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. and he couldn't 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 piece. on the west african coast the riches that portugal devoured seemed inexhaustible. in the bel-air district of lisbon the building of the age of only most 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

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you know swindon hydropower output is recorded and talent without consumption in portugal. italy and they've already spent on our platform a customer can see where the electricity they're using is coming from that's interesting because it allows us to trace the power from production to consumption and consume. even with blocked change the clean energy can't exactly be transferred to other better in portugal but the textile producer at least knows that the renewable energy it's using is actually booked with and can't be booked more than once and that company's overall output. and with us that's something we want to achieve green electricity complete transparency in the entire value added chain we don't only do that with energy we have other projects as well and this one is a great success since. its use of block train technology in mexico and chile in particular because companies there have no legally enforceable guarantees regarding the energy sources yet want to become more sustainable block saying makes it as easy there as it does with other bear too in portugal. and fina

a small kingdom was the 1st in the rush to seize control of the coasts of africa portugal. in its wake a new network of slavery routes was drawn. very began this was a plot to give project they were coming out of the crusades fight induced mortal what most times today is out so part of the adventure to africa was to. bears look really secure themselves and also maybe secure advantage or again small groups. lisbon the largest city in portugal and the only european capital on the atlantic coast at the mouth of the take the discovery monument evokes nostalgia for a time when the portuguese made the world their home carved in stone some 52 meters above the water the heroes of portugal pioneers of the conquest looked triumphantly towards the ocean that gave them such wealth and prestige. they are headed by prince henry the navigator the architect of a perilous project to open up a new trade route via the atlantic ocean his aim was to bypass the muslim rivals in the mediterranean and gain access to africa's gold coast in the 14th century the portuguese succeeded in ousting the ar

and will take to portugal for a look at how blocked chain technology is helping one company sustainability of. the show and she gets it and the lead was among the largest container ships in the world and its stock currently in egypt's suez canal blocking dozens of ships efforts are continuing to dislodge the ever give and the ever given rather owned by transport firm evergreen before further disrupts the global shipping system the suez canal provides a crucial link for oil natural gas and cargo being shipped from east to west around 10 percent of the world's trade flows throat flowed through the waterway and 2015 each of completed a major expansion of the canal allowing it to better accommodate the world's largest vessels over the ever given run aground before that new portion of the canal. can't go forward can't go back to the 400 metre long container ship the ever given has wedged itself between the eastern and western banks blocking the canal completely the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gust of wind shoved the ship into the canal was bowing and stern the 200000 ton

and will take to portugal for a look at how blocked chain technology is helping one company sustainability of its . global show of security and the lead with among the largest container ships in the world and its stock currently in egypt's suez canal blocking dozens of ships efforts are continuing to dislodge the ever give and the ever given rather owned by transport firm evergreen before further disrupts the global shipping system the suez canal provides a crucial link for oil natural gas and cargo being shipped from east to west around 10 percent of the world's trade flows throw flowed through the waterway and 2015 egypt completed a major expansion of the canal allowing it to better accommodate the world's largest vessels or the ever given ran aground before that new portion of the canal . can't go forward can't go back to the 400 metre long container ship the ever given has wedged itself between the eastern and western banks blocking the canal completely the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gust of wind shoved the ship into the canal wallace bow and stern 420-0000 ton

is one reason for that is that after the global financial crisis portugal was forced to adopt strict austerity measures besides cutting investments jobs were axed and wages slashed in recent years a lot of people saw no alternative but to emigrate. researcher tiago career has uncovered another long term effect of the e.u. troika austerity package the portuguese live long lives but not necessarily good ones especially the poorest. so much will not have an economically weaker population less access to social security. which is therefore more vulnerable to illness is an open goal for covert 19. feet urgently needed work is now underway on hospitals in places like lisbon porto and cast. it began even before the pandemic struck after 12 year old plans for it were resurrected. yet there's still no hint of better working conditions or fresh hiring in portugal's kovan ravaged public health system. and here's a reminder of our top story this hour. china's targeting 6 percent growth this year figure it announced friday during the 1st session of its annual national people's congress the goal co

