and then they needed spain and they knew they needed spain. and so they go to spain. and spain said, well, we're sending aid. and incidentally, a lot of the french weaponry that came here was paid for by spanish money. and so and it gets lost in the documents and stuff of how much did spain give or this or that. and so all that was on. they were covertly supporting the colonies. benjamin franklin knew it. silas dean and arthur lee knew. and actually in numerous occasions, thank the king of spain for his aid. but they still wouldn't get in the war. and now france is in the war, and france thinks are going to lose. and to go to spain and, spain says, you know, here's what we want. well, you know, they're holding all the cards they have them all we want. we want the island of minorca back. we want gibraltar back. we want the british out of central america. we want them out of the gulf of mexico, you know, florida and so forth. and we want them out of the mississippi valley, you know just listed it as a historian it was perfect because they wrote it out and listed it. and

an empire, spain, for example. to recognize him as a medal chief of equal or greater status to his predecessor. this presentation will discuss the diplomatic competition among imperial powers and the u.s. through the use of these items of material culture. it's going to provide us a window into the contest for the vastness of the mississippi valley. that territory and also the vastness of the diplomacy involved with the tremendous number of native groups inhabiting that space. a few notes on the medals themselves most european powers used two sizes of medals. a large medal and a small medal. the larger medal sometimes appears as a great medal in the literature and was usually given to chiefs that spain recognized as a significant. while spain issued small medals to lesser chiefs and many of these indian groups have sort of a primary chief and a sub chief with with sort of different purposes in their. e medal featured on this slide is gold those distributed as peaceedals in fact silver. the al marita medal with carl

spain? the clock in the centre madrid is _ spain? the clock in the centre madrid is the _ spain? in the centre madrid is the centre _ spain? the clock in the centre madrid is the centre of - madrid is the centre of festivities, so as this clock strikes we have one paper each time of the clock and the goal is to finish your grapes before the last bell tolls. which is quite a challenge to let me tell you! struggling a bit earlier! . , , ., ., earlier! has everyone done it behind you. _ earlier! has everyone done it behind you, did _ earlier! has everyone done it behind you, did everybody i earlier! has everyone done it. behind you, did everybody get their grapes done in time? yes. their grapes done in time? yes, es, their grapes done in time? yes, yes. everybody _ their grapes done in time? yes, yes, everybody has _ their grapes done in time? yes, yes, everybody has done - their grapes done in time? yes, yes, everybody has done it - their grapes done in time? yes yes, everybody has done it on time, we are set to have a very, very urgent year. and do ou very, very urgent year. and d

any reasonable, sentient person who looks at spain, comes to spain, eats in spain, drinks in spain.they're going to fall in love. otherwise, there's something deeply wrong with you. spain's the sort of place that never really made any sense, anyway. and in the very best possible way, this is the country that gave us the spanish inquisition. also anarchy. this is where devout catholicism mixes with surrealism, modernist cuisine, with traditional tapas, christianity and islam, traded places, shared space, and the effects and influences of all those things are right here to see you could almost look back through time and through the mists of history, see the phoenicians marching up, cross the vega. or are those feral hippies an influx of international hippies, many of whom appear to have set up squats in the caves up the mountain, have made things interesting. they ask what we're doing. we should say we're staging the moon landing. wherever you are on the ideological spectrum, however, some things are constant. it seems some stereotypical expectations. it's true there are free tapas ev

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world champions spain will be able to win back—to—back major titles. germany face poland, denmark and sweden, while the hosts switzerland have been drawn alongside norway, iceland and finland. there's plenty more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and the app. but until next time, we will see you soon. hello there. it's been a mild start to the week. temperatures at swanage in dorset on monday reached 13 celsius. it'll be mild on tuesday as well, but again, there'll be a lot of cloud around. we're on the warmer side of thejet stream, and that's why we've got these higher temperatures, there's the position of the jet stream, it's to the north of the uk, so we're on the warmer side of that. but along a weather front, we've seen a lot of rain in the northern highlands, that's moving away, but this area of low pressure will bring some wetter weather back in to the north and west of the uk. so on tuesday, it looks like scotland and northern ireland will be cloudy, and there'll be some rain from time to time. england and wales looking mostly dry,

eventual news was sent fr spain. they actually sent as early as they could. and reached new orleans august 12th, almostouweeks before british counterparts got their news of the war. now, spanish defenses well known to the british, they weren't ideal by any stretch of the imagination there's a letter that's pictur here, lieutenant bbage, to george germaine talking about easily new orlean could captured. he talks about the flimsy wooden palisade wall that surrounds orleans and in fact bananas. the galvez wasn'big on palisade walls to begin with. he thought they were rather worthlo they were really in bad repair. there were only a few mounted cannon and ts pretty correct as well and in fact, galvez took most of the cannon with him on his campaign, and the letter concludes with quote by babbage saying louisiana might quote easily be reduced to his majesty's obedience. so they envisioned the capture of new orleans to be rather easy. now, those were at the conference last year. i know that my main topic was talking the bri

