shell is the uk's most valuable company by far. if you have a pension, you have shares in shell.themselves in the dock is unprecedented. billions have been stolen from the people of nigeria according to anticorruption campaigners who have pursued this case and today welcomed the fact. the oil industry is the most corrupt on the planet. shell has never stood trial before. it is vital we see companies like this facing consequences for the actions. this trial can be a watershed. along with eni and shell, 11 executives are facing trial. that includes these two. all defendants deny any wrongdoing. that is the oil refinery... speaking to me earlier this year, the current boss of shell, not implicated, says the case is damaging. stories like these are stories that cast doubt on the quality of the company and its intentions. these are real challenges we have to overcome. i will not deny that the trust society has in big companies, certainly oil, is low. and i think we need to face that. if found guilty, the companies could face large fines and exclusions from lucrative contracts. individ

the shell captures ambient noise. it's which echo inside the cavity. the strongest frequencies combine together to create the rushing sounds so the shell becomes a kind of resonant chamber. but the solti symphony coming from the shell is so convincing it's hard to believe it's not a recording of a past blissful visit to the city. if you have a science question go to our website and send it in if we answer your query on the show you'll receive a copy of our d.v.d. that explains albert einstein's most famous theories in interesting and amusing ways. the most important thing is to never stop asking questions. to know. their historical masterpieces of architecture highly decorative stone facades. modern architecture on the other hand approaches things differently many facades are now made from glass. a great element in many ways but researchers see plenty of room for improvement. this bubbling tank isn't an aquarium that hasn't been cleaned in a while it's a vertical algae farm that's part of a building facade. moxon canna is the inventor of the bio intell

shell and eni a lwa ys to pay for bribes.he nigerian government. the point is they are saying they knew that this money would end up in the wrong hands. usually these cases are settled and this one has not been settled. both shell and eni, the current chief executive of the oil giant eni, the current chief executive of the oilgiant eni, and the current chief executive of the oil giant eni, and the former number two of shell will go to trial in italy and it is very rare that you see that. that goes to court on march the 5th, probably the biggest corporate corruption and prosecution in history. corporate corruption and prosecution in history. the nigerian people lost out on over $1 billion dollars, equivalent to the country's entire health budget. when you do business in certain parts of the world there are some risks. it is a fact of life sometimes. corruption is seen as pretty stubborn in nigeria. anti—corruption campaigners will say the real losers in all of this are the real losers in all of this are the people of nigeria b

why do you hear the sound of the ocean when you put your ear against a sea shell. the effect is most noticeable with a large cock the uncanny sound of rushing waves. it's even there when you're thousands of kilometers away from the beach. and the whisper of the ocean as a vacation souvenir sadly that isn't so because sea shells can't record and reproduce sounds so where's the noise actually coming from. many people believe they're hearing the sound of their own pulse echoing inside the shell nice idea also wrong. because even a microphone placed against the shell picks up the sea soundtrack and it definitely doesn't have a pulse so what's the real reason it's actually just the sounds of everyday life going on around us. the show captures ambient noise. it's which echo inside the cavity. the strongest frequencies combine together to create the rushing sounds so the shell becomes a kind of resonance chamber. but the salty symphony coming from the shell is so convincing it's hard to believe it's not a recording of a past blissful visit to the city. if you have a scien

hundreds of disturbed and broken shells littered the floor.ers have now found that this reef is the biggest of its kind in the world. it pretty much spans the sea bed of the 5.5 kilometres tide swept channel. we believe it covers an area of about 194 hectors or two square kilometres. this is what the reef should look like, a carpeted sea bed below which the flame shells live. and an important nursery ground for scallops and other species. there has been some industry resistance to banning fishing through marine protected areas or mpas. at too many sensitive sites. but ministers said for loch carron it is the right thing. flame shells are highly sensitive to damaging fishing activities. scallop dredging, prawn trawling, and itjust does not make sense to tow across these fragile habitats. ministers will now seek to ban fishing on loch carron permanently but it may take many decades for the damaged part of the reef to recover. brilliant but shy is the shellfish. they say much the same about ben rich. come out whether you are and tell us what the

