tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's.

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's.

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country.

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country.

moving on now a school bus driver has been arrested near milan in italy after he hijacked and set fire to his own vehicle with fifty one children on board the driver has been quoted as shouting no one will survive police managed to smash the windows on the back of the vehicle and pole students to safety before the bus was in gulf in flames no one was badly hurt but around a dozen children were taken to hospital for smoke inhalation or bruising some appeared to be tied up at the time of the rescue it's thought the suspect was acting in revenge for the deaths of migrants at sea on route to it. but. the suspect made no reference to i still want to propaganda in favor of islam he said it was his personal choice because he couldn't bear to see. torn by sharks and drowned. the driver has been identified as a forty seven year old man of senegalese origin in two thousand and four he received the talian citizenship he's already known to police over previous convictions for drink driving and sexual misconduct one of the peoples on the bus told reporters the suspect lost his three children after

fox news's amy kellogg in milan, italy with details. hi, amy.r: post offices where people are signing up for this expected to have a real onslaught. in fact they only got 30,000 applicants for the new scheme. with high unemployment here, 10%, much more for that for young people in the south plus poverty growing, fairly inflexible job market, we believe that there will be as many as 3 1/2 million italians who will be qualifying for this program. what it does, guaranties basically minimum income of $882 a month. you get topped up to that level if you have a job that doesn't pay that much, or you get the whole amount if you are unemployed. you are get attached if you are an italian resident in this plan. this is navigator, someone called a navigator that helps to you find a job, which you are allowed to reject at least twice. >> our concern is about the fact that it could be disincentive for people to look for a new job, because of the fact that you receive quite significant amount of money. reporter: third time you reject such a job from the knave

no more deaths at sea and that no one will survive the incident happened in the suburbs of milan in northern italy fourteen of the passages a said to be receiving treatment for smoke inhalation italian prosecutors are investigating whether the hijacking had a terrorist motive. the president of brazil has been labeled as the trump of the tropics for both the likeness in his persona and also his policies so it is perhaps a little surprise that john bolton are as first official for a visit so him touched down in the united states this week and the real donald trump was keen to get their relationship off to a solid stop. they also know that we're going to have a fantastic working relationship. we have many views that are similar and we certainly feel very very true to each other on trade i think brazil's relationship with the united states because of our friendship is probably better than it's ever been by far. respect whatever the ballots tell us on twenty twenty but i do believe donald trump is going to be reelected fooling you up a little. thank you for a factory. the meeting began on a cherry note

italy's fashion industry is the world's undisputed number one it brings in some seventy billion euros every year and the eyes of the world are on events like milan fashion week. but these days italy's getting attention of a less welcome kind. the european commission isn't looking at trendy clothes but serious economic problems. a message to interleave is also familiar that these are quite strong that it must take steps to improve the quality of food for the finances increase the efficiency of its public administration and also of justice system and hence its business environment and strengthen its legal market as well as the financial system the biggest problem for the e.u. is italy's massive public debt it currently amounts to more than one hundred thirty percent of annual g.d.p. that's far more than in most other each member states and the commission says that poses a risk to the rest of europe the italian government has ignored the broadsides from brussels the country's deputy premier has proclaimed a new welfare state with an earlier retirement age and income support for the poor . but state revenues are only expected to rise slightly this y

their polish rider michal kwiatkowski came third in the sprint for the line in the milan san remo in italyallenge cup, beating connah's quay nomads 3—1 in the final. josh mullins scored twice for ross county, before jamie lindsay scored the third to seal the win. we mentioned england's impressive 5—nil win over the czech republic a little earlier. that result continues manager gareth southgate's successful time in charge. southgate led england to the world cup semi finals last year and he's been talking to us about some of the unusual coaching courses he's been on to help him become a better manager. david mcdaid has this report: works to free people when a hurricane hit, islander rescue team works to free people from the collapsed building. at least that is the scenario being played out by some of britain's best sport cultures, including the england football manager. yes! she fell! i want to see my mum! run by uk sport, attending alongside some of britain's best olympic and paralympic coaches. you have the normal coaching qualifications, the standard group, but when you get to the end of

