the voice of the church resonate strongly in serbia. christianity is so strongly in serbia.ual orientation carry a lot of weight, evenif orientation carry a lot of weight, even if they are at odds with the government's commitment to eu human rights standards. serbia's 0rthodox church is a tremendously powerful institution and there is no chance of them preaching tolerance on issues like same—sex marriage or rights to gay couples. translation: this is obviously opposite to be god—given message to nature and to humans, same—sex affiliation is something which is non—existent in animals, and has appeared among humans only recently. participants in last week's belgrade pride felt differently. this annual event has faced down right—wing violence and conservative social attitudes. it has just completed its fourth successive edition. now its organisers are bracing themselves for a battle to legalise same—sex unions. i think that when you are past the whole circle, once a day game, you past the whole circle, once a day game, you have rejection, a huge debate in society, and not of fo

losing 3—0 against serbia, they are a top team bird moldova have a lot in them.out starting ben woodman, the liverpool player became an insta nt the liverpool player became an instant national hero after scoring the winner in austria. gareth bale helped to persuade him to stay and play for wales. he could have played for england, born in nottingham but pa rt for england, born in nottingham but part of the welsh setup since the age of 13. qualifying due a maternal grandfather. i spoke to him and got him on board. we knew that he was a great player and we are delighted to have him and he is welsh anyway, so he is ours! wells are confident of bridging the gap in this group, achieving automatic provocation for finals in russia by finishing top or a possible play—off place by finishing second, that remains in their grasp. the message from the welsh camp in kishinau is familiar. it's another game that they simply had to win. gareth bale says they are treating the remaining three qualifiers as cup finals when nothing that maximum points will do. to travel so far without

they're third after a defeat to group leaders serbia.extends his overall lead at the vuelta a espana after winning today's time trail. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with the world cup qualifiers that have just finished up. wales took their time but managed a 2—0 win over moldova this evening. well, our sports correspondent katie gornell was watching the match with us tonight. katie, it was hard work watching the game, wales did really make us wait, didn't they? but they got those three points. there were quite a few nerves in the stadium. they left it late. 0n there were quite a few nerves in the stadium. they left it late. on paper this should have been straightforward, moldova are ranked 159 in the world and were bottom of the group but they proved stubborn opposition and it took the introduction of 17—year—old liverpool striker ben woodburn for them to change the game and what are telling impact he made. a fantastic run, a pinpoint cross for hal robson—kanu for the breakthrough midway through the second half. the liverp

croatia, bosnia, serbia. and we already started to connect., yes, we are connecting 110w along the sava river. but before i head across to my next country on the sava, duska tells me i need to be fully initiated into life on the river with this time—honoured tradition. are you going to behead me? no, we don't do that any more! but if you want to be a member, you have to show us if you are able to sharpen that wooden stick. ah, you show me. and just when i thought the wood chopping was bad enough... here you go — on your knees. baptized with the water of the river sava. next up on my voyage down the longest river within the balkans, croatia's capital, zagreb. croatia was part of the austro—hungarian empire until the end of the first world war. and you can see much of that architectural influence around zagreb. the city has been fought over by competing armies for centuries. in the 15th century, so the story goes, the ottoman army was camped on the other side of the sava river, just over there, preparing to attack the city. to deter them, a cann

so, they are stuck in serbia for a longer period of time.om serbia, leaving thousands with no choice but to settle in the balkans and try to build a normal life, including going to school. sarah corker, bbc news. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. still to come. the hugely popular internet reality show shining a spotlight on chinese hip—hop. freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news. i'm ben bland. the latest headlines: one thousand british troops join recovery efforts in the ca

serbia won there are games of the republic of ireland are now two points behind.ber. most of us dry with some sunshine with just the odd heavy shower and affecting parts of anglia. a gorgeous day in newcastle upon time. skies like this for most places but that does not tell the whole story. look at this massive cloud in the atlantic. sung—joon will be harder to come by. certainly clear blue sky tomorrow compared with today. already that rain is not too far away from northern ireland. it will edge east through the night across northern ireland, the western fringes of scotland, wales and south—east england and with the wind is picking up england and with the wind is picking up we will see gales developing to the irish sea. cloud increasing the temperatures not going down as far tonight as in the past nights. let's look at the morning. to start the day, across the south facing hills of the south, heavy bursts in this rain. it is windy as well. i think there will be some hazy brightness of the eastern side of the uk were actually for some of us that they will stay dry

