and when it comes from automatically fisherman i want the consumer to nor the fisherman as there nor the fish in the nor the fish they even know the fisherman i think it can work like that. but the x. x. comes to him with the preparation for the next one in the hope that the gap between the fishing community and finally closes for. a calendar like this which appeals to the better sense of the consumer must have given you an idea of how big the problem is fishing is a huge industry worldwide but remember these natural resources in our oceans are not endless let's take a closer look at the impact overfishing has on our planet. fishing is big business the un's food and agriculture organization estimates the value of trade in fish and fishery products were 29000 at 145000000000 euros the catch of fish and seafood has been growing for decades between 195-1990 the global catch sawed from under $20000000.00 tonnes a year to about 80 the rate of growth been slowed and the catch is now around 19000000 tonnes a year. small scale fishing is responsible for close to half the volume the united na

>> i never invited you to the field, nor have i expressed a hope that you would call me out. was informed by gentlemen with whom you had conferred upon the subject that you left norfolk for this place with the intention of calling me out. if you made the call, i would meet you. but on all scores, i should be much better pleased to have nothing to do with you. or any otherve him person reason to understand that my vision -- a visit to washington last spring for the purpose of calling you about, nor did i go there with any such view. how can you reconcile your effecting indifference toward me in the remark that you would be much better pleased to have nothing to do with me? it is true you have never given me a direct, formal, and written invitation to you in the fields, such as when gentlemen of honor would send to another. but if your own admissions that you had and cautiously said you would meet me if i had wished, and if you had not put yourself, you would reconsider the subject, and all of this without any provocation on my part. under all the circumstances of the case, i c

they say they weren't they weren't getting help from you they weren't getting the information they nor the the i.c.c. . met with the authorities had a career and we would have no choice but to cooperate they've been waiting for years to get your cooperation and it hasn't come minister maybe you're out of the loop here what maybe you don't have information about what's going on in your own government and very informed or go so my government and our cell adelaide are due to the trouble to ask and. i am not sure that is a good am not aware that we have we done our cooperation from the i.c.c. the un special rapporteur speaks of countless allegations of excessive use of force by your police in particular officers of the special anti robbery squad or saw as you said you wanted specific examples is a specific example they've been accused of widespread torture in some cases leading to deaths in custody and extra judicial killings so the unit is clearly out of control isn't it because the un human rights committee warned your government to ensure that this group operates in accordance with inte

first, he did not intend to kill commodore james barron, nor did he want to injure his opponent. secondly, he wanted to leave everything to his wife, susan, who is not aware of the duel. after breakfast, the three men boarded a hired carriage to make the journey to bladensburg, maryland. cutting through the late march chill, the carriage made its way toward the battlefield until commodore barron 's second, spotted them. they would finish on foot. they made their way to the open field, surrounded by early spring, which would shelter the field from the nearby roads. bainbridges second, was passed -- tasked with loading the pistols. he fumbled his way until stephen decatur offered to help. moments later, commodore decatur effectively loaded the gun that barron would use to end the dispute between the naval heroes. a letter from barron to decatur in june, 1819, six years after baron was relieved from his suspension from the navy, broke the 12 year sentence between the men. barron accused, "i have been informed and no are folk -- in norfolk that you could insult me with impunity. if y

nor country nor city as it makes we have.lost if if i may why do you think people have allowed you to do and say what you have done and said why is it that you know sometimes you've done things that they don't want and yet still they support you. well because people are a real stew. you know. human being so i'm immodest of hobbit. when it's a been done and done and repeated be done. it it's kind of if. it comes to really i'm almost a 2nd big. but when they see things when they see good things or a scene from a little discipline. if they see improvement or do things. which are allowed what. people should do. it is. in my generation. it is during my time that i should be doing things to protect to make them see. fight the wars and i want to end it now and i want to end communism and drug. problems or at least the build is minimal so that the next generation will not have so many problems of. me if it's wrong to be a part in it defending. your country. against it are. to. be. the bomb but. and seeing your loss ac is still coming

