brazil and portugal. meanwhile in europe itself hundreds of captives arrived each year via portuguese ships. in lisbon black and white noblemen a stance a plea lived on an equal footing they shared a common language and the same interests all grew rich from the slave sugar and gold trades among them german merchant and banker. when all you need. to be involved in the political and trade elites from both european and african societies local sovereigns collaborated with the portuguese some converted to christianity took portuguese names and sent their children to portugal to be latinized and study in the university of people these elites became the predatory ones that had put a piece. on the west african coast the riches that portugal devoured seemed inexhaustible. in the bellingham district of less than the building of the monastery was financed by the slave sugar and spice trades . the splendor of its architecture are testimony to an era when less than dominated the world and fled. it other european capit

he welcomed the missionaries from portugal. the portuguese were the only ones to supply products from the mediterranean to king of funds. for the 1st time they had established a monopoly on an african territory lip of to give up even though the yosh easy the more tricky is arrived in a hierarchical society where the nobles in short ate more and better than the others dressed more elegantly than the others and consumed luxury items these all the people didn't accept it don't go live with people to do so when the portuguese arrived with all these new items how should i put it on the congo or aristocracy when completely crazy it's not the should they became infatuated with all of us you can sense that the customs and behavior were changing and they did indeed change. the drawings of the 1st missionaries who arrived in congo illustrate this new bartering system. with gold fever encouraged the portuguese to continue their conquest. they learned that the a kind people as gold mines were in elmina for the invaders the only way to get

brazil and portugal. meanwhile in europe itself hundreds of captives arrived each year via portuguese ships. in lisbon black and whites noblemen a stance a plea lived on an equal footing they shared a common language and the same interests all grew rich from the slave sugar and gold trades among them german merchant and banker. in economy to solicit gonna be involved in the political and trade elites from both european and african societies local sovereigns collaborated with the portuguese some converted to christianity took portuguese names and sent their children to portugal to be latinized and study in the university of people. these elites became the predatory ones that it put a crease. on the west african coast the riches that portugal devoured seemed inexhaustible. in the bellingham district of lisbon the building of their own english monastery was financed by the slave sugar and spice trades. the splendor of its architecture are testimony to an era when lisbon dominated the world and flooded other

reporter: portugal used to be the cheapest place to produce clothes in europe.asia and eastern europe sent the industry into a tailspin. portugal struggled to hold its own. ♪ reporter: but through investment and innovations in niche products like technical textiles that are, for example, fire-resistant, or smartphone compatible, the sector was able to recover. it now accounts for 10% of portugal's exports and 19% of all jobs in manufacturing. ♪ reporter: employees at dan liris work a 40-hour week with paid overtime and health insurance. this is unusual in indonesia. michelle tjokrosaputro wants to motivate her staff. her new incentives are focused on further training, opportunities for promotion, and workforce wellbeing. employees who have been working here for 20 years have observed many changes in that time. 35-year-old unami has been working here for seven years. she works in quality control. unami: the c company has suppord me. it fundeded my univeitity cour. the wages here at dan liris are better than those paid by similar companies. before i started here,

what what will germany do in terms of joint fiscal relief for countries such as it's only spain portugal greece that will be incredibly hard hit by this pandemic domestically we've taken decisive action germany has thrown all concerns about balanced budgets away and kind of unveiled what our finance minister calls the bazooka with spend billions of dollars in order to stabilize our economy but so far mrs merkel has not said a single word in her important public speeches on other european countries and the need to really have fiscal solidarity in europe the old german red lines are still in place and then actually responding up the european union countries such as the netherlands have a similar position as as germany. the portuguese prime minister acosta was very right when he said it was repugnant on the part of the dutch finance minister that transfers said all we need to inquire why are these other countries not able to mount a strong fiscal responsibility here on because just let me put that idea thorsten is all for fiscal relief to julia in peru julia you are there but the leading ed

portugal says that all migrants who have applied for residency will be treated as permanent citizens from monday that assertion will give them access to public services including health care and welfare benefits their status will last until at least july portugal's government hopes the minimizing contact between border staff and applicants will slow the spread of the virus or trickle is reported more than 6000 cases with many countries in europe in lockdown the fight continues to contain the virus al-jazeera support brannon reports. even with stringent restrictions empty streets and ever tighter regulations imposed daily declared coronavirus cases in europe have now exceeded 400000 continue to rise for the 3rd consecutive day spain reported more than 800 new deaths in the previous 24 hours and after 2 days of decline the number of new deaths in italy spiked upwards again and 812 but new infections are slowing to get down from the numbers not just stabilize requires a redoubling of public health efforts to push down it won't go down by itself it will be pushed down and that's what we