they say they left kabul two years ago fearing the taliban. 47 schools across serbia are now enrollinge everywhere. in this town, close to the border with croatia, hundreds of people signed a petition, unhappy about their children mixing with migrants. translation: the children are unprepared, the parents are unprepared, the environment has not been prepared and i think this will be extremely destructive. that mentality and ours do not much at all. nearly 18 months ago, borders to the north on the so—called balkan migrant route were closed, leaving many stuck. all of them would like to continue theirjourney but it is not possible to do that any more because the border with hungary and croatia is hard to cross, so they are, let's say, stuck in serbia for a longer period of time. hungary allows only 50 migrants a week to enterfrom serbia, leaving thousands with no choice but to settle in the balkans and try to build a normal life, including going to school. the bbc has seen documents which suggest the security firm gas has been making substantial profits at its immigration detention cent

to hungary there's no war in serbia no one no was life is in danger in serbia so i think that theseare very important principle questions not to not to forget about the fact that we as a government have a very important obligation and responsibility we have to ensure and guarantee security for the country and for the people i held it there jen any security threat from people i mean it's one thing to say yes there are people camping out in trains . nations or on sidewalks we have that problem here in the united states but is there an actual security problem or is this more a case of we don't have the social system set up to be able to accommodate people as they're trying to transit to a third country no no i mean once again the supply it was there but there are rules you have to comply with if you come to another country right i mean if the rule if the international rule is that you go to your supplier the refugee camp you have to do it you have to go there and get your supplies number one number two if you have a look at the the recent developments in europe like security wise put i

if the republic of ireland fail to beat serbia tomorrow, wales could overta ke serbia tomorrow, walesin moldova, the group's weaker side. but wales's last game here should serve as a warning. in 1994 they were expected to win against the relatively new footballing nation that emerged. it was one of their most infamous away trips. preparation in this corner of europe was far from perfect... we had flies and cockroaches in our room, brown water coming from the tabs. it wasn't ideal. we had our own chefs and brought our own food. the chefs were not allowed in the hotel kitchen to prepare food. we beat moldova 4—0 in the autumn so surely another victory on tuesday night? we would have too. after a bit of momentum as to what happened on saturday against austria, they will know about moldova. there will not be a lack of preparation in this game. wales do not have happy memories here, but in making that 2000 milejourney, as the overwhelming favourites, they know if they win their next three games they can guarantee second in the gi’oup they can guarantee second in the group which could be go

serbia's 0rthodox church is a tremendously powerful institution and there is no chance of them preaching tolerance on issues like same—sex marriage or rights to gay couples. translation: this is obviously opposite to be god—given message to nature and to humans, same—sex affiliation is something which is non—existent in animals, and has appeared among humans only recently. participants in last week's belgrade pride felt differently. this annual event has faced down right—wing violence and conservative social attitudes. it has just completed its fourth successive edition. now its organisers are bracing themselves for a battle to legalise same—sex unions. i think that when you are

friends are into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—1.against his opponent to own a 3—1victory. the a set down against his opponent to own a 3—1 victory. the hosts went into the date needing one victory from the final two singles rubbers againstan from the final two singles rubbers against an understrength serbia missing novak djokovic. and france will face... belgium in the final. they came through 3—2 against australia. darcis won the decisive rubber. belgium beaten by great britain a couple of years ago in the final. cycling and team sunweb won the team trial double after their victory in both the men and women's events. bmc racing settled for silver while team sky came third led by chris froome. in the women's event, sunweb set the early benchmark, with all others failing to better their time. ellen van dyke beat 26 winners by 12 points. that is all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news. the palestinian group fatah has welcomed an announcement by the rival hamas faction that it will dissolve its administrative committee in gaza, h

