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next in gala and philip road const the laughter of hyenas. they hope this will bring the lions out of their lead since lines enjoy snatching food from their smaller competitors i. was. i was. the hyenas all around the lions remain in hiding what i was predicting as the sun climbs higher in the sky philip and decide to stop for now but they planned to give it one more try so they take the bait with them nothing would be left if the hyenas were to get at it. no sooner have phillip and driven off than the herders arrive with their livestock around two hundred fifty thousand cattle sheep and goats and scavenging for food in the area and land is being ravaged as a result of overgrazing. home before herds were brought in the region was home to around a thousand lines. today philip and ingela estimate there are around fifteen. years. so what we can see here is an extreme case there are far too many cattle here so there's almost no natural vegetation left. wild angles in this area are struggling to survive the few lines that still live almost have no

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today philip and in gala estimate there are around fifty mean. year. so what we can see here is an extreme case there are far too many cattle here so there's almost no natural vegetation left. wild angles in this area are struggling to survive the few lines that still live almost have no other choice but we catch. livestock attached tax happens maybe not for nigh on me on a daily basis but a few times per week i can imagine there is something worth seventy take a percentage sliced off for what she's taken. with such a large number of cattle there are always a few stragglers the lions pick off under cover of documents they wouldn't survive otherwise. lie on me and i only moved on during the night that's why we have to try again now this is my only take two with a bit of luck we'll get at this time thing. the dead is back in place and once again the sound of the last buffalo calf fills really. move. a shadow appears near the dent jurong but it's another hyena. but then in the darkness the shape of other animals it's her naomi and she's not alone at first

philip roth, who's died at the age of 85. you can watch alan yentob's interview with philip roth, filmed just after his 80th birthday, on bbc two at 11.15. that's it. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is sportsday. i'm ben mundy at the bbc sport centre, here's what's coming up tonight. arsenal's new manager settles into the emirates hot seat. and outlines his post—wenger plans. for me, the challenge is unreal. keep it simple simon and stay safe in the pack, yates did just that to retain his giro lead in italy and, simply the bess for england. the spinner is handed a test debut against pakistan at lords. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. ten days ago, we saw the end of arsene wenger‘s 22 year reign at arsenal. today we heard from his successor, unai emery. arsenal say the former psg manager is the perfect fit, and emery thanked wenger for the legacy that he's left at the club. our sports correspondent david ornstein was at today's news conference. finally, we know the identity of the

this is t w news coming to you live from berlin literary giant philip are all done at the age of eighty five we look back the life and works of the lives of the pulitzer prize winning novelist explored the tragedy and comedy of the american experience also on the program facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg apologizes to european lawmakers for the recent data scandal at the social media giant but he runs out the clock to several tough questions on how user data has been shared and manipulated. also on the program a two by royal disappears after an escape attempt on the high seas princess has not been seen for months in a video released after her disappearance she says she was fleeing mistreatment by her father the ruler of dubai we have a special report. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us one of america's greatest modern writers philip roth has died he was eighty five years old roth push boundaries with his fearless explorations of sex death and assimilation the lauded author won every major u.s. literary award including the pulitzer prize. reclusive and often reluctant to give

philip: i think so.a winds on a bond - - winds on a bond-buying of where theses things are going, the u.s. is playing hardball with various economies. it helps to have flexibility. the agreement to allow the deals on steel and , there are signs of hope, and with argentina, but we are not there yet, particularly with the european union threatening china. china, theking of nonmanufacturing index, up for the third straight month. despite alltrong the hubris around trade and geopolitics and north korea. china is holding up very well. manufacturing numbers beat estimates. good good bullwork -- a bulwark to the global economy. philip: it is. more than 50% of chinese gdp is now services. this is an increasingly important part of the chinese economy and global economy. it is encouraging the manufacturing sector is holding up. perhaps if you look at beijing's policy options more generally, what mothers are the chinese authorities going to take to try and reduce credit growth -- what measures are the chinese autho

lots of reaction to the death of the great american writer philip roth.heepthika: a book reviewer at the new york times posted this tribute on twitter saying "i hope they hand out nobel prizes in the afterlife." the new york times reminds us that philip roth was a towering novelist who won pretty much every literary award except the nobel prize. they described him as prolific comic,en blackly dizzying levels of -- literature. complaint, a book the new york times said shortly broke a record for the most masturbation scenes per page. roth never promised to be his readers' friend. genie: really a great writer. europe now where the facebook ceo is meeting with the french president. reactions to his appearance yesterday when he continued his apology tour to e.u. parliamentarians. dheepthika: it is his european apology tour. he was in brussels being grilled for over an hour by e.u. lawmakers over privacy laws after that data taking -- data hacking scandal involving cambridge analytica. he offered few answers and the profuserehashed of apologies we have been hea