hotels could lose up to half their revenues through june into coronavirus cancellations portugal is heavily reliant on tourism and estimates of the loss of over $800000000.00. outside of china italy is hardest hit by the virus rowe has put 60000000 people on lockdown ordering the closure of all shops and restaurants except pharmacies and food stores the country's famous fashion industry is also vulnerable. the fashion capital in the run is usually a lively bustling city. to mentis in what is equal and it's good we have fewer people walking around for now but it does put major constraints on businesses shops are open but there are no customers and staff have to be paid anyway. being so i have my business here and i don't have any kind of reserves so i'm really feeling the economic impact seem to really impact the economy. with an annual turnover of 90000000000 euro's fashion is one of italy's most important industries and it's one that's traditionally done well in times of crisis but even italian luxury boutiques overseas have suffered in light of the pandemic the italian government

police and tax inspectors have carried out a series of nationwide searches of some of portugal top soccer clubs this includes the so-called big 3 but a figure of porto and sporting c.p. as part of an investigation into suspected tax evasion the operation is called offside. the travel industry in europe saw one of its biggest shake ups last year when british tour operator thomas cook filed for bankruptcy that opened up market share in a tight sector but the competitors best position to profit are facing a new challenge of the chrono virus which has them focusing on their own survival. at least the fishermen in the harbor of puerto dillon cruise look relaxed but for many the coronavirus is a major headache. tourism magnet tenor reef is popular with both the british and the germans but now the sun seeking holiday makers look more eat each morning they wake up to gloomy headlines not exactly the recipe for a relaxing vacation. the koren team hotel maybe far away in the south of the island but weeks of bad news about the 7 infected individuals intent on reef is having a negative impact on the

portugal says all migrants who have applied for residency will be treated as permanent citizens from monday it will give them access to the country's public services including health care with the status lasting until at least july the country's government hopes that minimizing contact between border staff and applicants will stop the virus from spreading portugal has reported more than 6000 cases and a 140 deaths. the tokyo olympics have officially been given a new start date after the 2020 games were counseled last week because of the coronavirus pandemic so the events will open in 2021 exactly a year from the original dates tokyo organizers and the international olympic committee reached an agreement earlier on monday the opening ceremony will now take place on july 23rd when the games will conclude 2 weeks later on august 8th with billions of people around the world staying indoors polluting emissions have significantly dropped resulting in cleaner air in major cities new satellite images released by the european space agency show dramatically lower levels of pollutants like nitr

so i don't have a passport, can't go to portugal. >> yeah, they leave without me. >> jimmy: great. >> well, it was okay. i'm okay. now i hitchhike. first of all i spent the night that night, i found a little rock band rehearsing that night, sat in with them. showed them a couple tunes. we had a little jam. they let me sleep on the floor. next day i hitchhike to seville. on friday, i remember it was a friday because i finally get to the embassy, which is hard to get to hitchhikingwise. but i get out there and she shut the door in my face basically. it was about 5:00 in the evening. they said do you have $20? i said no. they said come back monday with 20 bucks. boom. so i go into seville. i sit with a night watchman. i meet a night watchman there in a construction site. really a great guy. and i asked him, i said can i sleep -- i don't speak any english, he doesn't speak any spanish but -- >> jimmy: no, you speak english. [ laughter ] >> he didn't speak any english. >> jimmy: right. >> but we had this great conversation. we kind of und

more than 1300 passengers on a cruise ship docked in lisbon portugal are waiting to disembark. passengers must stay on board until they are tested for the virus . starting tomorrow passengers who are not from portugal will be taken to the airport to board humanitarian flights to their home countries. none of the passengers on board have reported any symptoms . >>> this week hawaii will start enforcing a tough measure to control the virus that is the first of its kind in the nation . hawaii's governor issued a mandatory two-week quarantine order for anyone coming to hawaii. that applies to returning residents as well as visitors as part of the slow the spread of the coronavirus . >> we want this action to send the message to visitors and residents alike that we appreciate their love for hawaii but at this time, we believe that our community is very important and we need to come together as a community to fight this virus . >> that order is the latest devastating blow to the wise huge tourism business . the governors says tough action is needed with at least 48 confirmed virus ca