they are stuck in serbia for a long period of time.erbia, leaving thousands with no choice but to settle in the balkans and try to lead a normal life, including going to school. sarah corker, bbc news. are the us. still to come. the hugely popular reality a bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here — of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites, in their rich suburbs. we say to you today, in a loud and a clear voice, enough of blood and tears — enough! translation: the difficult decision we reached together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people, caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is bbc news. our latest headline: 1,000 british troops join recovery efforts in the carribbean as thousands are left without power in the wake of hurricane irma. laura strickling was forced to flee her home on st thomas in the us virgin islands after hurricane irma, i spoke to herfrom sanjuan in puerto rico a short time ago. the

not going to stop here we're going to talk about muldaur we're going to talk a bold georgia and ask serbia what kind of come next ask serbia and all the balkan nations and the quote so nothing happened to moldova nothing happened to georgia since then everyone forgot of course what mrs merkel said no one. wards but now we have a new threat you know and immediately of the german defense minister will fool of on that land says that there are violent hundred thousand birds but in reality there how many less than three thousand you know this is where you are the seven hundred there's really the minds of the early ages there was a book by robert conquest that's reassuring historian who did the real caricature up. wrote a book about how americans and the europeans should behave in case the serious actually in the lead to occupy their country is now we're talking about the times of mutually assured destruction there would be no you know it would be impossible literally but still the point was to scare to scare people care to scare people and this is exactly what is happening again to the point of

what kind of come next ask serbia and all the balkan nations and the quote so not to happen to moldova now if it happened to georgia since then everyone forgot of course what mrs merkel said no one. wards but now we have a new threat you know and immediately of the german defense minister or through on their land says that there are violent hundred thousand birds but in reality there how many. thousands you know this is where you are the seven hundred there's really the minds of the early ages there was a book by robert count. separate historian who did the real wrote a book about how americans and the europeans should behave in case the serious actually in the lead and occupy their country is now we're talking about the times of mutually assured destruction there would be no you know that would be impossible literally but still the point was to scare to scare people care to scare people and this is exactly what is happening again to the point of these stories all across the european media all across american media is to scare people into believing and russian media is the greatest con

no, it will be spent on great trade deals with albania and serbia.o and serbia. that sounds cynical but i do wonder... during the election campaign the tories accused labour of having a magic money tree is the money does revert to the uk you will instantly be swallowed up by the national debt. they would not be able to hypothecated for a particular area because there is still debt and austerity is still a thing. if you are the conservative party would not be wise to get into an argument with labour over who will spend more on public services. you will always be less thanjeremy corbyn‘s labour party. you will always be less thanjeremy corbyn's labour party. a little piece on the side of the paper here the pay gap. women suffer a legal levels of low—paid in silence. the pay gap. women suffer a legal levels of low—paid in silencem the pay gap. women suffer a legal levels of low-paid in silence. it is a little piece but it is a big piece of news. like i said earlier, i have three daughters and according to this, two thirds of workers paid under the legal

going to stop here we're going to talk about muldaur we're going to talk about old georgia and ask serbia what kind of come next ask serbia and all the balkan nations and the quote so rotten happened to moldova nothing happened to georgia since then everyone forgot of course what mrs merkel said no one held her up to her words but now we have a new threat you know and immediately of the german defense minister will fool of on that land says that there are valid hundred thousand birds but in reality there how many less than three thousand you know this is also one hundred percent of so there's really the minds of the early ages there was a book by robert conquest that's reassuring historian who did the real caricature wrote a book about how.

what kind of come next ask serbia and all the balkan nations and look what so not to happen to moldova now if it happened to georgia since then everyone's to go out of course what mrs merkel said no one. wards but now we have a new threat you know and immediately of the german defense minutes. that will fool wonderland as says that there are vomit hundred thousand birds but in reality there how many less than three thousand you know this little seven hundred to be pretty yes but there's really the minds of the early ages there was a book by robert conquest the desperate historian who did the real catch up wrote a book about how americans and europeans should behave in case the suits actually lead and occupy their countries now we're talking about.

