, and a national park with wales' tallest peak.e finish just over the border in the english city of liverpool. we start in the town of llandudno, a genteel victorian beach resort. it was built after the advent of the railways, which made the welsh sea coast easily accessible to england's industrial heartland. in the 1800s, the notion that bathing in sea water was good for your health was trendy. and the bracing sea air was just what the doctor ordered. any self-respecting sea resort came with a nice long pier offering vacation goers a day at sea, and a good walk to boot. llandudno is hugely popular with the english -- you won't see many other foreigners here. the long lines of old time hotels offer their guests the warmest welcome possible. but in the fortified castle town of conwy, just a few miles away, we learn that the english weren't always so welcome. eight centuries ago, those english were invaders, sent here by their king to help establish a foothold in a land he wanted to incorporate into his realm. these english garrison

crisis every day of the week in wales, where labour is in control. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister is simply wrong about the figures. if we look at what is happening in our hospital a and e departments, we see that the target has been missed for 15 consecutive weeks. the whole country will have heard that he cannot guarantee that there will not be a crisis in our a and e departments this winter, and that is because there already is a crisis. that is what the president of the college of emergency medicine says. he says this. i know that government members do not want to hear about the crisis in a and e departments. he says that, "there are almost daily instances in most a&e departments of patients facing extended trolley waits." the prime minister said two years ago. "i refuse to go back to the days when people had to wait for hours on end to be seen in a&e"" he has broken that promise, has he not? >> as i said, a and e departments in this country are now treating 1.2 million more patients than they were under labour. let me get from one simple fact >> or

crisis every day of the week in wales, where labour is in control. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister is simply wrong about the figures. if you look at what is happening in our hospital a and e departments, we see that the target has been missed for 15 consecutive weeks. the whole country will have heard that he cannot guarantee that there will not be a crisis in our a and e departments this winter, and that is because there already is a crisis. that is what the president of the college of emergency medicine says. he says this. i know that government members do not want to hear about the crisis in a and e departments. he says that, "there are almost daily instances in most a&e departments of patients facing extended trolley waits." the prime minister said two years ago. "i refuse to go back to the days when people had to wait for hours on end to be seen in a&e." he has broken that promise, has he not? >> as i said, a and e departments in this country are now treating 1.2 million more patients than they were under labour. let me get from one simple fact >> o

now th the aquarium want to impt 18 of the arctic wales that were captured in russia. >> they would beplit between five parks in the u.s. >> reporter: receiving the wales is critical for public education. >> we have to have these animals in our care moving forward so we can study them and learn everything that we need to know about them so we can take that body of knowledge and apply it to the research that we do on beluga wales in thei whales in l habitat. but their request has been denied. they are not endangered but with only 150,000 worldwide a few sub populations are protected. they were unable to determine if the import of these beluga combined with the active capture in russia would have an impact on the stock of wild beluga whales. they also determined five of the whales may have been nursing when captured. >> we have no evidence to support that claim. >> reporter: the georgia aquarium is acting on behalf of the entire suing. >> there is a possibility that if we don't take action now we could lose this population in human care. >> but that doesn't justify pulling more out of th

wales lost soul. it was thoughtful to but because the lord of the strategic and six the current total sum for that. what's more or less and played his first european school that too without making two shots with other south african open championship in johannesburg on sunday. the what you thought it seemed full of under par sixty seven on the photo paper. more than that the total vote of sixty five i was late too. he was sixteen so they caught six yes . he wanted to go into the chills morsel carded a disappointing fourth already seventy one which included a trip to deal with exploded the one that sent his top before it started off with me on. strange too short a cabin so we introduced yet another furore has told the kids to get the cookbook and sixty two awesome kids in diapers and on sunday. that suits didn't skip this but became a broken bottle but they said that jones mockingbird the critical reports offered by the barest of margins complete with a four thousand full and fifty nautical mile course

