baker eventually makes it to north africa and to morocco and she uses morocco as a base to travel tospain and to portugal where she goes to parties, and she would basically write the information that you collected from various officials onto her sheet music using invisible ink and then should bring back to morocco. it quite amazing, quite daring. she could've been shot as the spy if she had been captured. but then she suffers a major health crisis and she winds up in a clinic in morocco, in casablanca are almost 19 months. and even then she is still spying because her hotel room, sorry, her hospital room becomes a place for everyone to meet, and people, and the talk. it becomes another way to gather intelligence. >> so this is great cover for status as the cia would call, cover for status being a celebrity, nobody would ever suspect. i love how some of your hair winds as will have uncovered for status. they are working secretly for the intelligence services and people would approach and it's a what you do and they would giggle and say i just sit in the lab with the officers. what a g

morocco, but let's stop there. democracy, and democracy was backed by the muslim brotherhood. a country in the said, what is i happening to the democracy -- the electeds been system you have been doing in your own country. i do not knowhat if it will last for a short time governing continues in such a way, and this happened. this happened. now we have a problem of radicalization in egypt, which is affecting egypt and affecting the countries around. what will happen with that, because it is a branch of isis, i do not know. they are fighting against us, and it is a common m&a -- enemy, isis. libya -- today we are trying to build something there. there in a civil war. -- they havetate. no state. chapala kenya is one thing -- tripolitania is one thing. they have to become a country, and still they are not. a --ave a -- they have fien all the weapons of gadda are in the secret places and they are being utilized by some terrorist there. and in the traffic of the said hell -- sahel. failure of state, and therefore, a refu

baker makes it to north africa and morocco and uses morocco as base to travel to spain and portugal whereshe goes to parties and she would basically write the information that she collected from various officials onto her sheet music using invisible ink and bring it back to morocco. it's quite amazing, quite daring, she could have been shot as a spy if she had been captured but then she suffers a major health crisis and she winds up in the a clinic in morocco, in casa blanca for almost 19 months and even then she's still spying because her hotel room, i'm sorry, her hospital room, becomes a place for everyone to meet and people come and they talk and becomes another way to gather intelligence. >> right. great cover for status as the cia would call it, nobody would ever suspect. liza, i love how some of your -- they would giggle and say, i sit and laugh with the officers. >> right, right. [laughter] >> great cover for status. >> yeah. as i said, people believed them. i love the story of women who sort of used their -- there was another women who was intelligence officer for the americans o

well basically morocco has the king of morocco has very strong ties with the oil family in this part of the world and i think they would like to tap into those relations to try to ask all the parties to set aside their differences this is number one number two morocco has been a key ally of the main g.c.c. countries it's been involved in some of the most critical stages of the cooperation between all the parties is also an active member of the saudi led coalition in yemen and you saw it has also been playing very. instrumental roles in the past don't also for gas elizabeth that saudi arabia the u.a.e. and qatar are key investors a morocco they have been contributing billions of dollars in investments and aid to morocco over the last two years this explains why the moroccans first of all would like to not to take sides in this conflict number two they would like to see all these countries set aside their differences and move forward is going to be good news for morocco and is going to be good news for the region i think what is going to happen in the coming hours when the king of moro

level of engagement from morocco in this g.c.c. crisis is he going to try and become a mediator now will definitely follow the gulf dispute is going to top the agenda of kings of morocco morocco's meeting with the emir of qatar he was before that in the united arab emirates and he met with top officials in the u.a.e. there's been no statement from the moroccan authorities about. the trip except that were it was said in the past of the start of this crisis that it is willing to step in and offer a mediation if asked by all the parties urging the gulf countries to resume talks and to put it to this crisis on the basis of mutual respect and non interference in turn affairs the king of morocco also sent in june a top advisor to kuwait to meet with the emir of kuwait his country is mediating a. learn to this crisis moroccans don't want to be seen as trying to interfere in any sort of mediation but i think they would love to step in and offer a solution to this crisis yet and you wonder. if the moroccans can succeed where the others the