each team has its own strategy and everybody is preparing to beat spain and now more and more we areve games against them that will give us more information and be well prepared for the euros. i think the team knows its own capacity and has the confidence but we know it's a game and it is football possibly compete to win but now what we have to do is work hard to take care of all the details that will leave us best prepared for the opening game and it means preparing well in advance for the nations leg. i would not talk about pressure but rather it is the top level tournament and we are prepared to win. group c is another competitive one with the finalists from two years ago, germany, drawn against former winners sweden. there's another tournament newcomer, in poland — who'll face neighbours there too in germany with denmark completing the group. translation: it is a challenging - translation: it is a challenging group. i l translation: it is a - challenging group. i think of all attempt to qualify for this year that have a chance and quality to make it to the knockout stages. theref

spain is a transit hub and final destination for thousands of victims traffic into europe.en has gained unprecedented access to a elite unit of police. >> this team of force is about to raid a property were a gang is suspected to hide their victims. this detective enter unit have spent months preparing for this moment but tonight it is likely to happen quickly. >> it is minutes, seconds before you can enter the property but it feels like an eternity. >> [speaking another language] >> increasingly more victims are leeward to travel to spain from overseas and are being caught into exploitation. tonight's raid has ended in success but this is only the visible part of a vast criminal world. christina worked for an elite force of spain's police to fight organized crime and rescue traffic victims. their investigation shows sex trafficking has gone further underground after the pandemic. while many victims are still exploited in bars and on the streets, they say most women are kept in private apartments provided by criminals. >> when you go inside these places and see the conditio

let's ta ke let's take you to spain.tradition in spain. the top winning number has now been drawn. apart from that, there are hundreds of other prizes, making el gordo one of the most exciting and widely anticipated lotteries in spain. 0ur reporter yazmina garcia has been following the story from barcelona. this spanish lottery is one of the oldest draws in the world, with a history that goes back over two centuries. and as you said, el gordo, the fat 0ne, refers to the biggest prize of the draw, which is 400,000. and the interesting thing about this draw is that there's not just one jackpot, there are multiple winners, some of them from as little as 100 euros up to el gordo, which is 400,000 a ticket. as you know, one of these could be worth that. it kicks off the christmas festivities here in spain, and today, everywhere you go here in barcelona, you will be able to hear the draw somewhere in the background — you know, in cafes, restaurants, shops is the sound of those children, the children of san ildefonso, singing t

the worst natural disaster in eastern spain in living memory.se family has made chocolate for more than a century. but in just a few hours the business was destroyed as his machinery was submerged in water. now, pascual says he's too old to start again. all my life working, he says. and for what? nearly 50,000 businesses suffered the impact of the flooding, with the industrial belt surrounding the city of valencia particularly affected. some businesses have reopened, but only partially, like the electrical installation company that patricia munoz and her husband run on this industrial estate. the flooding destroyed 740,000 worth of equipment. we were immediately affected 100% because we lost our tools and vehicles. now, more than a month later, we are working at 10% of our capacity. among the material damage caused by the flooding were more than 100,000 cars, which were washed away in the month after disaster struck, the central government announced around 717 billion in aid, much of it aimed at helping the owners of cars replace their vehicles.

when ireland said it would recognize the palestinian states along with spain on norway. so what's behind israel's decision and why now? we'll get to where i guess in a moment. first this reports from homes. i'm a how much it is right, is set to close its embassy in island. it follows dublin's decision to support some of the custom jenna said, case against is that right of the international court of justice last week? is there a heating, foreign minister gideon sought accused island of having what he called extreme on is really policies a view rejected by the irish prime minister. this is the, the rateable. and i will push back very strongly against any attempt by any country to misrepresent art in spanish. are the desires on tedious writing. and but art it is absolutely and, and see the survey sion of children is absolutely empty, the killing of civilians and is upset 80 at pro peace and pro international law. and pro logic relations have not been said that either has been frequently attacked by israeli government. politicians for support of teens. w has been a strong cr

we've highlighted here this part in spain, a, norway. it's a part of the, the recognition of the palestinian stage. meaning that this highlights begin action uh whether it be your states. and in fact, worse than in action. there as the park at 40 is right, he stays through all this hard road that we're seeing. and that is a, that's something that really needs to be res. strongly within the you by the irish government that it cannot be tolerations task the you worse than standing idly by the menu. your countries are actively supporting the ideas, right? he stays in this war. so that would be a very, very important role. and a very positive start was made by uh they had the iris state working together with spain, arms, norway. um, and as has been said, it's significant that it's hard and best is picked the terms of closing the i'm to say because word it easy targets because the consequences may be less and are seen as less serious parties right back if i see that the, this red hot charged with the other 2 states just very briefly me whole.

