migrants place of origin and adoption of sorts the barbers can emulate we wanted to make from wareham sila a good place to leave because it these are good places to live. we have started building a small clinic a classroom for the children. we have started to give in. just groups in order to avoid that a little children work in the in the country because we understood that that is better that literacy and remain in the school i mean because if they are working in the country there is a possibility that if they try to any rate because they don't get enough money to leave but if they are sturdy they have a possibility of developing. this imaginative grassroots initiative is a dog's with offense. policing approach favored by the european governments of europe. south is bob why barry a may for a time at least stop the flow. but it does nothing to remove jewelry on the line causes. a different. something artificial. to our d.m. it is not going to us stop people it is not going to stop or even ration he can control illegal immigration but it is not going to a stop. in order to stop illegal immig

my name is dilys sila. i'm beth. i'm marcus. i'm ellie, i'm 26 and from the uk.e're both from london, we're both stuck in sydney at the moment. we're just, sort of, sofa—surfing at the moment, we're staying in someone's garage. not ideal but at least a comfy bed. we went to the flight centre to try and book more flights and the lady laughed and said the flight‘s £20,000, and i said we don't have that sort of money, and she said money shouldn't be an object. we have a campervan at the moment but more campsites are closing. our current campsite closed its doors to the public today, so we've been told we are only allowed to stay until the 13th of march, which is when our booking ended. all of the kitchen and laundry are closed, so we have to do our cooking, cleaning, washing, all for three people in the van at the moment. we've tried to ring the british consulate and we e—mailed, but we've not had reply yet. i'm currentlty in accra, ghana. i flew on the fifth of march hoping to return on the 315t. the president of the country did the national address and said no fli

fine of over 1000000000 euro is by france's competition authority of the company and 2 of his house silas in france were found to be colluding to stifle competition and to control prices apple and its 2 wholesalers agree to not compete against each other and prevent resellers from promoting competition between each other thus sterilizing the wholesale market for apple products. apple 0 disagrees with the decision saying that it is disheartening and has 5 to to appeal against it the company also point to that saying that the order will cause chaos for companies across all industries however it isn't the 1st sign that europe has made big tech companies pay up just over a month ago apple was slapped with a $25000000.00 euro penalty by france today for a software update it was found to show down a slowdown sorry old i phones and it's not just apple either because in 2017 european commission ordered google to pay a 2400000000 euro fine it was found to have abused its dominance as a search engine and favor sound comparison shopping service call nist and elizabeth political analyst charles will

indicting him on drug charges made up or otherwise we heard from venezuela historian miguel tinker silas who thinks that the latest threats against caracas during a global health crisis are in his opinion pointlessly cruel it's obvious that this administration feels that it can do whatever it wants the fact that billboard has to start his conference by say we are not the policeman of the world in fact speaks of the fact that this action is highly political and really reinforces the notion of the us as an imperial power able to dictate policy able to order the arrest of world leaders heads of states as it wishes so this is very much a clearly the pope. littlemore moment a cruel inhuman action at a time in which the country is reeling not only from the pen demick but also from the low prices for oil and also dramatic shortages created in part by the sanctions imposed by both the obama administration and now the trump administration . the united states is now at the center of the cove in 1000 pandemic with the largest number of cases globally almost 86000 americans have tested positive for

you got me well you know yes but it's not just the poor that i belong affected the most are going on silas works as a taxi driver in the city he says he's worried with the impact over 1000 could have in the country but he's unsure how he will survive if the lockdown continues he's 60 years old and this taxi is the only way he has of making a living. or you're going to get the most big moment situation is very very serious i have to pay a rent and i cannot make any money i'm not sure what is going to happen we are authorized to be on the street but there's more people. even though the lockdown is supposed to last until the end of the month the government might extended for a longer period it has also warned private creditors that argentina's economic recoveries uncertain and that its debt crisis could be prolonged due to the coronavirus pandemic. economy minister meddling old man says the priority right now is. cysteine origin time families with extra income to survive for the next few weeks. you cannot make activity is minimal because the lockdown in this leaves a lot of people with anguis

good place i can find money i can study i discussed it with them and they sent me here 17 year old silas from syria is relatively lucky he's one of about 400 minors staying in boreas police protected area for vulnerable refugees but before that his life was heard. by the 7 months i lived on the mountains around here i survived by doing jobs for people in the last month i was taken into the facility for miners but before that i slept on the ground without blankets or bed i often walked barefoot and was miserable i knocked on doors and beg people for scraps and even now there is no education for activities for young people like saleh there are a 1000 young refugees like him lesbos most of them living in these olive groves now covered in huts there is a high risk of exploitation abuse because they do not have any parent without electricity without heating we are in the middle of the winter so also risk of getting sick we also not sufficient. medical capacity to respond to all of the needs greece has asked for european union to take 4000 unaccompanied minors it can't house and educate in jan

this is silas sepic asian to the university. no towel he gave his father's occupation as. he would be studying at the world school of medicine in cardiff and as a student he'd been living in cardiff which certainly in some parts of the city was quite a monk multi-nationals so. while he was studying in cardiff . medical student mr nurse from the welsh valleys. some time later believe me padma took him home to this modest house in point to preach to me to parents. knew one could suggest that one to breed was. this has always been a small closed minded. it could possibly still be unusual today so for then it must be an amazing thing how she comes home and introduces them because again it would have been very unusual for any footing of any color to be in the south wales found at the time there's possibly a very unusual for he. would be even more amazing each. lose father charles was a coal miner and like so many british working people of that time was none too keen on his daughters relationship with a 14. 3. that b.p. looked at $934.00 to be married to. the only member of the

certainty that he will be out yes but it's not just the poor that i belong affected the most are going on silas works as a taxi driver in the city he says he's worried with the impact over 1000 could have in the country but he's unsure how he will survive if the lockdown continues he's 60 years old and this taxi is the only way he has of making a living. or you're going to get your big moment situation is very very serious i have to pay a rent and i cannot make any money i'm not sure what is going to happen we are authorized to be on the street but there's more people. even though the lockdown is supposed to last until the end of the month the government might extended for a longer period it has also warned private creditors that argentina's economic recoveries uncertain and that its debt crisis could be prolonged due to the coronavirus pandemic. and going to mean minister monolingual man says the priority right now is. assisting argentine families with extra income to survive for the next few weeks you know going oh my god you can only characterize it as minimal because the lockdown in this le

equal, and this is fiction franklin during the convention, and never wanted a virgo franklin wrote the silas emphasizes the structure of the executive is of great importance. the urged delegates to deliver their sentiments before the question was put. that's a quote. these -- this comments burst the dam at the date flooded the room for four days with the discussion still raging, franklin said to us fellow delegates with reference to washington of the presidency, the first man put in the home will be a good one. nobody knows what will come afterwards. the executive will always be increasing, as elsewhere, until it ends. favoring the weak executive, a one point another during the debate franklin advocated circumcising the presidency with term of its and an advisory council by limiting the veto power and adding provisions for impeachment and removal from office. as franco put it at the convention, it would be best to provide in the constitution for the regular punishment of executive with its misconduct should deserve it and for his honorable acquittal when he should be unjustly accused. washin