when two or three billionaires do they they all do it they are all buying sleek italian milan furniture from italyt's minimalist and sleek. it's gone out of style >> when did rh become a luxury brand for multi-billionaires it's a store that now suddenly has raised its prices so you can go in and buy -- i know i shop at the outlet. two things their membership sales have lagged somewhat. they were trying to get into this thing where you were going to pay 100 bucks or whatever and that's lagging >> too expensive >> they might have outpaced. >> the best thing is go at christmas and they have these soft line. bootys and they are like $20 so comfortable >> i always feel like i'm walking through the museum right? >> free to touch anything. all right. wells fargo ceo tim sloan stepping down after 30 years at the bank it was a surprise move yesterday evening. sloan said in a statement i have decided it's best for the company that i step aside. the stock actually popped on this news initially. now moving lower today a downgrade this morning there's some talk about what this transition to a general counsel w

tens of thousands of people took to the streets of milan to denounce racism the protesters say italy's right wing government is promoting racist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that they've migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. and opposition blogger and azerbaijan has been released from prison after serving two years in a case condemned by human rights activists on hussain off posted critical articles about corruption among lawmakers and officials in the former soviet republic it was convicted of libel after saying he had been kidnapped and beaten by police. u.s. president has lashed out at his political opponents in a key speech at a conservative conference trump is under mounting pressure on both domestic and foreign policy after this week's failed north korea summit and the explosive allegations made by his former lawyer in congress but at the conference today trump was among friends. little has changed about donald trump's america first show since he first ran for president in twenty six dane this sounded like a campaign launch and it look

tens of thousands of people took to the streets of milan to denounce racism the protesters say italy's right wing government is promoting racist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that save migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. german federal police officials are under fire for storing video footage from body cameras on the servers of internet giant amazon opposition politicians have raised concerns about security and privacy issues the federal police save their own state infrastructure is insufficient to store the images. and opposition blogger and those are by john has been released from prison after serving two years and a case condemned by human rights activists maimane hussein also posted critical articles about corruption among lawmakers and officials in the former soviet republic he was convicted of libel for saying he had been kidnapped and beaten by police. he was president don't trump has lashed out at his political opponents in a key speech to conservatives trump is under mounting pressure on both domestic and foreign policy after this

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan to denounce racism the protesters say italy's right wing government is promoting racist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that save migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian poles. it's almost five years since the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight m h three seventy and relatives of those on board on gathering in kuala lumpur to commemorate the anniversary massive search if it's failed to locate the aircraft it disappeared with two hundred thirty nine people on board on its way from kuala lumpur to beijing on march the eighth although several wing fragments were discovered the main wreckage of the boeing seven seven seven has never been found the cause of the crash remains unknown. our correspondent is bowling a is at the commemoration and sent us this update. relatives have come from all over the world to remember the disappearance of their relatives they call this a remembrance event not a commemoration because they are not ready to accept that the case is closed the authorities have stopped

government of saudi arabia bombs yemen it is being italy's deputy prime minister mahathir has come out urging that the world famous scholar opera house of milan does not accept saudi funds this is italy like twenty six other nations hold a veto over british demands to extend the article fifty bricks of process a veto asked by those like nigel farage to implement to ensure a new deal breaker joining me now is former director general of the italian treasury professor enzo could only thank you so wetlands are coming back on do you think british people watching now i know you'll see l.s.e. students in london they. more heavily for breakfast given the way the e.u. is treating britain. but not really because i think at the end of the day you were treated fairly and the u.k. what i was surprised that the you can to stand united behind but me and the commission. on this negotiation. but at the end of the day i think there has been flexibility there has been a second proposal i mean let's face it i mean there's not much else that you know not many of the things that the can offer i mean there was a bit of difference between two is going. on on twitter

government of saudi arabia bombs yemen it is being italy's deputy prime minister mahathir has come out urging that the world famous let's call opera house in milan does not accept saudi funds this is italy like twenty six other nations hold a veto over british to months to extend the article fifty bricks of process a veto asked by those like nigel farage to implement to ensure a new deal breaker joining me now is former director general of the italian treasury professor enzo could only thank you so wetlands are coming back on do you think british people watching now i know you'll see l.s.e. students in london they they delve more heavily for bricks given the way the e.u. is treating britain but not really because i think at the end of the day the treated fairly and the u.k. what i was surprised that the you countries stand united.

