richness of the natural world which is why ancient and primeval beach forests have a place on the world heritage list to. the architecture of entire towns like bamberg is also inscribed on you know stones list but there's one thing all these sites have in common the world would be a much poorer place without them. and just as you don't have to travel very far to see all of those wonderful you know sco world heritage sites you don't have to travel very far here in berlin to experience international cuisine today for our ongoing series fifty kitchens one city we are featuring indian food from a british chef enjoy. i've been in ten years and i have to say i feel increasingly less connected to. feel much more strongly european than i do. but of course you know country behind it's always it's always very very nice. grinstead is head chef at berlin's news a restaurant for her cooking used to be a hobby now almost by coincidence it's become her profession when she moved to berlin in two thousand and nine with her german partner to be a stellar they didn't know anyone. and both missed sharing meals with

that is right, it is a world heritage site, which is beautiful. s which we have to maintain. we have a large capital investment programme at the moment to do that. in terms of commercial revenue, you are right. we have as many scientists as we have horticulturalists. people don't realise that is what the botanic pa rt realise that is what the botanic part of our name means, we either working garden and they are working to maintain those living and dry collections. they do important scientific work. it costs about $30 to get in, about £20. when people look at that, they might think it's quite expensive. but we were just talking about the cost of maintaining an site. people no kew for those huge greenhouses and you are renovating one of those and that is pretty expensive. the temperate house, the world's largest surviving victorian glasshouse, we spent £40 million restoring that. that is going to open again in may. we have pictures of the houses, those are the things that some iconic and it allows you to have all of these amazing plants right there i

canals in concentric arcs today the urban ensemble is a unesco world heritage site often the houses along the canals were commissioned by wealthy merchants many were calvinists which is why the houses are modest in design . wealth was displayed in more subtle ways. the black house here is a good indication of that it's a very thorough house it's quite tall and if you look at the glass on it compared to the house right behind me the see it's got very large windows this was a way of showing the wealth of the old days. posts no fewer than forty four museums one is the van gogh museum it houses a collection of two hundred works by the dutch artist. another must see is the heights museum the national museum of the netherlands it was already a traffic friendly building when it opened in eight hundred eighty five and today it could well be the only museum that you can ride a bike through. it holds works by dutch golden age masters like the mia and rembrandt. the rights museum is built around the eighteen hundreds and it's designed by a german by the name of pier calipers and if you arrive in ams

never gets boring now amsterdam is a perfect getaway for the weekend it boasts the the unesco world heritage canal system a wealth of museums not to mention the parks restaurants and of course coffee shops and unlike many other capitals amsterdam is relatively small so you can reach pretty much everything on foot but if you want to do is the dutch do then you'd better get on a bike which is what we did to explore the city. dam is hands down europe's capital of bicycle riders it's home to an estimated nine hundred thousand bikes that's more than the population of the city center. in two thousand and one the world's first bicycle perking garage was built at the city's central rail station shaun cody has been offering individual sightseeing tours of the capital with this company joyride tours for the past seven years naturally by bike for mean when the most interesting things about amsterdam isn't just the beautiful city but it's also the citizens that make up the city it's people from all over the world and it actually just beat out new york as having the most variety of nationalities in any c

call their forest belongs in a way to all of us and that's why you know scott has declared it a world heritage site as a last remnant of the great jungle that once covered all of west africa. through the tight national park from the reddish brown waters of the river hunted by the time it gets the water has passed through miles of plantations absorbing all the fashion lies and other chemicals involved in modern agriculture the national parks acts like a filter. i've . it's the rainy season and the temperature is thirty five degrees celsius relative humidity is ninety seven percent and not of the water is taken up by the tree the trees return it to the atmosphere and the wind carries it off to the north to the cyan. but the tiny a none cannot provide this vast area of savannah with rain rainfall in neighboring mali has declined drastically since forest clearing began in the ivory coast. the forests of the tyee national park have also shrunk a lot and much has changed in the surrounding villages the villages still have their forest but they can no longer live from it some of the puck ranges appro

