and the others, is it whether it be sarkozy and the others, i say to myself we must act.from nantes to bordeaux and toulouse to marseille. according to french government figures, more than 31,000 people joined the protest on saturday, a,000 in paris. but that number is down on the 39,000 of last weekend when almost double took to the streets of the capital. the representatives of the yellow vests dispute the official figures, claiming the turnout was higher. in brittany there was an arson attack on the home of the head of the national assembly but it is not clear whether this was linked to the recent protests. in response, emmanuel macron tweeted nothing justifies intimidation and violence towards an elected representative of the republic. the president remains under sustained pressure to quell the wider unrest in france but while the yellow jackets continue to claim the political classes are out of touch with the wider population, there seems little chance of a rapid end to the country's longest running protest in decades. five paintings said to be by adolf hilter went u

by our government and not just this one for decades it is and whether it be president sarkozy and all the others i say to myself the most. before she able. to tell some protest his act has drawn condemnation. of french interior minister christophe cast and has posted this picture on twitter of a tourist car belonging to france's antiterrorism unit and expressed his indignation and discussed. it with support for the yellow vests movement still high these demonstrators show no sign of backing down any time soon . and england's premier soccer league cardiff city is paying tribute to their player in million osama who died in a plane crash as death was confirmed on thursday a minute's silence was held before cardiff match against southampton on saturday and the players across the country wore black armbands as a mark of respect salo was travelling from now on to his new club cardiff last month when the light aircraft disappeared from radar over the english channel. french artist and writer tony has died in ireland at the age of eighty seven when can i was known for children's books such as

by our government and not just this one says i'm all for decades it isn't whether it be president sarkozy and all the others i say to myself that we must. keep pushing. to tell some protestors actually has drawn condemnation. of french interior minister christophe kastner has posted this picture on twitter of a tourist car belonging to france's anti terrorism unit and expressed his indignation and discussed. it with support for the yellow vests movement still high these demonstrators show no sign of backing down any time soon . ok to sports now and going to say the football after the league leaders dortmund lost on saturday by or had a huge chance to get their season back on track and they did just that beating shocker to reignite the title face. sixteen games that's how long the bind of going undefeated against shall cut cutting the high famine was backing goal for the guests that was courthouse in the twelve minutes. of the goal scorer it was only confirmed in the replay though an own goal for new signing jeffrey bruma. beim were in control but still managed to concede up to twenty five

our government and not just this one he says i'm all for decades it is and whether it be president sarkozy and all the others i say to myself that we must and is. going. to tell some protestors actually is drawn condemnation. of french interior minister christophe kastner has posted this picture on twitter of a tourist car belonging to france's anti terrorism unit and expressed his indignation and discussed. but with support for the yellow vests movement still high these demonstrates is show no sign of backing down any time soon. all right some sports news now american skiing great lindsey vonn has hung up her skis after nearly twenty years of unparalleled success finishing her career in familiar style with a medal retiring due to ongoing injury issues the thirty four year old produced a fast clean run to claim bronze in the downhill at the alpine skiing world championships in ariz sweden vonn bows out with a record twenty world cup titles to her name and even reached another milestone in her last race becoming the oldest female medalist at a world championships and england's premier leagu

when i see the people abandoned by our government and not just this one for decades whether it be sarkozy and all the others i see for myself that we must act. with. their fury damon streeter's on the streets compared with the initial protests back in november but the yellow vest protesters showed no sign of backing diary. leaders from across the african continent are in the ethiopian capital addis ababa for the annual african union summit for one of president paul who is the head of the a u has been pushing for the body to expand its powers later he will pass the baton on to egypt and the president of the c.c. who will lead the block for the next year refugees will be one of the hot topics on the agenda african is africa is home to a quarter of the world's refugees and ethiopia has become the continent's second largest host for displaced people some four hundred thousand of them are in the region is funny for char visited a refugee camp there a warning that some viewers might find this report disturbing. we are traveling through a beautiful but dangerous region needed so sudanese in the

