> emmanuel macron has promised a future. for grieving families, it is too late. mark: we will continue bringing you coverage of that visit by emmanuel macron to marseille. venezuela's opposition has made something of a u-turn in taking part in elections. parties led by a foreign -- former president is said to run in the election set for november. this comes ahead of a meeting between her percentag

morteza first visited marseilles two years ago, and today he is taking his family out for a little tourand that, from here on, they must start from scratch. the mountaineer friends have reached poland — they have been self—isolating for 12 days. he says, for a traveller, everywhere around the world is home, and that gives him strength for the future. in france, it is ten days since fahima arrived. first thing for her to do is to overcome her grief and she knows just how to do it. before afghanistan fell, she was planning to perform on wazir akbar khan hilltop, under the nationalflag. that will never happen — at least not while the taliban is in power. today, she starts a new day thousands of miles away with many unfulfilled wishes, but a different perspective. hello. a pleasant end to sunday across many central and western areas of the uk with some good sunny spells. but across eastern england, some heavy and fund rearrange but across eastern england, some heavy and thundery rain on the go into the evening. temperatures for many holding in the mid to high teens. the band of rain will co

at least we can have a glimpse of marseille in a very big screen, and it makes the experience much moreilm tries, three damon's character, to make i intense. this film tries, three i damon's character, to make some political points to take a swipe at american populism and a mere first mentality. it doesn't quite succeed, although there are some commendable components to this picture, it is an ambitious concoction that falls a bit short. and amanda knox certainly made it clear that she is not happy that this film was made. on twitter she posted that "people continue to profit off my name, face and story without my consent". 0ne one of the pleasant surprises of blockbuster season was some of blockbuster season was some of soul, a documentary that through a light on a little—known festival that took place here in harlem in new york city in 1969. the same year the much more high woodstock music festival was held. tristan daily reports. nobody ever heard of the harlem cultural festival store but summer of soul is a documentary all about the harlem cultural festival. �* . festival. an event i

lots of them -- lots for l them to talk about in marseille at them to talk about in marseille at thestill policymakers that had to take the action.— with distill policymakers that had to take the action. they are going to take the action. they are going to be meeting _ to take the action. they are going to be meeting over— to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the _ to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the next - to take the action. they are going to be meeting over the next nine| to be meeting over the next nine daysin to be meeting over the next nine days in marseille. the

that was the inspiration by the music behind the marseilles.o other contractor of history other than myself will be talking about this massive subject of the french revolution, lafayette and napoleÓn and how they all mixed together. now i mentioned too several prior to the beginning of this discussion, the lecture in which each one of these subjects could be spoken of at length for a semester or two in college or in university or any learning facility, but we are going to talk about it this evening for about 45 minutes to an hour. so in some of the subjects i shall brush over that i feel are not of the greatest importance but i will offer an important for all of you to ask questions or curiosity of me that i can perhaps enlighten you a bit about the subjects that i didn't speak of and if you need clarity in a particular subject i am more than happy to stop and explain it further. but the french revolution. we shall start. i love quotes and we shall begin with a quote. there's a deep lying struggle in the hole of society, boundless grinding coll

that was the inspiration by the music behind the marseilles.o other contractor of history other than myself will be talking about this massive subject of the french revolution, lafayette and napoleÓn and how they all mixed together. now i mentioned too several prior to the beginning of this discussion, the lecture in which each one of these subjects could be spoken of at length for a semester or two in college or in university or any learning facility, but we are going to talk about it this evening for about 45 minutes to an hour. so in some of the subjects i shall brush over that i feel are not of the greatest importance but i will offer an important for all of you to ask questions or curiosity of me that i can perhaps enlighten you a bit about the subjects that i didn't speak of and if you need clarity in a particular subject i am more than happy to stop and explain it further. but the french revolution. we shall start. i love quotes and we shall begin with a quote. there's a deep lying struggle in the hole of society, boundless grinding coll

and i did look in us for how long marseilles looked at a look of mockery. becca, how that gets stuck in a little let me get out of the mud a credit and all of this little mac. and i also did look at the 32nd time care for the plumbing mcardle that's all come in my desk and it's high and she'll send him out of us and she'll she'll let you shoot off so that she that is the it, she's my katrina at our office, she had a little drama and most ah, these really army often produces videos about how mass, the palestinian group that has governed garza since 2006. these videos say that hamas uses civilian facilities in garza as what it calls human shields. and this claim is used by israel to justify attacks like those on the 4 towers in garza and other palestinian target. the 1st responsibility on the was the come us using the people there as a human shield once the hiding behind the people. so the main thing that you should, those, that maybe the bulb is smart, we use a smart bunk, but the bombs have no values and they have no more out. if you don't want to distinguish between terrorist and no