"i'd like to have one big final idea", said philip roth.then i won't ever have to start a new book again". the death of the great american novelist was announced today. roth wrote of america and he wrote ofjudaism, but perhaps more than anything else, he wrote of what it was like to be a sexual male. he created alter egos, he created portnoy, the human stain, american pastoral and the plot against america. he wrote like he was running out of time, producing a novel a year well into his 70s. his characters, like the man himself, sometimes angry, always looking for meaning, connection and moments of joy, however brief. here he is speaking to kirsty on newsnight in 2009. you think that happiness in life is very fleeting? shall i speak from personal experience? why not? it is a rare state. it is not the normal state, i don't think. it happens from time to time. but it's not your natural state ? no, i think not. nor is unhappiness. i think one goes along in neutral. well roth was known above all for his ability to write about the human condition

day the passing of an american literary giant will reflect on the wife and works and obsessions of philip. lose in the do everything or lose in the niger as a runner yes i fear it at the end of every book. or we begin the day with two leaders who rely on each other economically and have little in common politically the german chancellor angela merkel and the chinese president xi jinping and yet when they look towards washington they both see the same puzzling president donald trump it is ironic that the cantankerous and callous style of donald trump may be forcing germany and china to cozy up together in ways that would not have been imagined just two years ago but that is how you can read the agenda of miracles visit to china this week she is looking to xi jinping to help secure the global order constructed and mail neglected by the u.s. and that includes free trade and a rejection of protectionism germany and china have always had a complex relationship a relationship that is now being trumped. relations between china and germany are nowhere near as fluffy as spacings representatives at

torture ordered by her father the ruler of dubai we have a special report also coming up literary giant philip roth dies at the age of eighty five roth explored the tragedy and comedy of the jewish american experience we look back at the life and work some people it surprised when he was blessed. and a volcano on a path of destruction lava from a wise man to kill away on grooves in on a geothermal power plant raising fears of toxic gas emissions that could prompt a massive attack you wish. i'm serious oh my god that good to have you with us a missing emirate a princess a french spy yacht seized in international waters it has the hallmarks of a bestselling geo political thriller but this is no novel princess latifa of dubai disappeared after she tried to escape her family and her father the ruler of the emirates she had made it to the waters off india before she was apprehended human rights organizations are urging dubai authorities to reveal her whereabouts of each i reports. and if you are watching this video it's not such a. thirty two year old she wanted to flee from her father the ruler of

philip: the reality of it is, no.ouldn't think that is conversation with the prime minister of vietnam, i would not suspect that my casino is at the tip of his time. and if he did, nothing's changed so far, but no, i think that was a little bit overblown, but what can you do? betty: before we go, just on the macro environment, and speaking about the president and economic policy, do you find it easier to do business now than a year ago when i saw you? philip: there's no question, the markets have opened up, there is more volatility today but people are much more willing and open to do deals and there's a lot of transactions taking place in the market today whereas it was a little bit quiet prior. but we think that as it relates to opportunities, they are out there, and that's one of the good things we are looking at from a holding company perspective. betty: great to see you, thanks for stopping by. scarlet, back to you. .carlet: betty liu there a programming note, coming up on wednesday we have an exclusive interview

and one of america's literary giants philip roth has died at the age of eighty five his writings wrestled with the tragedy and comedy of the jewish american experience we'll take a look back at the life of the pulitzer prize winning novel. it's good to have you with us tonight in italy a political picture of certainty mixed with uncertainty today italy's president approved the appointment of giuseppe conte a little known and political novice to become the country's next prime minister conte was put forward for the posed by italy's two main populist parties the far right league and the anti establishment five star movement in his acceptance speech he valen to form a government of change but said he is aware that he needs to european and international commitments. a promise to protect italians at home and abroad. but. the president has given me the mandate to form a government which i have accepted with reservation if i manage to form this government i will present to the palm and chambers a program that is biased on the interests of the majority political bodies. with which i'm preparing n

