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role of the strongest the rule of africa's radical islamists who have taken the place of the republic france has been on a high terror alert since a wave of islamist attacks in two thousand and fifteen which killed more than one hundred and forty people and the atrocities kept coming. in a bid to keep france safe two hundred and fifty thousand security personnel are deployed every day but forces say they're being stretched too thin and have reached a breaking point they've worked on most twenty two million hours in overtime without any extra pay but m.p.'s from korn's own party have a simple solution to the problem private security forces are a component which you must know take into cone's everyone recognizes that there are no key partner there report suggests guards in places like supermarkets and shops should essentially become another arm of the security services it suggests that they could all be equipped with tasers have the right to carry concealed weapons and even get a distinct uniform police unions off furious to give its privatizing security there's a real problem with the risk of

the strongest the rule of norco traffickers radical islamists who have taken the place of the republic france has been on a high terror alert since a wave of islamist attacks in two thousand and fifteen which killed more than a hundred and forty people and the atrocities kept coming. in a bid to keep france safe two hundred and fifty thousand security personnel are deployed every day but forces say they're being stretched too thin and have reached a breaking point they've worked on most twenty two million hours in overtime without any extra pay but m.p.'s from my own party have a simple solution to the problem private security forces are a component which we must know take into account everyone recognizes that there are no key partner there report suggests guards in places like supermarkets and shops should essentially become another arm of the security services it suggests that they could all be equipped with tasers have the right to carry concealed weapons and even get a distinct uniform police unions off furious to give its privatizing security there's a real problem with the risk of priva

became omnipresent in the records because he became a journal in the -- general in the french republic. when france abolished slavery in 1794, that completely changed the life of the black population of haiti. they have been considered property. they were subjected to racist discrimination. overnight, they became free but french citizens. property or had certain army and they could vote or be elected. contracted of haiti quickly. former slaves were told they could do what they wanted. what they wanted to not to -- work on a large plantation. the economy contracted by 95% into the protection of coffee and sugar. he was adamant that he would restore the plantation crops. slavery was not a possibility at that point but by using some amount of propulsion. if the slaves were left to do what they wanted, then they didn't produce sugar and coffee. he devised a system. would be frees and earn a salary. on the other hand they would not be free to leave the plantation. underould have to work some amount of compulsion if necessary. for them to be reviving the plantations. him, the revolution was watching what

it says above all or if it was allowed the support of the president of the republic is important because in france the president is the head of the armed forces the fifty m. to go to those laws he determines what the future needs will be. bodies will be out he decides on the missions and he observes how the material or military technology operates in conflict zones at all till it's important to show him the products made by the manufacturers so that we can respond to his name it's just that. he always home to one of the few french institutions it's taken a critical look at the government's lobbying on behalf of the defense industry. tony fulton a researcher at all says this lobby ism is part of a larger initiative. to show that there's almost a kind of familiar with relationship between the arms industry and the state. to me expansion of arms exports is given an absolute priority because of well you know some time before two thousand and ten france ramped up its weapons exports says explicit really was a new economic strategy and just particularly with respect to the middle east and of the rupee h

one has a clinic in the democratic republic of the congo and the other campaigns for the back to yazidi people. france has launched... they say they have not heard from him since september. at 10pm, a full round up of the day's news. first here on bbc news channel, it's inside out. good evening. this week, the hundreds of ford customers whose engines have failed or, in some cases, burst into flames. and the little girl recovery from meningitis. hello. coming up on the programme. i investigate ford engines that failed without warning. i had essentially got a firebomb into a populated area. also tonight, the baby girl on the long road to recovery after she lost all four limbs to meningitis. it feels like nothing can compare to what we've already gone through. and later in the programme, the preacher from a yorkshire village who claimed to perform miracles. imagine you are driving on a busy motorway and your car loses power or worse, you see smoke and flames coming from the engine. hundreds of ford owners from across the uk say they are experiencing catastrophic failures with their ford ecoboost engines,