also in morocco something with the moroccans believe could be an asset on behalf of morocco that could bring all the parties to turn the chopped off of this crisis. now the u.s. has joined calls for the saudi led coalition to lift its blockade of yemen but it also says it recognizes the coalition's concerns about stopping the movement of on security rebels on monday the coalition calls of all air sea and land borders and the blockade is causing a humanitarian crisis in yemen the u.n. saying it's pushing millions of people close to starvation iran says allegations from bahrain that it was involved in an explosion at its oil pipeline are absurd and baseless saudi arabia suspended the pumping of oil through the pipeline and tighten security at its facilities for the blast on friday but blamed what it called terrorism linked to iran but tehran has an idea any involvement calling the accusations childish finger pointing about four hundred refugees refusing to leave a decommissioned prison camp on mannus island have had to build makeshift fences from cloth to keep people at. the new guinea h

in morocco people generally eat with their hands. after they've cleaned them with rose water arcudi has made this a small ritual for his guests. when a meal cooking i like to test if every second and a coke it is like a cook it for home i don't had to conus and just did is it be deaf aims in my seating infests. american cuisine often combines sweet and spicy ingredients. lamb is the most popular type of meat in morocco. preparing the meals is painstaking in time consuming. to get the right consistency and unique taste the meat is first marinated. and then cooked slowly at a low temperature. the meals are flavored with rose or orange water and honey. i tell jeanne is a typical feature in american kitchen it's the name of the meal and the product in it dishes are prepared gently and with great care. decisions fairly costly that's usually people you don't. do it every day and it takes a long time so it was only when he had some sand of my pond coming home. good was born in face morocco's third largest city in one thousand nine hundred s

and also aid in morocco something that the moroccans believe could be an asset to have a maraca that could bring all the parties to turn the chapter of this crisis to europe now where spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is in catalonia for the first time since the central government imposed direct rule over the region he traveled to barcelona to campaign ahead of december's regional elections and praised efforts to honor spanish law in what he called difficult times general has more. on the sunny alter morning in barcelona a marching band goes through its routines oblivious to the presence of spain's conservative prime minister you know who tell behind them marianna run home he was paying a quiet visit to supporters of his own party. to those who want catalonia to break away from spain is something of a hate figure the man who deposed their government enforcing direct rule by madrid emotion should expect them in we have done exactly what any other country who respects itself would have done what france or germany do if one of their regions suddenly wanted an autonomous referendum. t

across morocco scenes of jubilation to celebrate a return to the world cup after two decades away the team they defeated ivory coast had become a regular fixture at the tournament in morocco's absence young and old took to the streets in cities like flies america and i could hear as fans partied well into the night. formula one now and at the brazilian grand prix a mercedes driver but not the one you might expect has taken pole position for today's race in the fall terry brought us all start from the front of the grid after his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton crashed in qualifying the crash occurred after the newly crowned world champion to give that some members of his team have been robbed at gunpoint friday night here the track hamilton will start the race at the back of the field. the louve is one of the world's most famous museums and now it's opened a branch in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architect john knew that while the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's

morocco. troop, theitish that thever knew british were involved in the invasion. it would have been a lot more bloody and lasted a lot longer had they known that the british equation.of the destroyed ahad just bunch of the french fleet approximately nine months earlier. they were worried that the french fleet would somehow be used against them or by the germans. they destroyed this fleet and had literally thousands of french soldiers who were killed. they did not know. and slippedme down through gibraltar at night. there was a whole plan put up by british intelligence to deceive the germans about the mediterranean landed. the germans and the french are absolutely convinced that the landed would not take place in north africa. having thought the landings -- had they known the landings would take place it would have been terrible. the germans put troops into tunisia. been a terrible terrible fight. the british of course were better trained. thought the war on the continent for a few months. the

