the village used to be home to christian assyrians before it was destroyed by us. like thousands of others from africa its new residents 1st found refuge in the overcrowded camp and sheba. into that trial there weren't even any tense there when we arrived we spent your 1st 20 days living and sleeping on the streets. sometimes it was cold and rainy which cost the lives of a lot of. children there were no doctors there was no water practically nothing to eat and there were too many people we had to get out of there. i met that. the kurds were abandoned by the international community and left to their own fate following the turkish invasion says t.v. presenter. he witnessed events in africa 1st hand the could be. heard always had huge hopes in europe especially germany. but what we saw in reality was very saddening. we couldn't believe what we saw in africa for example. when the 1st tanks arrived with the turkish invasion and the. german made tanks do it ship and said. nobody challenge that. and that's why i've lost a lot of hope i had in europe. we defended ourselves

take us about the chance to use it because. it's too developed and also the crime it the crime made in the kenya is much. japan to take culture and by adopting to the chans in climatic conditions small scale farmers like you tom we know how fond a way of sustaining their livelihoods. were staying in kenya but moving from the countryside to the capital nairobi public transport very spotty traffic is terrible and horrible it's all about the petrol and diesel that's being burned electric vehicles specially ones power from your new a bull sources would certainly make a difference while nairobi now has some taxis they're operated by a subsidiary of a finnish company eco rent and it has been growing its feet. you don't see the difference you only hear it or rather you don't. can you express fully electric car is almost silent. you know africa they can only operate in cities where there's a reliable electricity supply. charging takes about 2 hours. and once fully charged they can travel up to 150 kilometers the battery can last up to

to down make use of it's like this before. they also make use of charcoal. also people who take it they find us there but i don't know what they use it for all we need for them on the tickets is time. koby and his workers get $3.00 for each bag of charcoal even in nigeria that's not a lot of money but the supply chain in africa is low transporters sorters distributors everyone wants to turn a profit the jobs are highly sought after. most jobs provided i knew they were out of $0.60 south what shop will be chocolate aussies one of the few jobs that actually brings joy down to the rural areas to the local women to people who otherwise they have no education have nothing to fall back to they have nothing. for the. and here is the lesson there's really no major industry here to cry to call me this is a boss. that also wanted to work because the other thing. and this secret or this growing. list of one study estimates the market could be worth up to $12000000000.00 by 2030 with $12000000.00 people working at it that's a shadow market most of the money made in that

the use of told us that ever since the e.u. started exerting pressure on asia the business of moving migrants happens almost exclusively at night others also tell us of jeeps that cross the desert border in the cover of darkness the trucks shown here were full of workers from the air since spring 2017 algeria has been extradited huge numbers of migrants who had previously spent years living in algeria back in tunisia. but it's a tense situation in algeria 6 or 7 months ago they started to arrest and throw out all the black people they could find. where not criminals we just trade but allow willing when a situation has eased i'll return. there were only citizens from the share in the truck convoy headed south it seems those who come from elsewhere from senegal cameroon or ghana must walk there a video shot with mobile phones documenting this according to reports 13000 africans were deposited at the border last year it's a 12 kilometer walk from the border to asm. and to a un refugee tent financed by the italian interior ministry

us. we've now travelled to the region where lauer and her family used to live. there's a tracking device on the roof of the car in case they run into criminals as we approach the site of their old plantation lauer and her mother become increasingly nervous. but i think my neighbor looking in the rearview mirror to see if anybody is following us. to be in the alley and. we've got an anonymous phone calls and people we don't know show up at our door. and they suspect just up but other than a stone's. you see if they did all of us. and have threatened to kill us what i mean man when they tell their why am i bad. you think it's this way yeah. we film the property from a distance the new owners are now making money with crops that used to belong to lauer's family simply there are armed guards over there you can't get too close or they'll kill you or. lauer says that no one has helped them to try to get their land back. it's like you have to return to a place that used to be yours this land was taken from us get the lawn out about the other. but look at the look we bu

use safe water and safe raw materials to avoid kentucky. food producers are the ones primarily responsible for the safety of the food you buy but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases and along by plying the 5 keys to see food use them you also have a role to play. the. shipping data shows that in a rainy an oil tanker caught in a standoff with the west has set sail from gibraltar after a court released it the grice one was being held their offer was seized on suspicion of smuggling oil to syria it was then renamed and rice the iranian flag before it left the british territory.

