reporter: rosenheim station in southern germany. freight train from italy makes an unscheduled stop. german police scour the train for illegal immigrants. with passenger trains subject to close scrutiny, freight trains have become a secret ticket to germany. >> what are you looking for exactly? >> to see whether it is sealed or if the seal is broken. if it's not sealed or the seal is broken, we'll take a closer look and open it up. reporter: the officers focus on containers and truck trailers. there are lots of hollow spaces for stowaways between the containers. but it's an extremely dangerous way to travel. >> they squeeze under the train. they're used to it. back home it's more common to hang onto a train than to get a seat. reporter: police don't find any stowaways. after half an hour, the train is cleared for its onward journey. german police have stepped up freight train searches. the officers on the ground get air support from a helicopter equipped with a thermal imaging camera. >> argus 610, we have a detection at the center

on the ground local law enforcement officials urged all the people to stay at home warning avoid rosenheim up lots of tucker is currently still at large locals are advised to stay indoors. the suspect is described as a man in his forty's stout figure and shaved medium short blond hair wearing gray trousers and a green jacket and reportedly he was on a bike but police has warned and has. urged all the journalists to avoid any speculation wait for detailed information from the officials and there is no any information so far over the man's identity or his possible motives so we are following this story our daughter has more information out there with the latest on this breaking news here on international maria thank you. damning new report from a think tank called european values has taken aim at this china thousands of people who have appeared as guests on our network the institute which receives funding from the us as well as a number of other western governments describes them all as useful idiots he's an associate turk and i joined my colleague neil harvey to discuss the report it's a bi

enforcement officials have also urged people to stay at home this is what they have to say warning avoid rosenheim up lots of tucker is currently still at large locals are advised to stay indoors the suspect is described as a man in his forty's wearing green jacket and gray try the trousers and reportedly he was on a bike but police has urged all the media to avoid speculations and to wait for more further information from officials and there is no any information as for knowledge over the man's identity or possible motives of the attack say we have following the story right artie's marie from. them thank you. damning new report from a think tank called european values has taken aim at this channel and thousands of people who have appeared as guests on our network the institute which receives funding from the united states as well as other western governments describes them all as quote useful idiots. and i see a chair can i join my colleague neil harvey to discuss the report. it's a bit of a surprise for you the party bashing continues now and this particular report the issues that artie's guests

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the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station.etained. an animal welfare charity has released footage of illegal loggers cutting down a tree with a sloth clinging to its branches. it's to try to stop people posting animal selfies. campaigners believe the growing trend of tourists taking pictures alongside wildlife means more and more animals are being snatched from their natural habitat. terrified and clinging to the top of 100 foot tree, as illegal loggers cut it down. this undercover footage was captured in the amazon in peru and highlights the horrible method used to steal wild animals from their homes. the sloth is forced into a bag and dragged off to market, just so tourists can take photos with it. the social media platform instagram has seen a nearly 300% increase in wildlife selfies since 2014 from around the world. it says it wants the craze to stop. world animal protection says many animals are kept in filthy, cramped conditions and treated extremely badly, all for tourist entertainment. the charity is asking for those w

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station.has been detained. two boys have been injured in a serious collision with a van in cleethorpes in lincolnshire this morning. humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter's avenue at about 830. one of the boys suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. storm brian has hit the uk with gale—force winds and high seas. gusts of over 70mph were recorded earlier this morning. yellow strong wind warnings are still in place across much of wales, southern england and the midlands. there are seven flood warnings across england, urging "immediate action". clare woodling has been out in storm brian in seaton, cornwall. storm brian is definitely making its mark. all day we have experienced this very strong south—westerly wind forcefully coming onshore and bringing strong waves. we haven't seen any boats out all day, the only person i have seen in the sea is a windsurfer. conditions have felt rather changeable

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station. the suspect has now been detained.ves experts have been called to the sellafield nuclear plant to deal with a chemical incident. a cordon was put in place following an incident which happened during an audit of chemicals which had been stored at the site since 1992. joining me now with more on this story is our correspondent alice hutton. the explosive experts were called in last night at 8pm, the pit in 100 metre cord and it and staff within the hundred metres were evacuated. the incident seems to centre around a routine lab infantry that was part of the decommissioning process of sellafield. staff found around five bottles of industrial chemicals that had been in use 25 years ago in 1992 and that's what sparked the college. have the company said anything?‘ spokesman from sellafield told me there had been no explosion or a lea k there had been no explosion or a leak and there was no nuclear waste involved. they said because of the age of the chemicals it was a matter of routine we had to call the explosive experts out

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station.s been detained. donald trump has announced he plans to release thousands of classified documents relating to the assassination ofjohn f kennedy in 1963. some us government officials are thought to oppose the publication of the papers on national security grounds. but mr trump has tweeted that he would allow them to be opened — "subject to the receipt of further information" the majority of households have experienced problems with their broadband over the last year, with slow speeds the most common complaint. a survey by ‘which‘ suggested customers of virgin media, talktalk, sky and bt were the worst affected. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz reports. frustration with broadband is boiling over in some households. we've become so dependent on it for shopping, banking and entertainment that the internet not working can drive people mad. it cuts out more than it should. i live in the countryside and it's terrible there, like 5 megabytes per second is the maximum you'll e

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station. were no life—threatening injuries. the suspect has been detained. explosives experts have been called to the sellafield nuclear plant in cumbria to deal with a chemical incident. a cordon was put in place following an audit of chemicals which had been stored at the site since 1992. joining me now with more on this story is our correspondent alice hutton. what we know about the incident? we 110w what we know about the incident? we now know that the army's expose of experts were called to the site about 8pm last night after staff discovered several canisters including a chemical industrial solvent that is not only potentially flammable at it had been stored at the site for 25 years. the army could a cordon around the lab and evacuated the staff as a precaution and after they carried out the tests, they decided the safest way to dispose of the canisters is to bury them in sound and carry out a controlled explosion. that is something that will happen later today, what other companies sayi

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station.e no life threatening injuries but they describe the attacker as "volatile". they say the suspect‘s still at large and have asked residents to stay indoors while they search for him. the motive for the attack is still unclear. explosives experts have been called to the sellafield nuclear plant to deal with a chemical incident. a cordon was put in place following an incident which happened during an audit of chemicals which had been stored at the site since 1992. joining me now with more on this story is our correspondent alice hutton. what do we know about this incident? it was about hpm yesterday evening when explosive experts and the civil nuclear constabulary were called out to sellafield. the latter are the special police force based at the plant who are there to deal with safety if required. a hundred metre cordon was put around a lab rhetoric and people were evacuated. the issue seems to be centred around a routine lab inventory involving the decommissioning of sellafield where s

the stabbings occurred near the rosenheimer underground station.atening injuries. a man has been detained. two boys have been injured in a serious collision with a van in cleethorpes in lincolnshire this morning. humberside police were called to the incident after a white peugeot van mounted the pavement on st peter's avenue at about 8:30am. one of the boys suffered life threatening injuries, and both have been taken to hospital. human rights groups and zimbawe's political opposition have condemned a decision by the world health organisation to appoint president robert mugabe as a ‘goodwill ambassador‘ for the un agency to help tackle non—communicable diseases. human rights watch said that — given mr mugabe's record on human rights — it was an embarrassment to give him such a role. a spokesperson for the uk government said the appointment was surprising and disappointing. earlier, i spoke to doug coltart — a human rights lawyer and activist — who lives in zimbabwe. he told me the decision has left many zimbabweans in the country worried. we have a