and also aid in morocco something that the moroccans believe could be an asset to have a morocco that could bring all the parties to turn the chopped out of this crisis. has started new talks about forming a coalition government in germany she's meeting representatives from the free democrats and the green party to form an unprecedented alliance in germany's national politics poll ratings from a party of dip to the lowest in six years christian democrats receive just thirty three percent of the vote in september's election. well the coal mines and steel plants in germany's of rural regions have powered the country from more than a century but with the decline of the nation's industrial hub key cities and now looking to tourism to the chargers economy clock reports from. his stands a ghostly relic to a time now just one of the largest industrial monuments in europe the silver and coal mine the last miners descended the shaft in one thousand nine hundred six but in its time and was a key cog in the german economic machine for many going on the ground was a way of life the region was the

now the king of morocco is in the u.a.e. he met with senior officials the united arab emirates and i think americans understand that this is a very delicate mission that america has failed to solve the crisis the kuwaitis are still hoping to bring all the parties to for a compromise while the king of america has strong relations with the families in this part of the world who would like to tap into those relations and ask all the parties to negotiate a settlement there's also another element which is basically the g.c.c. countries can see the morocco a crucial ally and they have been committing billions of dollars in investments and also aid in morocco something that the moroccans believe could be an asset to help america that could bring all the parties to turn the chopped out of this crisis. under the people of howard sunday's service in the texas town of sutherland springs is the first service since a gunman opened fire on parishioners killing twenty six people a week ago warners gathered at a roadside shrine about a kilo

but this is quite an important thing for morocco we do understand that. meet with senior officials in the united arab emirates and here now in parts are definitely their quizes is going to be topping the edge and agenda and walkers will definitely would like to step in this time and try to ask all the parties to set aside their differences and negotiate a settlement what do you think the king of morocco might be able to achieve given that the others some of the others have failed so far. well judy the king of morocco has very strong ties with the royal families in this part of the world so he would like to tap into that historic relationship to try to ask all the parties to set aside their differences and move forward this is number one number two. the u.a.e. saudi arabia considered a crucial ally they have. investments worth of billions of dollars in iraq or the also been committing billions of dollars in aid to iraq over the last few years and the world would like to see this differences. come to an end this explains why the brokers are not taking sides

in morocco people generally eat with their hands. after they've cleaned them with rose water or good has made this a small ritual for his guests. when they go can i play to test if every second and a coke is like a cool kit for a home i don't have to coalesce and destinies it be deaf aims in my seating in face . american cuisine often combine sweet and spicy ingredients. lamb is the most popular type of meat in morocco. preparing the meals is painstaking and time consuming. to get the right consistency and unique taste the meat is first marinated. and then cooked slowly at a low temperature. the meals are flavored with rose or orange water and honey. i tell jeanne is a typical feature in american kitchen it's the name of the meal and the product in an dishes are prepared gently and with great care. decisions fairly costly that's usually people you don't do it every day. and it takes a long time so it was only when he had some good things and of my pond coming home . good was born in face morocco's third largest city in one thousand n

exported to frenchch morocco. ..and be sees it as a way to try to keep the nazis from coming ce morocco. other people decide to join the resistance and storm an underground network that is won run by and paid offices 0 strategic services in casa blanch could and other cities. so people make choices. it's like to you resist or collaborate? people hope the war is over before they have to make a decision and hope no one comes to french morocco. then the americans shown up and make the choice for them. >> these women started to brake the exceed the days of computer. how would they go about breaking the codes? >> yes. how much time do you have? the code systems were all very different. my favorite part, when they're trying to ahead the video transmitter yo. oss are coding and decoding messages and some systems are used, and code groups. and then it would be a further enciphered with more numbers nuo the women on the great assembly line that the navy set up would be trying to determine what the additive was so they were es

atop their group and they got it to near zero is headed to russia next summer they'll be joined by morocco who beat ivory coast to nil to reach their first cup finals since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. across scenes of jubilation celebrate a return to the world cup after two decades away the team they defeated ivory coast had become a regular fixture of the tournament in morocco's absence young and old took to the streets in cities like this america cash in academia as fans partied well into the night. in europe in qualifying denmark and ireland battled a school a strong copenhagen in their first leg of their playoff denmark had far more chances but couldn't get past the tight irish defense arm and will now have an advantage going into the second leg on tuesday after denmark failed to score at home. formula one now and at the brazilian grand prix a mercedes driver but not the one you might expect has taken pole position for today's race finland sponsored by times will start from the front of the grid after his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton crashed in qualifying hamilton to s