the accumulation of shells here probably came about due to a primordial storm. some of the finds give the researchers a fairly accurate idea of the error they're currently digging in. these ammonites are between two hundred and two hundred four million years old further up the mountain the two paleontologists focus on an inconsiderate q.s. layer of material in the surface of the path and uncover. a minor sensation the ground is strewn with tiny snail shells species that were previously unknown and fish scales further evidence of a reef teeming with life. the brown neck also bears signs of a dramatic event in our planet's history two hundred million years ago the transition from the triassic to the jurassic period was marked by a mass extinction probably unleashed by volcanic eruptions. conditions in the shallower areas of the primordial test this ocean changed dramatically. what do you see in this is a steep hillside from the early jurassic period. or the reef inhabitants disappeared together with the corals in addition to a monarchs and certain mollusks died ou

but for three clean shotgun shells to be in my basement?t just doesn't make sense. >> you have no idea where those came from? >> absolutely not. >> tom said he's never owned or used a shotgun. >> never. wouldn't know how to operate it. wouldn't know the first thing about it. >> tom schafer then asked why tom failed to call his home when dar didn't show up at the birthday celebration. >> something just wasn't right so that's why i went home. if we had cell phones i would have called her on the cell phone. i had to find her. i had to go see where she was at. >> then it was time for tom to describe his relationship with dar. it didn't take tom long to lose his composure. >> we were very close. and we were -- >> go ahead. >> we were together all the time. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with carrie zuk, but he said that happened three years prior to the murder during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us, and it also led to intimacy problems betw

the route is well-marked with yellow arrows and scallop shells. scallop shell is the symbol of both st. james and the camino. common on the galician coast, the shells were worn by medieval pilgrims as a badge of honor to prove they made it. the traditional gear has barely changed -- a gourd for drinking water, just the right walking stick, and a scallop shell dangling from each backpack. the slow pace and need for frequent rest breaks provide plenty of opportunity for reflection, religious and otherwise. for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-c

hundreds of disturbed and broken shells littered the floor.sea bed of the 5.5 kilometres tide swept channel. we believe it covers an area of about 194 hectors or two square kilometres. this is what the reef should look like, a carpeted sea bed below which the flame shells live.

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these could be from anything and i suspect be trapped an unexploded iraqi shell or a bomb dropped by the u.s. led coalition months ago official statements on civilian casualties about the thousand dead made by the iraqi government the u.s. led coalition even by the u.n. a ridiculously understated but dig a little deeper and you likely stumble on one of the biggest civilian massacres in recent history or i guess the see from mosul iraq. now it is exactly a year since the lives of nearly one hundred families were changed forever after a russian defense ministry plane crashed in the black sea killing all ninety people on board among them a renowned russian choir which was on route to perform in syria the cheaper one five four they were traveling on came down shortly after takeoff it's thought pilot error was to blame. here's a little soap which will be with you for the simple hooligan who for liberty took you over only some linkable see the book on which. to put it. well one woman whose husband died in that crash has been collecting the stories of other widow hughes who've been recounti

isis fighters buried under the wreckage together with civilians woman children and exploded bombs shells rockets. people under the rubble woman just found her husband under the wreckage but no one can get him out smells terrible it's smelled even worse nature has done its job the rescue was overwhelmed the she'll work required to dig up an entire city is mind boggling there is simply too many corpses. and they cleared away the bodies of civilians that they can see but they haven't been able to reach those in the collapsed housing. units. three or four of our neighboring families came here thinking the area was clear but there were very happy airstrikes there now buried here. a recent investigation conducted by the associated press found that approximately ten thousand civilians were killed during the battle of mosul a third of them killed by the u.s. led coalition and iraqi air strikes what they did not account for those still to be recovered from the rubble. this book alone contains the names of seven thousand victims i have four or five of these. health official in mosul province who i