france. at the very early days of our republic. the blue angels are one of the highlights and they are scheduled to practice for the weekend air shows that this afternoon. the jets are scheduled to kickoff in oakland flying over the bay and the city of 1. the practice will continue until about 5 p.m. this evening. during that time you will not only be able to see and hear the judge in san francisco and they spake, but the jets will be hitting speeds over some hundred -- 700 miles an hour over the bay. the practice time is dependent on the weather. if it is too cloudy. the practice might be postponed. we are waiting to hear about organizers at the ayrshire to find out what they are expecting weather-wise later this afternoon. there are other highlights of the week and weekend including the parade of ships happening tomorrow. other events today starting at 9, a military art exhibit at the san francisco cannery. ship tours we mentioned at appears 32, 35. the navy band destroyers performing at the theater at 6 tonight. the blue angels

republic and actively promoting the return of refugees specifically to that area and this is all despite the fact that in the territory under the control of the legitimate syrian government neither the united states nor france nor any other western country wants to create conditions for the return of refugees as the west says until there is a credible political process what is the question why on the eastern bank of the euphrates which is controlled by the united states and their local com raid shouldn't we also wait for the beginning of a credible political process the answer can be only this because they're there they want to create the prototype of a new state or maybe again will see this dangerous game with kurdistan with the idea of a big kurdistan but i do not exclude it because the united states in this area as a rule is trying to maintain the situation in a heated state so that no one can calm down and in such muddy waters it's much easier for them to catch the fish they want is never lead to good results. you can see the full interview with russia's foreign minister on our team dot com next thursday. a harrowing story now the two astronauts who narrowly escaped a disaster on thursday when their roc

republic of congo. time for sport with tara. thanks very much germany faced the series threats of relegation from the way for nations league top tier after losing to world champions france on choose day anton greaseman start for the home side in paris after going behind the athletico forward scored twice to help france to a two one comeback when it's the first time germany have lost six games in a single calendar year boxen finished a one of the second test against australia strongly after a difficult start pakistan were in serious trouble of being dismissed cheaply they were reduced to seventy seven to five at lunch with nathan lyon taking four wickets in six balls fucker's them on and suffer azamat saves the day putting on a partnership of one hundred forty seven helping them record a total of two hundred eighty two proc suns boyer's took some early wickets to make sure they finished on the high australian closing on twenty for two. former captain some serious says he's acted with integrity having been charged with corruption by the i.c.c. world cricket governing body claim he hasn't cooperated with an investigation and have even accused him of destroying evidence the

france and others germany's chancellor says arms exports to saudi arabia can continue under what she calls the current circumstances. an armed group in the democratic republic of congo is killed at least fifteen people an abducted a dozen others most of them children it happened in beni a region on the border with uganda that's been plagued by violence the attack is being seen as a major setback in the effort to contain a deadly ebola outbreak there might be on the hand has more. of the attackers came in the middle of the night as they have so many times before the true cost of the violence in and around the northeastern city of binny only clear the following morning in addition to the deed at least fifteen are missing most of them children aged between five and ten years old the fear is they'll be forced to fight alongside a cat just wanted to get it to people outside and shot them in a neighborhood they can seven people living here. down to the bit enemies now able to operate without it being sort of on a public. street or there's no security here anymore was not a funeral procession became a protest march mourners confronting congolese troops who day say

france. a kingdom of bahrain has praised the efforts of king solomon's temple main justice and to reveal the truth of. the state of kuwait has welcomed the resident shot that into the arab republic of egypt has praised the results of the preliminary investigation in the case of journalists. it's a good news if it's on saudi arabia regarding the events in the news article coincidence of these institutions. as well but we don't know what happened there is no crisis brought also to decisions regarding exports to saudi arabia. also coming up tonight an exclusive report about syrian refugee girls being married off just to survive. and i thought i have to get married because of our situation there are many things i need that i can't get i don't have any married friends and don't really know what marriage is. for we begin the day with more disturbing details about the murder of journalist shogi and the strongest evidence to date suggesting there was indeed an attempt to cover it all up turkey today leaked more c.c.t.v. images from the saudi consulate in istanbul workers show he was last seen alive we see the journalist walking into the building and we see what appears to be the shogi w

