before the papers sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here s holly hamilton. more news about glenn hoddle and the aftermath of that terrible helicopter crash in leicester. good morning. former england and tottenham manager glen hoddle is said to be responding well to specialist treatment after being taken to hospital after falling seriously ill. he was with the broadcaster bt sport when he collapsed they cancelled their saturday afternoon programme that hoddle was due to appear on. a spokesperson said his condition is serious, but he is recieving specialist treatment and his family are with him. hoddle is considered one of the best players of his generation winning 53 caps for england before turning to management. he was a schoolboy at tottenham when i was there and he was the player, the star player that we all lived up to but could never get near. and of course i worked with him when he was manager, worked under him, as one of his coaches. certai
uncollected rubbish piling up in the streets of beirut. shares slide in europe again as investors shrugged off china s attempts to deal with its long economy. carol will tell us more about that in business. angela merkel visits a refugee center in eastern germany. that is where neo-nazi protesters recently clashed with police as they refused the arrival of more migrants. the german chancellor condemned the violence and called on europe to find a strategy to deal with the influx. the worst since world war ii. for the first time, german authorities about simplify the process or asylum-seekers. refugees were no longer will longer be sent back to the first eu port of entry. they will be able to apply in germany itself. reporter: these migrants crossed into europe but for most, their journey is not over. many are refugees fleeing conflicts in syria and yemen. their aim, to continue on to europe in search of work and more affluent countries such as germany and sweden. the eu poli
and royal revelations. the stunning news from prince harry about who in his family wants to be king and what he was made to do as a child that he thinks would never happen today. but first the nightline 5. and number 1 is comi good evening. and we begin here with what s been called forbidden tourism. travelers, many of them young, visiting countries that are considered way off limits. the world of extreme tourism is under extreme scrutiny tonight after the death of an american college constitutionality named otto warmbier who died after 17 months in custody in north korea. these photos obtained exclusively by the daily mail are some of the last images of then 21-year-old american tourist otto warmbier before he was detained in north korea. otto s a young thrill-seeking great kid who was going to be in that part of the world for a college experience and said hey, i ve heard some friends who have done this, i would like to do this. reporter: but after allegedly stea
those risky north korean trips. can we talk to you guys? no. are you pushing me out? why would you take people into a place that you know is so dangerous? bob woodruff takes us inside a forbidden world. right across the river is north korea, and it is absolutely dark. the secret talks for otto warmbier s release. what really happened in those 17 months of captivity? i have to tell you something that i haven t really said publicly. and what about that mysterious off-limits fifth floor in otto warmbier s hotel? every single day, i asked if i could see the place where he s alleged to have taken down that poster. don t, the friends who knew him best. their questions, their outrage and their good-byes. that s a video that should be shown. you can see his smiling from ear to ear. that s otto. good evening, i m david muir. elizabeth is back next week. tonight, right here, the part of the story you haven t heard. the extraordinary loss for a mother and fat
tonight, our 20/20 cameras at the tour group that arranging those risky north korean trips. can we talk to you guys? no. are you pushing me out? why would you take people into a place that you know is so dangerous? bob woodruff takes us inside a forbidden world. right across the river is north korea, and it is absolutely dark. the secret talks for otto warmbier s release. what really happened in those 17 months of captivity? i have to tell you something publicly.ven t really said and what about that mysterious off-limits fifth floor in otto warmbier s hotel? every single day, i asked if i could see the place where he s alleged to have taken down that poster. don t, the friends who knew him best. their question their outrage and their good-byes. that s a video that should be shown. you can see his smiling from ear to ear. that s otto. good evening, i m david muir. elizabeth is back next week. tonight, right here, the part of the story you haven