hundreds of disturbed and broken shells littered the floor.world. it pretty much spans the sea bed of the 5.5 kilometres tide swept channel. we believe it covers an area of about 194 hectors or two square kilometres. this is what the reef should look like, a carpeted sea bed below which the flame shells live. and an important nursery ground for scallops and other species. there has been some industry resistance to banning fishing through marine protected areas or mpas. at too many sensitive sites. but ministers said for loch carron it is the right thing. flame shells are highly sensitive to damaging fishing activities. scallop dredging, prawn trawling, and itjust does not make sense to tow across these fragile habitats. ministers will now seek to ban fishing on loch carron permanently but it may take many decades for the damaged part of the reef to recover. at 6:30pm we have the national news. but first a look at the weather. we had a bit of excitement with the snow earlier today, no further snow expected in the short term and the hazards toni

reporter: another dangerous mortar shell neutralized. but it's hard work.t's taken nearly an entire day just to deal with one mortar from the war. every day, ermin jusufovic works towards a time when he and his family can live a carefree life. every victory on the court helps. competing in last year's paralympic games was particularly special. ermin jusufovic: we won second place, but the feeling was really the same as if we'd got the gold medal. reporter: ermin plans to compete again in the next paralympics. but his greatest dream is to see bosnia-herzegovina completely cleared of landmines. some day, he says, it will be. the permanent scars of war. there has not been open warfare of its kind in europe since, yet some continue to wage deadly conflict on the continent. france has long had a strong commitment to western secular liberalism. this is perhaps one of the reasons why the country is often singled out by the islamic state as a key target. authorities are doing everything they can to prevent further attacks and to arrest those with connections to jih

know who shelled donbass yesterday. and they're not always good relations between the nationalists battalions and the regular ukrainian army. but i'm a bit east in the. what you mean the. true offices that they. have the ultimate goal to protect the nation from. outer threats from external threat they should be or should be gauged in some domestic conflict but there is for the exchange of prisoners mr chook is in charge of it instructed by mr poroshenko. as he was invited to a monastery and he was asked. to. use his leverage with the leadership of the two unrecognized republics the lugansk and donetsk republics so they. agreed to that exchange so we had that conversation. and then mr medvedev to with cons after the consultations with here of. gave a list of sixty seven people on once on the one side and three hundred plus on the other side this was the least provided by the craniums and we all agree they all agreed to it so that's how it was but then they said no it's bad we need to modify that list and they froze every

these could be from anything and i suspect trap an unexploded iraqi shell or a bomb dropped by the u.s. led coalition months ago official statements on civilian casualties about a thousand dead made by the iraqi government the u.s. led coalition even by the u.n. a ridiculously understated but dig a little deeper and you likely stumble on one of the biggest civilian massacres in recent history or i guess you have for most of iraq. now it is exactly a year since the lies of nearly one hundred families were changed forever after a russian defense ministry plane crashed in the black sea killing all ninety two people on board among them a renowned russian choir which was on route to perform in syria the cheaper one five four they were traveling on came down shortly after takeoff and it's thought that pilot error was to blame. these are little soap which will be the truth of the sinful little but look at it if you will only some linkable see the book on which. to put it. well one woman whose husband died in that crash has been collecting the stories of other widows who've been recounting how

but shell code words of a tonight her it during a fell from marvin hits. daniele caligiuri doing the rest. three to the final score shell can now guarantee to go into the winter break with their best points tally in six a zens. also on wednesday often time took on south western rivals stuttgart now this game stay deadlocked until a better. of late penalty area pinball happened in the second half. of dark keeper ron robert sealer parried the ball. cleared off the line. but fired home for the rebound let's look at this more time. delight for one nil win for hoffman i'm elsewhere to berlin topped had over three one made quite a few snowflakes falling at the. leverkusen were also home winners over bremen to boost buyers european aspirations and leave still hanging around in a very bad neighborhood on the table right now i'm going to head back over to ali but while i do that latest round of match day sixteen we have. with only one nil win over cologne i'm jumping the gun here shaka preserving to preserve the hearing to be out often. with a useful whenever hanno

