of course possibly there's nothing that europe can do because both sides in spain in the catalonian argument who got themselves in crunch into absolute. deadlock there with little room for compromise but were certainly one would expect europe because many nationalists who look to europe as a way of resolving these questions of getting beyond the model of the nation state but your response is really being to go back to the old model of the nation state and say that it's nothing to do with us that i think is not satisfactory any longer ok well is jack all on let's end with what's happening in france and corsica the recently elected administration in corsica has said you know if they don't get the special status that they are asking for from the central government in paris and they would go ahead and push for statehood could we see a similar crisis in france than the one that we've seen in and spain and catalonia and there's some who have even said that they could be a return of the violence that we saw in france back in the seventy's and eighty's do you share that concern. yeah i thin

that denies responsibility for the fact that the drug continue to be sold in spain. all out of missouri and that is the. last barrel hermel boat. and it's fine yet. there are still relocated there will be more noise. and. not someone and knew that it will and our salaries bhansali another. sad again model they must tell about every condition absolute just some of that what i want is what you say you must return to but i guess a gun doesn't that. man well knew and yes i asked the german come to gun foundation for help and was. terms don't. there's no hope of financial support in spain never known years was born in the wrong year. it is seen as nothing nothing is the same message sent this. to laugh it's just a stump oysters and it all. has been you know. into says. they've got a compass actually on. a book a. bully other may know it's interesting when they move in the. door. and this is the same task that isn't there. some are too old for compensation and some too young and only those who are born within a five year time frame have any chance of getting support. if th

there's no hope of financial support in spain. noone else was born in the wrong. place you know nothing nothing. same message centers. to laugh it's just a stump oysters and. into says. they got out of complacency on. a book a. book and i feel fully other minority interfere when they move in he. door. is the same task as a simple yes. some are too old for compensation and some too young. only those who are born within a five year time frame have any chance of getting support. if there is how normal it will be are no longer there he. goes into the new system but your system they can go. you know how it is a little game of. absolute them in the english and the others in the oval games by the name of the woman does they get on your feet when they see it there is a few there's on yours and there's just either your media. for it. and you said then that one must have an idea or a while know the deal better or. one of spain's youngest the little mite victims lives in the go to a village in the basque country he suffers deformities in his arms and legs. mariano got him in

it denies responsibility for the fact that the drug continue to be sold in spain. all out of misery oh and that is the. last broken or middle boat also i don't and it's funny we're not. the russia will agree that there will be more noise. and. response sounded rather. sad again model they must yell about it doesn't actually just dumb of that what i want is what you say you must return to but i guess again realizing that. manuel knew and yes i asked the german come to gun foundation for help and was turned down. there's no hope of financial support in spain ever known years was born in the wrong year. it is seen as nothing nothing is the same message sent this. to laugh it's just a stump oysters and they get it all. into says. and nobody all they got our complacency on a book a. book is and i feel fully other me know it's interesting when they move in he is rarely a good or our guy is the same task as a simple yes. some are too old for compensation and some too young and only those who were born within a five year time frame have any chance of getting support. for t

the findings have uncovered new information about the little mind cases in spain. tobias on present a discovery that could be useful in court for spain's to the to much victims. this is a judge i missed this to look sharp i suppose over the speech the document docs just files and it's time i know it's not i can say this if i feel i need a bone knock them out. that's ok i'll find a woman. not. going to skate yachts you and me just not being in touch with this far call strobes in formula one and i'll finish that this fall but it's. not and it. doesn't still commented they are. legal. to knock them out. in munchen phone. in spite of phone call. not there mark. here. it's just on top of the list of. victims in germany have now been informed of the findings. of the british study the my trust campaigners have come up with a plan if they succeeded in getting the european parliament on their side the german parliament will have to respond to what we're going to do with about to launch a massive campaign in the german parliament when the help of the bush embassy now as it i

the findings have uncovered new information about the little mind cases in spain. tobias on present a discovery that could be useful in court for spain's to the to much victims. this is a childish i missed this just looked up i suppose over the speech the document said you know. that someone or something that i can say this is my school i need a ball off the mark. it's paid off i don't make all. the inch on you and me just not being in touch the point is for cost jobs in formula one i'll finish. this fall but it's. still commented they are. legal. knock them out. and. in my. in spite of. them are picking on me and. it's just on top of the list. going to convict him in germany have now been informed of the findings. of the british study the my trust campaigners have come up with a plan if they succeeded in getting the european parliament on their side the german parliament will have to respond to what we're going to do it will bow to launch a massive campaign in the german parliament when the help of the bush agenda see naseby judicial inquiry in germany to find out