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nor country nor city makes we have.lost if if i may why do you think people have allowed you to do and say what you have done and said why is it that you know sometimes you've done things that they don't want and yet still they support you well because people are a real stew you know. human being so i'm immodest of hobbit. when it's to be done and done and repeated be done. it it's kind of if. it comes to not really i'm almost a 2nd big. but when they see things. when they see good things are raising from discipline. if they see improvement or do things. which are allowed. people should realize that it is. in my generation. it is during my time that i should be doing thing to protect to make them see. the worse and i want it now and i want to end communism and drug. problems or at least the. minimal so that the next generation will not have so many problems of. me if it's wrong to be a part in defending. your country. against that are spiritually know that it does come from the. bomb but. and seeing your loss ac is stil

on our part, not a sound of trumpet more nor roll of drum, not a cheer, not a word nor whisper of vain glorying, nor motion of men standing again at the order, but an odd stillness rather and breath holding as if it were the passing of the dead. that's chamberlain's observations. and then my account picks up from there. such deep sympathies in a victory so heavily tinged with sadness and grief and death. this war was and remains to this day america's bloodiest conflict, having generated at least a million and a half casualties on the two sides combined, including 620,000 or some people they estimate far more than that deaths, the equivalent of 6 million men in today's american population. one in four soldiers who went to war never returned home. one in 13 returned home with one or more lissing limbs. -- more missing limbs. for decades to come, one could see men burying such scars and mutilations, a lingering reminder of the price they and others had paid. yet chamberlain's words suggested there might be room in the days and years ahead for a spirit of conciliation, a spirit that lincol

it constricts on the back, which is what makes use nor. use nor because it constricts on the back, whiche beautiful! men are twice as likely to snore than women. it is a fa ct, likely to snore than women. it is a fact, 30% of men have sleep apnoea and 6% of women —— fact, 30% of men have sleep apnoea and 6% of women “13%. fact, 30% of men have sleep apnoea and 696 of women -- 13%. and it fact, 30% of men have sleep apnoea and 696 of women -- 1396. and it is the cause of lots of marital disharmony. says a woman who knows! there must be an operable tongue size, which we will no doubt find out. the next thing will be plastic surgery on your out. the next thing will be plastic surgery on your tongue, tongue sculpting and liposuction. lose some weight, that seems to be the answer to most rings! it is only january, who has fallen off the dietary wagon already? —— most things. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any ev

you and you were not consumed with anger nor fear or damage.not consumed with anger norfear or damage. you got beyond it. we had damage. we had plenty of damage. we had nightmares, terrible nightmares for years afterward stop and in the nightmare you thought to yourself well, this could not have happened again. you woke up in a nightmare to, to convince yourself that you are dreaming that it is not happening again. we had terrible nightmares for years. it was not just me, i think, most people who survived auschwitz and the terrors of the cruelty of the german soldiers, i mean, how they could stoop to such cruelty is beyond anyone‘s imagination. germany was the most cultured nation in europe. how could this stoop to such inhumanity? of course, more than 1 million people died in auschwitz and the vast majority were jewish. million people died in auschwitz and the vast majority werejewish. not all but the vast majority were because hitler‘s plan was to eliminate european jury. so because hitler‘s plan was to eliminate europeanjury. so when because

saving your life if we can do so much as a nation to make it's that cancer is not a death sentence nor is it a sense of poverty it was reconciling my new physical limitations the fact that i have is now on several different medications and had multiple follow up appointments with multiple different providers and it took me a little bit to figure out my new normal and how i fit in a mile so yes when i would wish my medical team to now is when techniques done stuff going about in patients one doctor without giving me a new drug that just came approved and i needed to go get a 2nd opinion a data fiber boston and it once i received that letter they agreed to treat me with the drug so it's if you keep up with your research in concert with questioning i think everything will turn out good. joining us to discuss the treatment of cancer is dr as and in college and space to new york and also of a new book on the disease called the 1st cell also with us in studio is. she is a breast cancer survivor based in new york she's also vice president a video for she media and joining us via skype charles

is a caretaker one so that's why really they the decision of the of the parliament is neither here nor there. surely. approaching your none of them. but this is the only reason i'm pausing everybody is because there's so much response coming on from people who are watching the show you go 1st and i'm going to put a couple of these points to you from on high i think that the point is very important that for for president trump and i think maybe unfortunately for americans even more broadly than that the relevance of iraq as an individual sovereign country is really falling by the wayside and i think that was dramatically shown in president trump's response smore ning to the iranian retaliation for the killing of course and so on the money and the other iraqis who were in his party trump said this morning that it really wasn't a big deal they just struck iraq they just struck iraq i wanted to resonate for everybody they just struck iraq and for me some of my colleagues here were saying well were there any american casualties when they 1st heard the news and i said well no i hear they're

iraqi government is not being able to regulate to create a balanced 3 nation ship neither with iran nor with the united states of america not a single american president to visit iraq and almost all of them came on and house visits all of them where secret visits they came in after arrival the visit was announced and they go to military bases meet their soldiers and then by the way some of them call the leaders of the government others just fly out and leave to other areas so neither iran nor america really respected the this sovereignty of the oak the fair act as a country and this is partly mostly the fault of the government of iraq this is on one hand or there's another very important issue on the issue of that parliament so solution to toot toot good for to have the u.s. troops leave the country the presence of the u.s. troops in iraq is done by an agreement security agreement between the iraq a fully fledged iraqi government and the united states the government of the united states the current government is a carrot taking government this means it doesn't have the authority of the

