a very dark stain on switzerland. so now switzerland is evil, to welcome to welcome to russia's company, i guess. but what he the point he's making here in the suite, he blames this ruling uncorrupted with officials. and indeed, several, several in the prosecution have been while they have been accused of accepting very lavish gifts from russia and it's been alleged that they were doing so in return to well discussing the, discussing the state of affairs with this particular case and investigation. but all of this has happened just lately while even halfway through the case. so, years ago, swiss officials and swiss prosecutors, they had said that they had told the router that this case is going no way that it will fall apart. and it did. all right, all the years down off. thank you and i.

he had a very, very memorable trip to switzerland and 1911. and i believe he actually went up the river right to get there on the, on a river boat. and both of these things seem to have inspired a great deal of, of what he wrote. i mean, any, any mountain scene in the hospital. but a lot of things goes back to that source trip in iowa, in one place in the swiss alps that stuck in tokens. memory was the picturesque town of lout up on the rift valley home to the else was modeled after it. later in the films, more visual touches were added and tokens, voyage through the ryan valley also appears in his books with the andrew and river . the pillars of the kings in argonaut may have been inspired by ancient statues. perhaps of egyptian barrows, ah, and there was one more source of inspiration to be found in oxford. this is a very famous tub. the eagle and child were talking and his friends including c. s . lewis, the known it used to meet every tuesday. also they, they would do all the things they went for a country walks, sometimes they went on wal

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the match had ended tied off to extra time despite switzerland playing a man down. 2 more matches off it for saturday, nice. and finally, the deep, mournful croon of jim morrison, the light poet and lead singer from the doors had a foundational influence on rock music history. saturday marked the 50th anniversary of his death. adjust 27 in paris. so right now we're going to light a figurative candle with some bars of bay he's riding on the stone. i'm jared radian building, thanks for watching the world with like at the time and above all, only feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, krone and journalists are exploring, delving into history and the present. i would never have thought they could be live, so i could remind myself because i grew up in a completely different way. rod pluralistic jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on dw, the me, the, the week on will stories and medical activity some. this rant in hong kong, the essence of beauty and diversity in london. we begin in afghanistan with a more than a decades line. the hi diary has been help

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and maybe that's because before it leaves pansy when against switzerland, they've missed their last 5 penalties and international football before the penalty . shoot that hugs between the 2 keepers, but then no love lost immediately. the 1st to play is missed. and then more data turned into the tragic hero. he missed it or rather his parents, he was saved. and josie knew who i recently said i would have him take a penalty if my life depended on it. well, he put it in with calm and cool. i can't believe he did it the way did it actually came played such a strong tournament? is there any stopping them now? well, i mean, they looked a little weaker in this game and i think this is something of a to print for whoever faces them. next england, or denmark, they're playing on wednesday at wembley. england obviously favored there with the home crowd instantly today there was 860000 strong crowd. if we had the majority found that all ex pats we live in the u. k. though with negative negative cova tests, but we heard a few, it's coming home chance in the crowd actually because there were lots o

this work is on show at the music museum and news on switzerland. even new york city is moma, and one of the artist cultures ah, the most fascinating thing about the beast is that it's on one hand, extremely soft. on the other is extreme endurable. i love this contradiction, and it's a beautiful metaphor for how we should look and treat our society, that there are people around us that may look weak, but they possess something, a quality that extra strong and something to celebrate the make our lives. and are now making a contribution to the world of on me as pandemic, regulations are relaxed and people start track calling again. various tours are on offer around europe and for biking enthusiasts. switzerland has 3 different alpine circle tours in the south eastern part of the country. that will take your breath away. you can actually do them by car or on foot. but your omx reporter, deanna opinion was decided to tackle one of them on an e bike. and she shared some of the top sites with us the we've seen nature breathtaking, use stunning architectur