we don't need this sovereignty i think spain is going to do most to gain as much i understand i don't. sympathize with it they going to use this unnecessary. to try to get a foot into dakota that it is quite scary to. spain is making efforts to dispel the fears of the local population so far madrid has only demanded joint use of the pencil as airport and more cooperation on offshore tax evasion. but many gibraltarians see even that as interference in their sovereignty. the customs agents also have to monitor the land border and spain details all the threats that agreements concerning gibraltar conditions here could change drastically. the delays would be with this border would be treated like a completely outsider europe. which would really stop the flow of people which is the idea of the european you having free flow borders that would be stopped. the commercial side could be affected and many spaniards. who work here would be affected seriousness. and his partner check out the construction site for a new airport building and tourist facilities right by the border fence. could render

union in a country like spain people are in jail because they said. well look at singing a song you know the most important thing right now is to reignite passion about the europe of values we're not an economic europe we're one founded in human rights and if we can better embed that culture of bettering gauge it with the policymakers then exactly the type of situation you're giving will be much rarer in the future you're talking about poland we're talking about hungary west talking about spain with talk about other countries and the research your comments your papers. also describing countries like spain and so were the judge and why is the judgment which is so important if a person like you is judging why are you so shy. well our function really is to gather the data so that the policymakers and the decision and the judgers courts and elsewhere can take the necessary action get the data out there do the analysis make that available it's a vital function because as i said earlier if we base our decision making on fake news on false news on myth we're

the customs agents also have to monitor the land border and spain details all the breck said agreements concerning gibraltar conditions here could change drastically. the delays would be that this border would be treated like completely outside a europe border. one hundred percent checks which would really stop the flow of people which is the idea of the european union having free flow borders that would be stopped. the commercial side as world could be affected and many spaniards friends of course. who work here would be affected seriously. dany noah and his partner check out the construction site for a new airport building and tourist facilities right by the border fence cracks it could render major investments in the future redundant. the moment and that is the problem that if. we are out of europe if the border gets hard if we have a lot of agreements and they tighten the screw us we would lose what we've worked hard to to gain at the moment whatever the future holds the people of gibraltar are used to weathering turbulent times berlin has also weathered its fair share of storms we

also describing countries like spain and so was the judge and why is the judgment which is so important if a person like you is judging why i'm so shy. well our function really is to gather the data so that the policymakers and the decision and the judgers courts and elsewhere can take the necessary action get the data out there do the analysis make that available it's a vital function because as i said earlier if we base our decision making on fake news unfolds news on myth we're going to end up obviously with ridiculous are you information are not fake you're going to mation you so the question as to what are you doing with this stuff is better put to the decision wizard who has been doing something with you in for me ultimately a human rights body like ours with only advisory functions is only as good as those who make their decisions are you giving you the governance of the e.u. member states the e.u. institutions but in other knowledge you insist you understand the paradox understand the problem you are bringing information to countries which you are criticised and you demand that

going on as you want to go in spain the counterterrorism law was used for example to jail artists one of the most famous cases was the arrest of two puppeteers who in a street performance used a pen best that a judge rules to be an excuse for terrorism this seems like a clear violation of the right of free expression everything is argued with come to terrorists sure well twenty gauge issues such as when you describe what you find in a number of countries we need the strong human rights legal analysis to challenge the practices of the state it's not necessarily just the law it's how the law is applied to profiling we all recognise that you've got to make choices in policing of who to stop on a street that's profiling but profiling can be respectful of human rights or it can be discriminatory and in violation of human rights and it's one of the things our agency is doing is developing tools for intelligence and for police services so that they can avoid exactly the types of situation you gave in your example that nobody's really intervening from the political level nobody the terror law