. >> this happened outside milan in the northern part of italy were a school bus driver abducted twoee chaperone's. the driver who was holding a knife and started making threats, he ordered the chaperones to collect all the cell phones so nobody could call police and to use plastic ties to find the student's hands to the seats. those were loose enough for the children to free, the bus driver rammed cars and kept moving a cell phone dropped onto the floor and a student called police who quickly set up a roadblock forcing the bus into a guard rail. that's when the children say the driver poured gasoline on the floor and ignited it saying no one will survive. police busted out the windows and it somehow managed to get all 51 kids out, some did suffer minor burns. police later talked about the drivers motive, watch. the driver said allegedly he wanted to perform the demonstrative act for all the deaths at sea in the mediterranean, he said one pulled out of the vehicle and asked why he did this, that was the first sentence he said. in recent years, thousands of migrants mostly from west a

italy. you cathink you're in new york or milan or in paris.t of the people have televisions, and if i haven't drove on purpose, i think i would be in club immediate in tel aviv. >> does that throw anany parall to you with the building of this wall and they let the jewish population in there? >> let's look for who is more guilty, who did worse things, and i really don't care. i think -- i even don't think that the people who were killed in the holocaust were all good people. they were just victims, not good and not bad. victims. and the palestinians at this moment are victims. they're not better than me. they're just victims. and i don't want them to be victims. but why compare it? >> i don't compare it. my problem with it is i think if you've gone as a generation through such suffering why you don't sysympathize with the new victims. >> i do. >> not you personally, but i'm just saying this is to me very troubling. because, you know, you meet people all the time that tell you, offense, my grandfather died mere, my aunt died there. and i'm like,

and for british citizens in italy during a transition period we are hoping there will be some sort of brexit deal. >> tria suggested milanelop into a top financial center after brexit. >> yes, milan can aim to become a top financial capital. it depends in the strength of the italian financial system milan is already the main center for government bond trading. as soon as italy's financial system strengthens and becomes a top financial center obviously, this also depends on the general condition of the country. >> i'm going to try to explain the announcements. it says the your owe system, the series of banks across europe that are underneath the ecb, they would stand ready to lend pound sterling to euro area banks if a need arises then correspondingly the ecb is saying that the bank of england will offer to lend euros to u.k. banks on a weekly basis. they're going to be activating a currency stop arrangement for possible proegs of the euro to u.k. and vice versa. very interesting development, of course, ahead of that march 29th deadline that we still have for brexit meanwhile, worth looking at the euro zone. that's been r

milan with the story. amy? reporter: hi, susan. well, italy'spopulist parties it is a coalition government and one is urging caution in terms of making deals with china but the other one is saying hey look, if president trump talks about america first, then we're going to talk about italy first and he really believes that this will be a two-way street for italy. what we're talking about, the controversial issue is this mou that will be signed. xi xinping has come here to do some deals but the mou for china's belt and road initiative which is serious of international infrastructure projects investments, in ports roads, railways to facilitate the movement of chinese goods is big thing to accomplish on the trip. italy is crying out for infrastructure improvements. in the port city of genoa where a major bridge collapse killing 43 people. genoa would be part of that belt and road project, if it in fact goes forward. many of the g7 have more chinese investments going on that italy are staying away specifically from belt and road for now. it is symbol

school bus in italy was hijacked and set on fire by its driver on wednesday all of the fifty one children on board managed to escape or were rescued incident happened in the suburbs of milan the driver and italian citizen of senegalese origin doused the vehicle in gasoline and set it alight it was all. says the suspect was angry about italy's migrant policy he reportedly shouted stop the death in the mediterranean and nobody gets off here alive he has been charged with kidnapping and arson. president of brazil jaya was in washington this week on his first official foreign visit and donald trump was keen to get their relationship off to a solid start i also know that we're going to have a fantastic working relationship. we have many views that are similar and we certainly feel very very true to each other on trade i think brazil's relationship with the united states because of our friendship is probably better than it's ever been by far the most. respect would have of the ballots tell us on twenty twenty but i do believe donald trump is going to be reelected foully. all the meeting began on a cheery note with the two leaders exchanging football shirts displaying their name

over the past few days during milan fashion week the eyes of the fashion world were on the latest collections on the catwalk. but when the european commission looks at italy these days it doesn't see trendy clothes but serious economic problems message to interleave is also familiar with the disease quite strong that it must take steps to improve the quality of its public finances increase the efficiency of this but we can use ration and also of justice system and hence its business environment and strengthen its labor market as well as the financial system the biggest problem for the e.u. is italy's massive public debt it currently amounts to more than one hundred thirty one percent of annual g.d.p. far more than in most other either member states the commission says that poses a risk to the rest of europe for the. the italian government has ignored the broadsides from brussels only five countries deputy premier has proclaimed a new welfare state with an earlier retirement age and income support for the poor and change you know people watch but state revenues are expected to only rise slightly this year and the economy is forecast to expand by no more th