in the high school and when they go to the, the, they almost have nicer schools here than we do in switzerland. i'm impressed that the school have a totally jewish character. even though the majority of the children aren't jewish in our school, it's the complete opposite. we're now entering the only synagogue and was told that wasn't destroyed during the 2nd world war. so they were to end all of these. so as in full and a half a dozen times in the, in the 70s or eighties, which wasn't the most popular thing to do as somewhat supposedly normal american jewish way from one island. and by the late seventy's, the meeting young pulse had recently discovered the jewish identity, which really introduced me to a whole world, which certainly you know, 30 years, no one was talking about. and that is how come there and he just left him home today. september 1st 1939 world war 2 begins. at that point, there are 3 and a half 1000000 jews in poland. the heart, the soul cannot see world. only 5 years later, 90 percent 90 percent no longer a live having been murdered by germany and accomplices. statement a so

she's created an advocacy group with thousands of victims in france and switzerland. several individual law suits and a class action are currently underway against tennessee. the firm is under investigation for aggravated deceit and accidental injuries. city was he wanted to have the initial, it was also a way for me to make amends. risk to guilt was overwhelming your heats when you take medication every day, twice a day and my case poison your baby. so difficult for me now has to she not for me how the process of making a memories and exposing the no fees to think that was essential. so he, i couldn't have left with myself response. i had to help the other families aged for the shootings. the back in the team, fucking victims, grievances that they were not forewarned about the risks of taking the drug during pregnancy. and please dismiss him up on august. according to the health authorities, since the drug was 1st marketed in 1967, tens of thousands of children in europe have suffered birth defects and mental impairment. ah, in what is a pharmaceutical authority that doesn't play the i

any diane from switzerland, all this town, 3 different vehicle. ruth, leave you to them on thing. one is 150 kilometers long. i know there's 20450 kilometers. the mirror would lead me to your 65 meter hide train bridge in finally, the famous for nina express is coming up. i also know as the leader right to view is fun tested. i continue to the foot of the via dog. would you say, you know, school or heritage side? i think i need coverage from the racial re will company. so that's what i was trained so special on a one meter gauge railway or narrow gauge railway. i mean the everything is a bit smaller, fabi. red carriage is became the norm many years ago. and the beginning of the train was actually painted, green eyed in some bios, but talons referred to the bernina express and as the trevino raso also i pollution all the rough terrain. but i want to keep up the bottom vida by continue optim on whatever lives to be unit you buy it to 5, i saw last through in the 1st 100 kilometers. my 1st day comes to an end inventory . so you know, oh, today the journey continues with the cable car

and spain beat switzerland in a dramatic penalty shoot out. and they are bought in the semi finals spain's gold key. but when they see me on made to save the match, had ended tie it off the extra time despite switzerland playing a man down. and now switzerland made history just by playing in the quarter finals . it had been nearly 70 years since the last night at the fall of major tournament, and i got a warm welcome on their return home to europe. a crowd turned down at the airport, reminding the team of wrong showing, including a win over the world champion, france in the round of 16. that victory also came in a penalty. she's looking ahead to saturday night in england take on ukraine in the court of final garret southgate, england team, our favorites having beaten germany in the last round. they looking to reach the 1st row semi final since $9906.00 ukraine, awful of confidence. so after scoring a winner in the last minute of extra time again, so in ukraine's president zalinski has told the team that the nation will be cheering on their her

she's created an advocacy group with thousands of victims in france and switzerland. several individual lawsuits and a class action are currently underway against tennessee. the firm is under investigation for aggravated deceit and accidental injuries, city in virginia from one to die financial. it was also a way for me to make amends. risk to guilt was overwhelm your heat. when you take medication every day, twice a day, in my case, poison your baby. so difficult for me now has to. she don't for me how the process of making a memories and exposing no face to think that was essential. so i couldn't have left with myself. so i had to help the other families, little 70 for the shootings. the back in the team. fucking horrible victims grievance is that they were not forewarned about the risks of taking the drug during pregnancy, and please dismiss him up on eyeglasses according to the health authorities, since the drug was 1st marketed in 1967, tens of thousands of children in europe have suffered, birth defects and mental impairment. i was that it is a pharmaceutical authority that doesn'