. >> america's largest aquarium is fighting to have 18 russian ball uga wales imported to the u.s. the aquarium is suing to get a ruling by federal authorities overturned. >> there are 31 beluga wales in human care in north america. the georgia aquarium has four. >> they are a remarkable species, a mark key animal for us. >> the aquarium wants to import some captured in russia. some would be kept at the georgia aquarium, the other to five other parks and aquariums in the u.s. the georgia aquarium says receiving the whales is critical for public education. >> we need the animals in our care, moving forward, we can learn everything we need to know. we can take the body of knowledge and apply it to their habitance -- habituates. >> this application has been denied. they are not listed as endangered. with 150,000 of them world wild, a few pods are protected. a statement from noah reads: the federal agencies says it determined five of the whales may have been nursing when captured. >> we have no evidence to support the claim. >> the george said it's acting on behalf of the entire zoo lo

come down into a new south wales, around 40 bush fires still burning in new south wales, and the authoritiesissued health warnings because of the high levels of pollution around 15 times higher than they should be. we're going to see little in the way of help as far as the rain is concerned. but temperatures should change significantly over the next couple of days. 36 celsius for sydney. another hot one as we go through sunday. monday with cooler winds, and it will remain rear breezy. breezy in hong kong. we have the typhoon that is swelling away in the south china seas at 85 kilometers per hour. it will stagger its way further west. so thankfully not affecting the major population but it is still going to bring strong winds in and heavy rains. we see that heavy rain not far from hong kong as we go through sunday. just moves to the south as we go through monday. it will push its way through central parts of vietnam, hopefully winds dying down. no stronger than 70 kilometers per hour. >> thank you very much. >>> the honeybees are dying. a pesticide based on nicotine is being blamed. but bee k

wales star on friday. as expected said your photos will be leaving mclaren off just one season the mexican can follow the news in an official statement ahead of sunday's us grand prix. harris joined the former champions from sabra the end of last year as a replacement for lewis hamilton move to mercedes mclaren's four season since nineteen eighty nine paris nord get to boston finished higher than fifth place for all to my study this week to twenty three year old would be replaced by the english rookie kevin magnus and one of the deal has yet to be officially confirmed. or as greenwald has been linked with moves to force india olympic champion garry oak on monday i will miss the start of the cross country skiing season after injuring his ankle during a training session. this topic twenty seven year old switch to one of olympic gold in the fifteen kilometer freestyle with half of operation on friday and is expected to be out of action for up to two months while he recovers. the free time overall world cup ch

in september for an unprecedented fee of one hundred thirty five million dollars the wales winger has scored five goals in eleven of parents in so far and they used to get better. after the injury in a slow start. i'm enjoying everything on the pitch now and i'm just looking forward to the rest of the season. and elsewhere in spain in barcelona forwardly and on messi picked up a record third golden goose award for the mostly goals in europe last season the twenty six year old argentina skipper scored six to help his cattle on the side sealed the twenty thirteen bloody good title and the injured superstar is also in the running for a thief as ballon d'or which will be awarded in january. with that yes. frank rebury is also on the shortlist for football's top individual award and this stunt shows one of the reasons why is the france winner and his buy in munich goalkeeping teammate manuel neuer pulled off a spectacular trick while traveling on a team bus producing their own version of the video that went viral by ruggles brasier dome and ahead of saturday's top two classic live under sl

every day of the week in wales. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, the prime minister is simply wrong about the figures. if you look at what is happening coming to look at what is happening in our aid in the department and hospitals, the target has been met for 15 consecutive weeks. and the whole country will have heard, and the primers to can't guarantee that there won't be a crisis this winter that's because the already is a crisis, mr. speaker. that's what the president of the royal college of emergency medicine said. he said this -- i know they don't want to hear about the crisis in a&e. he said this, there are almost daily instances and most a&e departments of patients facing extended weight. the prime minister did two years ago i refuse to go back to the days when people had to wait hours on end in a&e. is broken that promise, hasn't he? >> as i said, a&e in this country is treating 1.2 million more patients now than under labour. and let me give them one simple fact. the simple fact is this -- >> order. there's simpl

again when mom decides to leave wales same place and mom brianna's with you car and wishes coincide if i ever go away i would take the kids with me without a doubt but i would have never thought that they were actually looking for a husband for me a lesson. exactly what happened there i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested. for a crime or did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people you can trust the police officers don't beat people anymore and it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could do what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. if you want to say that. if iraq was invaded by a coalition of the willing led by the united states then you should say that it was led by a small group of countries led by the united states there's no way that you can