example that nobody's really intervening from the political level nobody the terror law was used in spain let's have another example by the high court now we are on the level of the high court sent thirteen hip hop artists to jail for years for what they called praise of terrorism in the song i mean what's going on in the european union in a country like spain people are in jail because they said. well look i'm singing a song you know the most important thing right now is to reignite passion about the europe of values we're not an economic europe we're one founded in human rights and if we can better embed that culture of bettering gauge it with the with the policy makers then exactly the type of situation you're giving will be much rarer in the future we're talking about poland we have talking about hundred us talking about space with talk about other countries and the research your comments your papers. also describing countries like spain and so will is the judgment what is the judgment which is so important if a person like you is judging why i'm so shy. well our function really is to

straight sets to spain. now for another new boy.orrie who came to the uk, he set about with cautious optimism. the caution was well founded. it took ten minutes for spain to all set around and take it himself. none of his frenzied energy, but instead he seemed to have the crucial weapon of control. the world number 23 a lwa ys of control. the world number 23 always gave himself just of control. the world number 23 always gave himselfjust enough time. but that's all that badly on cameron norrie's side. he isjust 22 and a player he could become a merged. this time he took the third. the brits had towels on most of the sun beds and they board their man back in. —— he smashed the match level 2—2. the spanish team are massive favourites to win and they tried to rally on their player. massive favourites to win and they tried to rally on their playerlj just tried to rally on their player.” just looked to my forehand the whole match and thought i was tougher than the guy and physically i had some problems in the end but i was just really pu

making an important contribution to a better european future lockwood's said that what happened in spain was an internal affair also what you describe by elation of human rights in a member state can be and fair and it a human rights are not an internal affair where sounds like a website so mr york is wrong no i'm framing this in terms of human rights and by by that i mean that spain and all the other e.u. members. dates are bound to human rights commitments which transcend the state and i and it's very important that that the issues of human rights are surveilling motion a violation of rights and it member states this internal affair or not it depends on the context for purposes of the e.u. and how it's structured it may well be an accurate statement for for purposes of human rights compliance no raises issues under international human rights law so let's look at another important country france the french emergency law has been replaced with the anti terror law the new legislation which went into effect last october gives security forces the authority to shut places of worship with out

great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets.start with super bowl, which has just got under way in sub—zero conditions in minnesota. the new england patriots are up against the philadelphia eagles, who are going for their first title. this is the latest: the score is 22—12 to the philadelphia eagles. nick hoult is found jeffrey to put the eagles in the lead and the patriots led by quarterback tom brady have the chance to equal the record number of super bowl winners if they win here, it would be six for them, 22—12 to the eagle is now so going against the eagle is now so going against the patriots at the moment. more on that later in the programme —— to the eagles. there was a sensational finish, in the english premier league on sunday in the match between liverpool and tottenham hotspur. three late goals leading to a thrilling 2—2 draw. mohamed salah opened the scoring early on but victor wanyama gave spurs a deserved equaliser late in the second half. harry kane missed a penalty with just three minutes left, and salah struck a

saves against sevilla as the opening leg of their last 16 champions league tie finishes goalless in spain. sofia "the samurai" goggia cuts through the snow and her opponents to win a first women's downhill gold for italy at the winter olympics. and defending champion, elina svitolina, is through to the quarter finals of the dubai tennis championships. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news from spain that sevilla and manchester united have played out a goalless draw in the first leg of their last 16 uefa champions league tie despite numerous chances for a goal. club record signing, paul pogba, was left out ofjose mourinho‘s starting line—up, but an early injury to ander herrera meant the french international came on afterjust 17 minutes. but it was david de gea who spared united's blushes just before half time with a miraculous save at close range from a luis muriel header. and despite the hosts having the better of the chances, they'll head to old trafford in three weeks‘ time knowing an away goal could prove crucial againstjose mourinho‘s side. for

and cameron can't save the day — great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie losest this evening, and harry kane scored his one hundredth goal in the league in what turned out to be classic match between liverpool and spurs as they fight it out for european qulaification next season. but that wasn't the only talking point as tim hague reports. with the title race all but over, it is all about champions league qualification for liverpool and spurs. that is the prize — well not for everybody of course. and salah's shirt had even greater significance two minutes in. the egyptian doing what he has done all season. after that in this match between fourth and fifth, things were more cagey. milner nearly making it two. but could the away side turn their fortu nes could the away side turn their fortunes upside down. substitute wanyama fortunes upside down. substitute wa nyama changed the fortunes upside down. substitute wanyama changed the course of the match. one of the finest strikes you could ever wish to see. to the victor the spoils. well not yet. there was much more d