when i see the people abandoned by our government and not just this one for decades whether it be sarkozy and all the others i say to myself that we must act. before. there are fewer damon streeter's on the streets compared with the initial protests back in november but the yellow vests protesters showed no sign of backing dying. all right a time to talk movies now wait in film out stealing horses is one of the highlights of the berlin international film festival but it's a director peter mounted on has some tough questions to answer he's a defending actor liam neeson who's been accused of making racist comments but he doesn't want that to detract from the film our reporter. has more. first of all the sweater. director hans peter moulin wasn't in for an easy ride when he set out to meet up one of the best loved norwegian novels of all time but fans of the international bestseller can breathe a sigh of relief with the help of breathtaking landscapes out stealing horses captures the soul of this beautiful coming of age tale as a poignantly reflects on lost innocence and painful memories it

when i see the people abandoned by our government and not just this one for decades whether it be sarkozy and all the others i say to myself that we must act. quickly for the foreseeable. if there are fewer damon streeter's on the streets compared with the initial protests back in november but the yellow vest protesters showed no sign of backing dying. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. democrats elizabeth warren has officially kicked off her campaign for the twenty twenty presidential election she pledged to defend working americans and increase taxes on the rich the sixty nine year old massachusetts senator is yet another high profile democrat joining the race to unseat president trump next year. hundreds of mourners marched in the gaza strip on saturday carrying the body of a sunshine lobby the fourteen year old boy was one of two palestinian youths killed by israeli troops on friday demonstrators have been gathering weekly along the perimeter fence for nearly a year demanding an end to israel's blockade of the territory. relatives of t

when i see the people abandoned by our government and not just this one for decades whether it be sarkozy and all the others i say to myself that we must act. with. their fear and demonstrators on the streets compared with the initial protests back in november but the yellow vests protesters showed no sign of backing dying. sports now and in the bundesliga dortmund's jagan sanchez having a breakthrough season the eighteen year old looks strong again aniston's match against tottenham on saturday but his teammates let him down on defense dortmund blew a three goal lead. assistant coach and in tears it was left to steer dortmund through this clash with lusine father of six and even in the boss's absence the black and yellows made of racy start against hoffenheim after his early goal was disallowed jaden sunchild continue to run rings around the guests this strike after half an hour was allowed to start and advantage to. obstruct show was involved again in the second just before half time but it was mario gets or who touched the rebound away after hoffenheim keeper all of a power one powerage

does or slant on the family can start and sarkozy taking dolls . they are definite i guess well for now the treaty has been put on hold by both sides there's now a six month time limit before the cancellation takes effect and since the russian breached this agreement by developing nuclear mid range missile systems it's actually very simple to reinstate the treaty by restoring contract compliance within those six months whether it will turn out that way is uncertain because they could have already done that in recent weeks so when it comes to the issue of disarmament an arms control i think we should not just be talking to russia and the u.s. but to china soon and those talks also need to cover new types of weapons robotic weapons or cyber weapons for example which aren't covered adequately by international regulations so those issues need to be put on the table and as we're currently sitting on the security council we plan to bring them up isn't thought of . and it was because. moving on to another topic gas from russia north stream to the chancell

david: nicolas sarkozy gets elected president of france. christine: it was two years before that. chirac was still president and the prime minister was in charge. he is the one who called me. david: he called you to be minister trade and you went back and served as minister of trade for a couple of years. how did you like that job? christine: i loved it. i really loved it. it was a massive change in my life. geographically, socially, financially as well. david: i assume the income was not the same. christine: it was like divided by 10. that's what it was. ,ut i loved it, because it was i think it was a job that i most enjoyed in government, actually, selling france around the world, and president chirac, -- president knew i was coming out of corporate life, but he had a lot of respect for me and i had a huge respect for him. minister ofto be agriculture, which i had no clue about, but i was prepared to learn. david: you did that for a few months. christine: i did that for two months. he asked me to be minister of agriculture because he knew it was going to be a hot potato and he w