school bus in italy was hijacked and set on fire by its driver on wednesday all of the fifty one children on board though managed to escape or were rescued incident happened in the suburbs of milan the driver and italian citizen of some. goalie's origin the vehicle in gasoline and set it alight the teacher who was on the bus says the suspect was angry about italy's migrant policy he reportedly shouted stop the deaths in the mediterranean and nobody gets off here alive he has been charged with kidnapping and arson. it forty year war crimes sentence given to a former bosnian serb leader has been extended by a un court. crowds it has now been sentenced to life behind bars for his role in the civil wars that gripped the former republic of yugoslavia in the one nine hundred ninety s. now five judges upheld the verdict given back in two thousand and sixteen for the mass killing of civilians argued that there was no evidence of him committing the actual crimes for seventy three years old has been on the run for twelve years before he was finally arrested in two thousand and eight he was found guilty on ten counts including overseeing the siege of sarajevo the appeals court has now conf

milan with severe stomach pains. her lawyer said she expressed a fear she'd been poisoned. one of italy'sology results from samples sent from the hospital to a specialist laboratory suggested the presence of radioactive substances, including cobalt, in her system. though this has not been confirmed by italian prosecutors who say doctors have not identified with any certainty any pathology which could explain the model's death. imane fadil was thrown into the public spotlight in 2012 when she testified in the case of the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi. she had been a regular guest at his notorious sex parties and became a key witness during the trial. the former italian prime minister was accused of paying for sex with an underage prostitute at one such gathering at his private villa in milan. initially convicted, he was acquitted on appeal. speaking from milan, he gave this reaction miss fadil‘s death. translation: it's always a pity when a young person dies. i never met this person, never talked to her. what i read of her statements made me think that everything was inve

milan with severe stomach pains. her lawyer said she expressed a fear she'd been poisoned. one of italy'som samples sent from the hospital to a specialist laboratory suggested the presence of radioactive substances, including cobalt, in her system. though this has not been confirmed by italian prosecutors who say doctors have not identified with any certainty any pathology which could explain the model's death. imane fadil was thrown into the public spotlight in 2012 when she testified in the case of the former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi. she had been a regular guest at his notorious sex parties and became a key witness during the trial. the former italian prime minister was accused of paying for sex with an underage prostitute at one such gathering at his private villa in milan. initially convicted, he was acquitted on appeal. speaking from milan, he gave this reaction miss fadil‘s death. translation: it's always a pity when a young person dies. i never met this person, never talked to her. what i read of her statements made me think that everything was invented, absurd. th

hundred thousand people have marched through the italian city of milan against government policies they say promote racism and discrimination italy has seen an increase in racially motivated attacks and the far right five star movement came to power last year and people have been urged to leave their homes after brush fires destroyed at least five houses in the australian state of victoria hundreds of firefighters were trying to control that fast moving fire we'll keep you posted on that those are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera battlefield washington is next. this is the story set in one of the most powerful capitals in the world a political and judicial conflict. a battle that has pitted donald trump against those who believe he was an accomplice and russia's interference. could soon yellowing. cooperate with a hostile foreign power to take over the leadership of the state. this is the first time. a major covert action major. action against the united states at the very heart of our democratic process has the actor . and october two thousand and seventeen special counsel robert muller issues his first indictments again

they got on with it. 51 schoolchildren in italy have survived an ordeal after a bus carrying them was allegedly hijacked by its driver and set alight near milanin — apparently shouted that he wanted to kill himself and stop the deaths of migrants in the mediterranean. ramzan karmali has more. the burnt—out wreckage of a school bus. earlier, there were over 50 children on board as it was driven into other vehicles. the 47—year—old driver, an italian who was born in senegal, is reported to have tired some of the children up, doused the bus with petrol and set it on fire. before the driver was apprehended, it was reported that he shouted, "no—one will survive!" but miraculously, everyone did with just 1a people suffering from smoke inhalation. the driver's motivations seem to come from his opposition to italy's migrant policy. translation: he made no reference to isis, nor to propaganda campaigns in favour of islam. he said it was his personal choice because he couldn't bear to see children torn apart by sharks and pregnant women drowned. italy's right—wing interior minister, matteo salvini, reacted with outrage and said that the man had a crimi