republic. brian: i want to put on the screen population figures for back in those days. you have set it up, we have britain and franceand then there is the united states, and the numbers you can see our 5 million in 1800, and it jumps a couple million each year 7 million in 1810. 1835, 14.5. the reason we put all those numbers up there is because those are the years john marshall was on the bench. going back to how john marshall got there, you point out about him being a delegate, his firstas government job? joel: his first government job was he was sent by john adams to , when thee french french were interfering in american shipping. the french to not like john adams because they were suspicious of federalists. they had seized ships. brian: what would they do with them once they had seized them? joel: they would basically attach them as prizes, which meant they would sell the ships off, they would convert them into naval vessels, they would ship.he goods off of the brian: why did that not create an immediate war? joel: that is the point. the french by seizing these ships created a lot of friction, but the u.s. was n

to france and and worked at the top level in the country's ministry of foreign affairs she was also the permanent representative to the united nations peace building office in central african republic before moving to become director general of the organization's regional base in nairobi the sixty eight year old brings three decades of top level diplomatic experience to the role most recently she was appointed by the united nations secretary general antonio to be his key link to the african union the thoughts who is the editor in chief of the at a standard she told us even though the role is largely ceremonial the president still has potential to lead reform. ambassadors how they work has. very extensive experience in being a diplomat and serving her country as a diplomat first and also moving into a separate post as was in the united nations. her last one was in nairobi and i know her last one the one that she just resigned from was the representative of the u.n. secretary general to the african union so she was based in ethiopia but she has had more than thirty years of experience as a. diplomat in the past. you know many say it's largely ceremonial by the course of two should it

republic of ireland 1—0 in dublin. harry wilson scored that fantastic free—kick in the second half. another defeat for germany leaves them bottom of their group. francera is going to be managed by his former rival david haye. hey says he can help chisora become world champion too and england's latest one—dayer is due to start in the next half an hour, the tourists are 1—0 up in the series but it is currently raining. hopefully we will be live there today we've reached perhaps one of the most crucial points of the brexit negotations so far. britain will leave the european union in less than six months. and the prime minister theresa may is travelling to brussels today to try to persuade the leaders of the other 27 countries in the european union to accept her insurance policy on what should happen to the border between n ireland and the republic of ireland. it's called the brexit backstop — here's chris morris to explain what that is. you may have heard about the backstop. it's a baseball term so what does it have to do with brexit? think in terms of a safety net and you get the general idea. the backstop is key to talk overs the future of the irish b

ambassador to france and worked at the top level in the country's ministry of foreign affairs she was also the permanent representative to the un's peacebuilding office in the central african republic before moving to become director general of the organization's base in nairobi the sixty eight year old brings three decades of top level diplomatic experience to the role most recently when she was appointed by the u.n. secretary general antonio to be his key link to the african union is the thoughts of. chief at the standard newspaper she says even though this role is largely ceremonial the president still has potential to lead reform. ambassadors how they work has. very extensive experience in being a diplomat serving your country as a diplomat first and also moving into a separate post as was in the united nations. position her last one was in nairobi and i know i'm sorry her last one the one that she just resigned from was the representative of the u.n. secretary general and to the african you need she was based in ethiopia but she has had more than thirty years of experience as a. diplomat in the past. you know many say it's largely ceremonial by the course to shoot it is also e

ambassador to france and worked at the top level in the country's ministry of foreign affairs she was also the permanent representative to the un's peacebuilding office in the central african republicbefore moving to become director general of the organizations regional based in nairobi sixty eight year old brings three decades of top level diplomatic experience to the job most recently she was appointed by the u.n. secretary general and tourney to ted has to be his key link to the african union sedalia lemme is editor in chief of the ad is standard magazine and she says even though the role is largely ceremonial the president still has potential to lead reform. ambassadors how they work has. a very extensive experience in being a diplomat serving your country as a diplomat first and also moving into a separate post as was in the united nations. her last one was in nairobi and i know i'm sorry her last one the one that she just resigned from was the representative from the u.n. secretary general to the african aids so she was based in ethiopia but she has had more than thirty years of experience as an established korean diplomat in the past . you know many say it's largely ceremoni