only have been carried out with the approval of bloody me of a russian dissident tells d.w. the order to poison alexina came straight from the top other activists say poison is just one tactic the kremlin uses against its enemies. plus a stark warning for european football the head of europe s clubs association says the coronavirus pandemic is causing a cash crisis and that the facts could be felt for years to come. i m told me a lot of it s good to have you with us we start in bella ruse and developments relating to the fate of the leading opposition figure maria kolesnikov after she went missing on monday but authorities said they detained her while she was try. cross the border into ukraine now 2 opposition members who were in that car have spoken up dramatic new details. chants of maria you are a hero people in del russo once again on the streets of minsk marching in support of leading opposition figure maria kolesnik of. she went missing on monday the russian authorities
deliver concrete plans to reduce emissions to avoid a climate catastrophe. get the updates as they happen on al-jazeera. hi i m femi oke am during the stream today it s been called the 8th wonder of the world a huge green belt of trees planted to hold back the so hard dess it in a 2nd discussion in a whole week of shows tied to the covering climate now initiative we ll look at an ambitious african land restoration project called the great green wall so your questions your comments on twitter and i would you want us to get them into this ringback. i m actually can solo i am a climate advocates and a climate scientist and you are in the stream. the south is one of the most vulnerable places i m going to have it. it s on the front lines of climate change. more than 80 percent of people survive in some form of agriculture. if people can t work their land. millions across the region. will be forced to migrate. so that was a clip from the new documentary the great green war could a
does have confidence as leader of the conservative party. the number of votes cast in favour of having confidence in theresa may was 200. against her was 117. under the rules set out in the constitution of the conservative party, no further confidence vote can take place for at least a year. one month. cheering sirgraham cheering sir graham brady at ousting the results are earlier, with me now is my colleague naomi was been watching advance today to dramatic things we been hearing from people who ve been joining us here, wejust heard from andrew that nothing is changed but he wanted to resign even stephen who was a loyalist to resign even steven who was a loyalist who voted for it today saying look the other side of march she has to go, it s a pretty hollow victory. absolutely the fact remains for is stacked against the steel that she wants to get through, and yet she put it off till after christmas, she doesn t have to come back until january. nevertheless, it s not looki
despite the fact that it presented a favorable view of the germans. up next, learn about how the once lost film was rediscovered and restored by the library of congress. film withh the entire commentary by two scholars who helped to reassemble a movie that had become a jigsaw puzzle of fragments area this program is about two hours. my name is cooper graham. at the moment i am retired but i used to work at the library of congress and while i was here, among the fascinating things i ve found buried in the vaults, and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vulture, is a film and there is a lot of stuff buried in the vaults, is the film on the firing line with the germans are co- he and i think it reflects very well what was going on with the united states, where the united states was looking with suspicion that this war in europe and wondering how much it wanted to get involved and how much it could stay out and whether circumstances would allow it to do so. jim: i am a scho
germany state by state. the most colorful. the life of. the most traditional. find it all to do any time. check in with the web special. take a tour of germany state by state. on d w dot com. the german government outlines it splines to get dirty diesels off the streets of its most polluted city the diesel deal gives drivers the choice of hardware fix or trade a. lot in the industry with a hefty bill. this is your business i m. off to long negotiations a breakthrough in germany s diesel dispute last night the coalition partners came to an agreement that owners of diesel cars in regions with high pollution can either better fit their vehicle or receive a premium towards buying a new car the aim is to reduce high end nitrogen oxide levels that have caused some german cities to ban diesels enough after six hours an agreement the coalition said it would take steps to ensure better air quality in german cities in a bid to avoid driving bans for diesel cars but german carmakers wil