italy is criticizing barrels going to me. state and someone holding. fics they were called india today and people would collapse and laughter in the streets of rome or milan. in totalitarian states the notion to use so in the old soviet union dissidents were called anti so via that was the worst condemnation. of the present in military dictatorship they were gold in any brazilian. or mistreated different ways depending on the nature of the society like in soviet union say they will be imprisoned. in the u.s. dependency like el salvador at the same time his counterparts have their brains blown out by a u.s. run state terrorist worse. than others is it just condemned their villa from the zone that in the united states or one of the terms of abuse is anti american and there's a couple of others like you know more cases there's an array of terms of abuse. of in the united states you have a very high degree of freedom and so if you're vilified by some commas or other who cares to go on to your work anyway these concepts only arise in a culture where if you criticize state power and when i state i mean. we're generally not just government but state corporate po

italy is criticizing berlusconi. corruption the italian state and soon the nickel that he. thinks they're called indeed then people would collapse and laughter of the streets of rome or milan. told terence states the notions used so in the old soviet union dissidents were cold and he says he was the worst condemnation. of the brazilian military dictatorship they were gold in the brazilian.

milan—san remo victory. the deceuninck quick—step rider finished ahead of a small group who had broken away near the end of the 291km race in the sunshine through north—western italy in the final we make mace harder and i had to do no mistakes. i really focused. there was 600 to go. when he wanted to attack i said it was now 01’ never. he wanted to attack i said it was now or never. i he wanted to attack i said it was now 01’ never. i saw my he wanted to attack i said it was now or never. i saw my team—mate after the finish line. everyone was crying. looking good after a long ride. that‘s all the sport for now. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter. plenty more news and updates on all those stories we have brought you on bbc world news today on our website. you can check it out on the app will go to the website. —— or gado. —— oryou —— 01’ you can —— or you can go to the website. not too bad today. many of us did see some sunshine. a relief after grey days through the working week. sunshine was hazy in places. further north a few showers. tonight it‘s stays windy with further showers as the area of low pressure pulses to the area

italy. according to a statement today, a company is going ahead with its plan for an ipo in milan by the endl. the company is said to seek as much as $3.1 billion in the offering. this is a payment services firm and it is aching to complete the listing before the eu election in may. our first -- we first reported this on sunday. manus. manus: there's a lot to pack in before the eu elections. politicians. to coming up, you don't want to miss the conversation we've got. it is with the german chancellor on bloomberg. angela merkel sits down with the news editor in chief, john mickelthwait, for an exclusive discussion of the global solutions summit. you can watch or listen on bloomberg radio. ♪ ♪ manus: welcome back to "daybreak: europe." 40 minutes away from the start of the cash trading this monday morning. a lot to digest. it is fed week. i'm manus in abu dhabi. nejra: i'm there a change in our european headquarters in london. let's get a check on the markets. the best week for global equity since november. it looks like we could build on those gains, euro stoxx 50 green, edging into the givi

italy is criticizing barrels going to me. corruption of the italian state and soon then a cold he. thinks they are cold indeed then people would collapse and laughter of the streets of. milan. to tell a terrorist states the notions used so in the old soviet union dissidents were cold and he says he was the worst condemnation. of the brazilian military dictatorship so they were gold in a deeper sense.

milan against government policies they say promote racism and discrimination it was a festive mood as the crowd snaked towards the cathedral one of the signs in the crowd said we bleed in the same color italy is seen in crease in racially motivated attacks since the far right government came to power last year north korea's leader is on his way home onboard an arm and train after four days in vietnam kim jong un stayed on in hanoi for an official visit after the denuclearization talks with the u.s. president on a truck broke down vietnam's relationship with the us was supposed to be an example for pyongyang it too was once considered the enemy of washington diplomatic editor james bays with more now from hanoi. well he stayed on here in vietnam for an extra two days because he has to take advantage of the fact he is here he runs an isolated country there are the most comprehensive sanctions on north korea of any country ever in the world so being here in the port and asian country one that's an economic powerhouse has seen growth well in the double figures for more than twenty years he needs to make relationships in places like this he has having gone to the to move the cochairmen to the m