idea of a black tax what is it what does it mean and what could it mean for the future luckily for us we have a really cool crowd here who are going to help us answer that question and i want to begin with. she actually wrote extensively about this was your thesis if i'm not mistaken so maybe just set the tone for us what is this black box and is it exclusive to people in the black race takes is such the big elephant in the room when it comes to africa and comes to the african continent as a whole so we use black text as a color a colloquial term to describe the money that is forked out by young professionals to help at home is it exclusive to black people or is it people of color or is it experienced across all you know spectrums statistics have shown that it is predominant in the black community more than in white communities and the rest of other races ok so we have a group of young professionals here and i just want to see by show of hands how many of you have experienced what we're talking about this black tux the idea that you paid back to your family so see you also raise your

it's great to have you with us on the show this government. is in panic mode those are the words of leading opposition figure while the wine after he was shot. with intending to annoy or ridicule the president. out already been charged with several offenses including treason. threats to press them to 7074 is one of africa's longest 7 leaders. now. member. woman have been targeted. the death of one of his supporters. was due to talk he was allegedly found missing i. guess before he died of his injuries but police say the single was simply involved in a motorcycle. didn't one of our colleagues was killed. and we strongly believe that basically agent now today as you notice many more serious charges being brought up against us one thing that. that this does not mean in any way he does it is making us stronger and making our resolve. to talk more about this correspondence julio's joins us from kampala uganda and welcome to the show now charged with intending to annoy or ridicule the president how does will be wind challenge this. hoping why not ch

they can't tell us where to go to move us they can't tell us when they're going to move us there is no financial support no compensation or tool and the sting in the tail to the us is if they insist that everybody moves out. they would expect michael leiter to pay for the demolishment arts his hopes. it's true that fairborn won't be the only town to face imminent danger in coming years. over 30 communities in wales a dealing with erosion and flooding from rising seas. and infrastructure such as rail and power lines and roads are also at risk climate experts say it's a massive financial time bomb for britain's coasts i the residents of fairborn complain that everyone simply passing the buck mike and angela say the prospect of a forced evacuation is always hanging over their heads they're just hoping they can stay in their current house as long as they possibly can. cambodia is drowning in plastic waste welcome borden's themselves are responsible for much of it dozens of illegal containers filled with plastic waste from overseas were recently discovered their trash will not be sent ba

a fisherman takes us out into the straight past the island of la rock the iranian military uses the island to monitor the area which includes the narrow passage all ships must pass through to reach the largest oil imports in the region. on all tankers like this one a quarter of the global oil consumption passes through the strait of hormuz making it a very strategic location for international trade and an important leveraging point for iran there's no mcgrew public has repeatedly threatened to close the strait of hormuz for international ships as long as it's not allowed to export its own oil but so far it hasn't done so but the detainment of the one british tanker is already enough to slow down traffic and trade in this area a lot. currently very few international tankers use iranian waters to navigate the strait many fear being swept up in the conflict between washington and tehran and they run in military is not alone as it petrols these waters the u.s. has also deployed ships into the persian gulf the u.s. wants to strengthen its presence here to guarantee the passage of international

they can't tell us where to go to move us they can't tell us when they're going to move us there's no financial support no compensation tool and the sting in the title to the us is if they insist that everybody moves out. they would expect like a light pay for the demolishment of his house. council chairman stuart eads who runs a camping ground in fairborn said it's also gay mongering like many in the community he doesn't trust the data. what's all public about you know the there's other villages beside us that are in the same mess but we are the one the experiment is being followed so we're the 1st one to see how help people react to everything it's true that pheromone won't be the only town to faith imminent danger in coming years over 30 communities in wales alone are dealing with the roads and flooding from rising seas. and infrastructure such as rail and power lines and roads are also what risk the problem is a massive financial time bomb for britain's coast climate experts say. they can't leave it to local authorities because we've had 10 years of austerity austerity like orthor

for us. we have a really strong community and everybody here loves each other we're really big family. students parents teachers they came together at horizon high school just outside parcel trying to come to terms with what they see as a terrorist attack against hispanics all over the past so residents are reeling after 30 days horrific events and they are hoping that the mass murder a crime committed by an alleged white supremacist from outside the town does not give pass a bad name after all they say this is a diverse and tolerant place which has consistently ranked one of the safest cities in the u.s. for many years. a border city with an 80 percent latino population el paso has suffered under presidents trams and immigrant rhetoric and his administration's 0 tolerance policy at the border residents say christina garcia works for a local organization that helps immigrants and asylum seekers she says some of her clients are now terrified they feel like every client i've had interaction wit

