a gloomy day in slovakia. as gloomy as the country's political climate says even questioner which he believes is partly his brother's fault. as me it's ok but i don't want to talk about that all has already been said. even as brother is marion kushner a prominent businessman whose actions have had a profound impact on the country the papers are full of stories about him even no longer talks to his brother and he's tired of talking about him. marian stands accused of having ordered the killing of journalist. a murder that sent shock waves throughout the country. and people this was not a disagreement between different mafia groups this was an attack on honest upright people. talk and on young people. and that makes an attack on families on all of us. let me talk to be one. of. the brothers have little in common even runs a small confectionery his brother was power hungry and has long been thought to have ties to organized crime. was close to one covering these and more and found out the journalist was investiga

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oh and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and we begin in slovakia a country where tensions are running high ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections and a country still traumatized by the 2018 killing of a young investigative journalist probing corruption in high places. on corruption as a businessman accused of ordering the crime is facing trial it was all thorough tease hope will be a demonstration of justice being. many slovaks though remain deeply disillusioned well by coincidence the brother of the accused even coach now runs a small cafe close to the courthouse where the trial is taking place and as we find out now the brothers represent 2 sides of a slovakian society that is profoundly divided. a gloomy day in slovakia as gloomy as the country's political climate says even kartchner which he believes is partly his brother's fault. as nato today but i don't want to talk about that the u.s. has already been said. even as brother is marion kartchner a prominent businessman whose actions have had a profound impact on the country the papers are ful

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great britain are out of the fed cup — their comeback cut short by slovakia.hop to champion, tonight terri harper fights for her place in british boxing history. thank you forjoining us once again. it's rugby's oldest rivalry — but the england and scotland had to battle the weather as well as each other at murrayfield today. torrential rain and high winds led to a low—scoring game. butjust one try for england was enough for the win. alex gulrajani reports: always be prepared and in edinburgh that went for the fans as well as the players. for some things though, you cannot prepare for as 0wen farrell found out. the menacing wind cost ten and england an early three points. move closer and farrell found the spot. batten down the hatches, this was becoming tough on the field and off it. kicking game was pursued too little success. still, some found a reason to smile and when adam hastings drew scotland level, maybe those home fans were finding a reason to. not for long though. last week their captain stuart hogg fumbled one a try was in sight. this week he almost

. >> we traveled to slovakia and his hometown in slovakia where max recalled his childhood and invited us to share what he told his last goodbye to his hometown, once vibrant community that now exists only through him. his communitywill not be forgotten , thanks to his hundred 60 on location interview and the loving details he so generously included in his memoirs. >> this is all in addition to the usc showa foundation having not one but two life history interviews of max in our visual history archive. both were reported in the 1990s, once taken by the showa foundation and holocaust education center. both are accessible through the visual history archives. that testimony is among the 55,000 survivor testimonies that are now accessible or available through over 160 universities and museums on six continents around the world and there others of course is his book which is what we are here to celebrate today area now, as i understand it, max did not always wished to tell his story. in the prologue to the book, he talks about the fact that when he first spoke pleasantly about the holocaust

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great britain's fed cup team have lost their qualifier against slovakia.eather watson had got them off to a good start as she beat rebecca sramkova.that meant that harriet dart needed to beat anna scmidlova. but it wasn't to be. dart lost the first set on a tie—break and saved 2 match points in the second, but went long with a backhand. so slovakia are through to the inauguralfinals in budapest, for gb its back to a qualifier for next year's competition. great britain's hopes of qualifying a women's basketball team for this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in tokyo but they lost by 82 points to 79. they face spain tomorrow. that's all the sport. bye for now. a group of senior conservatives is urging fellow tory mps to challenge borisjohnson's decision to give the chinese technology firm huawei a role in building the uk's 5g mobile networks. in a letter, severalformer cabinet ministers say there are alternative options which would not compromise national sec

so slovakia are through to the inauguralfinals in budapest, but for gb, it's back to a qualifier fortball team for this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in tokyo, but they lost by 82 points to 79. they face spain tomorrow. that's all of the sport. you can find more on these stories on the bbc sport website. women now hold more positions, up from 12% on boards. but there is still a lack of women in senior and executive roles. my name is francesca. i sit on the boards of several companies including air france, and an investment trust. even with her background as a successful business leader, getting her first boardroom position was difficult. it is an area where men often usually outnumber women. change is painful. there is a huge value attributed to chemistry on the board and of course chemistry, you have mainly with people like yourself. she says boards without enough women are putting themselves ata enough women are putting themselves at a disadvantage. it does not reflect your custo