many people would say, how is that possible because you have portugal? this is an example of how pork -- the pope divided the world that is why portugal believed it owned africa and everything there including the people, and then began to colonize. this is what brings us to colonization, where you establish control over indigenous people. in 1493, a year after columbus who in 1492 his ship sailed the ocean blue, that is when they found the kingdom of congo in angola. different from what we learned in our history books, he said it was such an advanced civilization. he said they lived in cities, much like the cities that were existing in portugal at the time. they had a form of government, there were very sophisticated. i thought was interesting because my first experience with africans, i'm sure many of you were the same, was tarzan and the only language they had was for syllables. but to learn the hay very developed language, but -- to learn they had a very developed language, but not only that, the -- they had developed such a strong trading relationshi

a tribute to portugal's national pride. because the world's largest korku forest it's a paradise of biodiversity and a boon to the climates. portugal is one of privilege because the court has a unique system for each dawn of course we retain $73.00. to and in the 3 species that we don't cut we just peel the bark of the tree. the trees can be up to 200 years old the core can be harvested every 9 years when the bark grows thick enough to be curfewed cuts. a spot of course are increasingly replaced by metal and plastic stoppers the oak is in decline. so the rediscovery of cork as a building material is welcome. its look is also in line with current trends. you don't get to put something on the outside of your house if you don't like so people 1st have a visual and aesthetic satisfaction with the product it is at the same time a roost the contemporary visual. now hundreds of constructions using cork have been built private homes doctors practices schools. but there's never been a building made exclusively of cork like the house

and outlaw chain technology is helping one company's sustainability at ferd's we'll take you to portugal. this is d.w. business i'm joined now the one in berlin have to you can join us one of the world's largest container ships has turned sideways and locked all traffic in egypt was going out threatening to disrupt a global shipping system already strained by the coronavirus pandemic tugboats are trying to free the m.v. every day event which sails under the flag of panama it was carrying cargo between asia and europe when it ran aground in the narrow waterway it wasn't immediately clear what caused the every given to turn sideways several tug boats have been trying to free the ship and open up the canal where 12 percent of world trade passes through. a short while ago i spoke to lars martin greiner an associate partner at hamburg part consultancy a maritime advisory firm and asked asked him just how much of the hit to global trade the every given slice canal incident represents it's the major trading route especially between europe and the end asia this is the key lifeline it's where 80

so, he divided the world in half and said to spain you have west, portugal, you have east. and many people say how is that possible? because brazil is in the northwest and the reality is the way the pope divided the world up and this is an example of how the pope divided the world and that's why portugal believed it owned africa. and everything there including the people. and it began to colonize, and colonization is when you establish control over indigenous people. in 1493 a year after columbus saled the ocean blue in 1492. we know so much from his writing. very different than what we learn in our history books but said it was such an advanced civilization. he said they lived in cities, much like the cities that were existing in portugal at the time. they had a form of government. they were very sophisticated. they have very sophisticated languages, which i happen to find interesting because my first experience with africans, i'm sure many of you were the same, is the only language they have is four syllables. but to learn they have a very developed language. not only tha

portugal and cyprus say they would welcome back vaccinated british tourists from may.nce travel restrictions are lifted here. figs once travel restrictions are lifted here. �* , . . . once travel restrictions are lifted here. . ., ., , here. as an adult we lived a really independent _ here. as an adult we lived a really independent life _ here. as an adult we lived a really independent life to _ here. as an adult we lived a really independent life to then _ here. as an adult we lived a really independent life to then go - here. as an adult we lived a really independent life to then go into . independent life to then go into this construct. the duchess of sussex says royal life wasn't as she expected and she now feels liberated. and coming up in sport, on bbc news... a sprint finish from amy—eloise markov in the 3000 mentres saw her claim the first british gold at the european indoor championships. good evening. two unions representing tens of thousands of health care workers are warning of possible strike action after the government suggested a 1% pay rise for most nhs

but he tried to modernize the kingdom by integrating the resources that came from portugal. you'll. also. but he soon realized that his country was losing its sold. every year sentiments reenact this 1st merger between africa and europe to exercise its violence incarnate all the roles where appropriate costumes and dancing which victims and persecutors lived side by side the sons of one in the same family. the procession is called she. and said to originate from the word tragedy. this is the slavery leads to societies that are constantly searching for themselves due to a lack of identity perhaps it's a vineyard love faith and memories of africa are so vague even for a subtle man's who live about 200 to 250 kilometers from the culture in the pooper or closer to the african coast on the antilles or re-union kids even here memory is a problem and that's what memories do i have of africa. and yet i'm black. if memory. 'd in 5095 tensions boiling over on salad tommy. and a daughter a slave born on the island headed an uprising one that the sons of the land were unable to contain millions

