the nickname for the hotel was stasi nest. here we have some wonderful artifacts that can show you the lengths the stasi went to spy upon visitors. this looks like an ordinary cuckoo clock. of course it is not. it has been modified. if you take a close look, you may be able to see that behind the window, where the cuckoo would come out, is a tiny pinhole. behind that pinhole would be a camera, a very rare piece, a very wonderful piece. through the wall camera. somebody would be located on the others of this wall, looking through the eyepieces here. this long section would be going through the wall. the lens at the end would be behind the cuckoo clock camera here. while you were sitting in your hotel, you would be spied upon by somebody behind the wall. there are lots of artifacts in this room. every single one of them was some kind of device or concealment or surveillance. what is the best thing to use as a concealment, something you would never think to conceal anything suspicious? we've got a few of these pieces here. one of

the e stasi had one of the most detailed, largest security apparatuses, but xinjijiang is absolutelyivaling that now, not only in the number of security staff and police officers they have put on the streetss and recruited -- which we have published about previously -- but t the n numbef regular government contractors they are roping into spy on uighurs, having them talk to them, having mandatory conversations. the system got really ramped up. brent: adrian dent, we will be talking with you a little bit later in the day more about this leleaked document. we appreciate your insights tonight. thank you. and you can find out more about these leaked documents and about the work of dw's investigative team by going to dw.com, our website, where you can follow #caracaslist. china is reporting an increase in the number of new cases of the coronavirus, reversing the trend of the last two days. the government also saying the death toll now stands at 1800, and that more than 70,000 people are infected with the virus across the country. >> in the epicenter of the ououtbreak, new reported cases e

we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain. but the actions of humberside police came way too close to comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. we'll have the latest. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm... the uk prepares for more torrential rain and winds of up to 80 mph. storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend. borisjohnson‘s new cabinet meets for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. hey everyone! welcome back to my live stream. today we're destroying robots! step one... and the speedy blue hedgehog comes to the big screen. find out what mark kermode thinks of sonic the hedgehog, and the rest of the week's big cinema releases, in the film review. good evening, welcome to the bbc news at 5pm, i'm jane hill. its 5pm, our top story: in a landmark case about freedom of expression, a high courtjudge has warned police against acting like the gestapo or the stasi when they i

we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain.but the actions of humberside police came way too close to comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. borisjohnson's new cabinet meets for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. and on newswatch: as storms hit the uk, is it necessary or responsible for reporters and camera crews to be out in their midst? join us tonight at 7:45pm here on bbc news. good evening. manchester city fc and banned from european competition for the next two season after being found to have committed serious breaches of uefa's clu b committed serious breaches of uefa's club licensing and financial fairplay regulations. the reigning champion have also been find 30 million euros, around £25 million. let's get more on this. joe wilson is here with me now. this is a huge story? if you think about this whole project of manchester to become a what has it been working towards? winning

we have never had a gestapo or stasi in great britain, but the actions of humberside police came waytoo close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. borisjohnson‘s new cabinet meets for the first time, since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. hey, everyone, welcome back to my livestream. today, we're destroying robots. step one... and the speedy blue hedgehog comes to the big screen. find out what mark kermode thinks of sonic the hedgehog, and the rest of the week's big cinema releases, in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. manchester city have been banned from european competition for the next two seasons after being found to have committed "serious breaches" of uefa's club licencing and financial fair play regulations. the reigning premier league champions have also been fined 30 million euros that's around £25 million. our sports correspondentjoe wilson told me earlier how the team is planning to appeal the decision. winning the champio

hello there and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now there is a global race for technology leadership with the united states and china out front europe now says it wants to catch up and reinforce its position on the digital scene its leaders are concerned about the reliance on foreign tech companies including microsoft apple and chua way they say they want to develop europe's own tech sector now to do that they've come up with a strategy that aims to find solutions that prioritize people's lives the economy and an open society the e.u. outlined its approach for days and artificial intelligence on wednesday the proposal seek tougher regulation of the world's biggest tech platforms and increased spending for the tech sector but critics say more needs to be done to protect private data will bring in a guest in a moment but 1st let's hear what the european commission had to say. we want to boost european artificial intelligence by attracting more than $20000000000.00 euros per year for the next decade. activision intelligence is about big data data data and again data and we al

