where tough security laws ban amy, combinations of the events of 1989 on the train crash and south and germany kills at least 5 people near a popular alpine resort rescue s v. i do find more bodies in the wreckage. ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program. the battle for control of ukraine's easton industrial hot land is getting the fiesta good sized claiming successes in the fights, but a key city of several don't ask is senior local official says ukrainian forces have pushed back the in soups, rationality. if i spotted this around and on boss and wants to seize the whole region, the fight for eastern ukraine is intensifying. absolutely. right. but officials in the don best region, se ukrainian forces are putting up a fierce fight. the claims from both sides are difficult to verify. in an interview, the governor of the lo hunter region says russia is suffering significant losses. the reason russians are blowing up bridges is to stop our reinforcements and severe donuts. our guys are defending the whole new hunt region and the russians are afraid. our defenders will stay succe

a train crash in south and germany has killed at least 5 people. an injured dozens of others. carriages drilled. underwood turned and he had a popular holiday result of garnish pot incursion in bavaria. 15 people are being treated in hospital official see a technical fault may be to blame the crash seen on saturday morning. rescuers are in a race against time to lift. the d railed carriages. they fear people may be trapped underneath and these cranes offer the best hope of reaching them. rescue teams work through the night on friday. the accident happened just as school holidays got underway in the german state of bavaria. 140 passengers were on the regional train, which was traveling from garmin pardon kitchen to munich. on saturday, the state premier said the crash seen with heart wrenching. what is it about? no mention for a little a still missing and that is our biggest worry. we hope that we don't find any one under the and that those who are missing will soon be able to get in touch with their loved ones. but i'm good maiden. germany's interi

where it's tough security laws bond amy commemoration of the events of 1989 on a train crash and south and germany hills. at least 5 people. yet you paul, peter alpine resort rescue as fear they will find more bodies in the wreckage. ah, eddie micah junior is the name welcome to the program more than 3 months into the russian invasion. ukraine says 20 percent of its land is under enemy control, but its own troops are holding the line in the key is density of several. den ask. a local governor says ukrainian forces have pushed back the invading troops would help from valencia. soldiers from abroad keeps foreign legion says, for fighters from overseas have been killed in battle. the road to severity done yet in eastern ukraine for weeks are strategically important. city has been a key objective of russian attacks. this union ukrainian army with foreign volunteers is to help in the defense of the city where russian troops have been advancing street by st. we're gonna put russians back is gonna take your day long for a year. does matters. ah, we are on the right side of the history. if surveyor done y

just marketing speak. mercedes decided to take it on a trip traveling from xander thing and in south germany, where one of the biggest mercedes batteries is located across the swiss else and northern italy to its destination of her c on the french caught as the of the journey was undertaken. at regular road speeds, including fast lane cruising at up to 140 kilometers an hour on the german autobahn and near the speed limit elsewhere. the long distance drive was completed with a charting sa could sealed and accompanied by an independent expert from german certification agency took upon completing the journey, the e q. x s as battery was down to 15 percent with an estimated range of around 140 kilometers, still available. but how is such a range even possible to achieve such high range is with an electric car. you, of course, need to have a low air resistance and their car has a drag coefficient of 0.17, which is even better than the 0.2 they expected when they started developing the car on a regular long distance drive, a typical electric vehicle dedicates almost 2 thirds of its battery capaci

the train crash and south in germany. carriages to route and attend. yeah, you, pork, you, that holiday resort a and about various authorities believe the technical fault likely cost of the accident in india, at least 8 people have been killed in chemical factory, fire outside the copper to belly over a dozen. others are injured laser wrapped it after a boiler exploded authorities. i investigated the course to national position support us up, demonstrated against talks on the new constitution to protest as accuse presidents case aid of trying to strengthen his grip on power. seed has excluded all the mean wanted to go parties from the negotiations. he's also dismissed the electoral commission on legal of i. c. s. g authorities are wanting people who live in the athens to evacuate as a wildfire draws closer to coastal suburbs. dozens of fire fighters and several aircraft are waking to extinguish the flames. wildfire bend more than 125000 heck to us in greece last summer. in tennis, e gods fiance has won the french open woman's singles title after defeat