portugal says all migrants who have applied for residency will be treated as permanent citizens from monday it will give them access to the country's public services including health care with the status lasting until at least july security forces have been deployed across some bob way to enforce a 3 week lockdown which came into effect on sunday night's prevent the spread of the coronavirus health workers went on strike last week over concerns the health system will not cope with the likely outbreak you have to dates with the headlines on al-jazeera return off a president is coming up next thanks for watching to stay with us but i for now. the. the. this is a president of medicare my common man and. the 1st time i met him was from south africa. he was in exile deposed by military coup so look lou think this is it is good here to take a photo because of all the healing in the chest where would you like to say. i want to stay are up there. born into a poor families family he worked his way up to become one of madagascar us largest fruit producers. in 2002 he was elected president of m

portugal has reported more than 6000 cases with 140 deaths. companies and universities around the world have dropped other work to concentrate on a vaccine. it normally takes years, but there are plans for human trials within months. scientists are at war with covid-19. dozens of laboratories are now battlegrounds in the race for a vaccine. volunteersniversity, ' blood samples are prepared for testing ahead of the first human trials. the blood will be checked for antibodies and any t cell responding to the virus. t cells can recognize and destroy infected cells. here in germany, one small company part funded by microsoft billionaire bill gates says it, too, will soon have a vaccine ready for human trials. it may look like slow work, but things are moving at breakneck speed. it can take decades to develop a vaccine. this lab wants one sooner. >> people say it could be one year to 18 months, which is much shorter than the normal development for vaccines that can be 10, for dean, even 20 years. reporter: this is the enemy. corona means crown in l

portugal has 6112 confirmed cases of the virus so far, with two reported deaths.n government has announced a total travel ban on anyone entering the country u nless anyone entering the country unless they are a citizen or resident. minister morrison said the majority of covid—19 cases in the country have been imported stopping the ban kicks in on friday. chile's president sebastian pinera has declared a 90—day state of catastrophe, giving his government greater power to restrict freedom of movement and protect supply chains. chile has recorded more than 200 cases of covid—19 so far. donald trump has signed an emergency economic relief bill that would provide free testing for covid—19 and paid leave for certain workers in the united states. the measure is worth about a hundred billion dollars. now for the latest out of the us, we cross to correspondent, david willis, in los angeles. how are these announcements going down in the us? the legislation in question is called the families first coronavirus response act, as you mentioned it is a 100 billion dollarfiscal yo

portugal has 6112 confirmed cases of the virus so far, with two reported deaths.s, has announced that it will ground all international flights from later this month and temporarily stand down two thirds of its workforce. the airline said its executives and board would take 100% pay cut until at least the end of the financial year. to the markets now, and after another chaotic day on wednesday, tokyo initially opened higher on thursday, but both the hang seng and the market in shanghai have continued the negative trend. at the close of markets in new york, the dowjones finished more than 6% down, and at one point, the dow slipped lower than when president trump took office injanuary, 2017. betsey stevenson is a former member of the president's council of economic advisers and professor of public policy and economics at the university of michigan. i asked for her thoughts on the current us economic picture. the first priority is obviously stemming the outbreak so the pandemic is the first priority, but there's also a problem with the economy. when we ask everybody t

this time of year and then northern africa and all surprise me that system impacts in spain and portugal that will bring more rain showers across into morocco want to say like a across coastal areas of algeria on the staying around robots on wednesday with a high of 70. in 20100 again exclusive access to a young family in the gaza strip. fighting forecast for the sick child born with a medical condition curable by routine surgery but cooped in the red tape of a health care bureaucracy. rewind. on al-jazeera. to know all the hole in the world. does have a look at the main developments here at al-jazeera japan's extended its highest travel warnings are deserving its citizens not to visit places where coronavirus infections are escalating the country's reported almost 2000 cases and 56 deaths in the world bank is warning the pandemic could force up to 11000000 people into poverty across asia pacific is attracting grief in china and developing asian economies for heavily this year. the u.s. now has more confirmed cases than any other country in the world more than 3000 people have died presi

something passes sweden and finland and no way is going to juice rain nazarite france spain and portugal and look at this development here at the croatian coast to slovenia that is like significant rain so it's all moved around a bit is atmosphere is not quite as it was it's still not cold window into mars a temperature as extreme as they were on the high side this for example the suddenly breeze of the sudden slopes wet snow late in the season not necessary particular use of the ski is for a lot of snow the same lots of right come to come to italy flooding comes to mind where the rain is gone through spain and portugal leaving cold enough a snow at highs obvious of moscow. now much of this is not affecting afghani what cold when that was blowing dancer egypt is no longer a car would be still a wind it's actually brought the heat quite a long way up in for example the central african republic but the wind itself is still full of dust and sand chat. from. the us president's proposed plan for the middle east is less territory to be out of style than any other peace plan since 1988 the prob