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freedom of expression, a high courtjudge has warned police against acting like the gestapo or the stasihen they investigate allegedly transphobic messages on social media. thejudge ruled that humberside police acted disproportionately when they turned up at harry miller's place of work and told him his tweets about tra nsgender people were a ‘hate incident‘. the judge said the police visit had a potentially chilling effect, saying, "we have never lived in an orwellian society." our legal correspondent, clive coleman is at the high court. clive. well, harry miller believes that a man cannot become a well, harry miller believes that a marl cannot become a woman well, harry miller believes that a man cannot become a woman and vice ve rsa man cannot become a woman and vice versa and he tweets on gender identity issues, often using fairly crude and some would feel very offensive language. in january crude and some would feel very offensive language. injanuary 2019, a trans woman complained about his tweets. humberside police attended his place of work. they eventually interviewed him over th

we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain.at the actions of humberside police came way too close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. borisjohnson‘s new cabinet meets for the first time since yesterday's dramatic resignation of sajid javid as chancellor. the number of people diagnosed with mumps in england is at its highest for a decade. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking another look at the papers with martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the premier league champions, manchester city, have been banned from the champions league for two seasons by european football's governing body, uefa. they have also been fined £25 million pounds for serious breaches of uefa's club licensing and financial fair play regulations. manchester city say they are disappointed but not surprised, and will appeal the decision. olly foster has the latest from manchester city's etihad stadium. the main accusation is that

we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain.de police came too close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. the police were wrong to visit my workplace, wrong to check my thinking, wrong in their attempt to force me the stone wall and now the labour party trans rights pledge. the words ofjustice julian labour party trans rights pledge. the words ofjusticejulian knowles will be seen as a robust defence of the right to freedom of expression and he talked in his ruling about the right to be offensive in what you say. he said freedom of speech which is entirely inoffensive is a right not worth having. that is not the view of everybody in terms of this case and the trans community, we have spoken to a number of groups researching this story and they have reacted in a different way. this is helen belcher. i think trans people will be worried it could become open season on us because the court didn't really define the threshold for acceptable speech. i think it will reinforce an opinion that the courts don't really unders

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president donald trump has stasis a 2 day visit to india his 1st official trip to the country mr trump attend there's a massive rally at a new build cricket stadium alongside indian prime minister narendra modi the leaders aim to strengthen ties between the world's 2 biggest democracies. a californian couple in their seventy's who went missing during a hike on valentine's day has been found alive. when and carol kampar ski was found in a thick forest about 50 kilometers north of san francisco the couple of being treated for hypothermia after spending 11 days lost outdoors bring. some of them attention cason johnson has died at the age of $101.00 johnson's calculations helped put the 1st american in space and made to the 1st man on the moon she was portrayed in the 2016 hit movie hidden figures about pioneering black female aerospace workers. violent clashes in haiti's capital port au plum south letter to the city being on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacked the avi headquarters to demand better working conditions impov

almost 15 minutes late and taking on them and stasi in on them much through the city center because counter protesters were blocking them off and there was a lot of very heavy police presence trying to separate the 2 and they avoided major clashes there were some minor clashes between the 2 different groups but no major clashes so far all right deb is there any of on how much time in dresden thanks for that. is the news up next sports life we catch up with an athlete who despite being a lifelong wheelchair user swims searched and pushes himself to the limits every day to get all the news and website up to dot com and express or thanks for choice . they were forced into a nameless mass. their bodies your tools. the history of the slave trade is africa's history.

