it's not only in venice the cruise tourism is seriously damaging the environment german is nature conservation union has criticised the lack of exhaust purification on the ships worldwide the fuel by heavy oil which emits a hundred times the polluted. it's of standard truck diesel. they get a fairly good dinner at a mob. they don't jordan i've been opened by. me yes and if. they were definitely finance the idea that i mean. that if we think that the. news isn't alone in choosing a private sector to structure for its poor. pull out europe's biggest for cruise ships is also partially privatized the city was not always so attractive to tourists the turning point was the one thousand nine hundred two olympic games around two billion was invested in road building hotels and remodelling the coast. with twelve international concerns the city undertook the biggest marketing program in its history. it was not long before property prices rocketed. one example in one thousand nine hundred four the ritz carlton group opened a luxury hotel the building cost one hundred thirty eight million euros twelve years lat

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conservation organisation. the international union for conservation of nature have warned that despite the change, the species —alk to ianjones — head of big cats at paradise wildlife park in broxbourne, who are part of a europe—wide breeding programme for snow leopards. ian, you have got two of these beautiful creatures indoor park. yes, we have. we have a male and a female. tell us a little bit about how they came to be in danger to in the first place, and about what's being done in your breeding programme? so, originally in the 70s, we don't really know a lot about snow leopards, and they were finally brought back into captivity to start a breeding programme. and then over the last line of 20—25 yea rs, then over the last line of 20—25 years, we've got a lot better at actually looking at snow leopards in the world and trying to find out how many snow leopards are actually out there. we believe there's probably about 3500-7000 there. we believe there's probably about 3500—7000 snow leopards in the wild, a lot higher than 30 years ago. snow leopards here are hopefully going to play a part. on the breeding prog

the international union for the conservation of nature moved the panda from its endangered list lastor giant pandas was 1.7% smaller in 2013 than in 1988, when the animal was listed as endangered. the bbc has launched a new language service for its radio and online output. bbc news korean will broadcast for the korean peninsula and also for korean speakers around the world. the bbc said it wanted to serve accurate and unbiased information about the world to meet a basic human right. this story is proving very popular online on social media. britain‘s prince harry and his girlfriend the american actress meghan markle have made their first public appearance together. the couple, who have mostly avoided the spotlight, were seen at the invictus games in toronto, an international sporting event set up by the prince for injured soldiers. more on that story at bbc.com. to anyone who‘s been following japan‘s political scene, it was no surprise to hear prime minister shinzo abe announce a snap election. mr abe says he needs a new mandate to deal with the growing threat from north korea. in a

the international union for the conservation of nature moved the panda from its endangered list lastt satellite imagery shows that the habitat for giant pandas was 1.7% smaller in 2013 than in 1988, when the animal was listed as endangered. britain's prince harry and his girlfriend, the american actress meghan markle, have made their first public appearance together. the couple, who have mostly avoided the spotlight, were seen at the invictus games in toronto, an international sporting event set up by the prince for injured soldiers. more on that story at bbc.com. the german chancellor, angela merkel, may have secured a fourth term in office, but her party, the christian democrats, lost over a million voters to the far—right in sunday's election. mrs merkel says she wants to win the voters who deserted her paty back, but she starts in a weaker position, and now faces months of coalition talks to try to form a stable government. translation: no question about it, we wa nt translation: no question about it, we want a slightly better result, thatis we want a slightly better result, that

conservative than other parts of the country. affection for communism and the soviet union was not necessarily second nature or spokane.hey might be anti-soviet on the other, they were very pro-soviet, very grateful that so much have been done for our world fair. ♪ of the fair came in early may of 1974. it's about 80,000 people who came to that. is a openingd speech. >> it's a great privilege to be toe on this beautiful day speak about what this particular occasion means, not only are now, and the days ahead in this summer. maybe millions will come to see it. looking down to the faces of history perhaps for the year 2000 -- 25 years from now. we celebrated new year that comes once a month thousand years. and when we look back to see a new yearnow -- that was not only the greatest new year for america but for every nation in the world. today we speak with the environment in terms that we should. when you share in the water/that this be a part of all of those other things that have to do with making our cities and towns and countryside more youthful. for children and those that follow us. another aspect of environments t

is, spokane was and is somewhat more conservative, say than other parts of the country and affection for communism in the soviet union was not necessarily second nature to folks in spokane. but on the one hand, they might be anti-soviet, but on the other hand, they were very pro-soviet and very grateful that so much had been done for our worlds fair. the opening of the fair came in early may of 1974. and about 80,000 people came to that and richard nixon, president and said, gave the opening speech. -- president nixon, gave the opening speech. >> it is a pleasure to be here on this sparkling opening day to speak about what this particular occasion means, not only for now, and the days ahead in the summer where i hope hundreds of thousands and maybe millions will come to see it. but down on the pages of history perhaps to the year 2000, 25 years from now, when we celebrate a new year's that comes once in a thousand years. back to seelook what we did now to make that a theyear that was not only greatest new year for america, but for every nation in the world. today we speak of the environment in terms as we should of cleaning up the air and the water,

conservative, say, then other parts of the country. andaffection for communism the soviet union was not necessarily second nature to folks in spokane. on the one hand, they might be anti-soviet, but on the other hand they were very pro-soviet and grateful that so much had been done for our worlds fair. ♪ >> the opening of the fair came in early may of 1974. and about 80,000 people came to it. richard nixon, president nixon, gave the opening speech. >> it is a great privilege to be here on this sparkling, beautiful day to speak about what this particular occasion means, not only for now and the days ahead in this summer when i hope that millions will come to see it, but looking down through the faces of history perhaps to the year 2000, 25 years from now, when we celebrate a new year that comes once in a thousand years. back to seelook what we did now to make that a new year that was not only the greatest new year for america, but for every nation in the world. today we speak of the of very meant in terms -- the environment in terms that we should, cleaning up the air and water, the legacy of parks, of all those other things that hav