in order to detach cut kosovo from serbia i mean then that was the military real military occupation by nato the detached the province of course of over in syria there was no but here you had a referendum of the people the russian people in crimea who wanted to return to russia of from whence they had come the story. there is a funny show on r.t.e. it is hosted by a camp named believe with not only naomi and john who are feel as to be political pawns their own brand of satire cuts to the bone whether scaring the feds or those tapping our phones even though you will laugh the info is not tripe so let's find out what's on this week's redacted tonight because it's happening now this isn't a drill welcome they only care of ani and natalie mchale. all right. well i can accept beams on how. this guy was so for me. it was time for a lever act that's what it's always good for larry so mail me right off the top u.n. tough sort of target. little bit about how the f.b.i. still hasn't stopped like making people into terrorists. or they will resent it now in prime. so just give me about three day

france into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—i.tory they went into with an understrength serbia who is missing novak djokovic. and france will face belgium in the final after they came through 3—2 against australia, winning the deciding rubber in straight sets. they had been trailing 2—i coming into the final day. which expires those celebrations! that is all the sport now. i was just celebrations! that is all the sport now. i wasjust admiring your pocket handkerchief. you always set the bar very high sartorially. you are a lwa ys very high sartorially. you are always the nicest presented to! you're not the only one to say that. police are searching for a mother after a baby was found wrapped in a blanket in london this morning. police say they are fearing for the mother ‘s health, and have urged her to come forth. the baby is in hospital and has been called harry white medical staff. the liberal democrat leader vince cable says it is possible he could be the next prime minister. he was speaking before their conference in bournemou

austria was threatened by serbia with support of germany. russia was drawn to mobilize against austria to protect serbia. that led germany to work against russia. france mobilized against germany because it had a treaty with russia to support it. when germany invaded neutral belgium as it drove to france, this brought in british intervention. there was a world war. the central powers, germany, turkey, all of, the commonwealth and colonies of france and england. this was the summer of 1914. by august the war was in full force. america sat it out. america was in pacifist mode, and woodrow wilson ran on a platform to keep us out. for the next few years, until american entry in 1917, many americans did volunteer and go canada,ether going to joining the canadian black watch were flying for france or britain or driving an ambulance. uswould take until 1917 for to enter. there were three contributing factors. 30th, july 30,e 1916, the explosion of black tum mile. that is an island on jersey behind the pedestal of the statue of liberty. on the eve,

france are into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—1 in lille.st dusan lajovic, to earn a 3—1victory. the hosts went into the day needing one victory from the final two singles rubbers against an understrength serbia, who were missing novak djokovic. and france will face belgium in the final after they came through 3—2 against australia, steve darcis winning the deciding rubber againstjordan thompson in straight sets. belgium had been trailing 2—1 going into the final day. and a great underdog story to end with, as mensur suljovic, the outsider heading into the champions league of darts, has won the tournament this evening. he was a 40:1 shot heading into the event, but won all his group matches, defeated raymond van barneveld in the semi—finals, and then completed the fairytale by beating two—time world champion gary anderson 11—9 in the final. it was the first major trophy of his career, and he is £100,000 better off, too. that is all the sport for now. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has said president trump is open to keeping the co

in order to detach cut kosovo from serbia i mean that that was the military up really. well you need to detach the provence of clothes to move from syria it was new but here you have a roof room of the people the russian people i mean you wanted to return to. the story. there is a funny show on r.t.e. it is hosted by a camp named believe with not only naomi and john who are see who is to be political pawns their own brand of satire cuts to the bone whether scaring the feds or those tapping our phones even though you will last the info is not tripe so let's find out what's on this week's redacted tonight because it's happening now this isn't a drill welcome they only care of ani and natalie mchale oh. the right. well you know like the backup beam song i'm. sorry i was going to write. it was time for a limerick about what i would say it's always good so right off the top you and lee . sort of talked a little bit about how the f.b.i. still hasn't stopped like making people into terrorists and then. present it now in rhyme. so just give me about three days waiting. so yeah

janitor and that's what most of the amended and like i said the women took in washing and cooking and serbia work, so to speak. you know there were soldiers that came in world war ii and the population was that is great here with the black committee but those soldiers liked what they saw and they went back after they got out of service and they brought their families back here and when the northwest exploded. i keep wanting to say african-americans but black people that they were not called african-americans back then. they came back here to live and they enjoyed it. even though there was a lot of opportunity they still came back here. they made opportunities some of them. the thing that tied the community together was churches. everything seemed to be around the churches and the children, they went to church in sunday school and we had good leaders and the calvary baptist church calorie baptist church was the first church, black church here and the other church was a little later. they both and that is some of the pictures that were in the 1989 deal that we had here. the church was everythi