the precise to the pier in the mountain range of the border between spain and france with roughly three thousand four hundred meter at the peak of the net so is the highest peak of the pyrenees spain's third highest mountain where the professional mountaineer are amateurs thousands of people try to climb the summit every year just like the four germans accompanied on the adventurous two are through the snow. deep in their remote valley a winding road leads to them and ask. from there you can head up to the ren troops a refuge. this region in the spanish peyronie's is a meeting point for mountaineering and from only over the world that's because the mala data massif has a speck. shal attraction clear views of the highest summit the peak. this group plans to climb to the peak and ski down afterwards respect i have great respect for the mountain to stunning to just look at it from a far off stop short of the peak. for now though it's time for them to head back to the heights and charge their batteries for the next day. around fifteen thousand visitors come every year to climb peak all day

in spain, antoine griezmann scored a hat—trick for atletico madrid as they beat sevilla 5—2 in theirhe win takes them to within seven points of leaders barcelona, while sevilla drop a place to sixth. elsewhere, villarreal held on to a 1—0 win over getafe, ending a five—match winless streak and moving to fifth place while athletic bilbao beat bottom side malaga and valencia were 2—1 winners over real sociedad. in the german bundesliga, schalke were 2—0 winners at bayer leverkusen lifting them three places to third. and it was guido burgstaller with this stunning piece of skill that got them on the scoresheet after 11 minutes. in the 89th minute, breel embrolo was taken down and algerian international nabil bentaleb put the penalty away. bottom of the table cologne came from behind to pull off a surprise 2—1 win at rb leipzig. the hosts took the lead but vincent koziello levelled with this fine strike in the 70th minute and substitute leonardo bittencourt then completed the turnaround seven minutes later meaning leipzig drop to sixth. to france and ligue un, where kylian mbappe and edi

now spain is a heavy favourite. he will be on for one of those singles. what do you think about leon smith and what he can do? do you any if kyle is fit he would love to get out there. i would love him to play. it would be a boost for the team if he does. i would like him to take on this match. he is about to be our new number one player. let him show what he can do, look at what he did at the australian open. i hope he plays. the single matches are tomorrow and you will be able to see them on bbc two at 10.00, we less have live coverage we will have live coverage of the first singles matches. that is tomorrow. cricket next, and england now have an idea what they're up against in the t20 tri series, after australia beat new zealand comfortably in the opening game. austrlia will be the first side eoin morgan's team in hobart on wednesday morning and they will be confident after winning today's rain interrupted match in sydney by seven wickets. stuart pollitt reports. first game an it was new zealand feeling the heat

james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [female voice over]: this program is made possible in part by the town of marion, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, celebrating 21 years as a certified virginia main street community. the historic general francis marion hotel and the speak easy restaurant and lounge, providing accommodations and casual fine dining. in downtown marion, virginia. the bank of marion. technology powered, service driven. wbrf 98.1 fm. bryant label, a proud supporter of our region's musical heritage. ("cherokee shuffle" by gerald anderson) ♪

and spain's leading art fair the arco madrid is on once again over two hundred galleries from twenty nine countries will be showing works at their pavilions until sunday. and the spotlight this year is on the theme of the future in particular in works by female and italian artists. the fam will be open until february the twenty fifth. to be honest today i was especially looking forward to our next report which is about the all spoke of that brings back memories for me because here in germany the puppet theater from a very a is an institution it was one of the first children's programmes on german t.v. some of the water marionettes have even made it onto the big screen each puppet is hand placed by the small sunlit business now it turns seventy and even today both kids and adults alike love it. as the whole world of its characters like jim bassett and lukey engine driver kings who by their subjects ice cream. joints and daily tracking. it's a world of little stuff that you put. the major television to use in one nine hundred fifty three live from the studio. recently but it's going to

germany, france and spain are renegotiating some eu rules.s is the type to make some deficits, make investments and relaunch the italian economy i won't consider that last resort i believe in the power of dialogue other european countries are also weaker. germany can't form a government. in france, political parties don't gain much traction spain and portugal have minority government is, and there's brexit brexit weakened the eu we need to renegotiate eu rules. >> it seems like you're not being clear there, if i can be honest with you. it seems like your views on the futu future of italy's membership in the eurozone have changed, evolved. is that something that should concern businesses that you're potentially going to be a leader -- certainly already a political party leader, but developing your political doctrine as you are getting ready for office >> at a european level we need to renegotiate economic investors. i met with investors today i told them we wanted to stabilize our economy. our stance on europe, the euro, is that we want to rem

