it's not top of the tops, it's a seaside special. ijust saw david hamilton. tommy, rock on. listen, now rock off! what a lovely dress, scarlett, darling. india wasn't able to come tonight. will you be an angel? i do need you to help me receive my guests. "you don't want to be in gone with the wind." he said, "that's going to be the biggest bust in town." and i wouldn't think of contradicting my boss. so i said, "even so, mr warner, i would like to be in it, i really would." i'm spartacus! i never thought of becoming a tycoon or anything. it gave me the chance to do movies i wanted to do. like i wanted to do spartacus, i wanted to do a movie about vikings, paths of glory. would you like me to suggest what you can do with that promotion? those were movies, they were not easy, even though they were quite successful, it was not easy to get the financing for them and all that. # get up # get on up # stay on the scene # get on up # like a sex machine # get on up...# on my signal, open north—west section 17. wa kanda forever! i know what it means to see somebody tha

, coming — will be coming to the seaside, coming to— will be coming to the seaside, coming to cornwallter is very keen on showing him around cornwall. this will he _ showing him around cornwall. this will be for— showing him around cornwall. this will be for the g7 summit, which we will be for the g7 summit, which we will host— will be for the g7 summit, which we will host in— will be for the g7 summit, which we will host injune. what are the things— will host injune. what are the things that boris johnson wants to -et things that boris johnson wants to get across— things that boris johnson wants to get across to other world leaders? one of— get across to other world leaders? one of them is a common approach to dealing _ one of them is a common approach to dealing with _ one of them is a common approach to dealing with pandemics. common approach — dealing with pandemics. common approach when it comes to early warning — approach when it comes to early warning systems, clinical trials, vaccines, — warning systems, clinical trials, vaccines, and also how the world can deal with— vaccines,

meanwhile a russian billionaire says that he's the owner of an opulent seaside mansion which in a valley has linked to president vladimir putin business menarche party rottenberg is people's 400 a partner he says he bought the property 2 years ago for almost $1000000000.00 the valley recently released a video claiming it longs to putin it was built using illicit phones the video has been viewed more than a $100000000.00 times. a u.s. court has charged 2 members of the far right proud boys' group over their involvement in the capitol hill siege the men are accused of conspiracy civil disorder and assaulting officers amongst other charges supporters of former president trump stormed the capitol building in washington d.c. on january the 6th after attending a rally at least $150.00 people have now been charged in connection with the riot patika lane has more from capitol hill. well right now this is a huge investigation the f.b.i. taking the lead some agents say that this is the biggest case they've worked on since the today attacks of september 11th field offices across the country poring

and other world news a russian billionaire has come forward as the owner of an opulent seaside mansion which alexei navalny has linked to president vladimir putin this comes as police have one people not to take on a nationwide rallies in support of the opposition leader now than he was arrested this month after returning from germany where he was being treated for poisoning he's blamed on the kremlin victoria gate and b. has a story. riot police out in force in central some petersburg ahead of nationwide rallies on sunday to the supporters of opposition leader alexina valmy there was this warning from the russian government but it is doing you mean it's just a look at the russian interior ministry units and other law enforcement will use all necessary measures to ensure public order at sites of mass events moreover we want that any violent actions against offices or refusal to obey their lawful orders will be prevented individuals who commit such eat legal actions will be detained and held accountable according to the law. the government wants to stop a repeat of last week's anti-gove

the russian billionaire says he owns a seaside palace which jailed kremlin critic alexina valley has accused president vladimir putin of owning putin's friend katie ruff burke says he owes the property worth more than a $1000000000.00 the valley has claimed that putin used elicit funds to build a mansion. u.s. president joe biden is facing an uphill battle to get his $1.00 trillion dollars economic relief plan through congress biden's plans to raise minimum wages to $15.00 an hour facing strong republican opposition article he joins me now from capitol hill patty i mean president biden of course continues to push forward his agenda to help the u.s. public during this very difficult time but his stimulus package as we've just said is getting pushed back i mean how difficult is this going to get in terms of getting approval. it's going to be incredibly difficult the white house says he was meeting with his advisors today inside the white house trying to figure out how to get this passed republicans have a couple of complaints they say they just passed a there's no need for any addition