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access of our roads all of our aircraft that's been socked in or to digress and we simply can't access nor can the people in those areas get here and. in some places the blazes are so intense that the thick smoke turned day to night. the fires a causing dry lightning storms that themselves are starting new fires. is pretty scary that wall of fire that we saw earlier i don't know whether we'd be trying to save the house and you're always worried that it's more important save your family than the actual property itself with. some people who've returned home found there's not much left. first so you know it's. gone. this is the other unit that i was i'm on the roof now trying to stop it. a stray has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on its east coast but every state has battled blazes that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. now earlier we spoke with correspondent rajan menon he's following the story in sydney and we often whether there are any signs at all that the fires will subside. rumor is all this is just t

went through lengthy medical treatment in germany in 2015 he was unmarried and had neither children nor siblings and he did not publicly name a successor. well cabooses successor was saw in in just a short time ago high from bin taricco side was chosen to replace the longtime leader you can see me here in the front row of mourners he was sultan cabooses cousin and the country's heritage and culture minister. is here with me in the studio has covered this region extensively of course and we'll be talking to him about the negativity of sultan qaboos and the implications of his death for this region let's start with the succession 1st so there was no heir apparent but the succession seems to have happened in a very orderly and quick manner the very orderly way in the various manner to send a message that the. royal family has already convened its dignity dignity came together right after the death of soul to decide that. it's going to be the new sort of. pitch weight in a tradition of the royal dynasty the has been in power in the region for more than 250 years so about a few weeks ago whe

right as you nor centrist we really have a specialist coming into power. so of course his major shakeup in russian politics comes after the government resigned on mass on wednesday that was in response to vladimir putin suggesting amendments the constitution effectively diminishing the president's powers while boosting those of parliament. particularly but it was and will it should be amendments i suggested yesterday do not affect the fundamental basis of the constitution further in russia's development as a lawful state the goal is also to enhance the effectiveness of the country's institutions to strengthen the role of civil society and to enable the political parties in a regions to make decisions vital to the country's development or gas to have our senior correspondent acts explains more about the landmark moves and the reaction i've received from the west. tried splay in this letter putin and powers the office of president the media accuses of it seizing more power more control over russia but when putin gives up that power and hands it over to parli

on the results of its work but how do you fund such a mission if you don't want to do it in the open nor in the public well via the independent public broadcaster the b.b.c. of course and it was easy the b.b.c. paid subscriptions and then later on the british pay the compensation however it didn't come cheap in fact it cost $350000.00 pounds which in today's money is you see britain wanted to be big but not that big because if it was to be too profitable well then the propaganda stories would get lost amongst the other. in going for profitable service will not be tempted to put in popular items and leave out the political material which is what we want we all know about the icing on the cake argument but if only the icing is sold and the cake left purposes are not served the most the minds behind this were a shadow a section of the far enough information and research department created in 1948. goal was to create and spread anti soviet material during the cold war but having the news agencies integrity and reputation well. there's no way with such activity today and says at the time it w

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country were also at the summit but we now know they did not speak at the closing press conference nor were they in the same room during that summit so these . are joining me now in studio mona have me from d.w. arabic moni we just heard that press conference just wrapping up now as well what were your 1st impressions my impression was that a lot of effort was being put into that conference on one hand but on the other side i expected another outcome somehow on. so i was sure that there wasn't like a real solution for the conflict but considering like what you said that both national and both libyan parties met individually with. us it shows how big the conflict is and how unrealistic there is also of the conference are mean if the main players can through really agree on solving the thing and also it's very interesting how i mean i know that the external factors play a big role the forces but in the end they also would have to address what is going on between half that and so russia because hospital is a man of war and i don't think he will just adhere to to anything that is said to l