police in spain have rescued women from humid trafficking as the un says there has been a 25% rise in there has been a 25% rise in the detection of victims. farmers hold protests in london against proposed inheritance tax rises. unions attacked the recommended 2.8% pay rise for more than a million public sector workers putting them on a collision course with the uk government. saudi arabia is excited to be confirmed as host of the 2034 winds world cup. the un says the number of victims of humid trafficking and forced labourers have risen significantly since 2020 up by 25%. women and girls continue to make up the majority of victims detected worldwide. in spain a transit hub for thousands of victims trafficked into europe, bbcioo thousands of victims trafficked into europe, bbc 100 women access to the leaking unit rescuing women and helping them rebuild their lives. this team of forces about to raid a property where a gang is suspected to hide their victims. detective christina and her unit have spent months preparing for this moment. but, tonight, it is likely to happen quickly. trans

before that, it was impossible until they completed 3 years of residence in spain. that's all for now. where shall we go to next? on that studios note, we come to the end of the show. be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of life and style in europe to our loyal viewers and tyler, texas, and all over the world. thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again next week. the, [000:00:00;00] the sharp. i will sing my song these injustices will not go unpunished. not from b c. air tongue for use of charlie's tongue for any of the other murderers of women in the home to me, my voice will be heard seeking justice for the victims of sam assigned in 15 minutes. dw, the slick crises every thing is connected, mapped out, shows the geopolitical reality. beyond the board is what makes things the way, the way all the solutions mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, this is, he is hungry for the future. so i'm saying in southwest china 32000000 people live here. many of them are young, but my parents wanted me to become a civil servant, but i

the worst natural disaster in eastern spain in living memory.es and livelihoods. pascal's family has made chocolate for more than a century but in just a few hours the business was destroyed as his machinery was submerged in water. now he says he is too old to start again. translation: �* , translation: all my life workinu translation: all my life working and _ translation: all my life working and for— translation: all my life working and for what? - translation: all my life working and for what of l translation: all my life | working and for what of the valencia or the brunt of the tragedy and is now trying to recover and rebuild the economy. the bbc reports from the region. the worst natural disaster in eastern spain in living memory. it destroyed both lives and livelihoods. pascal's family has made chocolate for more than a century but in just a few hours the business was destroyed as his machinery was submerged in water. now he says he is too old to start again. translation: �* , translation: all my life workinu translation: all my life work

the price is the study in spain vary depending on the toner, most community in the programs academic year, getting a public university con costs between $51400.00 curos. the ok, but wait, hold on to only international students pay the same meeting money and decide you piece store from when you are to you have to competency to learn more about those pressures and that there's less on 40 go smoothly before they live. tuition fees are probably they will goes, a credit can cost between $20.50 euro or national students. we have this not for non used to hundreds. if these are higher about 4 times more or less to betty or was it always this month? which guys, we've discuss prizes and numbers, but what about prestige thing has thousands of top runts universities and it offers many degree programs, you know, about 18 institutions, business administration, engineering and law careers are very popular not but, but there is also another reason why international just choose this country let's see what students have to say that i really liked students live here is the campus is huge and people are

i came to marjorie defeated with the most international students in spain to find out more 45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and atl east. 30 percent come from latino america mostly from ecuador angle on which is my home country. it actually makes sense for me letting us to come here to study because of the language i went to uni in germany. and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging. and if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here, the 24th. i think that you need to know the price of the study in spain vary depending on the toner, most community in the programs academic year, getting a public university con costs between 514. honda curos the ok, but wait, hold on to only international students pay the same meeting money and you piece store from when you are. so you have to go within say, to learn more about those pressures and that if we have some 40 go smoothly before they live, tuition fees are probably they have a credit can cost between $20.5

injury�*s prevented him from training with carlos alcaraz during the off—season in spain, but he hasiety in honour of his grandmother, who has dementia. i have had a little bit of a hip problem which i'm trying to work out and have had an amazing year. it has been very relentless for my body and stuff. this period now i've had time off in trying to work for next year and sometimes these things come along, these little setbacks. i am things come along, these little setbacks. iam hoping it things come along, these little setbacks. i am hoping it is nothing too serious owned by australia can come back firing on all cylinders and hopefully start the year off well. england beat south africa by six wickets under duckworth lewis in their rain—affected one—day decider in potchefstroom on wednesday. set a revised target of 152 in 23 overs, tammy beaumont and amyjones' unbroken fifth—wicket stand of 90 steered the tourists to their target with four overs to spare. beaumont finished with 65 from 46 balls, the quickest half—century of her 0di career, whilejones fell one run short of hers, with 4