one of america's greatest writers philip roth has died he was eighty five years old philip roth forcedliterary and social boundaries with his explorations of sex death and assimilation and won every major u.s. literary prize including the puter reclusive and often reluctant to give interviews philip roth was known for his provocative and uncompromising novels about the american jewish experience but there's a certain or desailly in writing books without the audacity of can't write the books and perhaps there's even a certain recklessness in writing books. i think the society i live in can live with my recklessness such as it is rob who is the author of more than thirty novels and short story collections spanning seven decades is a work frequently blurred the lines between fiction and memoir and drew on his experience growing up in a jewish family in new jersey many of his protagonists birth finleyville versions of himself my strong as it was his life of men and i think my subject has been that . what what what is that what is what it what is the life of len in my time roth was one of t

and extract from philip roth's 1997 the success.ovel. the themes and subjects, the staple of the writer, our american life, jewish values and the blurred line between fact and fiction. as a writer, i must be free to have a perspective larger, deeper, darker than that of a son, a husband, a relative or a friend. philip roth hit the literary big—time in 1969, with his bestselling fourth book, comic, irreverent bold novel which was very taken up with exploring male sexuality. so you like this girl? i like a lot of girls. she likes the jews? one, me. i grew up with tremendous freedom, we will not afraid to say things. there was great curiosity about sex and with the great

will he joins us live from rome philip in that piece we heard the italian president outlining why he rejected the elected alliances pick for economics minister what was so wrong with paolo so. well that palace owner is actually a rather strange choice there on the bottom of the populist directly on the part of the anti establishment five star movement because he has said himself a member of the economic establishment and has been for decades and he's eighty one years old as well so where in terms of novelty yet it he's not a new new kid on the block by any means that it seems that the president was not satisfied with reassurances that mr serve only gave and that he wouldn't upset the e.u. consensus and he was intending to lead actually out of the euro mr stern and made a statement on a web site and which happened to be a web site which is hosted at the anti euro and information previously there was also talk of an interview with the financial times that might have screeched the markets but again now that mr boehner reportedly declined to do that so at the end of the day it came down

let's cross over now to rome where journalist philip will is standing by for us so philip just what could a new government in italy look like who is likely to be the prime minister. that said still the big question because there are suggestions that luigi in meyer has not completely abandoned the idea of being prime minister himself. is this really is the sticking point so far there seems to be agreement creasing agreement on policies but the figure of the prime minister remains a problem. recently the suggestion has been that it could be some kind of reassuring establishment figure someone who will care if your financial markets and allies in europe and take the edge off the populist image of the two parties who've been fairly aggressive towards your in the past and are something of an unknown quantity as well so as on with experience and a reassuring. reputation would help the prime minister all right well it does seem likely that we're going to see a leak and five stars coalition briefly if you can't just what that what kind of an impact that that have on europe. and that's an interest

senior roman catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse archbishop philip wilson concealed sexual assaults on two boys by a priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. . plus europe looks on anxiously as italy's new government begins to take shape to populist parties move closer to power after nominating their choice for prime minister but are they planning to tear off europe's rulebook on austerity. on. one year ago today twenty two people were killed and eight hundred were wounded in a terrorist attack in manchester we meet friends of one of the victims who's being remembered with a new plan. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us we begin this program in north korea where a small group of foreign journalists has arrived to cover the dismantling of the country's nuclear test site later this week. gang is allowing the limited access to the site to publicize its promise to halt on the ground tests and launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles now it's unilaterally announced the moratorium ahead of a summit between leader kim jong il and president do

prince philip serves as chairman of the committee.e a controversial decision. >> the queen commanded it be televised. she didn't think that monarchy should be something done in secret. she's often said to insiders, we need to be seen to be believed. >> winston church hill was vehemently against televising the event, but the queen, young as she was, went against the advice of probably her most trusted prime minister of her entire royal career. >> on june 2nd, 1953, 3 million spectators gather in london to watch elizabeth proceed to westminster abbie in the gold state coach. >> crowds lined the street deep to see this parade of dresses and jewels and uniforms and carriages go by. >> to have a woman on the throne was something unique at the time. and to be celebrated, too. and a girl who everyone had been used to seeing throughout the second world war basically coming of age in front of their eyes. >>> coming up -- >> when it was blown apart by the ira, it must have literally broken her heart. it comes when your insurance company says th

