banned by the ioc, accused of corruption and boxing's olympic status is in doubt beyond next yea r�*s pariss correspondent alex capstick spoke to my colleague olly foster. he was not backing down at all although he did say in this argument, the second pass at the olympic committee that might be some progress in the coming days and he said there is going to be addressing some concerns and he did not say how confident he was that the boxing would be in the olympics by los angeles 2028 but he also said that he didn't seem that concerned if it was removed. the olympics for boxing and in the next breath, he said he was doing all he can to make sure that it cannot be kicked out. the ioc concern is corruption of the governments in the way they have been running competitions which is why they have taken control of it leading up to the paris games. the world championships are taking place at the moment and the number of countries boycotting those in the same countries that have formed this breakaway the challenge against the iba, where they had with that? they've actually boycotted this event becaus

s. paris the beautiful buildings of the brilliant culture known as urine in public places since the 19thtury and more precisely in singing since 1834 have been at war with this annoying stench, that is, since the first place of progress was created in the city , a traveler who had a healthy sense of smell. ok, you can testify that after two centuries, this problem still remains unsolved and even for the french , it became famous. the reputation called "brutal urination " was removed everywhere. you don't see anyone, but you can smell meat everywhere. public everywhere illegal and to fix this problem public toilets are installed in many cities in france. it seems that this trick doesn't work either. that's why i started to investigate the issue and i'm not sure anywhere else in the world that urinating in public places is so normal that when a a person is doing something on the street. still, the same person with a personality, local knowledge took the trouble to change public behaviors and habits and took measures to deal with urinating in public places, which include coloring that makes

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s third visit to a major european power this weekend. he was in germany earlier and on saturday he was in rome meeting italian leaders. live now to france where we can join hugh schofield our parisondent for more on zelensky�*s visit. we heard a big announcement from germany about nearly $3 billion worth of aid on his visitjust before his visit to germany but are we expecting anything similar, any similar announcements from france? not that we have been led to believe, that is all i can say. there will be some kind of official press statement at the end of this dinner in a couple of hours and it may be that there is mention of more munitions and arms from france to ukraine but we have not been led to suspect that will happen in any major way. suspect that will happen in any majorway. france suspect that will happen in any major way. france is giving plenty, at least it is certainly very proud it is now a significant contributor to the ukrainian arsenal, with its caesar mobile artillery unit and light tanks and some air defence put it may well be there was more to come. basically debriefings before this were not to make a big announcement, the centrepiece of the meeting, that was

mr zelensky�*s trip to paris is his third visit to a major european power this weekend.five people are reported to have died in myanmar — after a powerful cyclone hit the country. cyclone mocha is one of the strongest storms to hit the bay of bengal in recent years.

mr zelensky�*s trip to paris is his third visit to a major european power this weekend. leaders are expected to discuss french military and humanitarian support for ukraine. millions of votes are being counted in turkey after elections to decide who will lead the country for the next five years. the presidential battle has been fierce — recep tayyip erdogan is seeking to prolong his 20 years in power against a stiff challenge from kemal. at least five people are reported to have died in myanmar — after a powerful cyclone hit the country. cyclone mocha is one of the strongest storms to hit the bay of bengal in recent years. in bangladesh — hundreds of thousands of people were forced to take shelter. now on bbc news playing for ukraine. for over a month, we have been following a group of ukrainian refugees, all of them prominent actors and directors in their home country. actors and directors in their home count . a . ~ actors and directors in their home count . 1, . ~ ~ ., country. back in ukraine, iwas connected _ country. back in ukraine, iwas connected with _ country.

mr zelensky�*s trip to paris is his third visit to a major european power this weekend.rs are expected to discuss french military and humanitarian support for ukraine. at least five people are reported to have died in myanmar — after a powerful cyclone hit the country. cyclone mocha is one of the strongest storms to hit the bay of bengal in recent years. in bangladesh — hundreds of thousands of people were forced to take shelter. now on bbc news, europe's royals revealed. washington dc is the heart of the free world. let's go now to capitol hill. i'm katty kay, and in more than 20 years spent here in the news business, i've grown accustomed to thinking of this as the centre of power. decisions that reverberate around the globe are made here by politicians who proudly champion democracy: the rule of the people, by the people. we are here to assess the real meaning of the results in hundreds of races. but it's not the only way, or necessarily the best. a recent poll shows that of the 15 most successful democracies, 9 are monarchies. the founding fathers rejected a king, bu