. >> near prince of wales island in southeast alaska. soon they realize one of the whales, they believe, is actually stuck on the rocks. >> oh. >> and they believe it was because the whale was chasing a sea lion and -- >> there's at least two or three arcias nearby. p pot. >> it exactly what they do. the back of the whale is so far out of the water. the tide is coming out. they have to work hard. they believe the whale was stuck for about four hours. >> this poor thing. >> the whale can't hold its head up any longer and they believe it's beginning to drown. >> something i never thought i would hear, a whale drowning. >> but it's got to breathe through the blow hole. they can't, they believe, keep the blow hole up enough. they use their oars and a little bit of the buoyancy of the incoming tide and pushed the whale back into the water. >> and. >> i love these fishermen. >> there's no better way to watch rtm than on a brand new flat screen tv, right? >> right. that's why we're giving them away. >> and you're going to need friday's buzz wor

at one stage about 1,000 homes across the south and west wales were without power. conditions not too good at the moment. the offending area of low pressure is out to the north sea. quieter weather for a time - for a good part of the sunday. the next weather system will steam in from the atlantic as we go through sunday night into monday. by monday - drier and brighter. a blustery day, more heavy rain to come. into northern parts of spain and portugal, making its way eastwards. unsettled all around. >> time for a short break. when we come back school is out in moray tainia because classrooms aren't ready. >> i'm reporting on how the crisis in madagascar put the vulnerable at risk of presentation. >> and a classic finish in the richest horse race in south africa. >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories - two ex-isles from bangladesh have been sentenced to death for war crimes. chowdhury mueen-uddin lives in the u.k., and ashrafuz zaman khan is in the united states. a tribunal found both guilty in their absence of murdering 18 intellectuals during the war of in

more than 15 forest fires are burning in new south wales.eople in parts of northern treated to a stunning spectacle yesterday. three sonuns could be seen in te sky, the real sun wsas surrounded by two. happens whenusion ice crystals create high clouds that reflect the sunlight. that is all for this edition of the journal. join us again at the top of the hour for more news and updates. ♪ >> had forrester andrzej as palmer is conducting an experiment for his guests. gather around closer, he says. and then, everyone crouched down. little trees, all we are all spruce saplings together. we all want to grow and because we are trees, we don't just want to go up, we want to spread our branches. you can see how tight it gets. number one, in nature, the stronger one prevails, always. the problem here is to many spruces and too few silver spurs. the forrester explains the benefits. you see what a fat route this is. this shows that these trees can reach more different minerals in the ground with different water reserves in the summer, making them the mo

this storm off the coast of wales, united kingdom. watch this rogue wave. >> oh!that was a big one. >> ooh! >> yeah. it pretty much covers the entire block. watch that video again and you'll notice these two people right here, bottom left corner of your screen running away because they see this swell coming. and it douses them. woosh! washes down on the lens of a video camera. one of the people running down the street was a professional photographer, keith morris. he was trying to get shots of big waves. well, he didn't quite get those shots because he lost his camera, about $6,400 worth of camera equipment, the cameras, the lens, gone. they were okay. this next video from the green river narrows race. this kayaker comes shooting down the section of the river called the gorilla. he comes flopping through will upside down. that's not uncommon for kayakers to get upside down. there goes the kayaker and the rescuer takes a paddle across the chops. >> did they have to rescue the rescuer? >> no. looks like he was tethered. if you're a kayaker and you're entering the ra

. >> teaming up with the johnson and wales university cullenary institute, it's the first program in the country, providing doctors with the tools to help patients lead a healthy lifestyle. >> no one taught us, as physicians, how to have that conversation. instead of telling them what not to eat, former chev turn nutritionist what to eat. >> i can talk to you about how to make simple changes to breakfast and lunch that can have a profund effect on your lich. two or -- life. two or three points on the mediterranean diet score can improve chances by 25%. >> the program is based on low sodium. today's fare is grilled pork loin, mash and a salad. >> it makes sense to get the doctors involved in preventing and controlling the diseases through footed, rather than putting -- food, rather than putting a band aid on it. >> some patients require medication, no matter their diet, but many could find a cure in the kitchen. >> in is about eating great quality food. nobody said it would be easy. >> gives new meaning to the phrase an apple a day keeps the doctor away. >> and thanks for watching al

adm is willing to bring money to invest in dysfunctional up-country facilities in new south wales.f the deal is opposed on political grounds, we are sending a signal to agribusiness investors globally that australia is not open for investment. >> foreign companies are big buyers of australian assets and lands. two cattle farms have been sold to indonesians. block the adm sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse the application, i think, would be devastating for the message it sends to foreign investors. >> those supporting the sale say foreign owned companies will operate under australian laws, farmland and asset will remain in australia and risksers overstated. >> agriculture is a big chunk of australia economy. deals are scrutinized and farmers hold political sway. the graincorp sale is a test - will the government's free market credentials prevail or defer to junior partners and block the deal. >> police in costa rica arrested six suspected drug dealers d belonging to farc. 492 kilos of cocaine and guns were found in their possession. >> venezuela's preside