and across morocco scenes of jubilation to celebrate a return to the world cup after two decades away the team they defeated ivory coast had become a regular fixture at the time and in morocco absence young and old took to the streets in fishes like fairs marrakesh and other they had as moroccans possibly well into the night. the louvre is one of the world's most famous museums and now it has a system museum in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architect john nouvelle the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's also the first of its kind in the arab region here's will. queuing in the thirty degree heat renowned name from the summer. cooler paris is already pulling a crowd in the arab world for the opening of the louvre abu dhabi the five thousand tickets went quickly like the arts many visitors have come from europe the local seem to like it. we've been waiting for more than ten years so we're very proud to have an institution like this here the europeans took our artifacts

among those fighting in morocco we so there's a need for country especially malaysia indonesia and the philippines to look into ways to better improve their contra terrorism measures and a scientist joining us from manila thank you very much. donald trump's trip to asia has been overshadowed by the russia affair on saturday trump said he believed the russian president when he told a moscow has not meddled in the twenty sixteen presidential elections that prompted criticism at home a day later trump attempted to clarify the comments saying he backs a conclusion of u.s. intelligence agencies but he also avoided accusing put in i believe he believes that and it's very important for somebody to believe i believe that he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election as to whether i believe it or not with our agencies especially as currently constituted with their leadership i believe in our intel agencies our intelligence agencies. and a brief look now at some of the other stories making news around the world reporters in iraq have found what they believe to be a mass grave used b

across morocco scenes of jubilation to celebrate a return to the world cup after two decades away the team they defeated ivory coast had become a regular fixture at the tournament in morocco absence young and old took to the streets in cities like fairs smartish and other did as moroccans partied well into the night. and in motorbike racing spain's mark marquez has won his fourth moto g.p. well title and he started from pole position and only needed to finish eleventh at the valencia grand prix to show his overall victory in fact marquez finished third and took the season crown in front of his home country fans the twenty four year old has now won four of the last five world championships. the louvre is one of the world's most famous museums and now it has a system museum in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening in a spectacular building designed by french architect. the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's a first museum of its kind in the arab region has more. they're queuing in the thirty degree heat and are now name

constitutionally morocco's king's combined political and religious authority.in one hundred fifty nine the conservative code of personal status was adopted it affected many areas of family life with. almost fifty years were to pass before mohammed the fifth grandson mohammed the sixt introduced a new family code. the king announced that the new laws would limit polygamy and repudiation and marriage and make it easier for women to divorce. i think a change in legal text says not enough we wanted a change in the status of women and we thought that once we had the new family code the problems of women would be sorted out but you should go to the courts and see all the inner justice that continues to make women suffer less as. our legal system is corrupted that's why for example the new family code restricts polygamy but in a corrupt legal system men always find ways around it that enable them to be polygamous. close or the we can never move toward more female emancipation and more equality up unless a democratic system is set up as the most. and i think we are sti

french troops will shoot american boys on the landing beaches of morocco and algeria. american war ships at sea will return fire, killing frenchmen. he shudders to think that vichy french officials and senior officers, men who he has known and worked with for years will order their troops, war ships, war planes and coastal batteries to fire on the american fleet before he can negotiate a cease-fire. then suddenly, the day seems won. kenpender, one of his apostles, strides into the room. a smile covers his handsome face. he nods to murphy. the corners of his eyes are inflamed from lack of sleep. he clears his throat. bob, he says, the bbc has just announced robert will arrive on time. the room goes silent. murphy knows that the code word words, robert on time, , signals that u.s. and british invasion fleet, with some 100,000 americans and british troops, men who already have already sailed from glasgow and the midlands in the united kingdom, and mostly national guardsmwn who left their homes in minnesota and ohio, will now land on north african beaches on time and as pl