portugal has 6112 confirmed cases of the virus so far, with two reported deaths.st death from the coronavirus. concern is growing amongst aid agencies in the country about a possible outbreak in refugee camps which are home to hundreds of thousands of rohingyas. a unhcr representative told the bbc they were setting up temporary isolation areas. to the markets now, and after another chaotic day on wednesday, asian markets have seemingly stabilised on thursday, with tokyo stocks opening more than two percent higher. at the close of markets in new york, the dowjones finished more than 6% down, and at one point, the dow slipped lower than when president trump took office in january 2017. joining me now is betsey stevenson, former member of the president's council of economic advisers and professor of public policy and economics at the university at the university of michigan. thank you very much indeed for your time. what are you thinking about the picture right now? the first priority is obviously stemming the outbreak so the pandemic is the first priority, but also

i can tell you romania, spain, portugal, we have common agendas and trying to make the most of the commonbonds we have. after that, poland as a clear and open message on the need to support fully the -- lgb rights, we consider the institution that has to be strong dealing with the full respect of the treaty, fully supporting the commission, the parliament when it comes to that but on that basis we tried jointly to push for agendas where we know we are generally aligned. >> to make sure we don't ask a question or take a couple each time, we start here in the second or third row. >> i would like to ask you how the issue of sovereignty and that of freedom did you see in your experience on that level and additional if there is some example you can think of. >> please introduce yourself. >> i am marvin miller. what are your comments on yesterday's these fire agreement between russia and turkey? >> turned back and take another round of questions. >> it is welcome. it is needed. it is necessary. we need syria, putting a political process, not only depends on the meetings in moscow of letter puti

heavy rain some of the windy weather grassy pushing its way into the ip information is a spy in portugal going downhill in terms of the weather over the next couple of days well so weather to some when she weather that's a possibility that it's based on pot small drop in temperature is looking something like a 12 degrees up in temperatures hit 2 celsius there on monday and that cool air coming right down across the alps and snow there for a time that will sink its way further southwards and a switch as we go on through the next couple days to the north of that as i said it is generate dry 10 celsius in london 12 degrees there for paris but when there is one is that for which are a temperatures of around 9 celsius some very heavy rain pushing into spy and portugal and that will also affect northern parts of morocco maybe northern areas of algeria's well fed but a cloud just making its way across the family last of africa we are going to see some what's a weather clearing away from tunisia but choose day. for . the u.n. fact finders accused of but i mean will it be a genocide this is the p

tonight belgium and portugal have said they're doing the same. first in spain, where the number of cases has soared to more than 3,000. around a third of them are in the capital madrid. 84 people have now died. from madrid, our europe correspondent damian grammaticas reports. inside this madrid hospital are 100 covid—19 patients. spain may be just a week or so behind italy. infections accelerating by almost 1,000 on yesterday. the medics on the front line, starting to struggle. my feeling is we should be one step ahead of this crisis instead of two steps behind. people working here in this moment, they don't have enough protective equipment, so more health workers are facing a risk of falling ill. and falling ill too, the lady in black, kissing spain's queen last week. she's a government minister, but it's now known she's infected. so the queen and spain's king, who met emmanuel macron yesterday, have also had to be tested. and spain's prime minister is keeping his distance. journalists today forced to ask questions by video link from his car par

but it's beginning to develop across areas of portugal and spain becoming really quite widespread as we head through friday and actually getting quite heavy as well further to the south meanwhile those temperatures there radio above the average they were unsettled generally across much of central europe but look at these temperatures in vienna the average is about 10 celsius this time of year so 18 on thursday up to 20 on friday it will feel quite cold on saturday as it dips down to 80 degrees celsius no doubt generally throughout northern africa but again for the next couple of days thursday and friday widespread rain tomorrow and eventually pushing on into algeria. join the colobus conversation after the bubble to the people to expand their brains maybe have a different view this is a dialogue that women in cambodia are in fact telling their here we don't know how much they're getting paid for it it's hard to track it's hard to treat everyone has a voice tell us what you think and your conversation could be a right here. we need to step away from gaming people are not necessarily g