is becoming an increasing problem for president vladimir putin he recently released a video of a seaside mansion which he says belongs to the russian leader and was built using illicit funds that's been denied by a russian billionaire who say putin's former judy a partner who says he bought the property 2 years ago for almost 1000000000 dollars by the way the video has been viewed more than 100000000 times the one hand they've tried to poison and they failed. you know if they if they try to poison him again at this stage it's going to produce even more backlash but if they don't silence him he's also going to be coming out with more criticism so they're sort of stuck between a rock and hard place this week the government crackdown widened several friends and allies of novell me including his brother were arrested the. anti kremlin sentiment has rarely been this public during putin's time in power and it's likely the rallies on sunday will be met with even tougher resistance victoria gates and be al-jazeera. us me outlets are reporting that former president donald trump has spotted ways w

him which the kremlin denies meanwhile a russian billionaire says that he's the owner of an opulent seaside mansion which in a valley has linked to president vladimir putin businessman arkady rottenberg is putin's former judo partner he says he bought the property 2 years ago for almost $1000000000.00 the valley recently released a video claiming it belongs to putin and was built using illicit funds now the video has been viewed more than $100000000.00 times and the bush skier is a senior fellow at the washington institute she joins me now via skype from washington d.c. good to have you with us on the program it does seem that the president is trying hard to disassociate himself from if we call it mansion gate scandal but is it enough to persuade the russian public that he's telling the truth pictures do speak louder than words. well that's absolutely correct look i think. what's have snow striking about about the situation is that the kremlin and its propaganda machine has now been forced essentially to be on the defensive and to look for somebody who will publicly take the blame and it lo

our final stop is at the southern tip of japan in the seaside resort of the blue suki also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quieter here in the how cohesive can thermal spa there are even hot sand paths. the sand is heated up by hot springs if you can't get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes or whatever you want. japan has always had 2 sides to it on the one hand there is the contemplated quiet side that is also revealed in its many paths and on the other hand the hustle and bustle of its fiber and big cities. journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with. constantly changing impressions and it ends with the scene where are you running guys finally comes to rest. cold no water only 10. rescue has been living here for months under inhumane conditions the situation for refugees in bosnia is escalating local authorities and we fused to take any responsibility while the rest he'll suffer and many others await for help in vain focused on europe. and 30 minutes on d w. cheat me more so the food. discounted and inexpensive but animals are suffering

our final stop is at the southern tip of japan in the seaside resort of the basuki also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quieter. in the how cohesive can thermal spa there are even hot sand pots. the sand is heated up by hot springs if you can't get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes or whatever you want. japan has always had 2 sides to it on the one hand there is the contemplated quiet side that is also revealed and its many paths and on the other hand the hustle and bustle of its fiber and big cities. journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with. constantly changing impressions and it ends of the scene where are you running days finally comes to rest. the faded again a loved big returns. as long as their dream. stays within ecological concerns with their studies and business ideas they are setting the financial world on a sustainable course. can green investment change the world. 30 minutes on the move. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the la

our final stop is at the southern tip of japan in the seaside resort of the blue soupy also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quieter. in the how cohesive can firm a spa there are even hot sand pots. the sand is heated up by hot springs if you can get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes or whatever you want. japan has always had 2 sides to it on the one hand there is the contemplated quiet side that is also revealed in its many paths and on the other hand the hustle and bustle of its fiber and big cities. journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with. constantly changing impressions and the dens of the sea where our yarning gaze finally comes to rest. i thought. cold no water. 10. rescue effort has been living here for months under inhumane conditions the situation for refugees in bosnia is escalating local authorities refused to take any responsibility. rests he'll suffer and many others awake for help again gain a focus on europe. and 30 minutes on d w. to the point that a strong opinion is a clear position in the international 1st direct

when you said to seaside was growing up this area was covered with mahogany and acacia trees. deforestation and climate change have transformed the landscape into an arid step. we have to be firewood the women they want to do for us i'm quite pleased for cooking and the eyes want to placement for this that it probably. that is why we. like. that. one at a time. funded by donations the women's initiative also started a project called the forest the future. water from a well irrigates the newly planted seedlings. along with indigenous trees like mahogany and the women are growing mango and coconut trees the suppling source still in a tree nursery but will eventually be distributed across the country you want to make a change. be 100 percent sure that it will never be overnight and then you have to have an expectation that if it is 100 people living within your area $75.00. that's for you let everybody tried to make sure that whatever you. let it be. and it is helping decide. striving for equality inspiring others on our facebook channel d.w. women you'll find stories about women

protecting the seaside. in such a port out the ingredients for a delicious curry urban farmers are preventing the real spices from hindu god. the desert as on my own possible a good book not a single drop of water is wasted and barren land quickly turns green. in 60 minutes t w. young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop the. they know that the road is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. but going back to using not an option. i'm on and gravity are stuck in the spanish border area along side the other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . every year the extreme north of norway hosts an epic 1200 kilometer ranks in which competitors fight their way in which you know i see wasteland as. places i like my birthday and. receive all wrapped in one.