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in tennis, great britain's women tennis can qualify for the new fed cup finals, if they beat slovakia boulter and they've lost the first singles rubber. heather watson was beaten in straight sets by world number 199 anna karolina. it's a best—of—five tie on clay with reverse singles and doubles tomorrow. harriet dart‘s just got underway against viktoria kuzmova in the second singles rubber. 3-2 to 3—2 to slovakia in that match. manchester city manager pep guardiola says striker raheem sterling will be out "for weeks" because of an injury to his left hamstring. sterling limped off during city's 2—0 defeat at tottenham on sunday. he's played in 23 of city's 25 league matches this season. the west ham women's captain, gilly flaherty, has been speaking to the bbc about her mental health. she's told us that she tried to take her own life 11 years ago and one of the reasons was coming to terms with her sexuality. she's told us she wants to speak out about what she's been through because sometimes it's the people who seem strong on the outside who need to talk about their problems. she hopes

we traveled to slovakia and his hometown also into walk you where he recalled his childhood and invitedgoodbye to his hometown. a one survivor in a jewish community that now exist only through him. the community will not be forgotten thanks to his 360 on location interview in the loving details he so generously included in his memoirs. this is all in addition to the foundation having not one but two life history interviews of max in our visual history archive. both recorded in the 1990s, once taken by the foundation and once by the sarah and hein holocaust education center proved both assessable to the archive. that testimony is among the 55000 survivor testimonies that are now accessible or available through over 160 universities and museums on six continents around the world. their course his book which were here to celebrate today. as i understand it, max did not always wish to tell his story. in the prologue of the book, he talks about the fact when he first spoke publicly about the holocaust and the experience at st. joseph high school in toronto, he was very nervous and said he wo

if they beat slovakia then they will qualify for the new—look 12 team finals in april but they didn‘twho is just inside the top 200. watson is the highest ranked british player in the absence ofjohanna konta who has opted out of fed cup tennis to manage a knee problem. on court now is harriet dart against the slovakian number one viktoria kuzmova. dart made a great start, winning the first set on a tie break. these are live pictures. they are in the second set. kuzmova just leading that a-3. it is tight. the second set. kuzmova just leading that a—3. it is tight. you can watch that a—3. it is tight. you can watch that on the bbc sport website. it‘s been a frustrating day for england‘s cricketer‘s, their second one—dayer against south africa was abandoned in durban, they started almost two hours late because of the rain, the game reduced to a5 overs per side. joe root took the wicket of captain quinton de kock, but only seven overs were bowled before the covers came back on. after another long delay, they had another spell out in the middle, the game now cut to 26 overs each. chrisjord

and then it will be fine so half of my family was stuck in slovakia. we could not see them.sins slovakia was the first country to deport the jewish people. so talk about the deception with our family with those that disappeared my mother was devastated. brothers, sisters and simply she would just disappear from the face of the earth. we didn't know what happened. a few months later mothers or fathers that but then with the general government look into the state and the message was we are all here together. out were taken to the death camp before put into the gas chambers they were forced to write a postcard to their families in hungary. here i am listening to this ss officer and i kept thinking i would live somewhere with my beautiful cousin to see the deception how it works and unfortunately. it's a journey you cannot describe. initially they put in a bale of water and the doors were locked and bolted down. the water was never replaced. the toilet slopping on the ground it was a mess. my journey was for days and nights. think of continental europe Ãb train tracks leading fr