still some parts of europe that are surprisingly worn some have been surprisingly cold spain and portugal for example where actually bit rates now up to 60 or will be up to 60 degrees on tuesday having been about 10 with snow on the hills on monday that's a change in fortunes now elsewhere in europe it's looking quite dry at the moment the rain still coming in from the atlantic cross and and some parts of northern england and scotland with snow for the hills and still snow to come from norway otherwise enjoy the sunshine in what is an increasingly warm swathe up through central europe it's not university warm but also in spain portugal it's slowly will have again this is the warm flu we're still talking about high teens really this is a comparison with what is average but eastern europe particularly to northerly breeze is really cool things down in fact as another storm developing in the east and meds so that will bring a strong wind dancer eastern libya and egypt eventually dropping temperatures the converse is true over our jiri the circulation even as it's bringing warmth of dissension

national borders are being slammed shut or very tightly controlled on the spain portugal border portuguese citizen silver was one of many turned back by spanish police the last several days it was it is a lot the la familia it is wrong because we live in france now we have a family there we have health problems we have appointments with doctors we've specialised i lose everything here in portugal we do not even have a family doctor. the u.k. is poised to follow the rest of europe's example by this weekend people have been urged to avoid bars restaurants and leisure venues and work from home where possible the government is now offering 400000000000 dollars of loan guarantees to support affected businesses the prime minister has appealed for national unity yes this enemy can be deadly but it is also beatable and we know how to beat it and we know that if as a country we follow the scientific advice that is no being given we know that we will. but the prospect of a compulsory lockdown is looming but it worked in london for 40 years and see this is shocking to me it's not one of those. in the

but of course it's further west of the coast of morocco algeria where what's happening in spain portugal will affect you too cold cloudy. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires usage really well going on the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping damo trouble float right now critical debate sequel on those 2 school children know what the law is all about this argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of the main news so far more people have no died in italy from coronavirus complications than anywhere else in the world including china where it originated frontline health care staff say hospitals are struggling to cope. for a 2nd day no new domestic 1000 cases have been reported in china but there are still concerns about infections coming in from overseas. iran's supreme lea

will be hit harder than portugal using. its much harder because we have a lot of production sites over there and china and we lost. over 200000 units and the challenge will be to recover them during the year and especially for bigger brands like folks long and audi. there are there consequences but same like for porsche it's too early to say what will be the prognosis for the end of the year and we will try to are to recover. if you look at the whole economy really and portions plays in it could coronavirus and the outbreak when it continues could be a bit of a black swan moment so a once in a lifetime event that really changes everything. same it's too early to say what will be the consequence for as a whole economy there might be any reaction upside down for example in china that will be initiatives to help the economy on the other insights it could effect the economy and so we will every deeply watch what will happen in the next 2 weeks we have pause so we are prepared and at the end. the best thing is to or to react is

writing and portugal says all migrants who applied for residency will be treated as permanent residents from a permanent citizens excuse me from monday it will give them access to the country's public services including health care and with the status lasting until at least july country's government hopes that minimizing contact between border staff and applicants will stop the virus from spreading portugal has reported more than 6000 cases and 140 deaths. for companies and universities around the world have dropped other work to concentrate on the search for a vaccine it's a task that normally takes years but there are plans for human trials within just months if barker reports from london. scientists are at war with covert 19 dozens of laboratories are now battlegrounds in the race for a vaccine here and oxford university volunteers blood samples are prepared for testing ahead of the 1st human trials of a vaccine the blood will be checked for antibodies in any t.v. cell responds to the virus t. cells can recognize and destroy infected cells. and here in germany warm small company part

years old he's got star quality on stage as a dancer at the recent world dance cup in baja guy in portugal he was named dancer of the year from a field of 6000 participants bought poetry in motion doesn't come easy. you let go you let your body do what it wants. the thank you everything to take the audience with you. know when you've got them it's such a relief then it's just goose bumps joy. before the goose bumps the hard work nicholas trains 5 times a week at his freiburg don't scold repeating the same movements over and over until the perfect. kid some ironhide down by on the one hand it's just to get warm to reach the right level of fitness to get the post to 100 but it's also about expression and getting the feeling of the daunce and so on in sometimes feeling and to come nicholas kohler is 15 years old one meter 66 tall he weighs 53 kilos and he's the star of his dance group release he's a mental ward and then there's the moment when you run onto the stage you hear the other steps that's the moment when you just want to know the audience the dead. with this choreography the dance gr