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he said to spain, you have west portugal you have east. many people would say how is that possible, because brazil is in the west. the reality is, it depends on how the pope divided the world up. that's why portugal, during the early period of the colonial era, believed that it owned africa, and everything there including the people. and it began to colonize. that brings us now to colonization. colonization is when you establish control over indigenous people. in 14 93, a year after columbus and 1492 and he sailed the ocean blue, they found the kingdom of congo and and go lap. very different than what we learned in the history books, he said it was such an advanced civilization. they had a form of government. they were very sophisticated. they had very sophisticated languages, which i happen to find interesting. to learn they had a very developed language, they not only did they have a language and a religion, the portuguese and the angolans in particular had such a strong trading and international relationship that many of the royal suspe

joao palhinha made it 3—1, as portugal go top of group a.ey. it's an opportunity for the players to stake their claim for a place in the european championship squad — this being the last competitive match before the delayed 2020 tournament. england are looking for a third successive win in this qualifying campaign after beating san marino and albania. i have played polish teams before. they fight for their cause, they are a proud country, good football team, they have a good coach. they have high motivation and we know this is a key game in the qualification group. we have to keep improving. we have shown a good level and we have got to keep stepping up and i believe the players can do that. some controversy in qualifying for the african cup of nations. the match between ivory coast and ethiopia in abidjan was called off, with 10 minutes to go, as the referee collapsed on the pitch. the fourth official, reported to be of ivorian nationality, was unable to take his place, so the match ended early, with the hosts leading 3—1. both teams had al

and in sport european champions portugal counter état sting night in world cup qualifying goal for pressureon the world although help their team avoiding a shallow defeat against luxembourg. it's 10 g.m.t. that's 4 30 pm in myanmar a country gripped spy political unrest. yes bloodshed and now a looming armed struggle in the southeast of the country thousands of men women and children remain displaced their mothers huge military has been launching air and ground attacks against the armed group qur'an national liberation army ants there are warnings that other rebel groups may soon be joining forces for what they call a revolution if security forces don't stop killing unarmed protesters there are at least 6 ethnic armed groups who have now threatened to retaliate against the jinsa a korean national liberation army as one of memories older stand largest rebel groups and they control areas in the southeast of the country the arak an army is facing for autonomy in western rakhine states 3 other groups control territory in the east from the shan state army in the south to the town national libera

across the honor an hour was left raging after controversially being denied a late winner for portugal against serbia portugal of the european champions and looked to be cruising thanks to 2 goals from liverpool's the ogre jotter but they didn't kill the game off and serbia for back to level it up to each serbia had a man sent off and then the controversy in the 3rd minute of stoppage time rinaldo thought he'd scored the winner for portugal but the referee said no even the replaced showed the ball crossed the line the can see it there was no video review available so rinaldo was booked for these protests ripped of his captain's armband and tossed it on to the ground as he stormed off the pitch to to the final score next up or at least both teams have 4 points at the top of group a. next up for portugal they face luxembourg who pulled off a shock when of ireland in dublin case on rodriguez's netting the only goal of the game with 5 minutes left i'll encourage stephen kenny hasn't won a game yet he's been in charge for 10 games and the world's top ranked team belgium well the one all dra

cyprus and portugal say they'll welcome vaccinated british tourists from may.e of edinburgh is transferred back to the king edward vii hospital in london after a heart procedure. as an adult who lived a really independent life to then go into this construct... the duchess of sussex suggests life in the royalfamily was not what she expected. and coming up on bbc news: a brilliant century from rishabh pant puts india in control after day two of the fourth and final test against england in ahmedabad. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. two unions representing tens of thousands of health care workers are warning of possible strike action after the government suggested a one per cent pay rise for most nhs workers in england. it has been branded an insult and hypocrisy in its greatest form by nhs workers. but the government insists i% is all it can afford at a difficult time for public finances. around a million other public sector staff — including teachers, the armed forces, firefighters and police officers — are about to have their pay frozen for a ye