i would say it's like an idyllic seaside town because remember the ocean is just around here and it's a summer place but it's a year round as well if you're in york city you go to the hamptons and that's pretty much what it is so any equivalent of like a summer town in germany that's what band is for us. the next day back in the bronx in the ratio waits to see his son isaac for the 1st time in 3 months by his brother brings him hard. how did. he leave. the room just really a fan of my back the last time i see my baby was like in march or something. and now he's actually here so that's good he's healthy he looks tall he looks amazing my son was like right now he's here my son hoping that life can get back to new. found me yeah you got that right good good good you go. oh my god i use violence in my home. i like you and like to hear it's use to for you to feel so much safer than before and much larger to. get away with that today nothing's going to spoil them both and the rita move financial hardship is already looming on the horizon. camera rolling takes it. march 11th 2020 was the las

visitors are not welcome at the seaside.d's beachfront car parks are locked, peaked caps patrolling the shoreline. with people restricted, the rats are enjoying new freedoms. this tourist town doesn't want non—locals coming for a constitutional. they shouldn't be coming, they shouldn't be travelling. i think they should define what local is for exercise. i heard there was concern about borisjohnson yesterday going from downing street to the olympic park. what really irritates me is that i hear minister after minister say, "don't go out". but they don't follow it by, "except for your exercise". the news that the town's hospital is struggling to cope, close to running out of oxygen yesterday, has contributed to the sense of emergency. most people do seem to be obeying the rules. southend looks like a place in lockdown. it feels as though the mood has changed. in the last couple of days, police say they'll be quicker to fine rule breakers. there's strong public support for tougher enforcement and tighter restrictions as the app

and there are similar tales of crowding on beaches in argentina and this video taken at the seaside park. thousands more people are preparing to escape hotting crime cities to join the city might give it. during the 1st weekend of january it's estimated about 55000 people read trouble from the santiago metropolitan region which is the equivalent of about 2000 buses leaving a capital. however the number of deaths and infections continue to rise brazil still without a national vaccine program is one of the world's worst affected with 200000 dead. buried you are more urgently needed just my obligation as a sister daughter niece is to put the names of my family forward so people can understand the risks of this disease and that no one is immune no matter your social class race or religion we are all a tricycle losing our lives from the disease. research is in brazil have me more confirmed that the woman who contract the virus last may was really to reinfected with the soup of the real and south african strain. and in peru a massive national testing program is underway focused on the most vul

but we head to the black sea now into a sprawling seaside palace complex with its own app a theater a teahouse and a hello pad who wouldn't want to own it while russian president vladimir putin is denying that he already owns such a property kremlin critic alexina bali has released a 2 hour video of the complex he says the president partly finance with taxpayer money. they calling it's the new best i in the 2 hour video only explains how his anticorruption foundation had been able to film the property from above for the 1st time using a drug he says is nothing like it anywhere in the country. without exaggeration it is the most secretive unguarded facility in russia it isn't a country house or a residence it's an entire city or other kingdom it has impregnable funds as its own harbor guards or churches and checkpoints are no frys zone and even its own border point it is a separate state inside russia. details of the past were leaked by construction workers said to be shocked at its opulence among its many features this green mountain reported to house an underground ice hockey rink. t

the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covid, japan and the eu. the government is planning new laws to give protection to historic statues in england. the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says monuments which have stood for generations shouldn't be — in his words — "removed on a whim or at the behest of a baying mob". the legislation would require planning permission, for any changes and the government would still have a veto. jon kay has more from bristol. it was a key moment last year. in bristol, the toppling of edward colston�*s statue — a slave trader. it prompted a debate across the uk about how we memorialise controversial figures. among those targeted, cecil rhodes in oxford, sir francis drake in devon, sir winston churchill in parliament square. now the government is proposing new laws to protect statues in england, with planning permission and public consultation required to get rid of them. writing in today's sunday telegraph, the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says statues should not be "removed on a whim