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s third visit to a major european power this weekend. he was in germany earlier, and on saturday he was in rome meeting italian leaders. our paristold us that they are not expecting a big announcement on more military aid from france, although we have heard more detail of what�*s happened in the last few hours. france is giving plenty, at least it is certainly very proud it�*s now a significant contributor to the ukrainian arsenal, with its caesar mobile artillery unit and light tanks and some air defence. it may well be there is more to come. basically, the briefings before this were not to make a big announcement the centrepiece of the meeting, that�*s not the point, it was much more coordination in advance of the counteroffensive which everyone says is coming, and ahead of other big meetings which will be taking place in the coming weeks, g7 coming up, nato and so on. that�*s how we have been briefed in paris. things are fine now, and have been for a while. this isn�*t that recent, but a year ago they were not set fair. i think we can only say that there were tensions, not that president macron in any way sided with russia, b

we have seen violent protests in paris and this relates to president macron�*s pension reform in the h parliament but this is not stopping protesters. and they are calling for more than a million people on the streets of paris. tear gas have been taking on the protesters in many of the major cities. we have been told in similar events taking place in other major cities across the country like nantes. we will see if there are any more developments but i want to get back on track with business because we will talk about the banking crisis. there was a last—minute bailout from jp morgan. we can speak to the managing director. thanks forjoining us. scrutiny of the banking sector, especially in the us, i wonder what you make of what we have seen in the past 2a hours. should we breathe a sigh of relief? i past 24 hours. should we breathe a sigh of relief?— sigh of relief? i would say so. now we have resolution _ sigh of relief? i would say so. now we have resolution in _ sigh of relief? i would say so. now we have resolution in the - sigh of relief? i would say so. now we have resolution in

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live now to france where we can join hugh schofield our paris correspondent for more on zelensky�*s visitatching images there of the airport waiting for him to land. this was an unannounced visit, i suppose these sorts of things don't necessarily get mentioned before hand all the time when involves resident zelensky.— hand all the time when involves resident zelensky. indeed although his italian and _ resident zelensky. indeed although his italian and german _ resident zelensky. indeed although his italian and german troops - resident zelensky. indeed although his italian and german troops were| his italian and german troops were announced. there were word over this over the weekend but nothing was confirmed until about an hour ago. —— italian and german trips. he had this ceremony where he was given the charlemagne prize in honour of his in his countries sacrifice in defence of european values and so on and he will be arriving at that base and he will be arriving at that base and then going to dinner straightaway with president macron. at elysee palace where we are told what will be on t

so we are here in the, in the june, we're going to organizing paris a bic, sent me a fine s of sammy where, or the countries or based edition wouldn't be there. you know very well of that the, the vision was present in my car is that the parties is a city of most the, let's have a lease. mm hm. and the, what i'm going for getting eyes beside me where we'll have the member states of from g 7, g, d, 20, uh, the prime minister of bothers me, a monthly. and of course, uh, my bill is still from african countries. the low income countries, it wouldn't be an inclusive. so, i mean, because we need the of this difficult moment and the was the work of a crane and the we see the consequences. they flacier and also the question of access to energy. the question of food security, be so many problems that we cannot face by ourselves. we have to face all of us together. well, i want to talk to you about this summit. and i also recently spoke with a barbados prime minister, me a motley about her bridge town initiative, which i'd like to get into. but i think when you think about the challenges that

paris press is the main theme and note that understood the order that is now on the paris stage in this europe, uh, sof the threat of nuclear war. here are the old stories. eh, the dramatic story of ryazanov's long-standing love sounds like a call for peace and harmony between people between peoples. doesn't he answer forever? but the question of the consent of a person, realizing that the performance has been going on for 40 years, working in the center of voznesensky, remembering his impression, knowing that full house with which this performance is going. well, of course, i wanted to understand what caused the performance to exist all 40 years, and we wanted to unravel and show today's viewer. what happened, then and thanks to whom this performance took place and the exhibition is very beautiful, it fit into this old interior at the kazan station. each author had his own wall where zakharov naturally took part. the author of the play andrey voznesensky karachentsev rybnikov is an absolutely brilliant theater artist. here, in my opinion, it is the combination of the energy of these six participants

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s trust. jonah fisher, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. paris 2024 is fast approaching. priority. but the first step towards that is the european championships in henley�*s twin town of bled in slovenia. double olympic gold medallist helen glover's back in the squad, now competing alongside rebecca shorten in the women's pair. it's a team which is doing things in some ways better than any of the teams i've been involved in before. so for me coming on, i've had to be really open, i think, to the process. cox erin kennedy has had to navigate some choppy waters. the start of the european championships will mark a year since she was diagnosed with breast cancer. i didn't know whether i'd make it back, so i've just been basically doing everything i can. i've been working so hard. it's really emotional, to be honest, just to be back here. after a disappointing medal haul in the olympics in tokyo, they had a good last season and they'll be hoping they can dominate again in slovenia. you're live with bbc news. a reminder of our top story this hour. a celebrity news agency has sai

