because he did it against rafi on the dow, had no issue with it in general, but it is portrayed in aifferent way, of course, it got a whole lot of light, but tennis is a game of adjustments, and people start doing something and somebody sta rts start doing something and somebody starts trying to do something else to counter it. i think more people had the moxie to try an underarm serve, maybe the players wouldn't stand back basically against the wall to try and return serve anymore. ifind wall to try and return serve anymore. i find it wall to try and return serve anymore. ifind it fascinating myself and i what was lost in curiouser and enforcement performance is just a curiouser and enforcement performance isjust a ridiculously unplayable he was. it's good for the game. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the prime minister is still trying to find a way to break the deadlock and bring her brexit agreement back to the house of commons for a third time. she acknowledged this afternoon that, as things stand now, there's no majority support for it among mp

one of israel's most renowned former intelligence agents, rafi eitan, has died in tel aviv at the age0, to snatch the fugitive nazi, adolf eichmann, from argentina and smuggle him to israel. eichmann was put on trial for his role in the holocaust and executed. stay with us: a journey from hell for this young orangutan rescued on his way to bali. let there be no more war or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. very good. applause so proud of both of you. applause with great regret, the committeee have decided that south africa should be excluded from the 1970 competition. chants streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. onlooker: wow! this is bbc news, the latest headlines: president trump hails the defeat of the so—called islamic state caliphate, but warns the us will remain vigilant. earlier, i wasjoined by chris doyle, commentator on the middle east and international politics and director of the council for arab—british understanding. i asked him if this is the end of so—called islamic state. although donald trump has been keen pol

village of bikers the last i saw held areas near the iraqi border but as medina cultivar explains the rafi is the terrorists' just biding their time. the small syrian village of the goose has been el focal point for the syrian democratic forces for several weeks now and it's been cold the last remaining on clay for feisal forces since a real and not without good reason the world has seen crackdowns suffer scaping civilians and even jihadists who chose to surrender and addition to the terrorists there also their wives and children to. praising the islamic state with the different slogans they also. showed the soles of their shoes as an insult evan now they still believe this is not the end of the caliphate just a short while ago though donald trump announced that his army and allies crushed islam make state completely we just took over you know you kept hearing it was ninety percent ninety two percent the caliphate in syria now it's one hundred percent we just took over ever since then however there has been a wave of different opinions from those who are actually responsible for what's hap

are there was the prime minister there of new zealand here at the big table with me is rafi obols and he's an expert on terrorism and crisis management with the german institute for international and security affairs here in berlin good to see you again you read the manifesto that the one suspect who's going to be charged allegedly left behind. to explain what was in his mind why he did what can we glean about his beliefs from that manifesto while there is a debate actually ongoing what's the status of this manifesto is i mean it's littered with lots of internet references some irony as well so not everything what's in there is to be taken literally but i think there is no doubt that this manifesto stands for racial racist white supremacist ideology and the title i mean the great replacement really sort of speaks for itself and this is this well known right wing conspiracy theory that worse than european nations are going to be sort of replaced by other races other countries muslims and that's the fear of these extremists half and that's what they want to fight against the idea and th

tens of thousands of women representing hundreds of organizations marching across the country i mean rafi people sometimes i never miss an audience on the united states to be to the left makes me think with how these kind of things you know when peace make our nation i hope some over the top of my feet up. the protesters on the streets today but tomorrow it will be taken to governments to the workplace and schools. and. one of cyrus. britain's prime minister is warning the brig's its may not happen atoll if a deal is rejected by parliament again next week to resume is to go see actions with the european union a story because of the m. paso the irish border e.u. leaders have given out until friday to come up with new proposals to end the deadlock that may is now urging m.p.'s to back of brigs a deal when they vote again on tuesday. tensions escalated between india and pakistan last month after a suicide bomber killed more than forty indian troops the alleged attacker was a man from indian administered kashmir activists say that young people from the valley adjoining groups and launched num

i have to remember not to call you rafi when we're in formal chambers. when they called to say i had been nominated for the award, i said i didn't think i was worthy of receiving the award or ready to receive the award because i hadn't done enough yet. and i thought now wait a minute. my male colleagues should have readily accept -- would have readily accept the award. the women in the chamber and the women coming after me, i'm pretty sure i'm back in the position of feeling not quite worthy of receiving this yet. so thank you very much for doing that. you know, i have a funny thing that happens to me, which is when i tell people that my career and my work and any passion is in serving seniors, they say lovely things back to me, like ugh, and that must be so depressing. and i want to tell you that i am incredibly fortunate. i go to work every single day to serve the people who created the privileges that i enjoy. i go to work every single day, standing next to my heros and really, the people who started the lgbtq movement not just in san francisco but ac

accused activists of standing in the way of progress even labeling opponents as terrorists blamed us rafi reports. kenya's leaders say it's east africa's most ambitious infrastructure project. the level port and lam southern sudan ethiopia transport corridor or lap set is worth an estimated twenty four point five billion dollars. it includes the construction of a deep water port highways oil pipelines railways airports and even three luxury resorts. port will be the main hub connecting kenya ethiopia and south sudan to the indian ocean and to the world. and. to me. this. is. not country. work started in two thousand and thirteen when it's finished it's hoped the port will become a major source of revenue. but not everyone is happy with the project activists say it will damage the environment and the government is not properly compensating people for their land leaving indigenous communities to pay the price for kenya's progress that. if the government wants to solve them. only twenty seconds. for years lamas people relied on fishing and tourism to earn a living the port means a major shif