tensions between germany and turkey are near breaking point. relations were strained when german turkish journalist deneez yoojel was jailed in istanbul last month. now they are under even more pressure as a referendum approaches on substantially increasing president erdogan s powers. as ankara tries to appeal to the more than one million turks living in germany who are eligible to vote, this once close community now find its differences have become bitter divisions. reporter: hot off the press. hayir means no in turkish. the activist and green party politician murvet ozturk is hoping to convince the turkish-german community in her hometown of wetzlar to vote against a constitutional amendmdment which would give te president more power. ms. ozturk: ifif people arae woieied about freeeely expressg an o opinion 300000 kilometersy from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can t t look away. i m getting g involved becausei want to support people here who d rather vote no. report
now they are under even more pressure as a referendum approaches on substantially increasing president erdogan s powers. as ankara tries to appeal to the more than one million turks living in germany who are eligible to vote, this once close community now find its differences have become bitter divisions. reporter: hot off the press. hayir means no in turkish. the activist and green party politician murvet ozturk is hoping to convince the turkish-german community in her hometown of wetzlar to vote against a constitutional amendment which would give the president more power. ms. ozturk: if people are worried about freely expressing an opinion 3000 kilometers away from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can t look away. i m getting involved because i want to support people here who d rather vote no. reporter: ozturk was born in germany. her parents came here almost 50 years ago to escape poverty and the lack of freedom in turkey. today, she s worried that turkey is headed in
yoojel was jailed in istanbul last month. now they are under even more pressure as a referendum approaches on substantially increasing president erdogan s powers. as ankara tries to appeal to the more than one million turks living in germany who are eligible to vote, this once close community now find its differences have become bitter divisions. reporter: hot off the press. hayir means no in turkish. the activist and green party politician murvet ozturk is hoping to convince the turkish-german community in her hometown of wetzlar to vote against a constitutional amendment which would give the president more power. ms. ozturk: if people are worried about freely expressing an opinion 3000 kilometers away from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can t look away. i m getting involved because i want to support people here who d rather vote no. reporter: ozturk was born in germany. her parents came here almost 50 years ago to escape poverty and the lack of freedom in turkey. tod
yoojel was jailed in istanbul last month. now they are under even more pressure as a referendum approaches on substantially increasing president erdogan s powers. as ankara tries to appeal to the more than one million turks living in germany who are eligible to vote, this once close community now find its differences have become bitter divisions. reporter: hot off the press. hayir means no in turkish. the activist and green party politician murvet ozturk is hoping to convince the turkish-german community in her hometown of wetzlar to vote against a constitutional amendment which would give the president more power. ms. ozturk: if people are worried about freely expressing an opinion 3000 kilometers away from turkey, as an elected democrat, i can t look away. i m getting involved because i want to support people here who d rather vote no. reporter: ozturk was born in germany. her parents came here almost 50 years ago to escape poverty and the lack of freedom in turkey. tod
suddenly got a lot of young and hungry cricketing talent. we ll catch up with the training at the wickets later in the show. now we all know the stories of , how massive multinationals, like google, apple or microsoft, were started in somebody s garage. well in russia, ordinary people have been running businesses in garages since soviet days. but their aim is not to make it big but rather the very , opposite. to stay small and unofficial. certainly as far as taxation goes. but as the russian economy falters, the kremlin wants to boost tax income. so these underground businesses could be forced out of the shadows. as our correspondent juri rescheto has been finding out. correspondent: a classic garage band russian style. and a garage upholstery shop. and a do-it-yourself recycling center. they re all part of grenada a garage cooperative in the city of nabereznye chelny, a city of half a million people over a thousand kilometers east of moscow. many of the city s male popul