slovakia go through to april's finals, great britain, i'm afraid, out of the fed cup.or this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in, but they lost by 82 points to 79. 0ur 0lympic sports reporter, nick hope is in belgrade. great britain against south korea was dubbed a must win even by the players themselves, and although they are not completely out of contention for a place in tokyo 2020, this defeat means a big opportunity has been missed. the british women have only ever competed at one 0lympics, british women have only ever competed at one olympics, london 2012 where they were gifted a place as the host nation. joe was one of the current squad at the games, but despite their efforts they found themselves 16 points down as the koreans took control. when the gb would have given them a ticket to the olympics and the almost completed in incredible comeback in the closing five minutes but was korea took it 82—79. the closing five minutes but was korea took it 82-79. we only

this is all still about czech republic certain largest city on the border of a pole and slovakia the industrial town is the former steel heart of the country. local team bunny goes through some of czech republic's most passionate fans. it is started time against neighboring rivals for public attention runs high it is the most important game of the year for. i met former bundesliga player in czech international but sloughs to be a coach he's from the region bunny can was his 1st professional team at euro 2080 scored the opening goal when czech republic be toast switzerland. said it was hard by this you must be much of a hero is not i believe to be a lot of sawdust so. it will be close you know to do bonnie. big deal it is in here that you always gonzaga in the house and look behind him even if. people here don't care too much about the quality of the league or allegations of corruption but they keep the passion for football alive no matter what. money because the home of former star of milan by. and of goalkeeper you to the public this is the national team strongest position cobbling

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making headlines around the world exit polls indicate the anticorruption opposition party has won slovakia's general election clinching nearly 26 percent of the vote the poll was dominated by public anger over the 28 a murder of a journalist who was laid in a high level corruption probe in the country. the u.s. and the taliban have signed a deal and ending 2 decades of conflict in afghanistan it calls for the u.s. to gradually withdraw its troops while the taliban promise not to allow the country to be used as a base for terror attacks. in turkey thousands of migrants are massing at its borders with the european union after ankara signaled it wouldn't stop them from crossing observers say the relaxation of border restrictions is aimed at getting more a u. and nato support for turkey's campaign against government forces in syria these people have been waiting to cross a closed border that they've been told was open men and women of all ages families with young children from all over the middle east some have been living in turkey for several years for stated with their situation there no cong

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voters in slovakia are heading to the polls in an election that's widely tipped to oust the governing left wing party polls predict a coalition of center right parties will form the new government. well now to the latest developments in the corona virus outbreak as it continues its global advance there are now confirmed cases in 57 countries or territories and the total number of people infected has topped 80000 the virus is spreading fastest in south korea which reported more than $800.00 new cases bringing the total there to over 3000 several cities and install drive through testing stations where drivers can be checked for the virus without leaving their cars they've been asked to remain at home while they wait for the results. of the virus is also still spreading in europe here in germany people who have come into contact with confirmed cases have been asked to stay at home and in italy entire towns remain sealed off as the country struggles to stop the spread of the disease. settling into new routines self quarantine or even look down are seeing more and more people stay at home

the brits love bacon they want to keep that going we've also got various countries like germany slovakia who impose a lot of costs the u.k. so e.u. unity is going to be tested over these negotiations or it will be keeping an eye on it rob watts business thank you very much fresher. now when it comes to the movie business oscar wins remain well a very valuable currency and that's one reason why streaming giant netflix spent big in an attempt to muscle in on the industry's most prestigious awards last night in los angeles yet despite $24.00 nominations it was a mostly disappointing night for the company thanks in an industry worth close to $150000000000.00 annually when he one of these can have a dramatic impact on the movies fortunes parrotlet spending power doesn't always guarantee success this year's big winner was the low budget south korean film parasite produced by the indie studio neon it had a budget of just over $10000000.00 netflix reportedly spent 10 times that figure on the awards campaign alone its big offering the irishman directed by martin scorsese fails to win any awards a