while they were marching begin singing this song so upon entering into paris, the marseille was sungpresent. this is a song that truly embodies the french revolution. i would say whenever you hear that to you immediately of course will think of france, but think of those difficult years of the french revolution and the difficulty that the people of france had gone through in order to, well, to fight the revolution and to succeed as best they could. now, that tune of course came from a to prior to those lyrics and some have attributed it to a tune that was written by mozart in 1787. 1787. so you can find it somewhere online where you hear that too in the background and will say, that sounds awfully familiar. well, that was the inspiration for the music behind this. by this evening i, mark schneider, not the marquis de lafayette, not napoleon bonaparte, no other character of history other than myself will be talking about this massive subject of the french revolutio revolution, lafayette and appoint and held all mixed together. i mentioned to several prior to the beginning of this disc

while they were marching begin singing this song so upon entering into paris, the marseille was sungpresent. this is a song that truly embodies the french revolution. i would say whenever you hear that to you immediately of course will think of france, but think of those difficult years of the french revolution and the difficulty that the people of france had gone through in order to, well, to fight the revolution and to succeed as best they could. now, that tune of course came from a to prior to those lyrics and some have attributed it to a tune that was written by mozart in 1787. 1787. so you can find it somewhere online where you hear that too in the background and will say, that sounds awfully familiar. well, that was the inspiration for the music behind this. by this evening i, mark schneider, not the marquis de lafayette, not napoleon bonaparte, no other character of history other than myself will be talking about this massive subject of the french revolutio revolution, lafayette and appoint and held all mixed together. i mentioned to several prior to the beginning of this disc

the french president, emmanuel macron, has announced an urban regeneration plan for marseille, includingafficking. on a visit to france's second city, he said two hundred extra police would be deployed from next year, and hundreds of new surveillance cameras would be installed to improve security in deprived neighbourhoods. the federal aviation authority in the united states has grounded the virgin galactic space ship while it investigates a deviation in its flight to the edge of space injuly. the space ship two's pilots are reported to have received yellow and amber alerts for flying too low — while it was carrying the british billionaire, richard branson the legendary pop group abba have announced their first studio album for a0 years. announced theirfirst abba voyage will be released in november —— made up of 10 tracks —— two of which were premiered during a global news conference earlier today. the quartet split up in 1982, but they're now preparing for a tour with a difference, as our arts correspondent david sillito reports. # i still have faith in you # i see it now #. abba and a

elsewhere on sunday there were wins for marseille and nantes, while nice and monaco drew 2—2.ere were two 0—0 draws in spain's la liga earlier, while it's goalless just into the second half between valencia and real madrid. in serie a, jose mourinho's roma were beaten 3—2 by hellas verona — it's their first defeat of the season. meanwhilejuventus are on the hunt for their first win of the season they're up against ac milan — who have three wins from three. it's1—1 with about quarter of an hour left (morata fourth minute, rebic has just drawn milan level in the last few moments. italy's filippo ganna has successfully defended his world time trial title on sunday. the team ineos rider was last out on the course in belgium, pipping home favourite wout van art byjust five seconds and beating him for the second year in a row. britain's ethan hayter finished eighth. a rain delay and some exemplary spin bowling from charlie dean helped england go 2—0 up in theirfive match women's 0di series against new zealand. after being bowled out for a modest 197, new zealand were heading for vic

the one in marseille which john howard actually had to enable his way into fight dressing up as a doctor because the french quarantines system was seen as the world's best. the french on it was a trade secret. they wouldn't allow john howard in. they were not particularly amicable. and so they wouldn't allow john howard in and so he dressed up as a doctor making and gave a report that way. that's totally gone, not a trace of it . often times you'll see baltimore, many of you will not know the quarantine was a sanitary landfill. where the quarantine used to be is a superfund site. there's dozens that have gone completely and a lot of places that didn't invest in a permanent quarantines station. a lot of people would just build as they needed them and then kind of burn them to the ground after the pandemic for disinfection and that's kind of like covid-19 when you think about those hospitals that werethrown overnight, what trace will they leave on the landscape ? we did manage to get intosome of these places including malta which look like for a minute we wouldn't get into . we found a guy