italy's populous government now keeping a controversial election promise by guaranteeing all residents a basic income. we've heard that before fox news correspondent amy kellogg joining us now from milan with more on that hi, amy. >> hi, david, well this promise of a citizen's income may, in fact, have been what propelled the protest five-star movement part of the populous government you're talking about to garner the most votes in the election leaving some people, david, to accuse them of actually buying votes but other people say that the move was needed in a country that's very high unemployment, struggling with an inflexible labor market and the deal is that each italian resident gets $882 a month, they're entitled to that so if you don't make that much you get popped up to that amount and if you have no job at all you get the full amount. the money gets loaded each month on to a card like this, recipients need to spend it by the end of the month or else it dries up, the point here being to spread the wealth into the economy and not horde it. the government hopes this will boost consumption which is lagging another feature of the plan is the creation of an army of so-called naviga

i go to the milan fashion week and there's a sell-off with cuccinelli this is the highest fashion in the world. why does he need sales force, marc >> i am so glad you had a good trip to italyjim the sales force customers which was exciting and you're right, you saw brunello cuccinelli, one of the great fashion brands in the ford and we've transformed brunello cuccinelli because he touches the customer in many different forms and let's talk about that one, yes, he has a direct b to c relationship, right? he's online with them. we run his website, brunellocuccinelli.com and you go into his stores and that's a direct consumer connection and you know it was also a b to b company also, jim? that's because he is selling the resellers reselling his products at some of the big retail stores around the world he's a b to b and a b to c company and we have to bring him together and give him a single view of his customer that's the transformation he has to go through and how he's gone through and that's how he's had such growth. we're so excited for him. >> why does google need you? google, they're geniuses. >> google is one of the highest cut offers and and you know that, with a lot

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's right wing government is promoting rightist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that safe migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. at least five civilians have been killed in violence in the disputed kashmir region between india and pakistan this came less than one day after pakistan released a captured indian pilot in a so-called peace gesture the new killer countries are embroiled in a heated standoff. three you right here it's about the u.s. aerospace company space x. has launched a rocket and astronaut capsule to the international space station it should reach the i.s.a.'s on sunday and his return to earth on march i if successful two astronauts will be allowed on board for the next launch. the championship trophy this league is designed. twenty twelfth's now seven years later these boys a clutch the holding in one small. part of the traffic kimi he's only on loan from real madrid but he's looking good in black and yellow. in ou

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's right wing government is promoting rightist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that safe migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. venezuelan opposition leader and self-appointed interim president says he'll be returning to venezuela after visiting ecuador. met with ecuador's president lenin moreno on saturday as part of his tour of latin american nations to appeal for support white house calling for fresh protests in venezuela on monday. three q but here it's. the u.s. aerospace company space x. has launched a rocket and astronaut capsule to the international space station it should reach the i.s.a.'s on sunday and his shadow to return to earth on march eighth if successful two astronauts will be allowed on board for the next launch. the championship trophy is his legacy the design goldman long held in twenty twelfth's now seven years lights up these boys a clutch the holding in one small. thanks in part traffic kimi he's only on l

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's right wing government is promoting racist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that safe migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. venezuelan opposition leader and self-appointed interim president says he'll be returning to venezuela after visiting ecuador. met with ecuador's president lenin moreno on saturday as part of his tour of latin american nations to appeal for support calling for fresh protests in venezuela on monday thank you. today and almost twenty one special. times in. my struggle to end the global consequences how does women's protest change the arts lead a real the verge of a new. everybody is talking about it and so are we and arts twenty one special with karan comes down to georgia hello global media involved round two. with four international women who speak up. seven is publisher. lebanese poet and journalist humana hadn't thanks to the author. of france.

tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of milan italy to denounce racism the protesters say the country's right wing government is promoting rightist policies including refusing to allow humanitarian ships that safe migrants in the mediterranean to dock at italian ports. venezuelan opposition leader and self-appointed interim president says he'll be returning to venezuela after visiting ecuador. met with ecuador as president of lenin moreno on saturday as part of his tour of latin american nations to appeal for support white house calling for fresh protests in venezuela on monday. with his flowing hair and fierce look this statue might seem familiar to you i'm in western germany and that's the city's most famous son. who is the guy on the plane. because he was born here. what did he do. maybe you have the head. right go ahead. tell me.