and sporty european champions portugal comes through a tasking night and world cup qualifying goal for questioner in aldo helped his team avoid a shock defeat against luxembourg dressed. in green. but we start this new start with a breakthrough in covert 19 vaccine development pharmaceutical companies fines or by own sake say their vaccine is proven safe and effective 12 to 15 year olds they say trials involving more than 2000 adolescents demonstrate minor side effects and the dose is 100 percent effective at preventing disease while they hope to get emergency approval in the u.s. and begin immunizing young people before the next school year 112 year old participant says he's happy to play his part. is definitely a very special opportunity to be able to do something like this because usually i'm just at home on doing online school and there's not much i can really do to fight back against the virus. which is appearing in this trial and potentially helping others to feel safe and want to get the vaccine in the future want to become available or was really some way that could actually he

dylan quinn's mother has german rates his father is south african and he lives in portugal. alice basically a german writer where 101 and i was born a berlin and when i was 4 years old we moved to portrayal because of my dad's work i went through a german school so there's a lot of german in. the 20 year old finished school 2 years ago and has been fully focused on the sport since then. at age 24 is already something of a veteran his family a from castle but he grew up in the costa rican surfing hotspot of onus when he was 9 he was discovered by gemini's then top surf. he became his mental. really the 1st thing. for it all just so excited i couldn't believe it i went running. getting a surfboard from this professional surfer and he is german the student has since become the master is still a close confidant. rachel christie is from florida her mother is german the 18 year old is touted as germany's great his chum's just surfing medal. in 2018 she was junior well champion the biggest international success for gem and she started her career representing the usa but that she fa

qualifier priscilla owen although is not happy off to being denied what looked like a clear goal for portugal actually coming up later this hour. 2 suicide bombers have blown themselves up outside a packed cathedral in the new show where people were celebrating an easter mass police say the attackers tried to enter the building in my. on the island of so the way see on motorbikes president joker would those condemned the violence describing it as an act of terrorism and saying everyone should be able to worship freely without fear. but it happened during the shift change of prayer the attacker was trying to enter a church and one of our stuff was suspicious when the attacker was trying to stand near the gate and later the bomb exploded. just jacobs's southeast asia security and political risk analyst he is joining us live by skype from singapore it's good to have you with us on jazeera it is of course just a few hours since this has happened any indication who night have carried out this attack there has been no immediate claim of responsibility and i guess we're going to have to wait for a d

like it was the case in portugal and germany never went into a full lockdown like countries like spain did last year it is difficult to to push that through but she revealed that if states don't fall into line she will consider . she will take a less federal more centralized approach and then got a little bit more vague on what exactly she would do she said she's still considering her options but there is a clear idea now that she views the federal response of not always being the best option so we're hearing on the medical criticizing some state leaders has she singled out anyone in particular. yes and surprisingly so it was i mean lawsuits we heard in the report the leader of the most populous state north rhine-westphalia but also the leader of the leader of the c.d.u. and presumably at least a chancellor candidate in the upcoming election and september and she didn't open the criticised by name at least any speed e o c s u coalition partners so singling out i mean lush it comes as a bit of a surprise she was also critical of her own party in another case talking about the mosque aff

dylan clunes mother has german rates his father is south african and he lives in portugal. dollars basically a german writer where $1.01 and i was born a berlin and when i was 4 years old we moved to portrayal because of my dad's work i went through a german school so there's a lot of german in. the 20 year old finished school 2 years ago and has been fully focused on the sport since then. at age 24 is already something of a veteran his family a from castle but he grew up in the costa rican surfing hotspot of onus when he was 9 he was discovered by germany's then top surface. he became his mental i was. really the 1st thing he gave me was a surfboard and all just so excited i couldn't believe it i went running. getting a surfboard from this professional surfer and his german this student has since become the master but 9 a is still a close confidant. rachael christie is from florida her mother is german the 18 year old is touted as germany's greatest chums just surfing medal. in 2018 she was junior well champion the biggest international success for gem and she started her