and literary giant philip roth dies at the age of eighty five roth explore the tragedy and comedy of the jewish american experience we look back at the life and works of the pulitzer prize winning novelist. i'm sorry so much comic good to have you with us a missing emma roddy princess a french spy a yacht seized in international waters it has all the hallmarks of a bestselling geo political thriller but this is no novel princess. by disappeared after she tried to escape her family and her father the ruler of the emirate she had made it to the waters off india before she was apprehended human rights organizations are urging dubai authorities to reveal her whereabouts. reports and you are watching this video it's not such a. thirty two year old. want to flee from her father the ruler of dubai and prime minister off of the united arab emirates shaikh mohammad bin rashid al maktoum. to. teach us friends released this video after she was abducted attempting to escape they want to raise awareness of her disappearance these messages were the last that they ever heard from her the last peopl

most senior roman catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child abuse archbishop philip wilson concealed sexual assaults on two boys by a priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. also coming up in the show. south korea's president jets into washington for a crisis meeting as concerns grow for the upcoming summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. plus europe looking on anxiously as italy's new government begins to take shape to populist parties move closer to power after nominating their choice for prime minister but are they planning to tear up europe's rulebook on austerity and bring you the latest from rome. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show. we begin in australia where our court has found a catholic archbishop guilty of covering up sexual abuse against children and one nine hundred seventy s. philip wilson is the most senior catholic in the world to be convicted of the offense he faces two years in prison for failing to report abuse carried out by a pedophile priest in his diocese wilson said he was disappointed with the verd

well and good morning to both of you philip the five star movement is calling for the president to be impeached requote betraying italy's citizens is that a possibility what's next for italy. certainly that it does exist as a technical possibility. and people who agree with the call for his impeachment take the view that he didn't really have much of a political mandate for what he did it he was elected by parliament but he's forwarded the will of two parties that emerged as winners from the most recent elections but i think on the other hand these calls for impeachment are really just the beginning of. bookless election campaign we can expect a lot more fiery rhetoric between now and any new election and i think realistically it is hard to imagine a majority in parliament that would be required voting in favor of impeachment of this president it would also send a signal that italy was drifting really rudderless and will further aggravate the current crisis ok so is the new elections a real possibility bant the italian president saying the euro was central to italy's future but italia

philip does more than just make music he's a trained educator and works for the nonprofit organization y.m.c.a. young men's christian association as the director of a youth club in nestling in he sees every day the role god plays in kids' lives. and. i think faith is of great significance and not necessarily the church or traditions but the questions like is there a god i'm i wanted to do i matter i do have a purpose is there a future if these things have always occupied people for mention of those. they're also at the heart of the elephant song in his music and social work have at least one thing in common with him they're an expression of love football. her. or her or her inner. sadly our public support specialist drawing to a close what the finished off we take a look at how one man remakes traditional christian music into an international snatch it in one thousand nine hundred the german producer to two krikorian monk chanting and letting bible verses and combine them with electronic beats to sing a sadness that's from the music project in which topped the charts in more than ten c

philip roth's biographer also shared this: in 2011 philip roth was awarded the man booker internationalout that price, because it divided the panel and one of the panellists resigned over it, but just to of the panellists resigned over it, butjust to pick up those tributes, very meaningful tributes from people who felt very directly impacted by his work. it is and this extraordinary thing when you realise that the one person has had an impact, whether directly or indirectly on so many lives. he was a huge figure, revered by a great many in america, but he also divided opinion, because he was out front, he was confrontational. he loved a good argument. he used to talk about writing books as asking the reader not to venerate the book, but to box with it. and that is exactly what happened. he got up very close, he confronted you, he tried to push you around, but when i met him in new york, when we awarded the prize, and had a dinnerfor it, i wrote about this, and said that sometimes his characters get way too close, and you want to punch them back. philip was terribly amused, and said that

and one of america's literary giants, philip roth, dies at the age of 85. his works explore the tragedy and comedy of the jewish experience. we look back at the life and work of the pulitzer prize-winning novelist. ♪ brent: tonight in europe, uncertainty mixed with certainty. today italy's president approved the appointment of a little-known lawyer and political novice as the country's next prime minister. conti was put forward by the far right leak and the antiestablishment five-star movement. in his acceptance speech he vowed to form a government of change but said he was aware he needed to honor european and international commitments. conte promised to protect italians at home and abroad. voice of translator: the president has given me a mandate to form a government, which i have accepted with reservation. if i manage to form this government, i will present to parliament a program that is based on the interests of the majority political parties. i'm preparing out to defend the interests of all italians in all places, in europe and internationally, in dia