term but is facing accusations of unfairly clamping down on potential opposition candidates nicolas sarkozy pours. the campaign has begun candidate mikey sell on national television addressing this in the gillies to give him a second mandate calling himself the candidate for all. more than a political slogan but a message his supporters will now be spreading. of. course and of course we are very confident we will win because we have the best candidate the one who has brought economic cultural and political stability like no other but this stability for the opposition comes at a cost the leader of the senegalese democratic party karim wanted it is an exile and convicted on corruption charges while the popular former mayor of the car khalifa zone remains in jail the opposition accuses cells government of using the courts to clamp down on political opponents nonsense says former prime minister today this has nothing to do with. politics it's about mismanagement of public funding and i think in his programme i think presidents have made it very clear that he would like to make progress on fight

elite financial in europe in precisely to carry out more vigorously the program of previous president sarkozy and all alone and you see he's a technician he's not a politician he has been put in the kerry particular program which is really a program that dictated by france's belonging to the europe it's. there is no flexibility in economic policy under the euro. and of course what the. yellow vests and people want is a flexible policy let's mention kings in his appearances that. well a lot under the european monetary union so there is a completely dead deadlock here because the people want to be more flexible policies maybe in the end their policies that were in the past. and were quite well but they are absolutely impossible under the euro and macro is there to defend the euro so there are there is there is there is so what he does is to discredit the moment he has taken a can given so he has. to tactics to the story of the moment what is landers calling him you know these he people are terrible. and so on and so on and the violence of the police which is unprecedented. which of course cause

when i see the people abandoned by our government — and notjust this one, for decades, whether it be sarkozyds of demonstrators turned out in other cities, from nantes to bordeaux, and toulouse to marseille. in brittany, there was an arson attack on the home of the head of france's national assembly, though it is not yet clear whether it was linked to the latest protests. in response emmanuel macron tweeted: "nothing justifies intimidation and violence towards an elected official of the republic." the president remains under sustained pressure to quell the wider unrest in france. but, while the gilets jaunes continue to feel the political class is out of touch with the wider population, there looks to be little chance of a rapid end to the country's longest—running protest in decades. caroline rigby, bbc news. the duke of edinburgh has voluntarily given up his driving licence. in a statement, buckingham palace said that prince philip had made the decision after careful consideration. it comes after the 97—year—old duke apologised over a car crash last month near the sandringham estate in nor

when i see the people abandoned by a government and not just this one but for decades, whether it be sarkozy anymore. thousands of bus routes in england are under threat — because councils say they can't afford to pay for them. they say they're having to fill a gap of over 650 million pounds in funding — for the scheme which provides free bus passes for elderly people — and that the situation is "unsustainable". councils in england subsidise 44 percent of all bus routes — and say without extra funding some could be cut. just over a thousand stabbing victims aged between 10 and 19 spent at a least 1 night in hospital in the 12 months to last march. there's been a 54 per cent rise in the number of young people treated for knife wounds in england over the past 5 years — according to nhs figures. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. the youngest victim to die in a knife attack this year. jayden moodie was stabbed to death after being knocked off a moped. an 18—year—old man has been charged with murder. jayden was just 14. doctors say they're treating increasing numbers of people

see the people abandoned by our government, and not just this one, but for decades, whether it be sarkozy the polls any more. here in the uk, the government's under fire with calls for the transport secretary to resign after it cancelled a multi million pound contract awarded to a company in the event of a no deal brexit. seaborne ferries won the contract to ensure ferries would keep crossing the channel in the event of the uk leaving the eu without a deal — but there was widespread criticism after the bbc found the company did not actually have any ships, and had never run a ferry service before. our business correspondent rob young reports. preparations have been under way for weeks. dredging started at ramsgate port at the beginning ofjanuary. seaborne freight was due to run regular services to 0stend in belgium in the event of a no—deal brexit, once it got hold of some ships. but the company has now been stripped of its contract. the £14 million deal was controversial from the start. the contract‘s cancellation has intensified the criticism of ministers. we first flagged problems with