these agricultural experts from morocco share the same goals agriculture plays a fundamental role where they come from. here they can see first hand how soil improvement functions in detail that helps them find solutions for their own environmental problems. in general our main problem is the intensification of agriculture because it also leaves us with fewer organic waste products for the money as you know if they want to use the charcoal rich terror in morocco as well it's. also into them. once the ground is contaminated or depleted it takes many years to recover so we have to find a solution to tackle that problem. and the soil we've been shown here. is an excellent solution. these riesling vines when growing well anymore many of them were small and spindly. the ground was dry and depleted so the vintner added terra prater to the soil. this thing is we're here in an area where vineyards have existed for almost two thousand years without crop rotation in principle an extensive period of monoculture. that will definitely leave some areas a bit worn out the soil has to be reactivated we

they want to use the charcoal rich terror in morocco as well. and bring it also into them and. once the ground is contaminated or depleted it takes many years to recover so we have to find a solution to tackle that problem. and the soil we've been shown here. is an excellent solution. these riesling vines when growing well anymore many of them were small and spindly. the ground was dry and depleted so the vintner added terror prater to the soil. this thing is we're here in an area where vineyards have existed for almost two thousand years without crop rotation in principle an extensive period of monoculture. that will definitely leave some areas a bit worn out the soil has to be reactivated we can't continue like this for another two thousand years. the initial results are very promising this ancient farming technique clearly has a bright future. when i had to zimbabwe where we met with more than i she has led to produce an innovation that will keep the environment clear by cutting down on energy consumption it's a bug but keeps your food warm and it's made from crush see how t

no score yet but morocco have just become the latest nation to qualify for the tournament. but heartbreak for the ivory coast who will now miss out on the world cup. no premier league football today because of the international break. but there was late drama in the south yorkshire derby between doncaster and rotherham in league one, with a 95th minute equaliser salvaging a point for rotherham. they'd fallen behind just after the hour mark, thanks to an unfortunate own goal from their captain richard wood. but the visitors rallied from there. they hit the woodwork three times, before eventually finding a way through in the final minute of time added on. kieffer moore with his 13th goal of the season. for all today's results and how they affect the tables, you can go to the bbc sport website. the holders dundee united have been knocked out of the scottish challenge cup. they lost 2—1 at home to the northern irish premiership side crusaders, thanks to a winner from gavin whyte — they're through to the semi—finals. dumbarton won 2—0 at home to raith rovers. inverness caledonia

morocco's agricultural output has suffered from a drought, which has pushed up food prices.ibitions. ankara defended the move, saying homosexual events are not conducive to public order, given turkish "sensitivities". turkish authorities banned a german lgbt film festival in the capital last week out of fear it could be ‘provocative‘. more than 30,000 runners have taken part in delhi's half marathon, despite calls by doctors to postpone it on health grounds. air pollution was measured at eight times above safe levels. some runners wore anti—pollution masks as they took part. months of high temperatures and virtually no rain has caused the worst drought this century for spain and portugal. more than 80% of portugal is officially classified as enduring "severe" or "extreme" drought. now there are concerns for the country's population of bees — which are crucial to pollinating crops. georgina smyth reports. beekeeping is serious business. luis correia's 600 hives should be bringing it eight tons of honey each year. but portugal has suffered its driest weather for more than 20 y

morocco has been suffering from a drought which has pushed up food costs. her over the last week. she says the messages were directly linked to the way she and other party members were branded "brexit mutineers" by the daily telegraph newspaper. she said that she had been "quite frightened" by the threats. a huge air and sea search involving five countries, and including the royal navy, is under way to try and locate an argentine submarine. the sanjuan has been missing since wednesday, with 44 crew on board. contact was lost as it returned from a routine mission near the southern—most tip of south america, but there are now signals being detected which may provide clues as to its location. dan johnson reports. this is a vessel designed to play hide and seek in the deepest depths. so finding the sanjuan, its crew and the 22 torpedoes it carries is a real challenge. fresh satellite signals, albeit weak ones, have revived hopes of rescue. seven call attempts have been received, says the navy spokesman, but they were incomplete and need to be checked to pinpoin