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home and dry yet jade insanitary tricked his way past daniel brzezinski and cross for maximillian philip who half the deficit three one with just fifteen minutes on the clock. that was enough excitement for meit's they shut up shop and reached halftime with their lead intact after the break they dug in defense kept dortmund's attack at bay one final chance did come home side's why in the ninetieth minute but moustache mounts as had i was governed up by flock here . and with that might says bundesliga stages was site charles and his team of rescued themselves with two huge wins in two weights a tenth straight season in the top flight a whites. well my sis escaped means trouble for the other struggling teams its own a matter of degrees though a hamburger they were in the most water they had to make up ground just to get to the relegation playoff spot that is where vault sports sits at the moment but they're only two points ahead of hamburg and finally there is fribourg they went into the weekend of fifteenth which means they're very nearly safe but they also know that a loss on saturday co

philip roth had told his story.can literature, and he has had a revival recently, because his 2004 book, the plot against america, has been widely read after the last election, people very interested in what he had to say. yeah, one of the greats, philip roth, who has died at the age of 85. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news, final arguments are made ahead of a referendum on ireland's abortion ban — we hear the thoughts of women from both campaigns. and the family feud which saw a 30—year—old man taken to court by his parents, forcing him to move out of home. we'l have the judge's decision. that's still to come. hello there. for the vast majority, today has been another gloriously dry, sunny and fairly warm day. there's been a bit more chill to the wind. the best of the temperatures have been further west, south—west england into wales, where we have our temperatures close to the mid 20s celsius. further east, though, a bit of a disappointing day, p

on one of america's literary jobs philip roth dies at the age of eighty five and these works explorethe tragedy and comedy of the jewish american experience we look back at the life of the pulitzer prize winning author. i'm still gail welcome to the program. is presently holding talks with italy's president as he tries to convince president that he can lead the government but the country is the controversial choice for prime minister it's at least to offer this party is the far right leader of the anti establishment five star movement a little known lawyer and political novice he's also facing accusations of having embellished his academic record. d.w. corresponded banta regas is following the latest developments from its place capital welcome bat i well can you tell us about the meeting going on in the palace behind you. is that the country still in the current al palace the seat of. the president of the retelling republic this is the most important job interview of his life i would say and such about that the president is asking him of course are you fit for this job because he's a

was clearly infectious again court napping and this time they were punished by the quick thinking philip max. parity lasted just seven minutes in bogus and the unfortunate man as kerry's header rebounded off his style and into the net. and that was it for the goals in marker rishta here were denied a second equaliser by the assistant referees flag. it looked to be the right decision i shall call it is that from the back right now they're held on to victory ceiling second place and a spot in next season's champions league i'm happy for for the fence for the support us and i'm very happy for for the team. each single player school with and it's a lot for us today on the up and finishing above tribals dortmund's. are into more teams jockeying for that fourth and final champions league spots leverkusen and hoffenheim know leverkusen have done nothing but lose in the past three weeks but they face a trip to a mid table side with very little to play for in graeme and also meanwhile have been surging they've won three straight but they face a tricky trip to local levels of the art. man's hoffen

. | got a pull—out on the queen and philip.ave not delved into that and the paparazzi enough tonight for you, john. we will let you go and read up on it. we'll take it to the daily express, we are going to speed up the top to one of the inside pages. a man the top to one of the inside pages. amana the top to one of the inside pages. a man a lot of people may not have heard of, who has got a lot of money stop work well, he is top of the rich list for the uk and in a stunning twist, it is a rags to riches story. —— he has got a lot of money. british business generally is in favour of remaining, so good news all round. i am slightly surprised the daily express, obviously a big brexit backing paper, did not manage to get brexiteer in the headline. had you heard of him before? so it did not come to mind straightaway but then i remembered, he was mildly critical of the government's approach to the actual brexit negotiations. he said that they needed to basically go and hardline, he was opposed to the softly softly approach. i think i