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us a part of your journey to. enter the conflict zone to sebastien the song east europeans very good moldova a new coalition government largesse his riches might be mature but causing fights presidents of the outgoing government crafty froggie and a former justice minister with moldova now farhood for corruption is he ashamed the peace talks he's record in conflict so far. the total. loser. in the sinister world of modern slavery. we meet people who've been enslaved. and the activists and the freedom. we search for the perpetrators. and even get one to speak with us in a rare interview why did he keep slaying. meetings long don't. when the air starts rising people fight for civil liberties and often when there's a flood the water comes up to our waist like a clothes faster everyone but. the lack of water is equally dangerous. this time keep people in the south so they can plant crops and trying to meet the systemic floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any couple

used when for drinking the local brew. in uganda. is as true as we used to they used to get from. and other places so we saw that it would be a great opportunity for us to fight single use plastic straws we plant to and. the production process is simple after cutting the said grass is trimmed to the right length. after that it's washed and sterilized in boiling water. the natural straws are then dried outside in the sun. the process makes them ready to use and reuse injury use. today this small company employs 13 people. already has 8 regular clients buying his 100 percent talk on a product they include up and coming restaurants in the capital kampala. we've been seeing a lot of plastic waste pile up actually in our restaurant among others and really in plastic containers with straws and this is one of the forefront items which we see in a glass in front of a client every day and really it's because this is a really great way to start plastic straws need 200 years to decompose so customers here and welcoming the natural alternative. this is the best table still get the point is th

been following the talks for us today. we know that the main sticking point to this bragg's a deal has been the irish backstop this insurance policy to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland did we hear anything in terms of alternatives to the backstop. well we certainly heard from boris johnson once again that the backstop simply can't be on the cards as far as he's concerned so when it comes down to it there hasn't been much change at the same time i must add that this is the 1st can do attitude the 1st error of can do attitude we've heard in a very very long time with anger mack or putting the idea of having a solution within 30 days on the table and boris johnson accepting that the onus is on us on the brits to actually come up with some proposals so certainly all of us in the media and politicians across the continent and beyond will be watching very closely whether now at last there could be some kind of movement that might make the backstop obsolete all together which was always angela merkel's preferred opt

if you're doing your job you tell us about. visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag do your bit we share your story. many farmers in africa still employ. one frequent problem is a how about that awful thing changes in the weather on the harvest can anything be done about it. that's a good question auntie but if you were instance you could drive the grain directly on the fields sometimes a harvest could be state that might otherwise be a total loss one company in germany is providing the right tools and techniques to do it. it's a very simple piece of equipment. and karl-heinz appreciate just how useful it can be for smallholder farmers. there are no greens he said to me over the greens and you can also see that we don't have bridges there's pretty healthy enough to come in from we produce it especially for the african market where cereals are still often fresh the way they were in germany 50 or 60 years ago which means a lot is wasted if you use this he waste far less. for those 2 and no fruit enough to come from a. karl-heinz claude grew up on a farm and ha

ok we should explain that laughter to our viewers he was using a phrase that markel had originally used in 2015 and thus we can do it that she said referring to the refugee crisis it is a very loaded phrase here in germany because she's got a lot of criticism for it so if that was meant to be a joke it maybe didn't go down as well as boris johnson had hoped but merkel is certainly we should say here in the e.u. the good cops of course johnson has met the good cop here today he is now heading to france will he meet the bad cop in home well that certainly is the part that has been playing over the past few months remember the u.k. was supposed to have left the e.u. in march that was then delayed until april now been delayed until the end of october and knock on has been the person particular last time around who really question whether there should be an extension and just within an hour all of that meeting that press conference between boris johnson angle americal he was saying that the withdrawal agreement should not be reopened that was the deal that was it grieves with boris johnson's