molleker‘s agricultural output has suffered from drought, which has pushed up food prices. —— morocco'sdential vote indicate it will to go to a second round. favourite sebastian pinera, a conservative billionaire and former president, will take on socialist candidate alejandro guillier in a run off next month. tsunami waves have been detected in new caledonia and ben white to after an earthquake struck near the pacific islands. —— tsunami waves have been detected in new caledonia and vanuatu after a magnitude 7 earthquake struck between the pacific islands. the tsunami warning center says waves as high as one metre above the high—tide mark are forecast to hit new caledonia and smaller waves are expected in vanuatu. around 30,000 runners braved delhi's smog to take part in the city's half marathon, despite health warnings and calls from doctors for the race to be be postponed. some runners did what they could to protect themselves out on the course — but even so, some of them complained of burning eyes, and a dry throat. however, delhi's pollution is now much lower than the dangerous lev

. 15 people have been killed in a stampede which broke out while food aid was being handed out in morocco is offering help to the victims‘ families, and ordered a criminal investigation. chileans are voting for a new president to replace michelle bachelet, who is barred from seeking an immediate re—election under the constitution. eight candidates are contesting the first round of voting, with a run—off likely to be needed in december to decide the eventual winner. more than 30,000 runners have taken part in delhi‘s half marathon, despite calls by doctors to postpone it on health grounds. air pollution was measured at eight times above safe levels. some runners wore anti—pollution masks as they took part. nick marshall—mccormack has all the sport. thanks very much. he was showered in confetti and he lifted the trophy high, what a confetti and he lifted the trophy high, whata night confetti and he lifted the trophy high, what a night for grigor dimitrov after he won the biggest tennis tournament of his career at the atp finals in london. he had to break david goffin three times to see to w

morocco's king mohammed the sixth has arrived in qatar to discuss the latest developments in the gulf political crisis king was greeted by the time him being hunted out honey this is king muhammad's first visit to qatar since the beginning of the ongoing gulf crisis where saudi arabia the u.a.e. backplane and egypt have cuts diplomatic ties with qatar the king came to doha straight from a similar trip to the u.a.e. . spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is in catalonia for the first time since the central government imposed direct rule over the region he traveled to barcelona to campaign ahead of december's regional elections while there he urged voters to defeat the independence movement john hall has more from barcelona. on a sunny altar morning in barcelona a marching band goes through its routines oblivious to the presence of conservative prime minister you know who tell behind them. mariano rajoy was paying a quiet visit to supporters of his own party to those who want catalonia to break away from spain is something of a hate figure the man who deposed their government enforcing

rules of conflict which provides for the city and proportionality in the use of force the war in morocco we is the longest battle that philippine military has fought since world war two now to fighters to control of several parts of what are we city in may and help more than two thousand people hostage them out to made those secret of their brutality it is highlighted in their propaganda but many here believe the philippine military should be held to a higher standard the air is a protector of the people of this state they are the ones who are bestowed with that fire does that mean the protector of the people and the state and that's why we hold them to account because they are eventually the bare earth the military has been undergoing reforms for several years now the operation is being seen as a test as to whether lessons and human rights have been institutionalized accusations of human rights abuses committed by the state have been the cause of the grievances by so many muslim communities which in turn are being exploited by radical armed groups here many believe these grievances need

the fighting continues fifteen people have been killed and five others injured in a stampede and morocco this happened in a village about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of casablanca as food aid is being distributed at a market all of the victims are women. round five of nafta negotiations continue in mexico city this is actually a rainy center the free trade agreement after president donald trump took office at the stalemate could lead to a major economic fallout on both sides of the border and you have apollo has more from mexico city. this freight train arriving at an industrial port in central mexico has been traveling nonstop from chicago the cargo on board includes tons of bra materials and automobile components. here assembly is done by workers who supply parts to some of the world's largest automobile manufacturers. mexicans are very hard workers and we learned very fast and the labor has high skilled apart from that is low cost. under the rules of origin set by nafta sixty two point five percent of auto parts and materials must be sourced from north america in order to e

