the mountain even exists in chocolate form here is the folks bakery in sarah martin full of books is busy making the signature chocolate matter for his family started the business in the one nine hundred sixty s. now the second generation has taken over. twenty five years ago my father came up with the idea to make a souvenir out of chocolate frog asked. i didn't see it makes sense to make that souvenir the macho horse that this is the of. these pieces handmade making it quite special like the mountain itself on the. record snowfall in some of the recently kept the matter horn out of sight for days but even in bad weather the drops of this mystical mountain carries on. so would you like to travel to the matzoh home whatever the weather or do you prefer lounging by the beach let us know what your ideal holiday looks like by taking pozen a poll on d.w. dot com slash lifestyle the winner of a prize draw will get an exclusive euro max wristwatch. now next up we're focusing on design paying a visit to muscle vanda the dutch design a was a bit of a diva as a student he was kicked out of hi

sarah: and earlier we spoke with martin my list from the aid organization care in amman, georgia.talked about the situation. >> we hear from our partners, and it has been desperate, desperate for help. it has been really devastating in the last five days, and even today at lunchtime we already had dozens of casualties reported throughout, artillery and the departments -- bombardments. it is sad, similar to what we had seen last year with the targeting of many facilities, bakeries, markets, water infrastructure. the roads are empty and no one can go out, people are sheltering in their basements, afraid for their lives. this morning a 12-year-old girl saying, i don't want to die. i still have dreams. it is really desperate. sarah: that was martin miley from the organization care speaking about him on -- speaking from oman. and the united states, donald trump has said he will be strongly pushing for comprehensive background checks with an emphasis on mental health for anyone buying guns there this statement follows an emotional meeting he had with students and parents who had survive

sarah. and martin is a wonderful person. he has tremendous patience and is so caring. excuse me on sad. these a tiers of joy. good bye they have she's the other half of me perhaps even the better half as they say if you like that the best hefty moments like. hundreds of guests celebrated their wedding in ghana but as he was shouldering a burden after fathering three daughters martin had had a vasectomy several years before. i think a night in ghana a wife with no children is inferior that in feeling envious also depicted as a failure in african culture yeah that's. darkest in many villages of when a woman who was died childless is being buried the body the body is still turned over in the coffin and i want to show that she's had a barren life and misc to see. life without children would have been difficult phase in ghana so she accompanied martin to germany into the unknown. in lieu of borg twenty nine year old wayne has finished work for the day a year ago he started training to become a policeman it had been his dream but as of and that's a fantastic profession that enables me to help

martin: fanttic, it will look normal. sarah's dacaptured her first moment after the operation. she has got a long way to go. she is still smiling. martin patience, b news, lebanon. jane: high-tech tracking collars with cameras have given us anea incredibl's eye view of like in the arctic. the cameras were fitted to female polar bears in an effort to discover how they are finding enough food on the diminishing arctic ice. victoria gl has more. vis oria: a polar bear'view of the arctic. these remarkable images were captured by cameras inside tracking collars that scientists fitted to fema polar bears. the researchers had to wk for three arctic spring seasons om 2014 to 2016 to capture nine bears. each animal wore a collar for 10 days before the cameras inside were retrieved, revealing unique insights into their behavior.m the was to understand whether the animals were gettina enough tt during the critical spring thaw.sh satellites havn arctic sea are decreasing at a rate of 14% every decade, and use the ice to hunt their main and most calorie-rich prey, seals. after hitting them w

sarah's dad captured herfirst moment after the operation. she's got a long way to go, but she's still smiling. martins van into muslim worshippers outside a mosque in north london has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 43 years in prison. darren osborne killed makram ali, who was 51, and injured 12 other people in the attack in finsbury park lastjune. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. back! everyone back now! darren osborne was seized at the scene of the finsbury park attack, after ploughing his van into a group of muslims, trying to kill as many as possible. just have a seat for us up there, mate. convicted of murder and attempted murder yesterday, his 102 previous convictions for violence, dishonesty and drugs offences were outlined to the court today. as was the devastation caused to the family of makram ali, the man he murdered. outside court, his daughter, with his tearful wife by her side, spoke of the family's love for him. he will never be forgotten. he will always stay in our hearts. his laughter will echo the walls of our home. his smile will be reflected in our

sarah's dad captured herfirst moment after the operation. she's got a long way to go, but she still smiling. martinhe time has just gone quarter past six. our top story this evening: after her trade visit to china the prime minister comes under more pressure to spell out the uk's post—brexit future. coming up we are talking six nations by coming up we are talking six nations rugby in cardiff but is a scottish renaissance heading this way? coming up on sportsday on bbc news: can great britain find a way to conquer spain in the opening davis cup singles without andy murray and kyle edmund? families looking after sons and daughters with complex disabilities say they have no confidence in their local authority to look after their loved ones if they no longer can themselves. research by the disability charity, sense, suggests only one in three authorities know how many disabled adults are being cared for at home by their families. our disability news correspondent nikki fox has been speaking to one mother about her concerns. are you ready? you're so close to them. you get scared to think that you can't

for martin schulz, a very difficult moment and for the spd, another sign of deep divisions within the party. sarahbut what does it mean for the country? the spd has this vote on the coalition government next month. will his departure have an impact their? reporter: that boat is incredibly important because it is the final hurdle before the grand -- that vote is incredibly important because it is the final hurdle before the grand coalition can take effect. if the entire membership of the social democrats who will have to decide on the grand coalition, will have to give the green light to it, and many in the party, particularly the youth branch of the party, are staunchly against another version of the grand coalition. and this will be one we find out the results at the beginning of march, when we all find out whether this deal, in fact, can be turned into a reality, and i don't think anyone in germany can predict what result we will see at the beginning of march. sarah: just another surprise on the road to get a german government. just a reminder to viewers -- those elections were back in september

sarah: ellis with the latest from south africa. thank you. in germany, martinechulz has officially stepped down with immediate effect of the leader of the social democrats. the move comes among widespread disenchantment with his leadership within the ranks of the spd party. members are gearing up to vote on a deal with angela merkel' conservatives. ssenior members say they will back schulz's nomination for the new leader. for more on this, let us bring in political scientist kristof gnguen. we know they are trying to manage a smooth transition now, but it is a critical moment not only for the spd but for the country. they need to approve the proposed coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives. does this throw a wrench into that process? kristof: i think the hope was the leadership transition would beast mode. fact that there -- would be smooth. the fact that there are some people would be unhappy shows the transition has not been smooth. the fact that we talking about it now means they have not succeeded. i think their hope is now by putting this of

sarah's dad captured herfirst moment after the operation. she's got a long way to go, but she still smiling. martin patience, bbc news, lebanon. you're watching bbc news and if you are expecting news watch, you can see that at 845 tonight, in an hour's time. join us for that. 90 migrants are believed to have drowned after their boat capsized off the coast of libya. only three people are known to have survived. ten bodies have been recovered so far. the un's migration agency says the number of people trying to cross the mediterranean to europe has gone up from last year. let's get more on this story with leonard doyle spokesperson for the international organisation for migration. hejoins me now via webcam from geneva. thank you very much indeed for joining us. clearly, this is an absolutely tragic incident. is it something that is a bit of a one off or is ita something that is a bit of a one off or is it a sign that this problem of refugees leaving from the coast of libya in these unstable bulbs is once again becoming quite a serious issue? i mean, the issue never really went away. maybe the attenti

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