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movement has been talking to the us my counterpart at rushing to. let me correct you if there are factually my counterpart in washington d.c. vakeel will speak to them on monday that conversation has not happened yet so you're pretty serious about this military intervention but i'm not serious we'll have a commander in chief that what are my. our president that is his decision to make he says he's already been talking about strategic and operational planning with the head of the u.s. southern command he ordered catalyst back here to have that conversation and that conversation has been scheduled and announced on twitter by catalyst vecchio my counterpart in washington d.c. for monday such a move would also split the international community again you say so split anyway so you're not bothered about that european union says it doesn't want military intervention the lima group says doesn't want military intervention you don't care what they think about this we are looking at all the options were also involved in conversations and negotiations to find a

us among them dozens of local residents. many joining child's demanding police retreat. furious bystanders watching almost stunned at the scene unfolding in this normally quiet neighborhood the police call for more backup as the nude once again tense dog. the showdown begins. was a little noise and although i was told the local me mark o'mara not heard of the other one was on that front all our job now was. each side waiting for the other to make the 1st move but was threatening to tip this standoff over the edge. of a. place to midnight the police made this. sending people scattering. with the blockades cleats theorists begin. to get yeah ok yes this is a residential area one woman screams people here one title wearing face masks so i don't. know what more protest is a sweatshop as the police round on the struggle it's only. on the. one hand wanted it to end this way. those arrested face some detainees in prison if they're charged with rioting it's a heavy price to pay for a night on the street. her. home and joining me now is joshua wang activist and secretary general

we have been here since yesterday there are no arrangements for us to leave no one cares about us neither the government nor the police. there are no arrangements for food we have been lying here hungry. but on the fence. every departing train is rushed and pulls out of the station packed with people. as the government continues to in sports are not down in kashmir it is ordinary people that suffer the consequences. since india and pakistan are nuclear powers the dispute over kashmir is viewed as one of the world's most dangerous and exclusive interview d.w. has been speaking with pakistan's science minister. who said it was vital to avoid an escalation i don't want to get into a war mongering but believe me if there is of water between india and pakistan this is not going to be a usual war or of the war there will be limited to one country the. extent of this war will be felt in capitals from berlin to washington and from the riyadh this is not going to be an ordinary war so obviously the word the word must be concerned about there and president trump is likely concerned about that so i

to fill us in on the very latest k.j. very good to see you what have you learned about these allegations. well what i can tell you is just what a difference 48 hours makes you know it was 48 hours ago that the associated press came out with this bombshell story were 9 individuals came forward and said they had been sexually harassed by placid oh domingo over decades soon after that you heard reverberations throughout the opera community you have the san francisco opera rescinding their invitation you have the philadelphia opera getting involved saying they no longer want him you have the new york metropolitan opera saying we hear there's an investigation being put on by the los angeles opera and we're going to wait for the results of that before we make any decisions about future events with placid oh now remember facet of the mean go is still the general director of the last los angeles opera that is right now and they're the ones who are launching an investigation with an outside counsel but in short these women are com

he's almost like god in my us he put us when he would come up close and say that the 1st thing that goes through your mind is it wasn't but you also think as soon as you walk away and get away you think did i just ruin my career. those who came forward with the allegations said they felt emboldened by the me too movement during their has denied the accusations but no tears still it is painful to hear that i may have upset anyone make them feel uncomfortable. answer to him and journalists king a.j. matthews joins me now from l.a. to fill us in on the very latest k.j. very good to see you what have you learned about these allegations. well what i can tell you is just what a difference 48 hours makes you know it was 48 hours ago that the associated press came out with this bombshell story were 9 individuals came forward and said they had been sexually harassed by placid oh domingo over decades soon after that you heard reverberations throughout the opera community you had the san francisco opera rescinding their invitation you had the philadelphia opera getting involved saying they no longe

i have kids and as a boy i myself used to play with cardboard boxes. where you can be anything you want to a little kid shit an airplane or whatever he said you know truth. these monumental cardboard concepts would hardly be feasible without plenty of help from the people of. the buildings are made of some 3000 rolls of tape and 23000 boxes. fewer than bricks in the originals they take just one week of construction not much to build an entire city but it did require months of planning and precision drawings much like an architect would make. the 46 year old artist's favorite piece is the tower. this is a replica inspired by st joseph's church in. the fear now is to test the limits of the limits we're going to build it's about 26 meters 26 and a half almost 27 meters high and when. the cardboard city stands for just 2 days. then the big demolition operation begins the only piece not to be torn apart is this tower it's carefully hoisted up and carried away as requested by the people of. the demolition is also a part of the only vehicles ted's concept the