but now is the southeast corner of spain where we're seeing the wintery weather these pictures from mercia where we all saw snow thirty five years ago and there's also been some wintery weather in alec county am better dorm as well places you normally go to avoid the winter not to see snow now this is the responsible for this one here it's now working its way towards the east still giving us some very wintery weather as it does so there and it looks like it's going to be moscow where we see quite a bit of snow during the day on sunday trading down behind it though is going to be a lot of clouds and some outbreaks of rain as well towards the west of europe and here for many of us the temperatures will be dropping over the next few days the winds are feeding in from the east dragging in that cooler air so a top temperature in paris just of three degrees that will feel cold down in london only five down in the southwest we've still got yet more wet weather circulating and that's potentially going to bring us yet more snow to parts of spain now some of the unsettled weather over spain a

straight sets to spain.uth africa. it took ten minutes for artist to holby sat around and take it for himself. norrie's bred seed energy, but he seemed to have the total control. he almost always give himselfjust enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he isjust enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he is just 22. enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he isjust 22. this time, he was rewarded, taking the third set. the brits had towels on most of my beyer‘s sunbeds, and they roared their man back into this. his opponent was starting to be strained, and the man pounced. the spanish team, massive favourites, tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouraged. tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouragedlj tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouraged. ijust thought i was tougher than the guy, and physically... iwasjust thought i was tougher than the guy, and physically... i was just really pumped with my efforts, and it has given me a

and if you travel in the north of spain, , where this company s the largest company in that part of spain, yoyou wil see that their cities and towns--i was there this summer--you can see right away. you don't have the slum over here and the fancy neigh-- you don't have any of that. there are people with more and less, but it's, the gap is completely different. it's a part of the world in which you could say something like the following and not b be lying through your teeth: "everybody's in the middle class." they really did that. but if you want that, this is a way to get it. here's a second thought: you think if the workers made the decisions collectively, they would decide to close the factory or the office where they're working and open o one in china, thereby destroying their jobs, their incomes, and the community? ehh, i would guess not. not a big g chance of that. you know what they would do instead? they would say, "whatever problems our company has"--like all companies, they have problems--one of the solutions that are not available is leaving. you can't t do that. and,, by the e

come back to the point about spain. how important is this for spain?ibly because the country feels it's very under representative -- represented across europe. tell you,spain will we did all the hard work and we never get any reward for it. we are very underrepresented. the prime minister has also put his reputation on the line. if he doesn't get this, it will be total humiliation for a boy. a's also a little bit of situation in terms of reputation and what this means for the country as a whole. guy: thank you very much, indeed. will keep us up-to-date with what we need to know. let's get a wider picture. let's kick off with this. lane vs.rsus -- de guindos. work me through the mechanics and politics surrounding it. he goes to parliament, who is only had an informant hearing with the candidates, and in the full parliament is to have a vote for the vote is nonbinding. usually they just say, yes, fine. it is a political decision. the voice of parliament, the voice of other central bankers put it out there that they're going straight from the euro group t

happy with us today the king of spain paid a visit to bos alone on sunday prompting both pro unity and the pro independence demonstrators to hit the streets resulting in scuffles with the police. thank. the region's referendum on independence hundreds of people many. in the city center where they were met by riot police. into the night with people chanting support the jailed leaders who were in prison after the referendum vote last october which of course was deemed illegal by the spanish government here's a quick look back at how spain's biggest political crisis. unfolded. it was i was thankful thank you thank you who. has been pretty here we decided to set the president vice president and other high ranking officials in the council on government thank god thank you. i made sure it remains firm in its position that the referendum was illegal warning that any attempt to integrate the exiled cattle and leader carlos put them on would lead to the continuation of emergency rule by much red thomas hiring to an expert on catalonia says simply put people have had enough. what we're seeing he