so the fun tool was developed and engineered by an educational research group in switzerland. it includes a roll up game board and the be bought. and the board has target fields such as flowers and honey and obstacles to avoid the children give the be bought a series of commands such as turn right or straight ahead. if they get the programming right, does see the destination, the the for them it's challenging, but not too hard. children in this preschool love playing with the be bought. but how effective is it for teaching young children, basic programming skills professor as best down from the switch federal institute of technology and the civic study. and that question also on board is paid out of my check vendor of the educational lab that created the game. to understand how can i to show like how our main motivation is ensuring equal opportunities for teaching i t and schools from an early age ensures that all children are given exposure and access came in. so got that. so then since we live, it's live to the family, dennis boys who tend to be enrolled and computer classes

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tram might be as close as you get. a quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d. w. news president change and ping has held china's rise as it reversible as it holes . lavish celebrations marketing 100 years since the founding of the chinese communist parties. she told a flag waving crowd in the era of china. the era of china is being bullied, is gone forever. and with that now you're up to date on the w. news effects doc fell. i'm sarah kelly. thanks for watching the green. do you feel worried about the planet? i'm neil's host of the on the green fence we need to change join me for the green transformations for me you.

a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes, british predicted dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually shows the liz, anya and the w. charlotte chosen phill is ad wembley stadium in london for us. charlotte a lot going on behind you there. it's less than an hour until kick off. what's the mood like to pretty rainy. hey, but on me, it's not damp in fair it so far. the fans are really making themselves hard. they know 7 lucky ones. anyone, any italian spanish friends sitting at home will be pretty jealous of the people here behind me waiting to go into the stadium. because as we had in that report that they aren't able to travel into the country due to co restrictions. so the people we've been seeking to have maybe been fat to travel from around the u. k. to be here tonight as well as a few

it's sometimes known as the switzerland of the gulf because of the importance regional role. it plays in the gulf co operation council. the gtc platform on long history is not well known outside the gulf region before oil was discovered in 1962 fishing and prototyping words, main sources of income. in this film we go back over the last 500 years, a whole 90 history of tribes born rebellion and colonization, and explore how and why man still plays an important regional role. today. the morning al jazeera as a you know me the this is al jazeera ah hello them. how am i getting? this is the news. life and bill coming up in the next 60 minutes. he's made a very premature run, rushing back to full normality about health organization or countries to be more careful in easing restrictions. assist in the pandemic.

that's why one company in switzerland has decided to investigate the parts of plants used as creating bio plastics from waste. that's the mission of fluid solids in zurich. the materials that arrive here would normally end up in waste disposal, like the old houses that have come from a mill. so how can they be used to make plastic? because that's the 1st quick inspect shows the has the suitable span. says a wide range of natural waste materials can be used to key any cellulose based materials called her o hamel. coffee grounds grew as grain would powerful. we've tried more than 50 different things, but it is all new for the car began experimenting 10 years ago. but anything out as an industrial design, and so i'm curious by nature and like to try things out and we took a potatoes peeled them and extracted the starch. we tried not chilled, which we ground. and we've really been very hands on from doing basic research. and what nice sickly and big kitchen going off at some point they came up with a solid material and the very 1st prototype was born back cause i used to develop his own b