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wales says he lost a 7.5 million dollar fortune after throwing out a computer hard drive. he later remembered it stored a digital wallet holding thousands of bitcoin, the virtual currency. the value of those has reached an all-time high. he is frantically searching in the hopes of retrieving his fortune. when james >> brought his old computer hard drive to this dump in the summer he had no idea he was binning a fortune. he had forgotten it contains 7500 bitcoins, a virtual currency now worth serious hard cash. >> it was that moment -- it was a sinking feeling. what have you done, you know? you have never thrown out drives in the past. why this time? bins, ithese big red was taken to a -- would be taken to a compactor, crushing any realistic hope of recovery. for james to make his millions, he would have to find the hard drive. but it be buried anywhere on the site, under 25,000 cubic meters of rubbish. he would have to search the equivalent of two whole football fields and then hope it survived months under wet ground. bitcoins can be earned by a practice called mining, us

wild salmon population without these fits it'll be like so many turns the lights up the discos people wales animals trees everything will be defeated so the risk and risk viruses. s incalculable. it is irrevocable he will not be able to roll these things that he will not feel the pull them back into the barn. see planes lies nuclear agreement on to buy into the pockets with stones stuart also leads in charge of one of the norwegian companies canadian operations some two hundred and fifty million euros and yen. i the aquaculture industry is growing by leaps and bounds people around the blow hot and steaming normal fiction sci fi. he welcomes him to take care of the round seven hundred thousand salmon the fact tree falling the new economic crunch in comparison to mass agricultural black. ford says the salmon farming is much more environmentally friendly than the mass production of beef and poultry were what was salmon industry uses on its feet. ten years ago adams the controversial use of fish tail. being reduced by up to fifth. with complete became a pot with you the will of like falling wel

. >>> and saudi arabia's prince al waleed bin talal joins us in the studio.anks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> and good morning, monday is here, it's november 18. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 4:29. breaking news in oakland. a deadly crash mangles two cars and shuts down multiple lanes on southbound 880 at oak street. chp says a bmw was driving at speeds up to 100 miles per hour in the northbound direction around 1:30 this morning. that car lost control, hit the center divide, flipped several times and then landed on a crv in the southbound lanes. all drivers were killed. elizabeth wenger with the impact the accident is having on the morning commute. >> it's slow but it's still early but only one lane is getting by now the number 4 lane. lanes 1 through 3 are blocked. slowing from 980. southbound 880 traffic alert in effect between broadway and 16th. we spoke to chp a few minutes ago and they are hoping to have this pi

the this fountain was a difficult in chippy i don't even say the prince of wales and the duchess of on and on in southern co tea on the housemate off the ninety in september they will speak and he builds with the news both indigenous people up study of the crime is being duped. prince charles and his wife coming up on caboolture this even traditionally welcomed and arrived in kuching on monday. this will stall for the maiden visit to kena mobiles afford to lose him into it. the deal was mesmerized with the keeper to beat advantage. he did that this was due to the beach to visit teach. we've done since before minutes of fifteen hundred new road conditions the administration of the levy but to hamas should not think that in the southern states. don't dump the foam from save the bullpen lot of people formed for the voting. i'm there. i own. an anti women the accident the two have a trust fund chosen islamic ought to encourage you to installs it also has additional fee shine but you'd better go invest in them way before the cop and a focal g on monday. all in. i did also note the majestic

probably looking at about a 10 percent pullback on ups the high 80s here and the overall transports from wales kind of a similar pull back. i think they kind of have gotten way ahead of them selves on a valuation perspective. have a great friday and thank you for that! > thank you angie. it's time for us to close up shop for this week.. coming up on monday-- the price you will pay this winter to heat your home. from all of us at first business.. have a wonderful weekend. >> woman: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave precision induction cooktop, brought to you by the makers of the number-one-selling nuwave oven. >> announcer: when you turn on your cooktop, do you really know what the temperature is? no-- you're just guessing. are you too busy to watch what you're cooking? tired of all that burnt food going to waste? worried about your kids getting burned or a loved one starting a fire in the kitchen? well, those problems are a thing of the past. introducing the revolutionary precision induction cooktop from nuwave, the leader in portable induction cooking technology. the nuwave