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stasi in new. welcome to arguably the biggest match of the season so far. champions byron finally back in 1st place with a slender one point lead they came into the weekend on a 6 game winning streak that put them top of the league last weekend they're back in the groove. so who's going to derail them. the obvious answer is life's like winning on sunday with mean brick laming believed beating byron for the 1st time ever and keeping developments exciting at the top. either way the 2 teams had scored 111 times in their 40 league games this season so this one was not expected to end colas. the home started out as most people imagined creating a lot of chances. to out after 5 minutes. in the 7th minute. and the reds go another 2 minutes later. that's what you call missing a set or. one factor in the bavarians favor is believe me a sun media isn't just a marketing slogan byron genuinely believes that football revolves around the only answer you know as for life to get there short history owes everything to sponsor read even the players can't buy into that in the

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there was a camera on board but it's unclear right now whether it was on a recording the crime theresa stasi in the newsroom back to guys. >>all right. thank you, theresa. the 49 ers are now officially back here in the bay area after a painful loss that super bowl 54 it was it was fun while it lasted though, but as we know it was simply not meant to be but there are some high hopes for next year and be on kron four's rob fladeboe was there as the plane landed this afternoon in san jose. he joins us now with a live report k rob. >>hey the cake after sure it would have been nice to see them get off the plane with that the lombardi trophy held high, but alas it was not to be maybe next year now this part of the airport not generally available to the general public. what a few members of the 49 er faithful were here to welcome the team home nonetheless let's take a look. the 49 ers united airlines charter touched down just after 2 o'clock on monday afternoon. >>as the plane taxied into a cardinal area here at mineta san jose international. forty-niners banner appeared out of the window of the co

the smartphone app out of the equation this sounds a lot like the secret police of east germany the stasi would you agree i would agree and i think shinji is subtly rivaling the record that eastern germany set in terms of the capital of states operatives information gathering police forces of different types. is becoming the police state number one on this planet. one factor even would you say does the corona virus outbreak play here is it actually helping the chinese state to strengthen its surveillance system now because i understand they're using facial recognition software to identify people who may be in a database as being infected with the virus for example. the chinese state is using some of the lessons it has learned in change young in oppressing the muslim minorities and is as you said indeed applying them in order to fight a so-called war on the virus now it's using technological means to try to track people track their movements try to recognise where people have been but interestingly there's another parallel war on the virus in eastern china in beijing han and other places i

supercharged frustrate at the latest technology terabytes of data bases compared to the people files of the stasi in the eighty's secondly labor intensive of cause had one of the largest and most detailed security apparatuses especially per capita in the world but changing is absolutely rivaling that now not only in a number of security stuff and police offices that they have put on the streets and recruit it which we have published about previously but we are realizing the number of people of regular government congress that they're roping in to spy on we go having to talk to them having mandatory conversations and under this system that really ramped up ok avians ends we will be talking with you a little bit later in the day more about this leaked document we appreciate your insights tonight thank you thank you and you can find out more about these leaked documents and about the work of the w.'s investigative team by going to w dot com that's our website where you can follow the have tagged caracas list. china is reporting an increase in the number of new cases of the virus reversing the trend

christina mauser was among those who died in that crash in kron four's theresa stasi was at the super bowl watch party. where they honored her. >>is a very special watch party is that these are family members of christina mauser she was the coach that died that helicopter crash with kobe bryant. she down in southern california but she had a large extended family and this group they're holding a raffle today and all of the proceeds from the raffle, including some free that's all going to go to christina's family i spoke with husband and her >>but i did that day with family and the forty-niners a opportunity for our family and all that said the family and friends. also says we have to be with >>a mom her family, i mean they're having a hard time of you know, but i think they're they're fighting a lot know a is knowing our you know getting to know she was all about. but you know it's so surreal is still so you i haven't had to tragedy struck. >>and i text my body doing this with me and i said i want all the proceeds to go to my. family and they said no doubt that's exactly what we're con