dylan clunes mother has german roots his father is south african and he lives in portugal. basically a german red alert $1.01 and i was born in brooklyn and when i was 4 years old we moved to portugal because of my dad's work i went through a german school so there's a lot of german in. the 20 year old finished school 2 years ago and has been fully focused on the sport since then. at age 24 is already something of a veteran his family from castle but he grew up in the costa rican surfing hot spot . when he was 9 he was discovered by germany's then top. he became his mental. the 1st thing he gave me was a surfboard and all just so excited i couldn't believe it i went running. getting a surfboard from this professional surfer and news german this student who has since become the master is still a close confidant. rachael christie is from florida her mother is german the 18 year old is touted as germany's great his chum's just surfing medal. in 2018 she was junior well champion the biggest international success. she started her career representing the usa but that she faced mu

portugal seeing the rain battering the algarve on places further north something that will keep going bordeaux shows how far south dakota gets 18 down to 11 by the time we get to saturday this is friday's picture that is cold enough to see some snow on its back edges well on the high ground but sometimes on the low ground too and it'll keep moving science weekend and again some rain in the algarve in portugal and probably going across towards africa and he's that little slow circulating system will affect morocco there's still some shows because it's quite strong wind gathering up the cloud that's running into north korea and for west africa the showers are starting to share now as the season changes. sponsible cuts at ways to jump into the stream there is a lot going on in this and julian on global community when i don't have all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are and where be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have been disconnected

and spain largely because it's going to be cloudy and wet particularly in portugal and here is that. angel wind direction drop in temperature in london which will eventually reach the whole of europe but it gets to paris a day later down to 13 on saturday this is though the persistent culprit it's largely turkey a gale force winds through the aegean snow for the turkish hearts. frank assessments the world is on a brink of a catastrophic model failure is that a fair assessment if catastrophic failure to twice valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying bit coy ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines the inside story on our era. you're watching al-jazeera our mind of our top stories this hour indonesia has recovered the cockpit voice recorder of a passenger jet that crashed in january it's hopes that it could provide clues to why the plane went down killing all 62 people on board. being miles military is intensifying an offensive against rebels and curren

for the time being, nonessential travel needs to be restricted, but we do believe that portugal willwill happen soon, a couple of months, may be may, early may, we'll have everything ready to enable british people to come and visit the country, for sure. going on holiday is still illegal, and from monday, anyone travelling will have to carry a form which says their trip is permitted. there are no government guarantees that trips to cyprus, portugal or any other country will be possible from the 17th of may. after a year of crushingly low passenger numbers, the industry is holding its breath and hoping that the summer will save them. caroline davies, bbc news. more than a million nhs workers have now had the covid vaccine in england, but there are still tens of thousands who haven't. now the government is looking at whether covid vaccination should be made compulsory for all health workers. our health editor hugh pym reports on efforts to vaccinate nhs staff who may be hesitant. it's a vaccine promotional video with a difference — an nhs trust reaching out to its own staff via social

and portugal's health care system still hossam for coverage from the country's budget slashing costs we speak to medical stops on the front lines of the pandemic. this is d w business on tape ferguson welcome to the program. after experiencing its worst contraction since world war 2 the u.s. economy appears to be on the rebound some 379000 jobs were created in february the majority of them in the leisure and hospitality industries the lifting of some locked and measures on the country's swift vaccine has given both sectors a major boost to the views car haul has more the leisure and hospitality sectors made the biggest hiring gains now that lockdown restrictions were starting to ease according to the latest report by the u.s. labor department federal reserve chairman jerome powell said the secret to economic recovery would be job creation and vaccination predicting an upswing as more of the population gets the jab we've got rising vaccination we've got cases of lower levels we've got strong support from fiscal monetary policy and while there are still risks there's good reason to exp

portugal did beat switzerland 3—0, but there was heatbreak in injury time for england, this goal for—— they'll learn from this. it hurts, and it's a lesson. chelsea women's manager emma hayes has called the side's victory over wolfsburg her �*most favourite win in charge' as they reached the final four of the champions league. chelsea have never made the final, but will surely be confident after their 5—1 aggregate win over the german team. jim lumsden reports. the wall that chelsea failed to scale three times. they had been away gold from losing first leg to— one, but the resistance dissolved when sam kerr appeared to be brought down. wolfsburg woke up for a while. they pressed chelsea back. almost summoning a perfect response. the shewolf �*s desperately needed to score, but they lapsed in defence and kerr �*s left in —— stepped in. wolfsburg had become listless. this was a commanding performance from chelsea, and kirby confirmed their place in the semifinals for the second time in three seasons. jim lumsden, bbc news. manchester city had it all to do to make the semi—finals. they