four people are dead and about 15 others were injured when a train derailed in bavaria in south—eastern germanyin germany, was heading for munich when three of carriages came off the tracks around 65 miles south of the city. local police say the cause of the derailment is unclear. let's return now to the queen's platinum jubilee. while the most lavish celebrations are taking place in the uk, the event is being marked overseas too — especially in commonwealth countries. in australia, the queen remains head of state — and in the capital canberra, a small island visited by her majesty more than 50 years ago will be renamed in her honour. the bbc�*s shaimaa khalil has been to take a look. in a few moments, the bells will be ready to play. their harmony will be a reminder of the enduring ties of kinship between britain and australia. applause in 1970, on her third visit to australia, queen elizabeth ii opened the national carillon, a bell tower on lake burley griffin here in the capital, canberra. bells ring it was a gift from the british government to mark 50 years since canberra was established. n

world's leaders, water back job loss. elmo is located on the edge of the bavarian alps in the very south of germany. in 2015, it became world famous. when the g 7 summit was held there for the 1st time, now representatives from 7 major industrialized nations on meeting for the 2nd time in the same hotel, a welsh premier script, comma. there's almost no air in germany that you can protect as well as shallow selma, which is secluded and yet not so far away, it's easy to get here from unix engine. the main building of the 5 star hotel has 115 rooms and the sweets it's best, the name height away. in addition to the main building, there is another house here on the left. practically a hotel with in a hotel with $47.00 suites and spacious rooms. it is cold retreat, a secluded area ideal for the g 7 summit for which the retreat opened in 2015. the most important guests will stay here. the as long as um, they eat together and swim together. they practically live in a small hotel with 47 rooms done wonderful. everybody has 5 rooms and then a few others and all the team members live here in the castle. and o

in south western germany, she moved to berlin to study. she said if a little workshop in her room in the apartment she shares, she owns 15 unit cycles for various purposes. one even has studied tires for off roading as often as she can. she takes off to go riding cross country and other discipline that yana holds. a world championship title for and the only one she's ever injured herself. it doesn't on mountain back up on in a mountain bike or hit my unicycle from behind. and a mud hole and my leg got caught in between his crank and wailing, crushed my shin bone. got wedged in october. i finished the race in one, but afterwards i had to go to the medic, perry austin was pretty swollen up. but that's the worst that's happened to me, outdoor so far, theatres, by comparison, the ride home through berlin's rush hour traffic is like a walk in the park. a unicycle in town may be unusual, but it's perfectly legal. and it helps or stay in shape for future challenges. and greg, my one, our world record, leave some room for improvement. i'd say, eve

want to have that job loss. elmo is located on the edge of the bavarian alps, in the very south of germany. in 2015, it became world famous. when the g 7 summit was held there for the 1st time, now representatives from 7 major industrialized nations on meeting for the 2nd time in the same hotel, a welsh premier script, comma. there's almost no air in germany that you can protect as well as shallow cell now, which is secluded and yet not so far away. it's easy to get here from unix engine. the main building of the 5 star hotel has 115 rooms and the sweets it's best, the name height away. in addition to the main building, there is another house here on the left. practically a hotel with in a hotel with $47.00 sweeps and spacious rooms. it is cold retreat, a secluded area ideal for the g 7 summit for which the retreat opened in 2015. the most important guests will stay here. the as nuances and they eat together and swim together. they practically live in a small hotel with $47.00 rooms. all done wonderful. everybody has 5 rooms and then a few others gone and all the team members live here in

community residents living in the villages in the south, west of germany's capital berlin have been told to evacuate their homes before us. fire has been burning there since friday, caused by an intense heat wave and strong winds. a military helicopter was called in support. the fire fighters, the culture and media ministers of the group of 7 largest economies in the world have met in berlin or in german rather in the city of boston. it's the 1st time that the g 7 ministers have come together in a formal meeting. ukrainian minister of culture took place in the meeting, remotely. discussions address the impact of russia's war on, or war on the work of journalists and issues such as media, freedom and the fight against is information. freedom of the press, media diversity in the safety of journalists. just a few of the topics on the agenda at the 1st meeting of the 7 media ministers, the war against ukraine in its impact on journalism are also a focus of the discussions. we see that the situation of media is very varying. and especially in our wanna, we see journalists dying under ration b