wales measure of gold was also present at the ceremony where all natural hearing is that when the study was complete millwood metal debris of the total taxpayer he said we want to be like everywhere else in europe and we were particularly inspired by what journey to the two thousand and six world cup this one is what happens in england. in other words how they develop a new model of the club which includes having a room stadium. that's a new thing here because traditionally stadia have been built and developed by authorities on your freedom or more against investing money into infrastructure as to the fuel smoke and eat again until the new bill days of hospital food. once completed the seven times for french champions will not repeat the proud owners of the high tech stuff them in the air but also of two hotels a thirty acre training center as well as a community center. all of the complex column two approaches player william bold call out to slam dunk into a whole new level during an exhibition in the us. bringing the house down with some stunning old tricks but not broken down as well

more than forty bush and forest fires are burning in the blue mountains and other parts of new south wales. oh and parts of northern china were treated to a stunning spectacle yesterday. the real sons can be seen in the sky. the real sun was accompanied by two smaller ones and they were surrounded by a rainbow like kilos. the scene lasted for about two hours then faded this rare astronomical image and sometimes occurs when ice crystals create high clouds reflected sunlight. alright that's all for this edition of the journal to join us again at the top of the hour for more news and updates. i in you decide you want to watch the images. programs the whole package. dw on the internet. media center dw tell you. i mean jessica no clutch is a woman with the asian development with women as he cannot drive jessica produces high quality seeds fall from. he began small. mr thank you colonel. some may be heading out to be but the facts. i think we have proof to that vow that no one can be quite cold pizza too. we mental torture u t h smart economics world bank noted for its lack of gender. it had for

family home of the late diana, princess of wales. an english manor house where kings and queens are frequent visitors. as once were the ancestors of us founding father and first president, george washington. george washington's family, before they left england, were connected with mine. the washingtons were frequent visitors here. socially, they were great friends of my family. narrator: for the first time, this most elegant of england's homes throws open its doors... allowing us to share the upstairs and the downstairs. secrets of althorp, the spencers.

again when mom decides to leave the wales safe place so mom ran us with you car and we she's coincide if i ever go away i would take the kids with me without a doubt but i would have never thought that they were actually looking for a husband for me. i'm. a society that i think corporation kind of can. do and the bankers and all that all about money and i'm a family pick for a politician write the laws and regulations that. coming up. here is just too much rat city. that. it's a big plus for. everybody to do is go to you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned because to do their part that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy which threaten all books. that are you know i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going power and money to go beyond identifying the problem to try to rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america ready to join the movement then welcome the bid to. go on tell marvin in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. the farm bill.

again when mum decides to leave wales same place and mum mum brianna's with you our own wishes coincide but if i ever go away i would take the kids with me without a doubt but i would have never thought that they were actually looking for a husband for me a lesson. it is obviously more for the latest because it's pink. women wanted to avoid rate they really needed to buy guns environ how to use them i'm. sure this is the one that i go away from once again it's the fear all women are definitely the target of the gun lobby and you don't kill them when the killing money but if somebody would you would piss with her. i've noticed that more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms if being armed made us safer in america we should be the safest nation on earth we're clearly not the safest. the olympic torch is on its epic journey to structure. one hundred twenty three days

again when mom decides to leave wales same place and mom brianna's with you car and wishes coincide but if i ever go away i would take the kids with me without a doubt but i would have never thought that they were actually looking for a husband for me. i think the issue of privacy the issue of surveillance hasn't gotten enough coverage in the mainstream media i think the majority of americans don't know what's going on don't understand the significance of what's come out this summer i don't think it necessarily they need to hear about me and my story because love of it is one small piece of a much larger puzzle but what i do think that mainstream america needs to hear about and then her stand is just to what blanks our government is going to conduct surveillance just how much information they're actually collecting and storing in some cases for years you know these are very significant problems these are the types of issues that can do a democracy like ours. that's all i want to. clean up something that one simply. was no way you. clearly they were just at the wrong place at the wrong t

wales best chocolate brands. does prime minister approve with me, record number of new business startups are economic sign people like neil burgess due the excellent work of the chancellor? >> i certainly join my honorable friend paying constituent turning his life around and contributing to the economy. we see 400,000 more businesses. they're up and running in our country. of course labour don't want to hear about success stories. they don't care. they don't care about enterprise. they don't care about small businesses but this enterprise and this small business that is turning our country around. >> mr. speaker, there's a new flat just launched in my constituency, and it has been built partly as a result of public money under the government's affordable housing scheme known as shared to buy. two bedroom flat in pietri court. it is 720,000 pounds. does the prime minister believe this to be affordable, and -- >> we need to build more houses in our country and that is why we're reforming the planning system which