the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covidth leaders from canada, japan and the eu. winter in rome means starling season, when up to four—million birds gather in the italian capital on their migration from europe to africa. their murmerations in the skies are beautiful — but their droppings create a hazard, and the city authorities are trying new methods to move them on. here's our rome correspondent, mark lowen. in the roman twilight, nature's great dancers flock to the stage. the acrobatic twirls like wisps of smoke. a synchronised spectacle of breathtaking beauty. the starlings migrate in winter south to africa. nesting at night in central rome for warmth, flying in formation to avoid predators. a murmuration, it's called, and this city of art marvels at the show. but beneath their charm, rome is rotting, and it's a hell of a mess. in the cold light of day, the other side of these gorgeous birds is clear, and for those unlucky enough to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, it's not exactly sightly, it can be a safety ha

protecting the seaside. such a puerto rican for a delicious courier ground urban farmers are preventing real spices from the gone into. the desert and found out possible to get people to notice a single drop of water is wasted and their inland return stream into india. d.w. . conflict zones you don't hear a lot about it in your fees days but some more than 2 months fall feria compulsed fancy corruption and see government demonstrations my guest this week from sofia is the need for such about ministers and social of spiders she continues a sudden adjustment for its mistreating its most vulnerable people nation of its human rights. conflicts. in 60 minutes. young moroccan emigrants. they know the police will stop them. they know that the road is not a solution. they know their flight could be fatal. but going back he's not an option. his mother i'm on and off rabbiting are stuck in the spanish border area along side other young people there waiting for a chance that will probably never come. shattered dreams s

i would just say it's like an idyllic seaside town because remember the ocean is just around here and it's a summer place but it's a year round as well if you're in new york city you go to the hamptons and that's pretty much what it is so i'm in germany that's what the hamptons is for us. the equivalent of like a summer town. the next day back in the bronx in the ratio waits to see his son i say for the 1st time in 3 months i hope brother bring seem high. i'm just really excited by that the last time i see my baby was i can purchase something. and he's actually here so that's good he's healthy he looks tall he looks amazing my son was very great and now he's here and so on the hoping that life can get back to new. found me yeah. i'm very good now we're going to go oh oh oh i'm going to. use veterans in my home. and like you i like to hear it's true is different to feel so much safer than before a much larger do. that is today nothing's going to spoil them both in the reach of more financial hardship is already looming on the horizon. camera rolling takes. march 11th 2020 was the last

a russian billionaire says here seaside palace which jailed kremlin critic alexina valley has accused president vladimir putin of od'ing putin's friend arkady rottenberg says he owns the property worth more than a $1000000000.00 the valley has claimed that putin used illicit funds to build the mansion. military says it will abide by the country's constitution amid concerns the armed forces might attempt a coup supporters of the military marched in the city of yangon on saturday days after a military spokesperson declined to rule out a power grab the army has been alleging widespread or get irregularities and november's election won in a landslide but on some suit she's ruling national league for democracy. the u.s. court has charged 2 members of the far right proud boys group over their involvement in the capitol hill siege supporters of donald trump stormed the capitol building in december the washington d.c. on january the 6th those were the headlines are back with more news in half an hour do stay with us the bottom line is next when the news breaks then let's. take you if you want

visitors are not welcome at the seaside.car parks are locked, peaked caps patrolling the shoreline. with people restricted, the rats are enjoying new freedoms. this tourist town doesn't want non—locals coming for a constitutional. they shouldn't be coming. they have to define what local is. i heard that they are going from downing street to the 0lympic going from downing street to the olympic park. what irritates me is that i hear minister after minister saying, don't go out. but they don't follow it except for exercise. the news that the town's capital is struggling to cope, running out of oxygen yesterday, has contributed to the sense of emergency. most people do seem to be obeying the rules. southend looks like a place in lockdown. it feels as though the mood has changed. in the last couple of days, police say they will be quicker to fine rule breakers. there is strong public support for tougher enforcement and tighter restrictions of the appeals from health professionals become ever more desperate. we need to really focu