when i see the people abandoned by our government — and notjust this one, for decades, whether it be sarkozyere in france, tens of thousands of demonstrators turned out in other cities, from nantes to bordeaux, and toulouse to marseille. in brittany, there was an arson attack on the home of the head of france's national assembly, though it is not yet clear whether it was linked to the latest protests. in response emmanuel macron tweeted, "nothing justifies intimidation and violence towards an elected official of the republic." the president remains under sustained pressure to quell the wider unrest in france. but, while the gilets jaunes continue to feel the political class is out of touch with the wider population, there looks to be little chance of a rapid end to the country's longest—running protest in decades. caroline rigby, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: would you buy so—called works of art by a fascist dictator? we'll find out what happened to these paintings at auction. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south afri

translation: when i see politics in france, whether it be sarkozy or others, i say to myself, we mustnstrators turned up in other cities. according to french government figures, more than 51,000 people joined the protests on saturday, 4000 in paris but that number is down on the nearly 59,000 of the last weekend when more than doubled took to the streets of the capital. the representatives from the yellow vest dispute the figures, claiming the turnout was high. in britney, an arsonist attack. it is not clear whether it was linked to the latest protests. in response emmanuel macron tweeted. .. nothing justifies violent against an elected official. there looks to be little chance of a rapid and to the country's longest running protest in decades. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: would you buy so—called works of art by a fascist dictator? we'll find out what happened to these paintings at auction. there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader ayatollah khomeini has said he's passed a death sentence on sa

the same policies or this will get maybe the same polices simply a little worse each time between sarkozy and macleod setup and it doesn't really matter who you vote for because the basic decision as i say after the european union or the common currency will just to adapt to in any way for war and peace everything is the said they need to find police here you've seen with venezuela no discussion with you again that you're against human rights and out of the game so i mean we're literally in a society where the where the masses used to go to form of them a classy is as formal as it can possibly be just briefly it's clear why macro want to break that to fail them arguably well the olympics it to fail because they want to tell people that there's no way to exit from the european union i don't understand i do it on our side even when the legitimacy is there of making a city that people want to leave they should be allowed to deal with too much constraint and obviously they all want it to fail because they want to avoid the people thinking about leaving with the people who want to be formally

when i see the people abandoned by a government and not just this one but for decades, whether it be sarkozyhe polls much anymore. five paintings attributed to adolf hilter went under the hammer today in nuremberg, but failed to sell according to a local newspaper. twenty—six pieces of art were pulled from the sale, earlier this week after suspicions were raised they could be fakes. the auction sparked outrage with the city's mayor condemning the sale, calling it ‘bad taste'. journalist and expert on the market for hilter‘s artworks, bart droog joins me now from the netherlands. good to have you with us. some of these pieces were expected to fetch up to 45,000 euros so why were there no buyers? they were frightened away by the police and security forces. i guess. and because of all the news, that all these and oil paintings and drawings be fakes. there were suspicions about the authenticity of even some of the ones that went up for auction, aside from the 26 that we re for auction, aside from the 26 that were pooled earlier in the way? not only suspicions, there was hard evidence, all these

thousands and thousands of people will be out of the job armenia's titular head of state president sarkozy and used to be on the board of lydian the blockaders believe he's just one of many power brokers backing the mind his role was more of brokering this potential big investment into into the country as opposed to anything else. on my side has been a fixer for this mining project and we wanted to. we actually asked him directly questions of what was his role and asked him to disclose information that is particularly important at the moment. he denied to disclose information when you join a board you saw him challenging. my cautious is absolutely clear what i did absolutely clear. non the less the blockade is a wary of the president preferred to put their faith in armenia's new prime minister nicole pushing him on his shoulders the future of the minaya rests a political ad side and in a fired man of the people last spring the shinya was swept into office on an unprecedented wave of popular support. he promised to end the endemic corruption that have dogged his country under the decade lon

when i see the people abandoned by a government and not just this one but for decades, whether it be sarkozy we must act. i do not believe in the polls much any more. figures from nhs england show the number of people aged between ten and i9 who‘ve been admitted to hospital with stab wounds has gone up by more than 50% over the past five years. just over a thousand stabbing victims, some aged as young as ten, spent at a least one night in hospital, in the year to last march. the home office says it‘s very concerned by the situation. the left—wing democratic senator, elizabeth warren, has announced that she‘s standing for the us presidency in 2020. mrs warren, a former law professor at harvard university, is expected to make the fight against economic inequality the centrepiece of her campaign. she‘s been speaking at a rally in the city of lawrence in her home state of massachusetts — at the site of a historic labour strike in 1912 that was led by women and immigrants. look at any other major issue in america, gun violence, student loan debt, the crushing cost of health care. mis—treatment of