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now shell are in fantastic form this season with the royal blues facing frankfurt on the back of a ten much unbeaten streak it's their longest such spell in over a decade and a win would maintain them in the second spot in the table and hot on the heels of leaders byron munich but their opponents frankfurt have in previous years caused plenty of problems for shall come the eagles have had a mixed season to say the least their form away from home is the best in the bundesliga but it's a very different story on home turf a high intensity game was in store. childhood's team spirit has played a large part in less excess so far this season but it was the stew's of giving evidence at the start of them match against eintracht they were less than two minutes on the clock when you could yo bitch prodded home christmas come early for the benfica loney. but i'm track have struggled at home this season and the visit has gradually got back into the match you kashrut see the hero here his fingertips save in short i'm tracked went into the break a goal to the goods. and there were more goodies in sto

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these could be from anything an ice a spooky trap an unexploded iraqi shell or a bomb dropped by the u.s. led coalition months ago official statements on civilian casualties made by the iraqi government the u.s. led coalition even by the u.n. a ridiculously understated but dig a little deeper and you likely stumble on one of the biggest civilian massacres in recent history more of guys do you have from mosul iraq respect to mohammed u.n. coordinator for democracy and human rights we asked him whether he expected coalition countries to invest in rebuilding the city. we've seen how the us rebuild iraq after the invasion in two thousand and three now we don't expect a us itself to rebuild most of what we expect the international coalition to rebuild more so. as we spoke before that we do require a special session by the un on the current situation and also i spoke this morning . to the two i spoke this morning to the iraqi human rights commission there were stablish last month and yes their knowledge their numbers could rise to up to eleven thousand victims in mosul but the number could

coordinates for an unexploded mortar shell that. they head up into the mountains around sarajevo bosnia and serb forces spent nearly four years here fighting a brutal war of attrition more than two decades later the region is still very dangerous and we had a accidents where they expect that these that well thought going through. it but their failure. they make their way through land mines and unexploded mortar shells the work isn't easy even g.p.s. coordinates are not always precise so there's always a risk but they know their work is vital. but we think about handicapped people about people who got disabled. due to will unexploded ordinance and mines that. another dangerous mortar shell is neutralized but it's hard work it's taken nearly an entire day just to deal with one mortar from the war. every day our main new sofa vigil works toward a time when he and his family can live a carefree life. every victory on the court helps competing in last year's paralympic games was particularly special but it's probably good as well as when

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the there was a ceasefire at the beginning of the school year and another one now but we still get shells coming over it's happened seven times in our neighborhood. the winter weather has exacerbated an already die a situation waterpipe to frozen and there is no heating local residents have come up with stopgap solutions for the cold nights the cooling i fill plastic bottles with hot water and they keep us warm in bed i still can't get over the shock that there is fighting going on here where i live. shells aren't the only danger hundreds of people have been killed or injured by landmines including dozens of children parties to the conflict on both sides have deployed mine clearance squads but even as they carry out that work more mines are planted elsewhere. four hundred thousand violations of cease fire agreements have been reported as the year goes to a close there's little hope that peace will return to eastern ukraine any time soon . russian president vladimir putin is eyeing another six year term in office after winning formal endorsement yesterday to run in next year's presidential

but shell code words of a tonight curry turning a fell from marvin hits. daniel caligiuri doing the rest. three to the final score shell can now guarantee to go into the winter break with their best points tally in six a zens. and that's your news rep for now to join us at the top of the next hour if you can a rita will be with you then for another full bulletin or you can always check us out on our web site that's at t w dot com find us on twitter too thanks for watching. stories that people the world over information the provide the pennines they want to express g.w. .