can use chemical weapons as the last chord on the table but the king of spain touches down for a visit in barcelona and all that does is pump up both sides of the debate about the region's independence will cover the story and i'm a. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to be president i'm sure. it was something i wanted. to go right to be it's like the korean people. i'm interested always in the why. should. i. just twenty twenty past the hour here in moscow the king spain paid a visit to bos alone on sunday prompting both pro unity and pro independence demonstrators to take to the streets resulting in scuffles with the police. thank. you. it was king philip a visit to catalonia since the region's referendum on independence hundreds of people many carrying catalan flags got that in the city center where they were met by riot police and that rally carried on into the night with people chanting support for jailed cattle and leaders who were of course imprisoned off to the referendum vote last october which was deem

in 1749 serra boarded a ship, arrived in veracruz, spain and from the 1730's and 40's spain was being transformed by an wightman ideology's. the motion of the might met -- enlightenment is that all men are created equal, but you know as well as i do that in reality when it came down to it, slavery was condoned. the indian wars were condoned under that. so things were not quite equal. so when we look at the missions throughout california, we had the military espousing this enlightenment ideology, while the missions were looking for communities that could be built and transformed it. the problem was while the enlightenment ideology seems like one that was noble, the reality was releasing native people from the missions so they could be exploited by outsiders was one of the defaults of that and father serra knew that and he fought to keep them out of contracts with other european settlers. so the franciscans, however, were tasked with evangelizing upper california and their objective was basically bringing communities into the church and into the worship of christ. so that was their prim

but that is well over what he needed to get up there and assure spain of a medal and himself. he's into second place behind hanyu. >> a fantastic end to such a long and epic career that he's had. >> yuzuru saying congratulations to nathan chen. saying don't leave yet. wait until they cut to a different shot. hanyu, fernandez. you can see the emotion in his face, what it means to him. he's going to stand on the podium at the olympics as we are down to the final skater and the only man who theoretically has a chance to beat yuzuru hanyu. the silver medalist, shoma uno. here's the 20-year-old who is third on the short program, a little less than eight points back. >> the stunning and emotional piece. so powerful. he will not want to give any technical points away. >> down on the quad loop. ♪ ♪ >> needed a full quad flip there to get it back. he's got to be clean from here on out to stay on the podium. >> a gorgeous quad flip for a skater to ever land a quad flip was shoma. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> expresses music with his entire body. despite his small stature, he can emote the top rafters of an

was in the sterling scenes in spain to the scots more in this r.t.s. than hawkins's joins us live down the last thing anybody wants to see at a football match these there is violence especially one that brings around a death what happened here you know of course football is a festival of sports a coming together of cultures but obviously not always it seems as the city of melbourne hosted the spartak moscow fans clashes saw five arrested both spanish and russian nationals were understand at this stage also multiple injuries reported as the fans pelted each other with objects including as we can see there flares and

it is good to have you with us today the king of spain a paid a visit to basilan on sunday prompting both pro unity and pro independence demonstrators to hit the streets resulting naturally in scuffles with police. thank you. it was king philip first visit to catalonia since the region's referendum on independence hundreds of people many carrying catalan flags gathered in the city center where they were met by rival if that rally carried on into the night with people chanting support for the jailed cattle and leave those who were imprisoned off of the referendum vote last october which was deemed illegal by the spanish government here's a quick look back at how spain's biggest political crisis in four hundred years unfold with. live i was i thank you and thank you i thank them for here we decided to see the president vice president and other high ranking officials in the council on government listen i . allow madrid to remain minutes position that the referendum was illegal warning that any attempt to an old great the exile capital and lead a huge amount would lead to the continuatio

pierre emerick aubameyang's background means he could have played for france, italy, or spain.ooked european southern, was african roots, which he put down to his father, pierre sr, 180 gabon caps. he is scoring form attracted newcastle united in 2013, when henry the stjames‘ broke down. england borrussia dortmund. —— in ten. pierre emerick aubameyang's talent is being treated by controversy. he makes a habit of making the wrong kind of headlines. —— in came borussia. arsenal that they have found a new goalscoring icon at a time that they needed the most. —— hope that they have found. well our sport correspondent david 0rnstein has been following this transfer from the very start — and it's a move that has been complicated. earlier he explained to me why aubameyang should be a good fit for arsenal. battle, pierre emerick aubameyang has inherited the famous number 1a shirt here at arsenal, one by germany. i don't think any arsenal player has dawned that since then. —— were run by thierry henri. arsenal agreed a deal with borussia dortmund border services. a club record fee in th