>>right now we do want to go to conference theresa stasi. newsroom right now with more well, the president came out ve strong statinghat his administration is on top fighting the coronavirus in this country. >>the number one priority from our standpoint is the health and safety of the american people and that's where the unit when i made that decision. because of all we've done the risk. to the american people remains very low. >>president trump in a speci what his administration is doing about the coronavirus as most ofyou know the. >>the level that we'vehad in our country is very low and thospeople are. getting better and we think that in almost all cases there the better getting we have a total of 15. we took in some from japan you heard about that because they're amerin citizens and they're in quarantine. and they're getting better too. but we felte had an obligation to do that becse our to doubt by him.i'm looking at certain things that we' been working with. very very carefully very strongly and i think we have very good. the bipartisa

however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain germany's leaders are promising a strong response to these latest racially motivated attacks a gunman killed 9 people the 2 sheesha cafés on wednesday night in the city of hama now and he chose places that are popular with turkish and kurdish communities the 43 year old suspect who was later found dead with his mother had posted documents with racist and far right views online politicians are calling this a terrorist attack now more police are being sent to protect mosques and synagogues as well as airports and train stations the interior minister says such attacks are a mind of what he calls the growing threat of extremism in germany. look sudden i want to say and repeat clearly once again right extremism anti semitism and racism poisons that confuse people's minds and causes evil to emerge so that's what we need to acknowledge of the far right actions in hama therefore we must oppose racism in society and politicians must work shoulder to shoulder to combat the consequences. now the german government says there were more than 8 and

hello there and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now one of the international criminal courts most wanted to people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly known arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has killed at least 300000 people there but she denies the allegations and has escaped previous attempts to send him to the hague tribunal but he is now no longer in power and sudan's transitional government and rebels in darfur have now agreed to hand over all suspects wanted by the i.c.c. . from the happy that i that it is feeling joy that innocent justice is served by justice we cannot bury our heads in the sand against the crimes against humanity and war crimes committed against innocent people and or for him elsewhere justice will not be served unless those with the rest warrants appear before the i.c.c. we also agreed on a special tribunal for those crimes committed in door for it will be a special court entruste

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undervalue a cardinal democratic freedom in this country we have never had a checa a good start for or stasi we have never lived in a well in society. well the case came about after a transgender woman reported tweets by 55 year old harry miller police then came to see him with his work and he was told that his post would be recorded as a normal crime hate incident one officer allegedly told him quote i'm here to check your thinking a way of thinking mr miller took the case then to the high court the judge ruled that police disproportionately interfered with his rights of freedom of expression here's what he had to say after the decision. this is a watershed moment for liberty the police were wrong to visit my workplace wrong to check my thinking. well the police say they've taken on board the judge's criticism while a separate claim the court rejected mr miller's wider challenges to the lawfulness of policing guidelines of hate crimes almost 120000 norn crime hate incidents have been recorded in england or wales in the past 5 years and may show up during criminal records john going through

hello again i'm the stasi attainder how with the top stories on al-jazeera the un says it's hoping to resume talks aimed at a ceasefire in libya that's off to the internationally recognized government suspended involvement in the talks in geneva following an attack by world khalifa haftar us forces on a port tripoli is government says the wild must family respond i only saw this i hope of course that in these talks we checked she will resume its picky as possible said i mean the what is just started to engage including the military committee which is the most important thing for the ceasefire and that i suppose that for the political trick to the to start sometime in the.

in this country, we have never had a gestapo or a stasi. was doing is completely acceptable. that will divide opinion. many will feel, no, it is not acceptable. trans groups, and we have spoken to trans groups researching this story, of course. they say, these incidences should be logged by the police, not simply to protect transgender people, but to protect everybody. mr miller echoed the words of mrjustice julian knowles, who made the high court ruling, as he spoke to reporters outside the royal courts of justice. we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain. the actions of humberside police came way too close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. the police were wrong to visit my workplace, wrong to check my thinking. wrong in their attempt to force me. the college of policing released a statement. they say, "it is pleasing that today's judgment found that the college of policing's guidance on the recording of non—crime hate incidents is both lawful and extremely important in protecting people. "hate incidents c