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plus schools and preschools in switzerland can borrow them for free . so that will be buzzing around this preschool again soon. the now to this week's view question, the book has run 220000 glaciers. my suffering research study phone. they've been using almost 270000000 tons of ice a year. that mel for to now accounts for about a 5th of the rising level to level the survey was based on half a 1000000 previously i'm use satellite for think about lumber. had a question about the what would happen if all the earth placed is melted? one result, a human driven climate change is the place is around the world melting. in many places where a century ago, there was a thick sheet of ice. now there's only debris, massive areas of reflective surface have been lost. normally the bright surface of the ice reflects the sun's rays back into the atmosphere, but now the earth dissolves more of the sun's energy, which hates the earth's surface. the heat is then released which causes atmosphere at temperatures to rise, which in turn intensifies the greenhouse effect. this

are in the high school and when they go to the, the may almost have nicer schools here than we do in switzerland. i'm impressed that the school have a totally jewish character. even though the majority of the children aren't jewish in our school, it's the complete opposite. we're now entering the only synagogue and was told that wasn't destroyed during the 2nd world war. so they were to and all of these, so as in full and a half a dozen times in the, in the 70s or eighties, which wasn't the most popular thing to do as somewhat supposedly normal and american jewish way from when i went in by the late seventy's, the meeting young pulse had recently discovered the jewish identity, which really introduced me to a whole world, which certainly you know, 30 years, no one was talking about. that is how come there. and he just left him on september 1st 1939 world war 2 begins. at that point there are 3 and a half 1000000 jews and poland, the heart, the soul, dasheka nazi world, only 5 years later, 90 percent 90 percent no longer alive having been murdered. by trimmers and accomplices. the statement is ov

ireland, switzerland? are they involved in this? are they included in the 15% minimum? how do they respond? michael: we do not know if ireland will go along with this. 130 countries have signed on but some have not. it may be the irish and others are working out what they're planning on doing. we do not have a lot of choice. it does not change their tax rate significantly, but it puts others in the ballpark. the question is can they attract more business, they may be able to keep the business they have. guy: janet yellen making comments, saying the tax deal is "an historic day for economic diplomacy." she sounds pleased. let's talk about what happens next. the objective was he would not have this race to the bottom. if you are the u.s. administration come he can start talking about raising corporation tax, you can start the process without worrying about companies going elsewhere. where are we in that process? my understanding is in some ways this is an irrelevant because the process is now increasingly looking very stalled in a d.c. michael: right now the prospect of t

we can see human city with this company works for the multinational corporation, syngenta faced in switzerland about 10 women and girls of pruning tomato plants. when the smallest of the girls sees us, another worker signals that she should squat down how long we went up to the 5th grade news. how now you don't go to school anymore? no. how old are you? she's 17 and you find me 18. why don't you go to school? there are, and i'm here only the primary school. how long have you been working there? for 3 years, she started before me. it was in the market, i mean, and since when do you work? since she left school at 11, this school is supposed to be 17. we all find it hard to believe. the syngenta purchase, is it seeds from around $25000.00? mostly small hold firm is throughout india, wheels. this was multinational how it feels about child labor. the answers sounds good, but it's not specific syngenta compliant with all labor laws. the syngenta fair labor program promotes these and working conditions under poses child labor children of cheap labor. but there is another reason why they are so often

that's why one company in switzerland has decided to investigate the parts of plants used as food creating bio plastics from waste. that's the mission of fluid solids in zurich. the materials that arrived here would normally end up and waste disposal like the boat husks that have come from a mill. so how can they be used to make plastic? because that's the 1st quick inspect shows the, the suitable spat casa, says, a wide range of natural waste materials can be used to any cellulose base materials caught her role, hammock coffee grounds grew as grain would powerful. we've tried more than 50 different things for the car began experimenting 10 years ago and also got an out as an industrial design. and so i'm curious by nature and like to try things out and we took the potatoes peeled them, and extracted the starch. we tried not show which we ground we've really been very hands on from doing basic research. and what are nice think lea a big kitchen, the goal of africa. at some point they came up with a solid material and the very 1st prototype was born back cause i used it to develop his own b