. >>> and this man was trying to avoid a toll and drove through the highway and a 2,000 world heritage site in peru. the region contained giant drawing and plants carved in the land by ancient humans. the driver left damage in three of those drawings. he was arrested and ordered to pay a steep fine. >>> they are some of the hottest videos on social media. the videos claiming to instantly get rid of -- >>> for 40 years the philadelphia corporation for aging operated a care program for adults that can't live independently. tamala edwards as more. >> the mission is to provide affordable housing for adults with disabilities that can't live independently. >> the program matched hdexter. >> he is quite a character and is funny and loves sports. >> i fell in love with dexter with a nice smile and good heart. >> make sure the oven is on. >> i feel like i'm living on my own. >> it does so much more. >> they not only get a home or a room in a home. they get somebody that is making sure that their needs are met and getting to the doctor. and they have everything they need. >> i got a lot to do to

close program germany has forty two world heritage sites. a new illustrated book shows them and all they jaw dropping beauty. all the flooding and hina and photographer ginter buyer spent three years on the road recording what they saw. in essen for example where the and was once one of the most efficient coal mining facilities in the world now the former industrial size is a huge cultural attraction. the book travels in time from the prehistoric to the modern day. from germany's beach forests to powerhouse a fascinating journey. gigantic icebergs are melting into the arctic ocean photographer all of auto becca catches their disappearance in stunning pictures. a moment in time that will never be repeated. i see giants merge with their reflections a sign of things to come. his eyes for psych you know iceberg emerges from the mist when you approach it is a first there's a dark shadow which becomes lighter and lighter i'm confronted by. a man i sail past it it disappears again behind this cup of a mystery it's a unique and counter i'm having a

reefs including australia's great barrier reef and the asshole reef in the seychelles around the world heritage list but twenty one of them are damaged the climate change is causing sea temperatures to rise and oceans are becoming rubbish dumps plastic oils sewage and agricultural pesticides are having a devastating effect on coastal waters in particular. environmentalist so working to protect the corals off the seychelles after all the island nation depends on this marine life for its very survival. the seychelles is a tropical paradise the archipelago covers around four hundred fifty five square kilometers a blunt point three million square kilometers of sea. for everything. and we don't have a. tourism is the country's biggest source of income many visitors come here for the spectacular nature so i realize the. and understanding the relation of the say. with the ocean and with the system and how much we rely on. as a marine scientist she's concerned about the growing pressure on the ecosystem. experts go on regular dives to assess the conditions. fishing environmental pollution and tourism p

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human the whole of yemen and especially its historic cities for example pseudo sauna are in the world heritage list they suffered severe damage during this aggression. and they get these most is a historic muslim sino just with the deliberate all of human this was told that it was a real error rates and severely damaged. it's already soldiers have arrested ten people in a raid on a palestinian village among them was a teenage boy mohammad who is still recovering from a severe head injury sustained at a west bank protest two months ago and the raid was caught on video by a member of his family now the raid took place early on monday morning in the palestinian village of not be salai mohammad and his older brother were arrested for taking part in anti israel demonstrations back in december. at the time mohammed was hospitalized with a rubber bullet injury allegedly inflicted by israeli soldiers he then underwent surgery during which part of his skull was removed and he is currently waiting for another operation after his release he told us his story and warning you may find some of the images up

libya are shared by unesco as well the organization has put five of the country's sites on the world heritage endangered list citing the conflict affecting libya of course as some of those sides date back centuries and even millennia. controversial new law in poland that makes it illegal to hold the country responsible for the holocaust has provoked with israel poland's prime minister added fuel to the fire by suggesting jews were among the perpetrators of wartime atrocities israel's prime minister binyamin netanyahu has slammed the claim it's not going to be punishable not going to be seemed. to say that there were polish perpetrators as there were jewish perpetrators as there were russian perpetrate perpetrators are there were ukrainian not only german perpetrators but the usual issue of the polish prime minister's remarks here in munich are outrageous there is a problem here of an inability to understand history and a lack of sensitivity to the tragedy of our people the president of the conference of european rabbis has also slammed the polish leader's remarks what was said by the polish p

