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a constant the only president kennedy seventy years ago we ll go live to the captain had routed the latest once a coming up germany s chancellor and american warns that david asked a serious differences between home party and potential coalition partners if there s no agreement by the end of today jim a good face fresh elections. and a five hundred year old masterpiece by your daughter to vinci becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold as an option a cool four hundred fifty million dollars is a cool book this incredible piece of art. hello and welcome to the show i m on the thought she. zimbabwe s confronting an uncertain political future after the military intervention the army remains in control of key buildings including the parliament and the state broadcaster president robert mugabe has been confined to his house a security forces patrolling the streets the opposition is calling for a transitional government but the military s next move is still not known. ....
living in the streets. the simple fact in l.a. is there s just not enough shelter even if it s right now decided to come in there s nowhere to come in it s been a struggle. to get this man from his own drug dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. me house on a city parking space is not a solution one monitoring the site otherwise it will be a free for all and is there a better alternative to end the homelessness crisis. the poly diluent up in strasburg headquarters of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe an organization which is seventy years old but virtually unknown but one but just fundamentally changed the lives of tens of millions of european citizens and changed them for the better this organization indeed the whole continent to europe doesn t have its problems to see just not so the council of eur ....
a footballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i m in the world s largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he s named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. you name it, carillion does it. the financial collapse of a company that had government contracts in everything from school dinners to hsz, has left its own employees and so many more who work for it indirectly, facing a worrying future. arillion itself employs some 20,000 workers in the uk. the company has a50 government contracts that s a massive portfolio. no wonder it sub contracted thousands of small firms to do some of that work. carillion‘s demise has raised questi ....
i m ben brown, the other main headlines this hour: police investigating the murder of a man shot at his home in dorset have arrested two men and a woman. smartphone users only get access to signal two thirds of the time according to a survey. ten years to the day since madeleine mccann disappeared from a holiday resort in portugal, we speak to the first man named as a suspect. and concern for the uk s killer whales after scientists find shocking levels of a toxic chemical in a member of the last resident pod. hello and good afternoon from westminster. on the day the general election campaign officially gets under way. at midnight, parliament was officially dissolved, meaning that from today every seat in the house commons is upforgrabs. let s ta ke let s take a look at the main developments so far today. the eu s chief negotiator on brexit, michel barnier, says britain must honour its financial obligations as it leaves the eu, and warns departure will not be quick o ....
to survey those medical aspects and we want to have an automated system that have made space travel possible. i wanted to try to fold all of this in not just hit the astronauts themselves and neil armstrong. the interesting thing about this book. that is it expands it from 1783 to the present and i know a couple of you are probably saying 1783 what is that relate to space exploration. i m going to sing in on here for my. three definitions of space. and that is really where i m going to begin as a definitions of space. has back before we had rockets and et cetera space was anything off the ground. and in fact back in 1783 the french brothers were able to build the first hot air balloon they lofted two meant for the very first time in 1783 off of the service. for them space therefore was off the ground. i would have a hard time doing that on my first flight. the early explorers and i take that from 1783 to about 1920 to 1930. they were very simply those people were writin ....