we can see human silly with this company works for the multinational corporation syngenta faced in switzerland about 10 women and girls of pruning tomato plants. when the smallest of the girls season and other workers signals that she should squat down how long are you up to the 5th grade news? i know you don't go to school anymore. no. how old are you? she's 17 and you find me 18. why don't you go to school? there are, and i'm here only the primary school. how long have you been working? for 3 years. she started before me. it was in a month since when do you work? since she left school at 11, this girl is supposed to be 17. we all find it hard to believe. the syngenta purchases that seats from around $25000.00 mostly small hold firm is out india wheels. this was multinational how it feels about child labor. the answer sounds good, but it's non specific. syngenta compliance with all labor laws. this and gentle fair labor program promotes decent working conditions under poses child labor children cheap labor. but there is another reason why they are so often used and see production as the autho

and he joins me from geneva and switzerland . welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers in the report. justine, do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurses and health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who go to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so it's not present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable. they are the heart of all health care systems. we're seeing around the world. nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respect of increasing strikes in european africa and pacific region as well on that note. half coworkers do have a huge leverage particularly now in the panoramic. if protests grew, if more nurses went on stri

and he joins me from geneva in switzerland . welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers in the report. justine, do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurses and health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who go to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so as not to present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable, they are the heart of our health care systems, and we're seeing around the world nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respects and increasing strikes in european africa and then the pacific region as well. on that note, i have coworkers do have a huge leverage particularly now in the panoramic. if protests grew more nurse

well, they knew i'd be lam, spain, and in the near switzerland. nice land approved kong shields. the answer, the proper and effective and safe roxanne, therefore in, in a time in which in a moment in which should be unique way to face the, the make emergency. apparently there is large page space for each country or each or different countries to be a in a different way, which is not something helpful to properly manage the emergency and probably manage the huge field covering the largest 5 possible parts of human beings with a good vaccine, john, i want to come back to you on a point you mentioned about how this could do economic cli as well. what will it mean for the developing world if a kind of new seen, i don't sound overdramatic, but iron curtain kind of thing is being drawn down around certain regions. what does that mean for those regions? economically? i think it means economic diversification for the region. betty also means that we agreed to be in this pandemic for, for a long haul, and not just the re, jones that piece in that restriction. but globally thing we have to

i see enemy joins me from geneva and switzerland. welcome back to our show, howard 0, respectful, the people who gave everything during the pandemic as one nurse called the sacking of health care workers and the report you just seen. do you agree? i think this is a shameful way to treat nurse susan health care work is these are the people who have put themselves ahead of everybody else who gone to work. knowing that there's a greater risk that they might become infected, haven't had the personal protective equipment that they need have often separated themselves from their family. so as not to present a risk to them who have stepped into the shoes of relatives. they are not disposable. they are indispensable, they are the heart of our health care systems, and we're seeing around the world nurses who are angry at this lack of recognition and respect and increasing strikes in european africa and pacific region as well. on that note, i have coworkers do have a huge leverage particularly now, and they've been demick if protest grew more

. -- switzerland. ♪ respect a truce and let aid in or risk a devastated -- devastating conflict. that is the warning from the united nations to the ethiopian government and rebel fighters after the start of a war that has displaced millions of people and killed thousands. the government announced a cease-fire the rebels have dismissed, and as the fighting continues, the you in told security council members the situation is deteriorating further. figures were stark, 400,000 people estimated to have already crossed into famine. another 1.8 unit on the brink of famine, and some suggest the true number is even higher. children are going hungry to the extent that 33,000 are severely malnourished. we will have more on the security council meeting in a moment. first, here is a report. reporter: it is a difficult task for aid workers trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it most. fighting is still going on in some parts of the region, different forces control different areas and facilities have been destroyed in some areas. this is what is left of a bridge, an important