gate disaster but now it's slashing output it it's lisbon planned because workers aren't turning up portugal ordered all schools closed in response to the corona virus outbreak leaving many employees struggling to take care of their children. v.w. says it will suspend operations in bratislava after slovakia declared a state of emergency over the virus meanwhile italian american company fia at chrysler says it's halting production for 2 weeks at most of its european plants to help protect staff and adjust to a slump in demand and just days ago when only sam as well as b w c out unit announced temporary stoppages in spain that could last for days or weeks. and francis p.s.a. had hoped to capitalize on the car of the year award for its peugeot 208 model but now it's shutting down its european factories until march 8th well. the new sounds bleak and it is but analysts say europe's car industry suffers from oversupply which an industry wide closure could fix and people in the market for a car will likely still buy one even if they have to wait. and let's look now at how coronavirus is affecting b

put it it's lisbon plant because workers aren't turning up portugal ordered all schools closed in response to the corona virus outbreak leaving many employees struggling to take care of their children. v.w. says it will suspend operations in bratislava after slovakia declared a state of emergency over the virus meanwhile italian american company free at chrysler says it's halting production for 2 weeks at most of its european plants to help protect staff and adjust to a slump in demand and just days ago when only sam as well as b w c out unit announced temporary stoppages in spain that could last for days or weeks. and francis p.s.a. had hoped to capitalize on the car of the year award for its peugeot 208 model but now it's shutting down its european factories until march 8th well. the new sounds bleak and it is but analysts say europe's car industry suffers from oversupply which an industry wide closure could fix and people in the market for a car will likely still buy one even if they have to wait. and let's look now at how coronavirus is affecting businesses elsewhere in the world italy

he's got star quality on stage as a dancer all at the recent world dance cup in behind a guy in portugal he was named dancer of the year from a field of 6000 participants not poetry in motion doesn't come easy. you let go you let your body do what it wants. and can do everything to take the audience with you. when you've got them it's such a relief there is just bumps joy.

and joana is from the country of portugal.nd if you look at the sculpture, those tiny little dots, when it's night time, they all light up. so you can see the sculpture from miles and miles around. bells clang. she's right. you can. will gompertz, bbc news, yorkshire. now it's time for newswatch. this week, samira ahmed puts the bbc‘s coverage of the coronavirus under scrutiny. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. does the extensive air time the bbc is devoting to the coronavirus mean it's guilty of scaremongering? and how can reporters provide all the information on the virus that the public needs without encouraging a sense of panic? one subject has led almost all news bulletins this week, and it seems likely to remain top of the agenda for some time to come. here's hugh pym, on thursday's news at ten, reporting on warnings that the coronavirus was likely to spread further in the uk. the warnings today have been on the basis of a worst case scenario. case numbers may be less than expected, but health leaders

the holders and reigning european champions portugal are alongside the world champions france in groupe among the teams in group four. the germans were among the teams due to be relegated — but have been reprieved by the decision to expand the groups from three teams to four. staying with football — chelsea are through to the quarterfinals of the fa cup in england, ending liverpool's hopes of a treble winning season with a 2—0 win at stamford bridge. nick parrott reports. the last time these two met in the fa cup was the final eight years ago. chelsea triumphed on that occasion and a repeat would keep alive their hopes this season. liverpool's focus is on the league. once again, jurgen klopp runs the changes for the cup. so far it worked for him. he would have been pleased until a couple of errors recently until the 13th minute. chelsea were sloppy in the back too. the world's most expensive goalkeeper was saving everything liverpool could throw at him. and another one! his efforts weren't the only spectacular ones of the evening. ross barkley had extra motivation against liverpool. th

facilities on greek islands now a 7 nation coalition of the willing including germany france and portugal wants to take 1600 of them in. a sign of how we can help greece you know not just with money but with actions we thought. e.u. ministers met in brussels to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition co way she and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but most you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. sweden welcomes to some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility before minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc the 2 are not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of. the united nations and on site aid groups. you're watching the news from berlin next stop shift visits the lab of one of the world

portugal could goalkeeper confirmed his house was among 76 homes searched by police and tax investigators a number of high profile football clubs of offices have also been targeted last month because he has announced he would run for president of spanish football federation later this year. don't forget you can always get news on the go just dog just download our app from google play all from the app store and that will give you all the access you need to the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications from for any breaking news and if you'll part of a news story you can also use the d w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. you're watching the news from the lead coming up next a marked man that's a documentary on the writer sal the rushdie and as we mentioned you can get all the latest news from our website it's d.w. dot com i'm told me a logical and that's all for me thanks for joining. me to seeing. more of bill comics started in $1039.00 we created a vast empire of superheroes with human weaknesses. who have had their share of closures in the moving