of them women have died ina 15 people, many of them women have died in a stampede at a market in moroccod weather is hampering the fourth day of the search for an rge tinniannaval submarine which is missing with 44 crew on board. they have another enough supplies to last another two weeks. we will have a full round—up of the day's news at 10.30. first, 0ur wormed. —— 0ur day's news at 10.30. first, 0ur wormed. —— our world. day's news at 10.30. first, 0ur wormed. —— 0urworld. the day's news at 10.30. first, 0ur wormed. —— our world. the verdict of the war crimes against ratko mladic will be delivered next week. some viewers may find some parts of this programme upsetting. haunting music. in the 1990s, terrible things happened here. and even now, bosnia's earth guards its secrets. gunshots. but in order to escape its past, this country must confront it again, with the imminent verdict on general ratko mladic, whose list of war crimes led him to be dubbed "the butcher of bosnia". music continues. in an old factory in central bosnia, the human cost of the war is still being measured. for it

does divide and i don't think and as we've seen many other countries in the arab world including morocco for example tunisia are fully in the so d. camp with regards to iran or with regards to other issues that divide the saudis and there are iranians like the g.c.c. qatar crisis for example and israeli cabinet minister says his government's had covert contact with saudi arabia to discuss their concerns about iran energy minister evolve steinitz made the disclosure in a radio interview it's the first time a senior israeli politician has confirmed such contacts are taking place and it's was asked why israel was keeping its ties with saudi arabia secret he says relations with muslim countries are often hidden because that's what the other country wants. i can say that we have secret relations with moderate arab and muslim states we don't shy away from that but the other side is the one which wants to keep such relations quiet we respect the desire of the other side if we are dealing with saudi arabia or any other arab or muslim countries we have to protect the secrecy it's true that saudi

beatty of morocco when the second stage but that is only as far as the men are concerned the moroccan trails overall race leader in the title of a rusher by thirty seconds in the overall classification more than one hundred runners from fifteen countries are competing in this event spending one hundred sixty five kilometers of six stages across the oman desert it will finish on the shore of the arabian sea. had to learn. they didn't today stage was very hard with a lot of jews in the first ten kilometers but the remainder of the race was flatter thankfully i finished in second place behind the world champion from the desert to the snowy slopes of italy with the freestyle skiing big a world cup continued big error is said to make it a limping debut at the winter olympics in pyongyang in twenty eighteen so with less than three months to go that it's not surprising that there was an all star field in milan for this event switzerland's alias triumphed in the men's competition after receiving a maximum of one hundred points for this eve effort and the aptly named the colleen ballet bears w

around the world one of the most famous is the marathon de salvo which takes place every spring in morocco but this year organizers have staso the version of the race in peru now the south american edition will take three hundred competitors across two hundred fifty kilometers and they'll be running more or less the equivalent of a marathon that's forty two point one kilometers every day while this was the picture posted by organizes as competitive as crossed the start runners for more than forty countries have been making their way to the start line in the town is on the edge of the as a comet desert and from there they've been posting these pictures to social media it certainly looks absolutely stunning and don't forget that the runners have to carry their own equipment and their own food for the entire race and here's a picture of some of the kids and another on as even practice spigots evil and i say he also says that packs of not double up his desert currency when money is of course useless but what on earth makes people actually want to compete in the ultramarathons well we spoke to

faces and philippine government forces of war crimes to in the five months battle for the city of morocco way more than a thousand people were killed another five hundred thousand were displaced. from manila. it is the first detailed human rights investigation into the five month long conflict in the southern city of mazar we it killed more than a thousand people and displaced hundreds of thousands of civilians amnesty international sent a team to land a province in the southern philippines to interview around fifty survivors and witnesses what they heard were stories of widespread abuse on both sides some of which amount to war crimes the amnesty report says members of a local group called them out they targeted christians the attacks were often brutal some people were shot at point blank range while others had their throats slit the philippine military also stands accused in the report it details accounts of civilians who say they were tortured by members of the marines after their escape from out of fighters some say they were held tied beaten and accused of fighting against the govern