wales third in their world cup qualifying group are hoping to close the gap between serbia and the republicf ireland — we'll update you on that score and the rest of the sport through the evening on bbc news. have a great evening. the pace has stepped up of the exodus of rohingya muslims from mynamar, crossing the border into bangladesh, in recent days. they say they're fleeing violence from mynamar army units, with at least 400 people having been killed. in the past hour, the un secretary general antonio guterres, says there was a real risk of ethnic cleansing. he also said a plan must be put in place to give the rohingyas nationality or legal status. nearly 125,000 people, victims of unbearable suffering and desperation, have sought refuge in bangladesh. many people have lost their lives trying to flee the violence. and the grievances and resulting plight of the rohingya have lasted for far too long. it is becoming an undeniable factor in destabilisation in the region. i have officially written to the president of the security council to express my concern and various steps to end the vio

now france are also in pole position to become their final opponents they lead serbia two one in the best of five semifinal encounter in lille having won the doubles on saturday on sunday joe wilford aim to wrap up the match as he takes on decidedly which in the first two singles matches. is a big day in the balkans with two teams from the former yugoslavia to meet in the final of the european basketball championships for the first time slovenia will face serbia in istanbul in what's expected to be a face lee contested euro basket decider up to five thousand fans from each country tipped to be travelling to turkey serbia the olympic silver medalists but slovenia have gone through the tournament unbeaten both teams featuring stars from the n.b.a. . that demonstrated in the past that. it mean this is so many times for us first time. you know you know the physical game when michael says fifty fifty chance. it's great you to be a team they play really good they give great players. a lot of a lot of running up and down if you want to win the game it was view that more. often for game day

austria threatened war against serbia with support of germany. germany was mobilized to protect serbia. that led germany to war against russia. france then mobilized against germany because it had a treaty with russia to support it. when germany invaded belgium, this brought in brit inintervention. frankly overnight there was a world war. the central powers and all of their commonwealth and cool anies of france and england as well. this was the summer of 1914. by august the war was in full force. america sat it out. america was in a pass vis mode. up until american industry in april, many americans volunteered, to fly for france or great britain or to drive an ambulance. but it would take until 1917 for us to enter and there were three contributes factors. coming up on the 30th, july 30th, 1916 was the explosion of blam island. it's a mile long island on jersey city directly behind the pedestal of the statue kof liberty. on the evening of july 309, 1916, a mysterious explosion occurred. 50 tons of tnt exploded and 100,000 tons of ammunition explo

team is looking to keep the momentum going in lille on saturday they go into the doubles against serbia with the semifinal tie at one one there were for tonga was their savior on friday he dispatched twenty two year old debutant lasso gerry after his teammate look who is suffered a shock defeat the singles match in the absence of djokovic sure it's cake and tips are a bit serbia are considered the underdogs but have shown they can't be underestimated as they look to repeat their twenty ten davis cup title. in australia are also tied one one after the opening day in brussels and kerry also battled through five sets to beat steve d'arcy curious made sixty five unforced errors but hit twenty eight this to this semifinal finally poised going into the doubles now to a couple of australians doing well on golf's p.g.a. circuit smart leishman will take a three shot lead into the third round of the p.g.a. championship in illinois on saturday but the shot of the day came from another australian jason day who remained in contention with an ace on the seventeenth hole the hole in one was his second

aleksandar kola rov hampered the republic of ireland's world cup dream as io—man serbia eased themselvesviously we have a lot of disappointed players, particularly after that performance. it is not just one game, it is how they feel about both games, we must recover from the weekend and that is what we have to do. italy recovered from saturday's mauling by spain to beat israel i—o in their world cup qualifier. leaders spain stay three points clear after thrashing liechtenstein 8—0 away. the spanish are looking untouchable as they head towards the world cup finals. translation: to be close to the objective does not mean anything, we have to finish it. we still have two matches left. the next one is against albania and we must face it with the same mentality we have shown in all our matches so far. being focused and playing good football, that is the only way of having more chances to beat our opponents. two points now separate the top four sides in group eye after leaders croatia fell to a 1—0 defeat to turkey. that lifts the turks to third place with two games in the group to go. iceland