we are seeing market stasis after that day yesterday. francine: yesterday, we saw a huge selloff.hings on the markets. first, issuance of corporate debt, which is on the lower side of things. a lot of people have been asking what happens to havens such as yen. there is an auction of italian bonds. that will be interesting to see given the situation. tom: in charleston, south carolina, there is the battery, where they began the rattles of the confederacy in the civil war. selected democratic internet be in the battery tonight after this historic debate. kevin cirilli is in charleston. what are you going to watch for in body language through the day? i know senator clyburn is going to jump out after the debates. to get to the debate tonight, what has your attention? about senator all bernie sanders. he is on the cusp of becoming the democratic presidential nominee. last night, he said that even if he was not to get the 1991 delegates that are needed to technically clinch the democratic nomination, that he would still, if you were to get a plurality of delegates, he would still feel

we have never had a gestapo or stasi in great britain, but the actions of humberside police came waytudents, even politicians, rediscover what it's like to think, then go forth and tweet without fear. harry miller believes biologically a man cannot become a woman, and tweeted about it, sometimes using graphic language. humberside police warned him he could be prosecuted if he continued. they logged a non—crime hate incident, which can be disclosed on certain background checks. harry miller challenged police guidance and behaviour. the guidance was found to be lawful, but thejudge ruled the police acted disproportionately. he said: many people will regard the words of mrjusticejulian knowles as a robust, muscular defence of free speech. but some will fear they will be taken as a green light by people who want to direct offensive and hurtful comments at minority groups. i think trans people will be worried that it could become open season on us, because the court didn't really define what the threshold for acceptable speech was. and i think it willjust reinforce an opinion that the cou

hello there and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now there is a global race for technology leadership with the united states and china out front europe now says it wants to catch up and reinforce its position on the digital scene its leaders are concerned about the reliance on foreign tech companies including microsoft apple and qual way they say they want to develop europe's other .

mrjustice knowles was very clear, we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain but the actionscomfort. women, comedians, students, even politicians — rediscover what it's like to think, then go forth and tweet without fear. harry miller believes biologically a man can't become a woman, and tweeted about it, sometimes using graphic language. humberside police warned him he could be prosecuted if he continued. they logged a non—crime hate incident which can be disclosed on certain background checks. harry miller challenged police guidance and behaviour. the guidance was found to be lawful but the judge ruled the police acted disproportionately. he said... many people will regard the words of mrjusticejulian knowles as a robust, muscular defence of free speech. but some will fear they will be taken as a green light by people who want to direct offensive and hurtful comments at minority groups. i think trans people will be worried that it could become open season on us because the court didn't really define what the threshold for acceptable speech was. and i think it willjust reinf

however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now one of the international criminal courts most wanted the people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir has sentenced soldiers and militias to suppress mostly known arab rebels the u.n. believes fighting famine and disease has.

however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attain now one of the international criminal courts most wanted the people may soon face trial form a sudanese president omar al bashir is accused of atrocities in the western darfur region in 2003 bashir said.

that, i think, as you say, there is a danger there that what you end up with is a sort of complete stasismake any big decisions. do you know what the paris accord equipments are? they were internationally agreed limits and targets but then the british government and this is the sort of thing that boris johnson government and this is the sort of thing that borisjohnson believes in very strongly, the british government being able to make its own decision about these things and that british law should be paramount. they put it into law. that we would be carbon neutral by 2050, whatever, i don't know all the details of exactly what the environment at says. but having done that it does then tie the hands of the government and the judges are simply interpreting that, really. there is a review now that needs to ta ke there is a review now that needs to take place. that may give prime ministerjohnson more time. potentially. and on this particular decision, although the government are not going to appeal to the supreme court it looks as though heathrow will. and as you said, it has been indicated

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however and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attained germany's leaders are promising a strong response to these latest racially motivated attacks a gunman killed 9 people the 2 sheesha cafés on wednesday night in the city of hama and he chose places that are popular with turkish and kurdish communities the 43 year old suspect who was later found dead.

i know that and welcome to the program i'm the stasi attack a now it's a long running debate how should regulate the internet and social media sites including facebook and twitter allow us to share information they've also become places for illegal and harmful content to thrive the u.k. now wants those fans to be more responsible the government will.