wave or they're using it as a means to. come out with new stories that then often are picked up and go viral and they're picked up by market based media and then funneled into the center of public discourse one example is a discussion of a working hours that the founders of the startup dimension of kicked off they developed encryption software but on the silly thing gates in the fight against the heavy work in the tech industry. the so-called. 996 phenomenon working from 9 in the morning till 9 in the evening 6 days a week is a violation of chinese labor laws. they also speak with successful business men like ali baba found a jack mom who compares work to love. despite all this it's very important to them to not be perceived as political activists here's what they had to say in an interview the 1st question he asked me is are you aware of just. why this. is that. i know. despite various barry is online political debate is possible in china to a certain extent. chinese internet users are incredibly politically active and the

to us. music is he says that he's very happy because it's what he's always dreamed of for me he says that only a few people would make it this far only those who are intelligent. he says i am intelligent. in the u.k. and there's. been any hint. along our noise has brought some photos with him from home one of them is of him as a little boy in the middle. and this is his father cooking at home. that sense of community is very deprived there's a lot of poverty and hardly any work young people try to leave if they can many want to go to the us and germany noise us receives 400 euros for his food and accommodation every month he sends some of that home to his family to support the. local news here it. will. take care of course. oh god i've got to go now. there's a permit called do you know what chimeric is and one. more is endemic share a flat dennis has a social worker he's been to mexico before and knows the country well while they cook together moises can improve his german and then s. can br

with what the community showed us was how they used to celebrate the girls but then you will and with the cutting and what we are trying to do with the history teaches them that you can still celebrate girls you can still celebrate your tradition but you don't need to do the fighting . man. yes what we're doing and that's we use social media to tell people where we're going to be the good. of the young people don't force it also so media tag us to web and talk about how we are talking about jihad and the fact that they have the now stepped. in and. just cut hundreds of girls from her recollection so the actual count and i'm glad there she promised to me she swore to get out of the sure mark of a child again. my dream is that women would be valued. all over the world. that he would be ok to be a woman that we don't have to explain. the space that we have to. good shape. most people have a lot to look forward to. that's when he was diagnosed with cancer ever since john holt. dr carson like to talk talk to young people who are fighting back. and will learn about the latest developments i

what the community showed us was how they use to celebrate the girls but then it will end with the cutting and what we are trying to do with them is a teaching them that you can still celebrate girls you can still celebrate your tradition but you don't need to do the fighting. man. yet when we're doing a dance we use social media to tell people where we're going to be. on the young people don't force it also so media tag us to web and talk about how we are talking about jihad and the fact that they have to now stepped. in and. just cut hundreds of girls from her recollection she was on the actual count and i'm glad that she promised to me she swore to go out there sure my child again. my dream is that women will be valued. all over the world. that he will be ok to be a woman that we don't have to explain. the space that we have to. what secrets lie behind these memos. find a human mercy of experience and explores passon eating food cultural heritage sites . the d w world heritage 360 if he. wants to see what's going on the knowledge of these emerges then you know what you have to do to fig

to use its use of the us for that 1st we chanted we are the people and. we are one people which is still acceptable but when this change into the belief that foreigners should leave germany something definitely went wrong. ok. the berlin wall came down 30 years ago but to this day the country still isn't truly united that will take more than one generation. and we go to croatia now where all 4 of his are being accused of turning a blind eye to so-called push backs of migrants and asylum seekers trying to get into the e.u. country from neighboring bosnia and there's growing evidence of people who do manage to cross the border at places like velika credit a simply being dumped back in bosnia often violently all of which is illegal for an e.u. member states so to find out more we're joined currently no rubella who works for a refugee support group. kaleena who provides assistance for refugees she's just arrived in valley conclusion croatia's border with bosnia responding to a call from a colleague jack and injured refugees in urgent need of help. in getting