and hope portugal beat switzerland. ebe eze with penalty. if they beat switzerland, this goal gave england that 2-0 switzerland, this goal gave england that 2—0 lead and that is what they neededin that 2—0 lead and that is what they needed in case portugal literary being switzerland 3—0 on the other game, but it was heartbreaking entry time for england, the first five extra minutes, the school for croatia what appeared to be enough to send them through to the quarterfinals. the only thing to tell you was that they are still a few seconds left of that game and will bring you the final score in a moment, but england do need to score an extra goal and those final seconds. we were talking about the nfl extending its season from 16 to 17 games and will speak to lindsay jones, the senior writer for the 17 games and will speak to lindsay jones, the senior writerfor the nfl at the athletics, so let us ask her about the significance of this movement because i suppose just one game doesn't sound like very much, but it is a very big deal nonetheless. 1

have moved their home game against azerbaijan to turn italy had it gone ahead in portugal some playersincluding several from the english premier league would face quarantine issues upon their return and there was controversy in france the league had a bar the foreign players from qualifiers outside the e.u. but the government changed the rules and players are exempted from quarantine while we've been speaking to international football journalist gavin hamilton who explains that fisa and us are under huge pressure to make sure the qualifiers happen as scheduled. it's up to figure 2 to organize the qualifiers and up to the confederations to organize them in each region and they need to get them done on time in order to host the look up in in 2022 so there's a lot of pressure feature but there are international dates in place the calendar is in place and dates are set aside for the games but there are individual countries who having problems with players being released once it's clear that the countries in the individual federations are following procedures about testing. comes up portuga

and spain largely because it's going to be cloudy and wet particularly in portugal and here is that change of wind direction drop in temperature in london which will eventually reach the whole of europe but it gets to paris a day later down to 13 on saturday this is though the persistent culprit it's largely turkey a gale force wind through the g. and snow for the turkish hearts. lead your country onto the pitch is a special moment for any footballer to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend and a cantonal introduces. who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generation of female players across the middle east. football rebels lets their way. on algis the. vaccines a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap is emerged between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest developments what's going on here is ve

is one reason for that is that after the global financial crisis portugal was forced to adopt strict austerity measures besides cutting investments jobs were axed and wages slashed in recent years a lot of people saw no alternative but to emigrate. streams we needed more staff and couldn't employ them i knew some who just finished their training and found all hospital doors were closed to them. research a tiago cold air has uncovered another long term effect of the e.u. troika austerity package the portuguese live long lives but not necessarily good ones especially the poorest. so my eyes will not have an economically weaker population and less access to social security. which is therefore more vulnerable to illness is an open goal for covert 19. feet urgently needed work is now underway on hospitals in places like lisbon porto and castillo bunker began even before the pandemic struck after 12 year old plans for it were resurrected. we need investment and essential modernization that's behind in many quarters. you know there's still no hint of better working conditions or fresh hirin

the world cup qualifiers kristie is not happy after being denied what looked like a clear goal for portugal action coming up later. egypt's president has ordered port authorities to prepare to lighten the load of the cargo ship which has blocked the souse canal for 6 days is causing widespread delays to the global shipping network syria's been forced to ration fuel it has a tanker waiting in the traffic jam along with around 300 other vessels steps are being taken to guarantee supplies for hospitals and bakeries and water stations yemen and lebanon are also considering rationing feel so as can all authorities are waiting for more tugboats to help free this ship on saturday they said they successfully dug out the stan the canal is one of the world's most important shipping lanes with 12 percent of global trade passing through it spends a while she is the vice president of oil markets and downstream consulting at i.h.s. market is joining us from london spencer thanks very much indeed for being with us how much of a strain is this continuing blockage putting on supply chains which are already

have moved their home game against as a began to turn italy had it gone ahead in portugal some players including several from the english premier league would face quarantine issues upon their return and there was controversy in france illegal had barred the foreign players that from qualifiers outside the e.u. but the government changed the rules and players are exempted from quarantine all joining us now from london is international football journalist gavin hamilton given how much pressure is there on fifa to make sure these call fires happen on schedule. well it's up to fit to organize the qualifiers and up to the confederations to organize them in each region and they need to get them all done on time in order to host the world cup in in 2022 so there's a lot of pressure fever but there are international dates in place that the calendar is in place and dates are set aside for the games but as you mentioned there are individual countries who having problems with players being released and there are particular issues in europe but there's a bigger problem in south america this curre