all stars are better than serbia in this moment this is the biggest event. for both of those countries and tomorrow when the players come back to hometowns and homeland they will be national heroes no doubt i have to ask you then because a lot of people only associate basketball with being in american sports or how popular is the sport across the balkans. well actually my skill is in some of the countries in the balkans sports number one perhaps that is football but basketball is a very close to that i have to say that a large number of boys and girls in the balkans countries is practicing good basketball currently in the n.b.a. elite there are twenty players from this part of europe tonight in the final of the eurobasket in istanbul we will see some of them like going on drugs like marianna they sure also like your book double down which i have to mention another boy he's eighteen years old he plays for real madrid his name is luka don't you best the european basketball prospect we have to in this moment to remember his name because in five or ten years he

france were behind against serbia butjo—wilfried tsonga has levelled that tie.heir highest ranked players novak djokovic and janko tipsarevic. but one of the serb stand—ins, dusan lajovic caused a bit of a surprise in the first rubber. despite being only ranked 80 he beat the world number 22 lucas pouille by three sets to one. that tie is one—all going into saturday's doubles. the other semi—final is belgium against australia. david goffin beatjohn millman in the first rubber of that tie, to give them a one—match lead. then nick kyrgios levelled matters by beating steve darcis in a rapid five—set match that lasted just short of two hours. there are three rubbers remaining in that tie, with the doubles still to be played. russia's olympic boss and ioc member alexander zhukov has told the bbc he expects russia will be allowed to take part at next year's winter games in pyeongchang. his words come after 17 national anti—doping agencies called for the country to be banned from competing... britain's lizzie yarnold is hoping to defend her skeleton title in pyeonchang

in tennis, france are through to the davis cup final afterjo—wilfried tsonga beat serbia's dusan lajovic unassailable 3—1 lead in lille but they were made to work hard against the serbian side who were missing former world number one novak djokovic. and they'll play belgium in the final who beat australia. the tie was forced to a fifth rubber after australia's nick kyrgios lost to david goffin — and then steve darcis beatjordan thompson in straight sets to see them progress. now to cricket where india beat australia by 26 runs on the duckworth—lewis—stern method to win the first one day international in chennai on sunday. a partnership of 118 between ms dhoni and man of the match hardik pandya helped. india recover from 87 forfive to finish on 281 for seven. a long rain delay meant the target was revised to 164 from 21 overs. australia ran out of overs finishing on 137 for nine with the second match at eden gardens in kolkata on thursday. in major league baseball news the cleveland indians have clinched their second straight american league central title with a 3—2 win over the kansas ci

but they are up against it in their qualification group — they're four points behind the top two of serbia. chris coleman's side are are level on points with austria who they face in cardiff tomorrow. none of the boys will be phased by tomorrow night because we have been here before. we have been in these situation where it is we have to and we've got to get the job done. we have been here before and our players haven't disappointed. it's never easy. but how long have we been waiting to be in this situation? years and years. here we are again. this will do. there are now no british players left at the us open — after kyle edmund had to retire from his third round match with a neck injury. he was two sets to one down to canadian teenager dennis shapavolov. alex gulrujani was watching: it isa it is a walk kyle edmund has done before in new york and one he wants to keep on making, into the latter stages of the grand slams. he made it this far 12 months ago. sha pavolov it this far 12 months ago. shapavolov stood in the way of another fourth—round appearance. but the exciting canadian teenager

. >> we had been told that this was the prison that houses the most notorious criminals of serbia. >> a maximum security prison located in the serbian countryside outside belgrade. >> they had done the grounds up beautifully and you heard birds everywhere. all you could hear were the sounds of birds, birds, birds, birds. that was very surprisingme. you couldn't escape it. >> the prison's garden-like grounds and collection of birds, including peacocks, are part of a renovation project. prison officials felt a relaxing natural environment could help their rehabilitation efforts. >> it did have, actually, a much calmer feel than i expected. the buildup was pretty big. serbia's biggest, most notorious prison, then here i am with peacocks and birds and cats wandering around. >> in fact, when we wandered into the prison's shoe factory where inmate workers make dozens of shoes per day, the scene was more reminiscent of a disney film than a prison. >> this is our pet. >> this shoe shop was a pretty unique area that we got to film in. and just the fact that all the shoes were being made by han

my love for this particular kind of music has brbrought me to serbia.