in south western germany, she moved to berlin to study. she said a little workshop in her room in the apartment. she shares. she owns 15 units cycles for various purposes. one even has studded tires for off roading as often as she can. she takes off to go riding cross country and other discipline that yana holds. a world championship title for and the only one she's ever injured herself. it doesn't on mountain back up on in a mountain bike or hit my unicycle from behind and a mud hole and my leg got caught in between his crank and wail, fished my shin bone, got wedged ends, oak grove, and i finished the race in one. but afterwards i had to go to the medic, a perry austin was pretty swollen up. but that's the worst that's happened to me. outdoor so far it is by comparison, the ride home through berlin's rush hour traffic is like a walk in the park. a unicycle in town may be unusual, but it's perfectly legal and it helps or stay in shape for future challenges. and greg, my one, our world record, leave some room for improvement. i'd say, evel

and the south of germany will also be affected.rought—like conditions will worsen. water levels in italy's longest river, the po, have fallen and some districts have been asked to suspend water distribution overnight. some fruit growers fear for their crops as many europeans are now forced to cope with this heatwave that has been described as an invisible and underestimated social burden. mark lobel, bbc news. there's lots more background to all the stories we're covering on our website, including the us announcement of a bilion dollars of new aid for ukraine. you'll find it all at bbc.com/news or you can download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. thank you very much for being with us. it is 4:30am here in london, the sun is starting to come up. thank you very much been with us and we will see you next time. bye—bye. well, we're certainly turning up the heat over the next couple of days. for southern parts of the uk, this is going to be a short—lived heatwave. and this is the peak — by friday, london

i was so lucky after meeting, we found a hotel in the black forest - this is a resort in the south of germany the director of this hotel decided to host several ukrainian families and completely organized everything necessary here, equipped the kitchen, bought a washing machine, that is, we made all the conditions, and he actually decided to help us in this way and since march 15, i will say in germany that there is a roof over my head. the minus is that it is so little . on the edge of the earth, the nearest store is a supermarket 1.5 and a half hours walk from the hotel where i live, but i'm saying there's a roof over my head, but thank you. well, it's useful to walk 1.5 km, it's a kind of sport. i'm interested . by the way, you said that the ukrainians and russians stayed in egypt for 20 days, well, on the one hand, it's cool when you get an extension there for free vacation, unfortunately, in such conditions, in which you are ended up, but how did you communicate with the russians? when the conflict started, you only lived there, you existed in the same hotel. my own observation of the ru

zone in france will, on sunday, move to central europe, italy, the alpine countries, and the south of germanyack of rain in the north means drought—like conditions will worsen. water levels in italy's longest river, the po, have fallen and some districts have been asked to suspend water distribution overnight. some fruit growers fear for their crops as many europeans are now forced to cope with this heatwave that has been described as an invisible and underestimated social burden. mark lobel, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: as afghanistan struggles to cope with an economic crisis, and a malnutrition epidemic, we speak to the un refugee agency in kabul. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act which, for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at

zone in france will, on sunday, moved to central europe, italy, the alpine countries, and the south of germanyhat _ did. in italy, officials have warned that a _ did. in italy, officials have warned that a lack- did. in italy, officials have warned that a lack of - did. in italy, officials have warned that a lack of rain | did. in italy, officials have i warned that a lack of rain in the north means grout light conditions will worsen. water levels in italy's longest river have fallen in some districts have fallen in some districts have been asked to suspend water distribution overnight. some fruit growers fear for their crops. as many europeans are now forced to cope with this heatwave that has been described as an invisible and underestimated social burden. mark lobel, bbc news. that is it from us finau. thanks for watching and we will see you next time. bye—bye. —— for now. well, we're certainly turning up the heat over the next couple of days. for southern parts of the uk, this is going to be a short—lived heat wave. and this is the peak — by friday, london and the southeast up to around 33