and this politician favors independence from spain. him the moment he found out his phone had been hacked. let's take a look. >> [speaking another language] ronan: when does it look like you were infected? >> i have to check the date, but around that day, i was appointed member of the european parliament. >> how do you feel knowing that you may have been compromised in this way? >> well, i feel surprised and angry at the same. at the same time. john: ronan, who's likely to have been hacked that phone and to what end? ronan: well, as you pointed out, in spain, there is a an autonomous region, catalonia. the capital is barcelona. where a big swath of the population wants independence for that territory. and it doesn't really matter what you think of that prospect politically. the point is there's peaceful activists and politicians and protesters and civil society members, journalists covering the issue who wound up in a massive surveillance dragnet. the spanish government did admit to at least some of the hacking and there was a firing o

spain are again the champions of europe. the fans and everyone who's believed in us the whole way. so, uh, right now it'sjust huge disappointment. it would be gareth southgate�*s final campaign, standing down, to be replaced, eventually, by thomas tuchel. but it wasn't just the end for southgate. the summer of 2024 saw the final acts of some of british sport's very, very best, the likes of which we may never see again. at wimbledon, the talk was of andy murray — would he, wouldn't he, one last time? well, he did in the doubles, albeit briefly. and here alongside his older brotherjamie murray, to centre court again. they don't want to say farewell, they just want to say thank you to andy murray. i want to play forever. i love, i love the sport. it's given me, you know, it's given me so, so much, i don't want to stop. so it is hard. thank you so much for. everything, andy murray. always, always leave them wanting more. there would be british success, though, at wimbledon. actually, plenty of it. the unseeded combination, harri

europe and africa are in morocco, spain and portugal getting the 2030.one in europe quite recently and qatar itself in 2022. so 203a it will be because oceana couldn't get their act together, because oceana couldn't get theiract together, meaning because oceana couldn't get their act together, meaning new zealand and australia, they were given such short notice to try to get a bit together for 203a, so saudi arabia are unopposed and we are expecting this vote, as fifa have called it, during this extraordinary congress over the last a5 minutes or so. it is going to be more than acclamation. there will be a couple of dissenting nations, notably the norwegian federation, who have said this whole process is flawed because of transparency and also we expect a lot of outcry, as there has been from various human rights and lower case labour unions as well about the choice of saudi arabia and it's pretty abysmal human rights record, they say, for decades. they say it is going to be a moment of great danger, accusing wieffer of discarding its own human rights pol

we returned to spain to ben meal in the northern basque region. the coastal town is lou customer with us research base. from here, he and his team go out to see to study short populations comes to the 9. anyway, you can start loading the diving gear board part. the data collected by the team will be made available to international organizations. it can also be used to set cash corners until now, quality data has been locking me for by doing this could be different trying to sign a light on the distribution of the blue shark and the may co shark doesn't get results . will be important. as we tried to fill in gaps and the data to, to hopefully ensure more sustainable population managements of people for that. so now i think every minute village suspects that the coast along the bay of bist k as a nursery habitat for blue sharks. the more conclusively, he can prove this, the more likely it is that authorities will establish protected areas for them. the team have underwater camera rigs, thanks to donations and a bit of the i, why is that number 5? so

me trade the world's largest ex border is spain which supplies countries including portugal, brazil, italy, and germany, where the smoked meat of this spiny dogfish species is a delicacy. shark fins are mostly exported to asia, especially to china. other big players include japan, britain, and panama. in total, the global trade in neat and fins is worth around $500000000.00 euros per year. we show sort of like a claim of old hawk our footage from the go. several years ago, she also conducted an undercover investigation at the fish market. the has called the thoughts about 5 o'clock in the morning since would 5 it's unbelievable. none of these animals are sexually mature yet say, this is absolutely not sustainable. the next generation of blue sharks is being destroyed again, not soon by the blow on. the activists is also alarmed by the methods used on european long line fishing boats. she shows us a video sent to her anonymously. the fisherman who filmed it, was probably as shocked as she was by the brutality. the assess to his. you can see here that the shark i used to live to the fi

i am in spain on hohda you doing? i am in spain on holiday actually, _ you doing?y, coming here for rock climbing, taking a bit of a vacation.— of a vacation. what is your role in the _ of a vacation. what is your role in the snail— of a vacation. what is your role in the snail project? l of a vacation. what is your i role in the snail project? we role in the snail pro'ect? we not role in the snail pro'ect? we got involved h role in the snail project? - got involved from the beginning of the project because we were looking for projects which focused on neglected species, these small species like snails which don�*t get much attention and so ijoined those early expeditions when we were trying to find enough individuals to start this captive breeding programme. there were some doubts because on some of those expeditions we did not find enough, they really were on the brink of extinction. so i joined those expeditions, i was involved in managing the project from our side and we provide some funding to help with the fieldwork, and i also recorded what we were doing, so

the winner number has been drawn in spain's annual christmas lottery.