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of climate change, nor meet our economy wide obligations under the paris climate agreement, while ignoring the climate impact of the u. s. military but mercy, we never got a response from the biden administration. did this happen? no. instead they asked congress for a $150000000000.00 of new military spending in 2024. are you troubled by this? very trouble and not only my trouble by the, by the ministrations push for expanded military by just on travel by the congressional flush. we have a bi partisan push for an ever expanding military. you know, it was increasing under trump, it's increased under biden. i was listening that house armed services committee hearing the other day, and i hear on both sides of the aisle saying, well, we need more troops in europe in the baltic states, we have 82000 troops in europe. so now they're gonna apply more troops over there and, and more greenhouse gas emissions. this is not the trajectory that we need to be on and that one of the issues heidi is that the military is taking its cue from the think tanks that are funded by most very contractors, you know. and as all this might follow

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up on our programme: pandemonium in paris, as world number two daniil medvedev is sent crashing out of the french open by qualifier thiago syboth wild. london irish�*sight for existence continues — the players have only been offered half of this month's wages. we talk to triple olympic champion adam peaty as he opens up about his struggles with depression and alcohol. hello and thanks forjoining us. we're going to start at roland garros, and we've got ourselves the first big shock of the french open, where the men's world number two daniil medvedev is out — beaten by brazilian qualifier thiago syboth wild over five sets. medvedev was fresh from winning his first clay—court title in rome, but his opponent — ranked 172nd in the world — pounced on the russian�*s inconsistency to book a first grand slam second—round spot. medvedev said he was glad the clay court season was over after the match. for sure i'm really disappointed. i'm going to be one week thinking about this match, but for the moment i don't see anything wrong. idid. i mean, double faults. i mean, the wind was crazy today, so it was not easy. i think i made most of them. i mean, it doesn't

s plans. these protests have been widespread. take a look at the figures. according to the interior ministry, more than 780,000 protesters hit the streets across the country. that includes 112—thousand in the capital, paris. but the country's hard—left cgt union, says the figure is actually three times that number. at issue of course is president macron�*s plans to raise the retirement age from 62, to 64. he signed the legislation last month, and the meaures are due to take effect in september. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake has the latest. singing. the may day march, a french tradition reaching back decades, but fuelling this year's protests, the vision of a future where people must work longer. grandmother clara, a retired postal worker, is refusing to accept the new law. and we are in the street making a mess, a mess, a real mess, i think it is possible to win. i am here to win. within minutes, the soundtrack of the city changed. the hard core clashing with some of the 5000 parisian police on patrol. a cloud now hangs over president macron�*s second term in office after he bypassed parliament to get his signature policy through. this pension reform may have already gone through, but still people

paris. he quit sncc. eventually he got a draft notice. he was in his 30's, so it was clearly deliberately targeted with that, and so he escaped to canada, lived in canada for a while, then africa. he later came back and devoted his life to teaching black kids math in high school because he was originally a math teacher. but he was sort of the antithesis of stokely carmichael in the sense of someone who did not want the attention. anyway, he passed away in the middle of writing my book, but i was able to interview him before that, and that was a great honor. >> wayne, medford, oregon. you have 30 seconds. go ahead, wayne. >> hey, mark. could you give us a short, concise definition of black power and also, beyond equality of the law, the agenda they had? and could you talk about the reverse discrimination which has resulted from equality under the law? >> we got it, wayne. mark, you have 30 seconds to answer a big question. >> initially, and again, i think i got misinterpreted -- think it got misinterpreted, but initially it stood for black political power, n

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s. cruisers go throat around the pacific ocean. so i think there is this, this fear in paris that french polynesia which may have to have a strong local partner because this is, these are island economies. and we all know that it's a bit more complicated because they have to import a lot of the goods that they use, that this could push fresh public media into the arms of china. and french prime minister was also minister of the departments of the pacific. and the different items which we dr. fast date was faded himself. he said that he was afraid that french polynesia may slip into the hand of china if they were going down to separate as one of the things that is, i guess, profoundly disturbing. and maybe people don't really know too much about it, i guess. check the history books. maybe it's not even in the history books, but we understand france blew up, 41 nuclear bombs in french polynesia during the cold war, late sixties, early seventies. i mean devil's advocate here, but how would you assess the moral aspect of those tests and the responsibility the paris holes, to the

s. institution to fail in less than 2 months. 6 please have fire tear gas to disperse meda demonstrators in paris. these are like pictures from the french capital where tens of thousands of people have been marching. trade unions that called for more than $300.00 rallies across the country. egyptian authorities have released al jazeera journalist. he shall abdel aziz after 4 years and detention. he was arrested in cairo and 2019, but never went on trial. while those the head lions talked to al jazeera is next on counting the cost. europe is turning to africa gas, some free hydrogen kindly call to let me put them on the us. china bratia racing for economic influence or the call to them. plus the scramble for africa's breadth of elements is king. counting the cost on al jazeera, this is $1.00 of the most recent bodies found and so chain. the city of atlanta, as men carried by foot to mortuary, near the tim kilometers away, they shouted frustration. angry. they are no rescue services. i seriously ignore it . it is pretty near 44 in the government with nothing really or ordinary people with is now se

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