our final stop is at the southern tip of japan in the seaside resort of the blue soupy also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quieter. in the how cohesive can thermal spa there are even hot sand paths. the sand is heated up by hot springs if you can't get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes or whatever you want. japan has always had 2 sides to it on the one hand there is the contemplated quiet side that is also revealed in its many paths and on the other hand the hustle and bustle of its fiber and big cities. journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with. constantly changing impressions and it ends with the seat where our yarning gaze finally comes to rest. of the flock. and the to faces up to 10 days. since the tourist disappeared some are struggling to make ends meet for others almost nothing has changed and they are always on my cut this is how locals envision a new magic experience the crisis differently global 3000 cuts 90 minutes on d w. it's about billions. it's about our work. it's about the foundation of a new world order the new s

visitors are not welcome at the seaside.atrolling the shoreline. with people restricted, the rats are enjoying new freedoms. this tourist town doesn't want non—locals coming for a constitutional. they shouldn't be coming, they shouldn't be travelling. i think they should define what local is for exercise. i heard there was concern about borisjohnson yesterday going from downing street to the olympic park. what really irritates me is that i hear minister after minister say, "don't go out". but they don't follow it by, "except for your exercise". the news that the town's hospital is struggling to cope, close to running out of oxygen yesterday, has contributed to the sense of emergency. most people do seem to be obeying the rules. southend looks like a place in lockdown. it feels as though the mood has changed. in the last couple of days, police say they'll be quicker to fine rule breakers. there's strong public support for tougher enforcement and tighter restrictions as the appeals from health professionals become ever more de

visitors are not welcome at the seaside.outhend's beachfront car parks are locked, peaked caps patrolling the shoreline. with people restricted, the rats are enjoying new freedoms. this tourist town doesn't want non—locals coming for a constitutional. they shouldn't be coming, they shouldn't be travelling. i think they should define what local is for exercise. i heard there was concern about borisjohnson yesterday going from downing street to the olympic park. what really irritates me is that i hear minister after minister say, "don't go out". but they don't follow it by, "except for your exercise". the news that the town's hospital is struggling to cope, close to running out of oxygen yesterday, has contributed to the sense of emergency. most people do seem to be obeying the rules. southend looks like a place in lockdown. it feels as though the mood has changed. in the last couple of days, police say they'll be quicker to fine rule breakers. there's strong public support for tougher enforcement and tighter restrictions as t

visitors are not welcome at the seaside.ront car parks are locked, peaked caps patrolling the shoreline. with people restricted, the rats are enjoying new freedoms. this tourist town doesn't want non—locals coming for a constitutional. they shouldn't be coming, they shouldn't be travelling. i think they should define what local is for exercise. i heard there was concern about borisjohnson yesterday going from downing street to the olympic park. what really irritates me is that i hear minister after minister say, "don't go out". but they don't follow it by, "except for your exercise". the news that the town's hospital is struggling to cope, close to running out of oxygen yesterday, has contributed to the sense of emergency. most people do seem to be obeying the rules. southend looks like a place in lockdown. it feels as though the mood has changed. in the last couple of days, police say they'll be quicker to fine rule breakers. there's strong public support for tougher enforcement and tighter restrictions as the appeals from

a russian billionaire says he owns a seaside palace which jail kremlin critic alexina valley has accused president vladimir putin of owning putin's friend arkady ruttenberg says he is the property worth more than a $1000000000.00 the valley has claimed that putin used illicit funds to build a mansion the video has been viewed more than 100000000 times you have all of those stories of course on our website dot com as updated through the day are back with more news in half an hour next it's inside story do stay with us here and i'll just . stop courting 19 vaccine the world health organization warns of wealthy countries against holding back supplies to developing nations what's the solution when europe and the u.s. are struggling to inoculate their own people this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm. around 50 countries have begun to vaccinate. programs against covered 19 but it's a slow process in many places makers of the 3 vaccines approved in the european union are struggling to keep up with deliveries pfizer by on tag astra zeneca and moderna have drastically cut bac

the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covideaders from canada, japan and the eu. the headlines on bbc news... a warning of mounting pressure on hospitals and staff by the head of nhs england. mass vaccinations begin at another ten centres in england from tomorrow, as the foreign secretary pledges every adult in the uk will be offered a first dose by september. the government moves to head off a rebellion by backbench mps, who could support a labour proposal to extend the temporary £20 a week increase in universal credit. the number of coronavirus deaths in france has now exceeded 70,000. britain and italy are the only european countries with a higher number of deaths. all of france is now under a 6pm curfew, advancing the earlier restrictions by two hours. daniel wittenberg has more. the shutters came down early on the champs—elysees and deserted streets all over france, as the country met another unwelcome coronavirus milestone. at the start of the pandemic, president emmanuel macron said the nation was in combat with an invis

