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the meeting but this is something they can yell about what would. help moving his arms and you think about that and that we could excel. also coming up europe struggling to secure its borders and discovering that when one door is closed people desperate to get in will risk everything to open a new one. it will see it on a puzzle them in the over the course of the entire past year we ve rescued sixteen thousand people or so but this year after just seven months the number has already climbed to twenty two thousand and. we begin the day with that disturbing feeling that nothing has changed on the streets of harare the capital of zimbabwe the military was called in today to push back protesters demanding that the results from monday s election be made public you can hear the gunfire from soldiers. and those bullets we understand were shot into the air to push back protesters at least three people confirmed dead tonight earlier today the opposition presidential candidate nelson co ....
two o clock in the morning and papers and just coming off the press. three hours later at five am angle of a but is already on her paper rich in the laos it s region in eastern germany but the number of papers she has to deliver is dwindling . then. we lose subscribers either when somebody dies because no new subscribers take their place or when the price goes up and. there may soon come a dawn when there are no more newspapers in mailboxes. robert dallek has just opened his news agency store but he already knows that most of his newspaper buying customers that day will be senior citizens. because our customer base you see that mostly older people buy these papers which sort of lost our young the customer base and that s also due to the internet richard was a sheep but. since the advent of the internet the circulation of daily newspapers in germany has fallen off by nearly fifty percent. even though germany is a press can trade with over three hundred daily newspapers most of ....
already. digital. twenty two dollars. this is news live from berlin a court in tampa makes in the store ruling for the first time two leaders of the brutal camaron range are found guilty of genocide two men were on trial in connection with the deaths of nearly two million people during the regime s reign of terror in the one nine hundred seventy s. . also coming up britain faces another day of turmoil as prime minister theresa may stepped up efforts to defend her controversial break the deal but with members of her own party calling for her to quit can she survive and where does the country go next. and back in again germany s national soccer team defeats russia in a friendly after a rough year the football squad is trying to reconnect with fans of all ages and if youth program paid dividends with two of its youngest player scoring goals is it a possible turning point we ll hear from our sports apartment. i m sumi so misconducts good to have you with us it is being called camb ....
we re following for you police have fired tear gas at protesters on the streets of hong kong is the 13th straight weekend of mass protests there thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators defied a police ban to march just a day after several protest leaders were arrested in a sweeping fact down. you re watching news coming up our documentary about charcoal the substance it s destroying the rain forest for fuel will come like the local environment thanks so much for joining us for news at the top to. come and follow the adventures of the famous naturalist and explore. jerusalem the racial politics on the fun while it s $250.00 the 1st day we re embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on t.w.a. . but. hardly anyone knows how nontransparent this market really is for that one tonne of charcoal requires 5 to 10 tons of wood and. this has an enormous impact on the environment. where the wood comes from this awful terrible human rights abuses as poverty as deforestation i ....
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