they're two rubbers to nil down in their five match tie against slovakia in bratislava.va. dart took the first set on a tie break but kuzmova won the next two. dart saved five match points but eventually was beaten in three sets. earlier heather watson lost the first match — beaten in straight sets by world number 199 anna karolina. gb are without bothjohanna konta and katie boulter and face a real battle now heading into tomorrows doubles and reverse singles rubbers bristol city have missed the chance to go third in the championship after losing 3—1 to birmingham city. bristol city took the lead after just a0 seconds, but the away side recovered with goals from scott hogan, an own goal from andreas weimann and this from lukas jutkiewicz in injury time. bristol city had won their previous four league matches without conceding a goal. there are only four premier league fixtures this weekend as some clubs go on their winter breaks. manchester city face west ham on sunday but there'll be no raheem sterling. he picked up a hamstring injury last weekend during their defeat at

. >>> plus the eyes of europe are on slovakia as far rate right parties are set to make gains.y with us. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you. the world health organization says the global coronavirus outbreak has reached the highest level of risk. the new warning comes as the number of reported cases tops 85,000 and nearly 3,000 deaths. the virus has spread to at least 57 countries. and pope francis has canceled some public events for saturday, this is the third day in a row that he has done so. >>> the united states is investigating two new reported cases of the coronavirus where it is not known how the patient got it. it is believed to be the second and third instances of what is called community spread, that means that they have not traveled to an infected area or had contact with a person known to be infected. >>> in the u.s. state of south carolina, it is primary election day. former vice president joe biden needs a big win there after falling

in march 2018 the european court of justice invalidated a fine of 22000000 euros against slovakia imposed by an arbitration court judging the sentence incompatible with european law. this could serve as jurisprudence for conflicts within europe. in making this decision the european court of justice seems to want to reaffirm its sovereignty and jurisdiction. the european commission is also preparing a project for a public international and permanent court to replace private arbitration. but we must be realistic multinationals will never relinquish the exorbitant power granted by arbitration tribunals they can count on the world's top lawyers to defend them and remind them of past free trade agreements signed by states. all the more reason for civil society to remain vigilant and continue to demonstrate and resist so that states don't give into the lobbies the multinationals. to defend the freedom of states to legislate. to preserve health and the environment all over the world. and to defend the interests of the people rather than the major private corporate interests. it's. the russian st

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have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. environmental protection agency has sparked outrage over its decision to ease chemical plant so if the regulations now 14 states across the country are preparing to file lawsuits saying the rulings putting public safety at risk. the tramp e.v.a.'s cutting critical safeguards against explosions 5 poisonous gas releases and other accidents and this facility's accident prevention is a top priority of the e.p.a. and this rule promotes improve coordination between chemical facilities and emergency responders and reduces unnecessary regulatory burdens back in december the agency rolled back amendments to the chemical disaster all adopted during barack obama's time in office this fall of the series of massive factory incidents and some say the current rules luck proper protection outside audit

restrict it to just sicily in italy similar claims about mafia gangs fleecing the e.u. 3 made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris ok time and moment for some more great programs here in 247 r.t. international the news doesn't stop so neither do we so you. thinking of getting a new phone the ones we got in here shows no problem why is he didn't know until he was trapped in this time you know why are we going to use a crate with him he will just stir freaking out into the wall when it's pretty many were near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in in human conditions on puppy phone i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the courtier the rain the snow the founder nothing they have no protection. to get what you. can get through kids. across the us cruel puppy

have been made in slovakia and romania it's thought these investigations in sicily could now lead to changes elsewhere in the e.u. but many will be questioning why it's taken so long for this type of fraud to be unearthed and why the e.u. has been allowing itself to be milked for so long. r.t. paris. or we part ways some news from around the world in brief now starting in france where yellow 1st protests descended into violence in the south of the country over the weekend. if you. clashes were focused around the central square in the city of. what $1000.00 people stood their ground for around 4 hours riot police used tear gas and water cannon also made $21.00 of us purchased movement has been active for $64.00 weeks now originally against fuel tax hikes but really the rally has become a broader platform for anti government demonstrations. meanwhile dozens of migrants plastered posters to a fence on the us mexico border before burning an effigy of president donald trump on sunday the protests marked 172 years since the signing of the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo which ended the mexican