the hot zone is expected to move into central europe, italy, the alpine countries and even the south of germanyand intense and longer lasting. and their impacts more widespread. russell trott, bbc news. do stay with us here on bbc news. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act which, for a0 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. | early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and fatherl to their apartments . in kensington palace. germany�*s parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention today was valentina tereshkova, the world's first woman cosmonaut. what do you think o

they come from the united states, south america, scandinavia, germany and many other countries. and they all stroll through this small town. are these shirts remind me of bands when they were on tour? and here are all the tour dates. ah, you'll definitely notice these colorful paintings and the house facades. they're called lifted paintings. and you can find them everywhere in southern germany. take a look at that. my name's also taken from the bible. one eye catching sight is the hotel i had to post, which has been there since $1612.00. it's even older than the passionate place. and the bus at the hotel, anton pies, it also takes part in the performance, somebody's fume if you take part in the play. so why don't you have a beard, where it's the long hair? the puzzle in schools and i didn't see a big yet italy, the romans and the passion play are very coveted roles because the romans were occupiers, soldiers, and they shaved and had short hair with the audio and helped them also, especially among younger men and ober, i'm ago it's desirable to be one of the romans in the bass an

every thunderstorms have brought flooding and hail, 2 parts of south south and west in germany. how stones piled up to half a me to high and blocked roads in some places in bavaria. and bangkok has celebrated its 1st gay pride parade in 16 years organizers hope the event will become a man's day on the calendar. thailand has become, has a large, invisible, large and visible l, g b t plus community, but still doesn't guarantee basic rights. same sex unions are still illegal, and l g b, t, pos, people face wilds. widespread discrimination or germany's north sea island of zillow is known as a playground for the rich and famous bought since the introduction of a special travel ticket on during the 1st it's been drawing a much less typical crowd. visitors have been taking advantage of the low cost ticket, which lets passenger use pub use public transport all over germany for just 9 years . a month. it's mid day and a pact regional train is arriving on the german holiday island of silt. most of the passengers had straight into the center of the islands. main town is a little difficult.

emergency services have found another body under a train which derailed in germany's south—eastern state number of people who died in the incident to five. the train was heading to munich when three carriages came off the tracks. investigators say they are working to establish what caused the accident. meanwhile, a high—speed rail driver was killed and several passengers injured after a train derailed in southwest china's guizhou province. the train derailed after running into debris that had fallen onto the tracks near a tunnel. video footage published by multiple chinese outlets showed severe damage to the driver's car. a rail conductor and seven passengers were injured and sent to hospital. brazil is offering all health workers and residents over the age of 50 a fourth coronavirus jab in a bid to stem the recent surge in cases. there have been more than 660,000 covid fatalities in brazil since the beginning of the pandemic and the death toll is currently around 100 per day. the brazilian president has been heavily criticised for being too slow to react to the virus and delaying the pu

and these are our top stories. leaders of the group of 7 nations have begun arriving in south and southern germany for the g. seven's annual summit. securities tides ahead of the gathering were thousands of protesters converging on the regional.

emergency services have found another body under a train which derailed in germany's south—eastern stateings the number of people who died in the incident to five. the train was heading to munich when three carraiges came off the tracks. investigators say they are working to establish what caused the accident. meanwhile, a high—speed rail driver was killed and several passengers injured after a train derailed in south—west china's guizhou province. the train derailed after running into debris that had fallen onto the tracks near a tunnel. video footage published by multiple chinese outlets showed severe damage to the driver's car. a rail conductor and seven passengers were injured and sent to hospital judges in tunisia are to strike for a week and stage sit—in protests against the president's firing of dozens of their colleagues. 57judges were dismissed on the accusation of corruption and protecting terrorists. in an attempt to consolidate power, president kais saied had dissolved the supremejudicial council which regulated judicial independence. brazil is offering all health workers and