the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covidan and the eu. the government is planning new laws to give protection to historic statues in england. the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says monuments which have stood for generations shouldn't be — in his words — "removed on a whim or at the behest of a baying mob". the legislation would require planning permission for any changes and a government minister would be able to veto the move. it was one of the key moments of 2020. in bristol, the toppling of edward colston's statue last summer. a 17th—century slave trader thrown into the city's harbour. as the figure was recovered and restored, a debate ensued across the uk about how we memorialise controversial figures from our past. and now the government's planning new laws to protect statues in england, with planning permission and public consultation required before they can be removed by local people or councils. writing in today's sunday telegraph, the communities secretary, robertjenrick, says... critics question whether ch

is protecting the seaside. in such a port out being greedy and for a delicious current urban farmers are preventing reduced prices from feedback on the food desert and on land count possible or decode a single drop of water is wastage and barren land quickly turned street legal. 30 minutes on t.w. . conflicts you don't hear a lot about it in europe these days but for more than 2 months fall feria compulsed financial corruption and see government demonstrations my guest this week from sofia just believe so so much about ministers make up social policy why she contributes or stuck in a government fix mistreating its most vulnerable people to my nation of its human rights of. course. how's it feel i don't know. where i come from but over that glitters is gold just like those chinese foods that's measurable where i am as a boy was reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but better taking a step back i see things going to tell the difference between now

i would just say it's like an idyllic seaside town because remember the ocean is just around here and it's a summer place but it's a year round as well if you're in york city you go to the hamptons and that's pretty much what it is so any equivalent of like a summer town in germany that's what bands is for us. the next day back in the bronx in the racial waits to see his son isaac for the 1st time in 3 months by her brother bring say hi. how did. you get your. just really excited my back the last time i see my baby was like an arch or something. and not he's actually here so that's good he's healthy he looks tall he looks amazing my son was like right here now he's here my son a hoping that life can get back to new. found me yeah maybe i am getting that right. now we're going to go. oh i'm going to like it use veterans in my home. i like you and like to hear it's truth to for you to feel so much safer than before much larger to. do with that is today nothing's going to spoil then both you and the reach of move financial hardship is already looming on the horizon. camera rolling takes

when you said to seaside i was growing up this area was covered with mahogany and acacia trees deforestation and climate change have transformed the landscape into an errant step. we have to make firewood the women there would you please for cooking and there is not a placement for decided problem that. that is why we. like grandma and it really. that women can use at that one at a time. funded by donations the women's initiative also started a project called reforest the future. of water from a well irrigates the newly planted seedlings. along with indigenous trees like mahogany the women are growing mango and coconut trees the saplings are still in the tree nursery but will eventually be distributed across the country you want to make a change. be 100 percent sure that it will never be overnight and then you have to have an expectation that if it is 100 people living within your area $75.00. at the beginning. what that could be fun for you let everybody tried to make sure that whatever you are if. i needed help. striving for equality inspiring others on our facebook channel d.w. women you'

does he agree that the best place for for a third post t freeport is seaside?>> a bit of a theme to these inventions for my brilliant freeport campaigners behind me we don't't hear from the party opposite. i think my honorable friend is now known makes an excellent point as i said earlier on the bidding process is underway that we roll out and and i will y further. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i want to join my right honorable friend the lead of the opposition in paying tribute to those involved in the vaccine gola. but mr.pa speaker, the cost highlight this week that many of the countries 11,000 community pharmacies stand ready, willing and able to do what is desperately needed covid vaccines. yet the government has shunned an army of extremes and registered technicians can pharmacies in these whole of the flu vaccine every single winter and are ready to to play the part in the national effort. so will the prime minister now take control and full demobilize skills and expertise of community pharmacies to get britain vaccinated? >> mr. speaker, there are 9000 fan

i would say it's like an idyllic seaside town because remember the ocean is just around here and it's a summer place but it's year round as well if you're in york city you go to the hamptons and that's pretty much what it is so any equivalent of like a summer town in germany that's what they have this is for us. the next day back in the bronx and the ratio waits to see his son isaac for the 1st time in 3 months by her brother brings him home. hey i. am just really excited by that the last time i see my baby was i can march or something. and he's actually here so that's good he's healthy he looks tall he looks amazing my son was very great and now he's here in santa hoping that life can get back to normal be found me yeah you got it right good good good you go oh oh oh i'm going to. use violence in my home. i like you and like to hear you to free to feel so much safer than before much larger do. it with today nothing's going to spoil than before and the reach of move financial hardship is already looming on the horizon. camera rolling takes it. march 11th 2020 was the last day at what