nor am i the only participant in this proceeding who have changed their mind. several members of congress and several senators express different views regarding impeachment when the subject was president clinton than they do now. my colleague and friend, professor stribe, advising speaker pelosi now, wrote that a sitting president cannot be charged with a crime. now he has changed his mind. that's what academics do and should do, based on new information. if there are reasonable doubs about the intended meaning of high crimes and misdemeanors, senators might consider resolving these doubts by lenity that goes back hundreds of years before the founding of our country and was a concept in great britain, relied upon by many of our own justices and judges over the years. it was well known to the legal members of the founding generation. it required that a construing of criminal statute that is capable of more than one reasonable interpretation, the interpretation that favors the defendant should be selected unless it conflicts with the content of the statute. it ha

they sought neither recognition nor praise.ad they committed to themselves to bettering this nation. it was their instilling of these values, and the appreciation for freedom. it was into their children, those who fought in korea in vietnam, the words from 9/11 forward, and it is your actions today sir that i will tell you, is your example in the war, that we emulate, venerate. it serves as an example to inspire us in the most the manned in combat that we face, and it is because of you that we continue to fight for the freedoms that make this country great. as i look at the crowd today, and i stand with the warriors of that greatest generation, some but carry the battle scars of battle,. those who gave also we can live prosperous and free. our nation can never thank you enough sir, we can only make the solemn promise, to continue to stand the watch, so that all that you fought for and many of your brothers died for, will be passed on to the next generation of americans. it is truly been my privilege and honor to stand for, in f

at a burning conference to measures aimed at ending the oil blockade were no details will be given nor timeframe nor what he may want in return and every day without a resolution pushes libya closer towards i reckon on that crisis. the wall or controls 2 thirds of the country with well resourced fighters who've been battling to take the capital tripoli since last april libya is already suffering shortages of basic necessities such a gas for domestic use even though it is a producer the oil squeeze will only make matters worse. more than the one meter to violence out of it's going to affect everyone we rely on oil to give us foreign currency without it there will be a huge problem because libyans depend 100 percent on imports from abroad so without oil revenue prices will rise oil is libya's only real industry but it has failed to match the production levels seen joy in the era of more market afy he was overthrown in the revolution of 2011 the country should be as rich as gulf countries and untapped gas and oil fields have a potential to produce 2400000 barrels a day but it has suffered

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and neither ea nor west.is we want iraq to be ruled by iraqis. quentin: changing was coming to iraq, but the killing of qasem soleimani on iraqi soil means it may me sooner. with enough trouble on their own, iraqi are fast losing patience with america and iran. quentin somerville, bbc news, baghdad. nada: the fbi has arrested three o-suspected members of a zi hate group who planted to travel to a pro-gun rally in virginia ononday. one was a canadian army reservist was fired in august over ts to hate groups and has been suspected missing since.s it comesrginia governor ralphortham declared a state of emergency in the city of richmond ahead of the rally. bi'n speaking to our reporter covering--ngreporter covextremism for vice news. thank us.o much for joining based on your reporting about this neo-nazi terror nwork called the base, how large is and how much of threat does it close to public safy? >> we know it is one of these international committee creasing lincoln national far right groups that has popped up in the last few years. it is hard to k

. >> although i never wanted nor asked mr. >> she claims she had no involvement with his death. how do i trust someone who hasn't even come to terms with her own responsibility for the death of her husband? >> the vote was four against giving her any depend of sentence relief and one abstention. >> reporter: mandatory life without parole sentences like pamela's are now being re-examined through second lookebills. >> second look means that a reviewing board will look at offenders that have gotten very long sentences and will determine whether the sentence should be reduced. >> reporter: 21 states and washington, d.c. have introduced second look bills. new hampshire has yet to peick p a second lookebill but pam smart is hopeful they will. >> even though i didn't ask billy flinn to kill my husband nor did i want him to, if i hadn't had the relationship i had with him my husband would still be alive. so i take responsibility for his death. >> reporter: what does redemption mean to you? >> it means that we don't define people by th

not to good took any hopeless and not cool not to go a new home go on this make to keep so we go on nor george just to come back. and. trade and investment have become magic spells to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the investor a chapter of a trade agreement is about something very different but what when investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys sacred sites all the environment. that means if local communities that are being poisoned object if they do anything that the company feels is interrupting their profits they can be sued. the nationals are taking on the whole nation philip morris is trying to use i yes yes to stop tour of the way from implementing new tobacco regulations aimed at cutting domestic smoking rates a 4 inch company sued egypt because egypt raise its minimum wage democratic choice trump corporate. joint says we try to fund. we don't want to tell the m.p. with an axe and the monument we want that kind of as an urban bus streets filled with events with the