kitchen tap she's coming down to the once and for many and today is a top tourist attraction in north wales movig moving. and . the news on him the new musician has shot and killed three people were in his band the new york upset that he was kicked out of iraq work. ali akbar muhammad the roxy at reportedly shot the green in brooklyn before turning the gun on himself a rampaging seemingly triggered at a finger over his falling out with the other members after the shooting investigators found a guitar case on a rooftop which they believe the shooter may have used to carry

that is that their definition of american exceptionalism which is driving this policy and that the waleed far is the director of the future terrorism project he says bullets alone won't solve terror of the world entirely must fight its ideological roots the growth of the hottest production meaning that many ideological schools indoctrinating radicalizing and creating a much wider demography of the hottest and then you have another structure that is al qaida or a variety of other jihadist groups and in many countries who are recruiting so the pool is getting larger problem is that over the past few years the administration policy makers in the united states are not acknowledging the fact that behind that in addition to political issues that are diverse around the world there is one common root which is the ideology so if you don't identify the ideology if you don't work with civil society if we don't work with moderates in the arab and muslim world and in other regions as well if you don't have a plan for that in addition to just. sending drones and military operations we're not going to b

wales ever make person literacy expensive and federal regulation. that's what is coming up. with ben bernanke to keep interest rates at zero percent he's helping to increase america's debt load it's also time as the debt bubble pops everyone we should the debt the bankers include bernanke you get to be on the size of debt issues they don't make money based on profits and losses they make money based on the size of the debt they issue so in a car is a debt issue a quantitative easing is debt issue getting a job of the donalds put yourself into debt that gives fees to the bankers it destroys the economy it just roy society it destroys everything but the fees for the bankers. dramas that try to be of no origin. stories others refuse to notice. since it's changing the world right next. to pictures of today's. oldies from around the globe. looking. to. hello again this is our c welcome back thousands of people are preparing to march in searches across germany to commemorate an anti-fascist activist mattered in the early ninety's the government's on a crusade against abuse promote

and it's bit going to value continues to grow it probably hurts for a computer programmer from wales to think about his carelessness online a story about a man who accidentally tossed out a hard drive worth seven point two million dollars in current value of the virtual currency. people trying to sneak all sorts of contraband into prisons is nothing new but in several israeli jails it's what's being snuck out that's becoming an issue five women in the west bank have given birth using sperm they allegedly got from their incarcerated husbands or his policy reports. lydia ramai calls her son a miracle baby the apple of her eye he was born against all odds. when the fact that most was born has given us hope he's everything to us in the end we won despite all the obstacles for us he is the ultimate victory mushed was born despite his father's absence a dull career malcolm are we as in an israeli prison where he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder lydia was afraid she'd no longer be able to have children by the time he got out and so instead of waiting for him she did the next

government to ban it well is to talk more on this too and he he but he's a member of the green party in wales and an anti fracking campaigner it well it seems that the u.k. government is determined to go ahead and boost fracking so do you really think you will be actually able to turn the tide here. or remain very optimistic that we will get moments that if you part of the country directly for us and it's mostly with testing applications but if you were very very big to end up local opposition soon gets all the noise of the local opposition groups and they are part of a nationwide network and you're winning the argument everywhere we go what are what are the basics of your argument struck you get on with this very quickly what are the basics of your argument. we all humans work on different levels i mean the local skylab is the direct threat to its of water supplies and the health risks in the trafficking because genes in the water supply issues. wider levels as a whole issue of the direction of energy policy meaning that our human confines of these world and the global level of course is the

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now on two for wales and it was a teenage dream come true for danny russia's second never formula one driver completed his first twenty laps for his new team toro rosso during free practice ahead of the u.s. chrome prix the nineteen year old claimed the g.p. straight title earlier this month and says he's ready for the big step up. some people say that's been the sign for one that doesn't change but arabs are lying so so yeah it's changed a little bit but you know a really good way overall much more media attention i think it's the most obvious of the sparts none here i mean all the while the friends probably racing friends also they look at it differently and you know what in the end you have to keep your feet on the ground to stay who you are be honest with yourself and i think this is the most important part and that's what i bring to those great stories resent my country you know from i want to tell them in the first crushing run free which will be next year so it just feels great and it's historical when for russia and mcclaren also confirmed their second drive up of the twenty f

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