united states says it station forces will help train soldiers in mozambique to fight the insurgents portugal the country's former colonial power has also committed to changing the military for now people waiting for help to arrive say they feel abandoned by the country and the international community. the biden of ministration is struggling to cope with the surge of unaccompanied children arriving at the southern u.s. border a democratic congressman has released photos from inside that attention facility in texas revealing the overcrowded conditions the children have fled the violence and poverty in central america to seek asylum in the u.s. castro reports. the u.s. government claims these are not detention centers but photos taken from inside u.s. border patrol facilities have stirred and outcry thousands of teenagers and younger children crowded into pens and sleeping on floors held in these conditions for more than 5 days in violation of a court order requiring they be moved to more child friendly shelters within 72 hours but was at the national center so i guess they are. they are guarde

but can i | add portugal to the list? many of the issues — add portugal to the list? the issues are very much confined to certain— the issues are very much confined to certain countries of concern and it is not _ certain countries of concern and it is not due — certain countries of concern and it is not due to _ certain countries of concern and it is not due to any malevolence of those _ is not due to any malevolence of those countries it is the bedding down _ those countries it is the bedding down of— those countries it is the bedding down of move procedures and practices _ down of move procedures and practices which are unfamiliar to the officials in those countries so can i_ the officials in those countries so can i ask— the officials in those countries so can i ask you to not only advise lord _ can i ask you to not only advise lord frost— can i ask you to not only advise lord frost to attend these matters but also _ lord frost to attend these matters but also that there should be a foreign— but also that there should be a foreign office minister who is going to ta

a tribute to portugal's national pride.because the world's largest korku forest it's a paradise of biodiversity and a boon to the climates. what it is going to lose because the cord has a unique system for each dawn of course we retain $73.00. to and in the 3 species that we don't get we just feel the bark of the tree. the trees can be up to 200 years old the core can be harvested every 9 years but the bark grows thick enough to be carefully cut. as part of course are increasingly replaced by metal and plastic stoppers the oak is in decline. so the rediscovery of cork as a building material is welcome. its look is also in line with current trends. you don't get to put something on the outside of your house if you don't like so people 1st have a visual and aesthetic satisfaction with the product it is at the same time a roosting contemporary visual. now hundreds of constructions using cork have been built private homes doctors practices schools. but there's never been a building made exclusively of cork like the house in ede

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till now only curfews of effectively stem the spread of the b one month 7 variant in portugal ireland and england i think we also need to take this approach. in speaking as a doctor the new data shows that infections are increasing so fast that rates of 100000 which our experts predicted seem all too realistic this should be a warning to us to quickly implemented safety measures. medical shares this view and says stricter laws could be necessary possibly including obligatory tests for companies she also floated the idea that germany's lawmakers might pass new legislation faster than the conference of state leaders i intimate one possibility would be to revisit the infection protection laws and make changes on a case by case basis we're bound by law to curb the spread and currently that's not happening all nick is the. this remains the case now as it did a week ago. for more on this i'm joined by reporter max merrill max there are calls for a hard lock down from some quarters how does merkel address that. well i think merkel is quite clearly feeling the heat and she wants a tougher lin

super tasty but there's another from portugal and tried to put them in a beer and try to to make the beer taste like a bit of an otter still being a beer the brussels beer project has grown into a sizable company and it was launched with an unusual crowdfunding campaign so we went to see. people in brussels friends and family in beer lovers and say ok if you want this project to go live prayer is also us and we give you for beers every year for life. so we go it's the 1st time we've got 369 people will say ok all right you have 2 crazy guys here let's let's say let's bet on them their slogan leave the n.b.a. join the playground pokes fun at the country's traditional and their times uninspired brewing culture and they certainly know how to have a laugh. you can thank the. good naked. as if there were no apocalypse because it's basically a beer you should drink in the shower you're exclusive in the show. a lot x. offers a wide range of beers to house as well as is typical for independent craft breweries to do the math and group who want to get to sample their latest creation meddler be