term but is facing accusations of unfairly clamping down on potential opposition candidates nicolas sarkozy ports from the campaign has begun candidate mike you sell on national television addressing this illegally to give him a second mandate calling himself the candidate for all. more than a political slogan but a message his supporters will now be spreading. of. course and of course we are very confident we will win because we have the best candidate the one who has brought economic cultural and political stability like no other but this stability for the opposition comes at a cost the leader of the senegalese democratic party karim wanted it is in exile and convicted on corruption charges while the popular former mayor of the car khalifa zone remains in jail the opposition accuses cells government of using the courts to clamp down on political opponents nonsense says former prime minister today this has nothing to do with. politics it's about mismanagement of public funding and i think in his program as a country the president made it very clear that he would like to make progress on fi

focuses on poverty and unemployment which they say are driving people to leave the country nicolas sarkozy in that car so that nicolas said how are things been a going near in any any indications of which way the results are going. well the polls have just closed just four minutes ago and we're inside one of the polling rooms in downtown des car where the counting has started and so they've lost the room this is a classroom that's use a voting booth and you can see here observers from each candidate's that are checking that the counting is done transparently that we're here is the president presiding officer of this these say that they will be counting for the next three hours to ensure that they've got the count right once that's done they'll publish what their results are just outside their room and this will happen through fifteen thousand polling centers across the country it's a big election for senate all because at stake is is a country that is that wealthier than ever because just recently you discovered fifty billion dollars worth of oil and gas and whoever becomes the next presid

gadhafi also antagonize france after being courted by president nicolas sarkozy the libyan leader canceled major arms deals. and reacted. to sound and said. that if you're on the short. cut of. the cost even shipping list of some more acquire if you don't bow to the. best good luck you know you two will cut good shows by boss the kwame. in march two thousand and eleven as the arab spring spread through north africa france and the united states decided to. the united nations security council approval. protecting human rights provided the justice. for syrian. troops in neighboring. allowing the opposition to drive them out. we hit it off these air defenses this was afrikaans first war and its commander in chief was the first african-american president in the words of the obama administration the u.s. position in the war against libya was that of leading from behind what is really interesting is of course the fact that the war was opened and directed first by africa. and then when the mission was taken over by nato. another all of these people running the show me till are themselves being run

gadhafi also antagonize france after being courted by president nicolas sarkozy the libyan leader canceled major arms deals. and reacted to. the sound and he said. that if you're on the short. cut of. the cost even shipping list of some more acquire if you don't bow to the. best good luck you know you two will poke opensource bad boys the economy. in march two thousand and eleven as the arab spring spread through north africa france and the united states decided to use. the united nations security council gave its approval of protecting human rights provided the justification. for syrian. so. you couldn't get if you can put up a p.s.u. into being as we have troops in neighboring. allowing the opposition to drive them out. we hit it off these air defenses this was afrikaans for its war and its commander in chief was the first african-american president in the words of the obama administration the u.s. position in the war against libya was that of leading from behind what is really interesting is of course the fact that the war was opened and directed first by africa. and then the mission wa

when i see the people abandoned by a government and not just this one but for decades, whether it be sarkozyy more. the home office says it's concerned about the large increase in young people who are becoming victims of knife crime. figures from nhs england show the number of people aged between 10 and 19, who've been admitted to hospital with stab wounds, has gone up by more than fifty per cent over the past five years. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. the youngest victim to die in a knife attack this year. jayden moodie was stabbed to death after being knocked off a moped. an 18—year—old man has been charged with murder. jayden was just 14. doctors say they're treating increasing numbers of people for knife wounds, and the victims are getting younger. what has changed is we are seeing a lot more adolescents and young people who have severe injuries. and that used to be an occasional occurrencem and that's now the norm. i expect to admit somebody of school age under the care of our service this week, as a matter of course. the figures for hospital admissions for injurie