they did it in dominant fashion winning ninety two to seventy two the second semifinal is between serbia and russia that's coming up later on friday. a japanese american surfer is continuing to make waves on the global circuit nineteen year old. beat three time world champion mick fanning on thursday to advance to the course fun as the hurley pro in california she was the youngest rookie on the wild surf league last season is expected to be one of the faces of the sport when it makes its olympic debut in tokyo in twenty twenty and that is all you sport for now we'll have more support for you a little bit later on and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour but i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with another news bulletin thank you very much for watching. let's talk about now. right now. right now it's happening so fast. you can barely keep up with it. right now we've got clouds protecting. on mobile technology finding clean water not tomorrow not five years in the future. now. in a disaster the internet can be restored by a truck. in a minute this truck can drive itself and righ

arrived home on monday following their ninety three eighty five euro basket final win over rival serbia in a stand bull tens of thousands of fans greeted their basketball heroes in the capital lujan or into the mania this is being seen as the country's greatest sporting success thousand celebrated in the city center as the team paraded they knew trophy amidst cheers and flag waving. just three months ago south korea hosted the world taekwondo championships now the northern neighbors are holding their own version of the event sunday saw an opening ceremony in pyongyang for the championships which are run by the international taekwondo federation the i.d.f. headquarters or in north korea and it's a separate organization to the world taekwondo federation which is based in seoul while the south korean events or one hundred seventeen countries take part this one was still a big event sixty nine countries from austria to uganda will compete over the coming days south korea's demonstration team had been considering a visit to the championships but that has not gone ahead. and we'll leave it th

and here is merely a semifinal match between france and serbia lukas poor lost to do so and live eachday for six. after the international break last week most of the world's top football leagues are back in action again we've already seen the u.a.e. for champions league and cup a limited audience earlier this week in the english premier league on friday born with a two one win over brighton and on saturday crystal palace and southampton will kick off the days straight your top of the table manchester city or away at watford city have had to do quite a bit of travelling having played away in the champions league on wednesday as well so will be so demanding game especially for the game itself and the wanted to help especially just three games three days later and. in the tree two can no trouble to wander too many hours to origination but is a good test so the big teams always do have to handle the action also resumes in the spanish league after the international break but similarly there are certain teams who are already on the pitch earlier in the week in the champions league or europa

joe wilford claimed a seven six six three six three win against jiro to draw france to level with serbiaafter lucas premier had at last to do so and lie of h. earlier in the day. after the international break last week most of the world's top football leagues are back in action again we've already seen the us the champions league and cup by limited or is earlier this weekend on saturday in the english premier league crystal palace and southampton will kick off the day's shady or top of the table manchester city or away at watford city have had to do quite a bit of travelling having played away in the champions league on wednesday as well . you waiver has opened disciplinary proceedings off the crowd trouble ahead of arsenal's three one win over cologne in the europa league as many as twenty thousand cologne fans descended on london grinding oxford street to a halt before the match on thursday that's the spite only three thousand tickets being made available to them footage on social media showed that once they got to the emirates stadium some tried to break down barricades to make their

montenegro for example there or they are certainly moving closer particularly serbia. all right paul many thanks indeed paul brennan there live in paris here with the news from al jazeera still to come on the program preparing for the worst south korea's own missile test send a powerful message to pyongyang plus. there's nothing. gone the caribbean assesses the full extent of damage from hurricane. ike the group stages of the champions league get underway for another season as barcelona exact revenge over you venters the details in sports a little later. it has been one hundred days since four arab states cut ties with qatar sparking the worst diplomatic crisis to hit the region in decades on june fifth egypt bahrain the u.a.e. and saudi arabia imposed a land sea and air blockade accusing cata of sponsoring terrorism a charge that doha strongly denies. there were strong words at the summit of the arab league in cairo on tuesday when council raised the blockade it accused quote some regimes of waging a media campaign against it one of the precursors to the gulf crisis w

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