in the us x. a mosque medics say it thinks 14 people were injured. a shooting at a mosque in norway on saturday that left one man injured is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism which in place say that the suspect appears to hold and migration the gunman was overpowered by an elderly worshipper and then arrested. officials say at least 154 people have been killed in severe monsoon driven flooding in india more than 1000000 people have been displaced as a and or evacuated as waters pull severe damage to homes and infrastructure the military is being deployed in the worst hit areas. of mahler's go to the polls today to vote in a controversial presidential runoff the turnout for the 1st round was poor and it appears there's little enthusiasm for the for the 2 main candidates the central american country faces many challenges including widespread poverty and unemployment. will make his in the us a calling for answers following the death in prison of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein there's been widespread skepticism as to how he could hav

party is using this census to target members of the muslim minority or these claims true. but michel the government will tell you that there are hindu names as well as muslim names on this list however activists and people on the ground have found that the most of the names are muslim and bengali speaking muslims because they're more suspected of the body she gets from dimia putting country the other thing to keep in mind is that another law that has been passed in the indian parliament says that kinda would have the right to be brought onto the citizenship list often doubt that they should be drawn to the ships by the nature of being hindu so there's a chance that even those who are left off the list and i hindu might get the citizenship back later so it's pretty safe to say that this could end up what they actually docketing muslims more. should just fall thank you so much. shifting to sports now in friday's been his legal action rb leipzig have continued their sue perves strength of the season with a win away to much and gone by verner was the hero for leipzig the strik

to the us with memories. from the good memories to the bad memories randy is a country still deeply scarred by the genocide 25 years ago nearly all the killers in the 1904 mass are men many have served time in prison but now want to heal themselves and of a community's our correspondent. has been to the city of sandy and west of wanda there she met some of those struggling to come to terms with the past. today these men sit side by side in community based social to share their experiences during. the 1900. 25 years ago when up to a 1000000 tutsis a moderate hutus were wiped out in just 100 days he would divide it among those who carried out the killings and those who survived it. memories of being on the run and how his pregnant wife had to give in hiding divot. cry when we couldn't find. way that baby would survive being with us but i still have friends who i was doing business with they helped me and they took my newborn at night to a woman who run an orphanage at. the baby stage but a few days later the pe

s alexander phenomenas there and sent us this. a vigil to honor the road ragers a high school student killed today in washington you know past only 15 years old bright light and quick on his feet that's how his friends remember he will always be there for me. he was a really our. he was a. positive person. never negative. always happy. always trying to make you earlier. and i just said no you don't go into certain like the 1st 4. we have a really strong community and everybody here loves each other we're really big family. students parents teachers they came together at horizon high school just outside all possible trying to come to terms with what they see as a terrorist attack against hispanics all over the past so residents are reeling after 30 days horrific events and they are hoping that the mass murder a crime committed by an alleged white supremacist from outside the town does not give us a bad name after all they say this is a diverse and tolerant place which has consistently ranked one of the safest cities in the u.s. for

cat a rare approach in a region where few try to stop people using the popular drug. here in ethiopia chewing cat is legal and widely seen as a cultural activity but experts say users can try to turn to other substances such as alcohol to dampen the plant's amphetamine like effects. the whole night the concrete. start. reading for increasing cost of work. for increasing the performance in the study in different walks. complain of everything from irritability to nightmares and depression here that offer treatment for withdrawal symptoms given psychological help and even work out . in this part of the capital addis ababa truckloads of fresh supplies arrive every day it's chewed openly on the streets here but many aren't convinced that cat is a cause for concern. that's not true the people who say that already addicted to alcohol and other drugs before they use cats. are working. properly. money cat is ethiopia's 2nd biggest export behind coffee and more and more farmers are now abandoning coffee and other crops to grow it as a result domestic consumption is growing. one

instead they threaten us and chase us away. but those fighting fans also feel threatened they're afraid the activists will succeed in having a centuries old tradition banned they react to the activists like a bull would to a red rag. she up in a it's sad it's no longer how used to be everything's different on the bulk of. the earth fights will disappear not this year but several get go that i don't think we'll have them anymore we'll get over he was one of. hundreds of bullet fighters still held all over spain every year sometimes the calf survives in san rafael a catholic if the arena exhausted but a life for the 1st time. but it won't be for long it's taken straight to the slaughterhouse. the heat wave in europe this summer has broken records and scientists say the temperatures will only become war intense as water levels rise in many places global warming is threatening to return the land to the sea the crumbling coastlines of britain have been called a ticking time bomb in the welsh village of fairborn authorities are consi

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