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heritage of libya by unesco as well the organization has put five of the country's sights on its world heritage in danger list citing the ongoing conflict affecting libya as some of those side stayed back centuries and even millennia. all right thanks for joining us on this monday here in moscow it's all t. international worldwide headlines very soon. because there's been a survival guide book stacie just imo to start simply reading all these to. be sure it's still there you don't get it. oh heck no. repatriations forget the rest of seventy. philip the seventy year old guy's record . elliston is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fails to committed to living like an elite and this isn't my cup but he is still going i know phil saviano may be a bit. old john about. the only palestinians who gets the most hope from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there is a lot of those who endure under the oak bush and didn't know only to be this way. and know it is unfair advantage to have to display any of the most of which they had i'm

the building is part of a world heritage site but there are problems with asbestos, wiring, pipes, and the thorny problem of how to carry out the repairs has been looked out over the years, with three options being put forward — moving out altogether, moving one chamber out at a time and staying put for the work to be carried out around mps and peers. the three options carry correspondingly increasing price tags. opening a debate in the commons, the leader of the house presented mps with two two motions, one of which suggested a further review delaying any decision for a furtherfour years, and a second suggesting the setting up of a delivery authority as soon as possible to look at the options again and fully cost them. andrea leadsom said she'd approach the question of restoration with a healthy degree of scepticism. i, like many, felt that the case for a major restoration programme had probably been overstated, and that the powers look fine to me, and we would be able to continue to patch and mend as we went along, as we have done for many, many decades. however, mr speaker, during m

talked about how important the site is, a unesco world heritage site and there was a report in 2016 that a high disaster risk for fire and had prevention measures in place. what you think went wrong there? this is another one of the major issues that will be a credibility problem for china because they have drawn two huge length has publicised in tibet their attem pts length has publicised in tibet their attempts at fire prison should —— fire mention in thejokhang monastery. so they had firemen on duty probably, they banned lamps from the temple, this shouldn't really have happened to. it is probably not the fault of the chinese, probably the flames spread from another building nearby but the fa ct from another building nearby but the fact that they weren't able to put it out weekly is damaging for the chinese. it is unfortunate and will set back relations again, especially since nobody knows what has been damaged and what has survived. they keep coming in to talk to us about that. —— thank you for coming in. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: living the

so we got together with an organization in the past who documents world heritage sites around the world, digitally, and started to work with them using our technology to document sites that were important to the atlantic slave trade. we've hit some sites in mississippi, south carolina, the virgin islands, we did a sugar factory down there. we will continue to do that. now, we're building a relationship with both educators and academics to continue the project and find some co-funding through different kinds of grants, working with the academic community. we have several historians who have been kind of tying in with us lately, including unesco. we've been talking to them about making sure we have ties with them to both help us get into different international locations but also to make sure that the projects we choose are of historical interest. now, in boulder valley school district in colorado, we've been working with the educators there to try to add some of this information into their curriculum, which they've successfully done last year. so, they have, as part of their curriculum n

the building as part of a world heritage site but the stonework is crumbling and there are problems with thorny problem of how to carry out the repairs has been looked at over the years. the most recent committee suggested there we re recent committee suggested there were three options, moving out, moving one chamber out at a time, and are staying put for the work to be carried out around mps and peers. the three options carried correspondingly increasing pricetags. 0pening correspondingly increasing pricetags. opening a debate, the leader of the commons presented mps had two options, one suggested a further review and a second suggesting the setting up of a delivery authority to look at the options again and for cost them. andrea letts said she had approached the question of restoration with a healthy degree of scepticism. like many, i thought the case had probably been overstated and that the palace looked fine to me and that we would be able to patch and meant as we went along as we have done for many, many decades. however, mr speaker, during may seven months in thejob, i have, as th

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this is the pascual vs panama city's old town for example a unesco world heritage site the architectural splendor of panama is colonial past still shines bright here the buildings were commissioned by newcomers from spain and later from france and north america in the days when trans road through the quarter are long gone. in the heart of the city on placer maior dressed polish really in resplendent white is the impressive rock at the drop metropolitano. the old town is panama city's number one tourist attraction. in. recent years the state of private citizens have been investing in the renovation of its many dilapidated buildings. gentrification is pushing up rents in casco and changing its character a problem faced by many old towns around the world. but for tourists the colorful buildings are a picture perfect backdrop. time and again the streets and squares of bored attractive views of panama cities modern skyline. there's a lot of bold architecture beyond the waterfront road every need our bulb or latin america's high skyscrapers can be found here international trading houses banks