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the seaside town of carbis bay will be the venue for discussions on debt, climate change and post—covidming us presidentjoe biden is expected to attend the event, along with leaders from canada, japan and the eu. large parts of the us are on alert for possible violent protests ahead of president—electjoe biden's inauguration on wednesday. much of washington dc will be locked down, with national guard troops deploying in their thousands. let's get the latest now from our north america correspondent peter bowes. peter, what is wednesday's inauguration expected to look like? yes, good morning to you. it is certainly going to be a very different inauguration. the event itself will be largely virtual. very few people have been invited because of covid—i9, of course. the key characters will be there, joe biden and his wife and others, president trump will not be there. but it will be taking place in a city which currently resembles a fortress, and thatis currently resembles a fortress, and that is because of the huge amount of security. there will be more troops in washington, more members of

our final stop is at the southern tip of japan in the seaside resort of the blue soupy also known as the hawaii of japan. things are a bit quieter. in the how cohesive can thermal spa there are even hot sandbags. the sand is heated up by hot springs you can get up again after about 10 to 15 minutes or whenever you want. japan has always had 2 sides to it on the one hand there is the contemplated quiet side that is also revealed in its many paths and on the other hand the hustle and bustle of its fiber and big cities. journey through southern japan is like looking through a kaleidoscope with constantly changing impressions and it ends at the sea where are you running days finally comes to rest. the conflicts in terms of. cultural issues democracy in europe my guess is reason germany is going to criticize. the e.u. affairs committee in the federal fall of the one of the big fish we need is rhetoric about the right solution. ality in parts of the new conflicts. $13.00. and you hear me now yes yes we can hear you and how last year's german sounds now when you bring up uncle our mascot an

soldiers sent by mark anthony arrived at his seaside villa. as the assassin approached him with swords drawn, cicero reportedly displayed a calm defiance. there is nothing proper about what you are doing, soldier, he said. but try to kill me properly. they cut his throat. for all practical purposes when cicero fell, the republic fell with him. the point is the founders took note, they learned from rome's failure. they were always conscious about what president lincoln called the silent artillery of time. the silent artillery of time, the natural drift of political societies is towards corruption, decay, and degeneration. listen to madison on this. it is vain dissent that a statesman would be over to -- render them subservient to the public good. he says a statesman will not always be at the helm. can i get an amen on that. our problems are real and they can't be wished away. we have in our hands, in our hands, an essential part of the remedy. listen to james mason from the virginia declaration of rights. the blessings of liberty can be preserv

soldiers sent by mark anthony arrived at his seaside villa and for mia as the assassins approached himh swords drawn, cicero displayed a calm defiance. therem is nothing proper about what you are doingr soldier. but try to kill me properly. they cut his throat and for all practical purposes when cicero fell the republic fell with him. the founders took note, they took note, they learned from rome's failure, they were always conscious of what president lincoln called the silent artillery of time, the silent artillery of time, the natural drift of political society to abruption, decay and degeneration. listen to madison on this, it is vain to say a spaceman will be able to adjust the interest to the public can i get an amen on that, our problems are real friends we have in our hands an essential part of the remedy listen to james mason from the virginia declaration, no free government in moderation and virtue and frequently recurrent to fundamental principles, a return to first principles, that is the task of the statesman and the patriot, no guarantees of success the way that it demands

is becoming an increasing problem for president vladimir putin he recently released a video of a seaside mansion which he says belongs to the russian leader and was built using illicit funds that's been denied by a russian billionaire who say putin's former judy a partner who says he bought the property 2 years ago for almost 1000000000 dollars by the way the video has been viewed more than 100000000 times the one hand they've tried to poison and they failed so now if they point if they try to poison him again at this stage it's going to produce even more backlash but if they don't silence him he's also going to be coming out with more criticism so they're sort of stuck between a rock and hard place this week the government crackdown widened several friends and allies of novell me including his brother were arrested. and the kremlin sentiment is ready. in this public during putin's time in power and it's likely the rallies on sunday will be met with even tougher resistance victoria gates and b. al-jazeera. the world health organization is aging governments of paul's coronavirus vaccine r