i bought as well >> big buyer baba. >> royal dutch shell that's buy >> royal dutch shell we've got toauto parts so we can do baba o'reilly >> hey, appreciate you doing this thank you very much. that does it for "halftime." "power lunch" begins now. >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. a return to normal for the markets. are investors in a reality check for 2018 and tesla takedown, cutting the delivery estimates by nearly 70%. the analyst behind the market moving call will join us and real estate reality. what the potential for rising interest rates and the new tax plan could mean for the housing market in 2018 "power lunch" starts right now ♪

charlotte shell some tell us following the proceedings for us in brussels and joins us for more hi charlotte good to see you what can we expect from today's hearing i assume you good morning yes the court room behind me here we are expecting to hear whether or not scholars who sharon and those other four dismissed ministers from his cabinet will be extradited back to madrid today where as you've been saying he almost certainly will face arrest and he's facing charges which carry up to thirty years in prison and now we're not expecting him to immediately get extradited back to madrid if of course that is the ruling he will get the chance to appeal or not could take several weeks now at this hearing here that's taking place is coinciding with a separate hearing that's happening in madrid today other members of his dismissed cabinet plus two activists who will hear whether or not they have to remain behind bars they're in prison at the moment their role in the independence movement and the supreme court's expecting to say whether or not they'll be released pending a probe and whether in fact th

huge power block that stands out in the area and that is a shell. you know a burned shell and as far as i know there is still no decision being made of what is going to happen i've had the day there will be white clad possibly be turned into an art installation for the time being i'm not sure if there is a long term plan that's already agreed on like air and everything to do with the aftermath of the fire is a very contentious shot subject for the people who live in the area and of course of the emotional day for the survivors of the grenfell tower fire and here just outside simple as cathedral where service for them is going on thank you very much big boss for being us up to date live from london. and we stay in news from the u.k. britain's prime minister tourism is heading to a summit in brussels today after she suffered a setback in her own parliament over brags that she and other unit is expected to endorse a from the states deal on the terms of gregg's that we stay agreed on last week but ms defeated could undermine her party in brussels m.p.'s

shells on the only danger hundreds of people have been killed or injured by landmines including dozens of children parties to the conflict on both sides have deployed mine clearance squads but even as they carry out that work more mines are planted elsewhere. four hundred thousand violations of cease fire agreements have been reported as the year goes to a close there's little hope that peace will return to eastern ukraine any time soon russian president vladimir putin is eyeing another six year term in office after winning formal endorsement yesterday to run in next year's presidential election over six hundred supporters including prominent lawmakers and actors gathering in moscow to declare that backing for him for his fourth putin has decided to run as an independent in a bid to make the most of his personal popularity among russians. these young russians came to see the kremlin new year's tree but were treated to a surprise appearance by vladimir putin. one of the children had the courage to ask the president how he feels about the opposition. i got that this is. positively. that

but shell code words of bates annoyed her it during a fella from marvin hits. daniele caligiuri doing the rest. three to the final score shell can now guarantee to go into the winter break with their best points tally in six a zens. plenty of use has a recap of our top story mittens terrorism is heading to a summit in brussels reeling from defeat in a key vote it down bottom. says if you have the final say on any future. not just the prime minister and cabinet. i have more news coming up if you look forward to seeing you then and also of course always check out our website. the. commentary delights more demanding how much repair by heart. he's shot at the satellite the oldest luxury hotel in london. has helped restore the restaurant status as a landmark a fine dining we take a peek into his cots to see what's coming. next. a childhood lost. us works twelve allies in de. jesus syrian refugees in turkey. instead of going to school she goes to work in a textile factory. the family claims there's no alternative. but is that really true. in sixty minutes on d w. eve

shells reporting for us there from nigeria turning eighty yemen where the alliance between rebel factions fighting against a three year saudi led military intervention has started to unravel fresh clashes have broken out in the capital city between forces loyal to yemen's ex-president and iran backed the rebels this after broke ranks and offered to turn a page if the saudi coalition ended its blockade meanwhile said the allied jets launched air raids against tuesday positions in the hills south of santa it was not clear if the strikes were meant to benefit forces. the going to see going now and cologne have confirmed that they have parted company with coach peter after four and a half years at the helm last season to cologne into europe for the first time in twenty five years but this season has seen a catastrophic run of form with the club still winless in the navy after. fourteen games not even a fighting draw would shout on saturday could save him out. travel to and on saturday looking to end a six match when less run but they faced a tough task against the hosts who had lost and. the