emergency services have found another body under a train which derailed in germany's south—eastern statee who died in the incident to five. the train was heading to munich when three carraiges came off the tracks. investigators say they are working to establish what caused the accident. mercedes—benz is recalling nearly a million older vehicles worldwide. the call back is due to a potential problem with the brakes of the vehicles built between 2004 and 2015. the problem is related to corrosion, which in the worst cases could lead to the connection between the brake pedal and the braking system failing. judges in tunisia are to strike for a week and stage sit—in protests against the president's firing of dozens of their colleagues. 57judges have been dismissed by president kais saied after he accused them of corruption and protecting terrorists. in an attempt to consolidate power, he had dissolved the supreme judicial council which regulated judicial independence. the president had previously suspended parliament and sacked the government. well, the platinumjubilee is also being marked in

day's other news: emergency services have found another body under a train which derailed in germany's southf bavaria on friday. it brings the number of people who died in the incident to five. the train was heading to munich when three carriages came off the tracks. investigators say they are working to establish what caused the accident. judges in tunisia are to strike for a week and stage sit—in protests against the president's firing of dozens of their colleagues. 57judges were dismissed on the accusation of corruption and protecting terrorists. in an attempt to consolidate power, president kais saied had dissolved the supremejudicial council which regulated judicial independence. brazil is offering all health workers and residents over the age of 50 a fourth coronavisus jab in a bid to stem the recent surge in cases. there have been more than 660,000 covid fatalities since the beginning of the pandemic, and the death toll is currently around 100 per day. the brazilian president has been heavily criticised for being too slow to react to the virus and delaying the purchase of vaccines. me

this big seven starts tomorrow in the south of germany for the main events of the last seven days , watchk with dmitry kiselyov on sunday at 20:00. this is vesti nedeli and i dmitry kiselyov look on sunday. what's next? now there is almost no movement. that's why small but proud lithuania decided to suddenly cut off, kaliningrad from russia is, of course, just hypocrisy impudence. such a challenge, of course, should not go unanswered, and who is waiting for the curonian spit? the battles for donbass are advancing resolutely. this is the most effective work of the ukrainian positions from here in a straight line for about a kilometer and a poignant report from alexander rogatkin. when we entered from their side, hailstones, mortars began to work, they didn’t look everything back, she already tried to become independent and surrendered to the germans , the territory was not completely controlled by the germans, not skoropadsky was going to transfer the fullness of power, but why didn’t independence come out then, the total impotence and quarrelsomeness of the creators of the new ukrainian s

were some questions over the transition, meaning the transition from mac or at to the south administration here in germany, but it was thanks to leadership. so you know that, that of course, house, at the same time, it felt a bit like that the truly do the free world is handing out some compliments there. and we understand he did do quite a bit of mediation behind the scenes. not all d 7 countries are on the same page. there are gaps that remain when it comes to as c o 2 emissions c o $2.00 pricing very much seen as, as a european and concept that certainly does not translate across the atlantic to the united states as and japan, for instance. so there's quite a few issues where a g 7 leaders don't really have unity, but ukraine is the one where they announced areas where they want to introduce new sanctions, including the defense industry, the goods there, but also services are supposed to be affected. also more individuals, but this areas were announced, we have not actually seen those being implemented and put in the force the same on the price cap for oil. that's an intention that the d 7 are still wo

moving south sunday, and germany will also be affected. >> this comes as neighboring spain is eeriencinghottest pre-summer temperatures for the last two decades, and as brands experienced the hottest month of may since 1941, it recorded its hottest day in july 2019, reaching 42 degrees. >> kevin spacey appeared in person at a london court this morning, facing allegations brought by three men. he denies the allegations and according to his lawyer, return to the u.k. to prove his innocence. >> the actor did not enter a plea, we understand. he is charged with four counts of sexual assault against three men in britain. he is also accused of one count of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. these offenses took place in london, also in the english country of gloucestershire between 2005, 2008, and 2013. as i said, he did not enter a plea and he has been granted unconditional bail. what's next? well, the judge says that his next appearance will be on the 14th of july at suffolk crown court. he was accompanied by members of his legal team, two police officers, and space

south america. from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so, by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations plot was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives. slavery ruthless and remorseless exploitation. with the phone of british diplomat, professor of political ideas and author, william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for it to rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox. ism internationally speaking, that is that nations or that states that are allowed to do anything, are the master races. and then you have the minor nations who are the slave for the europeans, the slave for indians africans. for hitler, there were jews, gypsies, and sobs