of you're in going to pull duck websites local retailers have been offering fountains of articles mykola text set up the website is this answer to amazon. honestly no one stands a chance against amazon the website is really only there to give us an online presence and that's a pleasant our customers come from all over germany. has come from book the other half from around the country this. book and that hope the drop in sales caused by sites like amazon in a bookshop which also offer school supplies like satchels island another shopping trip. i wonder what happens if someone photographs a barcode on yeah this is the part yes nowadays you've got software which automatically shows the product on the internet if you go through so you get customers who walk into a shop look for something then just take a picture of it if they like it it's quite cheeky isn't it very close to the life yeah yeah but that's just the way things are that's why herman hunter has been online for years where he markets the hundreds of thousands of articles in his store room he says people are going into town less and

it has had a short run in terms of the shows‘s longevity, it wasn't like that mykola.s this kind of interest is remarkable and you have to wonder if the bbc will be looking for other old programmes which seem to have a very loyal audience or might be interested in begin back, that is one aspect, the other is for that the creators, how can they potentially turn down a new series? iimagine the potentially turn down a new series? i imagine the bbc have been on the phone since this morning try to make sure, see if they can get an answer out of them. people across certain parts of the middle east, india and south east asia have witnessed the last solar eclipse of the decade. the path of the eclipse allowed millions of people to see it. shaun hassett has more. this is an annular solar eclipse or as some people call it, the ring of fire. it happens when the moon covers the sun centre, but leaves the outer edges visible. although it doesn't feel this way for many of us in the northern hemisphere right now, we are getting closer to the sun. that means the sun is actually larger

as anti-government protests continue across the country calling for the election to be boycotted mykola gauge reports. was anti government protesters out again on the streets this time less than 48 hours before the polling stations in algeria altering their value into a boy course the voyage claiming it won't be fair if the ruling elite still in power at the same time to former prime ministers were being sentenced in court for corruption and fraud ahmed was sentenced for 15 he is and his predecessor abdel nur likes allow for 12 an international arrest warrant was issued for former industry minister disallows bush will read who's not in the country in his absence he was sentenced to 20 years they all served under a long time president abdelaziz bouteflika was he was forced to step down earlier this year after widespread protests rejecting his attempt to run for 50. some of. those demonstrations have continued for months with cause for complaint or the whole of the political system. of the what are now with come with slogans that say every day there will be a march and we will not start t

have been forced to flee their homes with the border to turkey now closed they have nowhere to go mykola gauge reports. tents go up in the syrian town of dunn are now a temporary harm for families with nowhere else to go if they fled martel newmont in the south of italy province as syrian government forces advance many leaving most of their belongings behind. we fled from the bombardment and came here it's a small camp that doesn't really fit a lot of people and the people just keep coming the situation is not that. since the start of december nearly 250000 people have been displaced from you'd leave the last rebel held area of syria most women and children many have fled by road for others fuel shortages have stopped them from getting a why some are trying to seek shelter in turkey but they're not being allowed to cross the border and this comes on top of the displacement figures that we had from the end of april to the end of august where more than 400000 people have been displaced so what we have is a displacement crisis on top of another displacement crisis. president bashar al assad

widespread political will fool with none in sight so far there are unlikely to accept the election result mykola gauge al-jazeera but as prime minister boris johnson's conservative party has secured a landslide victory in the general election johnson claims the decisive result gives him a powerful new mandate to take britain out of the e.u. on january 31st more let's cross to london to lauren and the team in our european broadcast sense and lauren. thanks judy yes boris johnson's pitch to get it done has paid off spectacularly with the conservatives snatching seats from the heartland and the opposition labor party johnson has promised to be a unifying force but in scotland there are growing calls for independence after a scottish national party swept through most seats charlie angela begins our coverage from here in london. boris johnson is welcomed back to downing street. after the conservatives radically reconfigured britain's political map that biggest majority since 1000 into 70 i'm proud to say that members of our new one nation government a people's government will set out from constituenc

widespread political reform with none in sight so far there are unlikely to accept the election results mykola gauge al-jazeera will hear boris johnson says bersin needs to start healing the brakes at divide after winning the country's general election his conservative party won a majority of 80 seats giving him a clear mandate for the country to leave the e.u. the opposition labor party lost seats and its leader jeremy corbyn says he will resign but only when a successor has been chosen meanwhile the leader of the liberal democrats joe swenson has already stepped down after losing her seat as an m.p. to an advance by the pro independent scottish national party. now do stay with us the program coming up next is studio b. unscripted with one of the co-founders of the group black lives matter patrice colos and the british iraqi rapper loci a talk about who gets branded a terrorist and how to be an activist. by always look to him as the fall guy face all by the crying empire i think when we make the decision to stand up for ourselves the powers that be a reality we have a deep state that do whate

corrupt establishment but he's offering talks with demonstrators hoping it'll move the country forward mykola gauge reports. it was an election the majority of algerians didn't want and an outcome it seems rejected by many. tens of thousands rallied across the country is the results of the presidential election were announced i didn't measure it but abdul majid tbone received just over $4900000.00 votes achieving a total of 58.15 percent of the vote this. abdel majid tbone is a former prime minister of algeria both men who held that position before and after him were found guilty of corruption he served during the 20 year rule of president abdelaziz bouteflika who resigned in the face of mass demonstrations in i. know you are born with a nose he does not represent us neither do the other 4 candidates we said no to elections with all those who are part of the former regime and we do not agree with what is happening so we shall attend and i stretch my hand to the protesters to begin a serious dialogue for algeria i thank the protesters as they have helped to bring democracy back to the country.

the company was founded by mykola zlochevsky. burisma brought hunter biden onto its board of directors, according to "the new york times," as part of a broad effort by burisma to bring in well-connected democrats during a period when the company was facing investigations back not just by domestic ukrainian forces but by officials in the obama administration. george kent testified about these efforts. hunter biden reportedly received between $50,000 and $83,000 a month. as compensation for his position on burisma's board. at the time that hunter biden joined the board, his father, the former vp, was the obama administration's point person. for ukraine. biden has no specific governance expertise and we don't believe he speaks ukrainian or russian. we don't believe he moved there. so he's getting this gigantic paycheck for what? the washington potion wrote at the time of biden's appointment to burisma's board that it look looked nepotismic at best. according to "the wall street journal," anti-corruption activists in ukraine also rai

the company was founded by mykola zlochevsky. burisma brought hunter biden onto its board of directors, according to "the new york times," as part of a broad effort by burisma to bring in well-connected democrats during a period when the company was facing investigations back not just by domestic ukrainian forces but by officials in the obama administration. george kent testified about these efforts. hunter biden reportedly received between $50,000 and $83,000 a month. as compensation for his position on burisma's board. at the time that hunter biden joined the board, his father, the former vp, was the obama administration's point person. for ukraine. biden has no specific governance expertise and we don't believe he speaks ukrainian or russian. we don't believe he moved there. so he's getting this gigantic paycheck for what? the washington potion wrote at the time of biden's appointment to burisma's board that it look looked nepotismic at best. according to "the wall street journal," anti-corruption activists in ukraine also rai