euros at and the 51st edition of them on to john's festival is underway on the shores of lake geneva in switzerland. one highlights was a performance by lebanese trumpet virtual. so even in my law was discovered here a few years ago by a legendary producer quincy jones. the ah. last week we told you briefly about the opening of the brand new la arts complex and campus in aqua in southern france. and now we get to actually take you there for a closer look where the unveiling of the center signature tower was a very big deal indeed. and here's why. 56 meter told tower sat in around $11000.00 elementary tunnels essentially. and i catch it in the french city of the canadian us architect. he's famous for his extravagant creations, italy known as set of cost 150000000 euros. it's part of the new luma, our cultural complex, initiated by swiss bill in it and i'll connect her maya hoffman. she was kinda excited, meditech passes. my expectations will be awesome. i think it harmonize as well with this round in and frank gehry is perfect for this project because he has to sole creativity of an art, has to be c

baby when the jews were being reported and it's actually thanks to him that they managed to escape to switzerland. and so it's a long story. i'm probably not the 2nd generation, the psychologically i didn't listen to wal store day. i'll be that they were hidden from me or anything back sufficient with the older you get, the more you wonder why your family came out of it relatively on the phone. guy called me think about that and more and more off the fleeing from france and germany. my grandfather ran the jewish refugee camp in bonds on the 1st. he was also confronted with constantly of alba, but i know how to put it. i'm a free person and a liberated person because i didn't grow up with a story. and so as it was over the top, just a few. i think what i've seen is that genes in france live a much freer, more present oriented and also future oriented lifestyle. than we do in germany as the the hello alice corona. how do you know me? i especially know your sister right back. my cousin christina going to yes, photographer, from the mac to be game. right. she helped us a lot. hello. and on, how are y

she's created an advocacy group with thousands of victims in france and switzerland. several individual lawsuits and a class action are currently underway against tennessee. the firm is under investigation for aggravated deceit and accidental injuries. it was he wanted to hide behind the show. it was also a way for me to make amends. risk to guilt was overwhelm your heats, say, when you take medication every day, twice a day and my case poison, your baby was difficult for me now. she don't for me how the process of making a memories and exposing no face to think that was essential. so she, i couldn't have left with myself response. i had to help the other families little time each for the should in the back in when it came up with the packing victims. grievance is that they will not forewarned about the risks of taking the drug during pregnancy, and please dismiss him up on eyeglasses. according to the health authorities, since the drug was 1st marketed in 1967, tens of thousands of children in europe have suffered birth defects and mental impairment. i and i bought a pharmaceutical, a

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift bills tram might be as close as to get is love not some of the other news stories making headlines around the world. a court in the us has denied a request by the state of britney spears to remove her father from a guardianship arrangement that gives him control of her says, ruling as independent of testimony given by spears last week in which she alleged she had been abused under the arrangements miles military has begun releasing about $2300.00 prisoners, including activists and journalists who were detained for protesting against the crew. in february, there was no reason given for the timing of the releases. thousands are still thought to be behind bars in connection with a pro democracy. demonstrations. germany is president, france, either stein maya is in israel on their, on an official visit mass 1st and said the trip which was delayed last year. due to the corona virus pandemic. we'll aim to ana and strengthen the friendship between the 2 states is ex

in belgium, luxembourg, and switzerland, people are allowed to use cannabis recreationally without fear of reprisals, and france's repressive drug laws have a lot of critics in france who say it does not work. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> quartering drugs online is on the rise here in france. they are talking about and uber -- an uber-ization, the idea that we can get drugs very easily. that has increased during the pandemic. >> absolutely. you might think a global pandemic would slow down drug trafficking, but on the contrary, business is booming. drug dealers had to get creative when it came to sales and distribution, and a lot of this has been happening on social media. these days, you can pretty much order drugs like you can order a pizza, and sometimes you can get some freebies thrown in if you are a good client. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> time and time again, the debate around the legal

each time i've represented switzerland that was knocked out of women in the quarter finals. he's now hoping to come back to competitive tennis within the next couple of months. will be president someone's back, hasn't made the greatest of impressions in tokyo during his 1st public appearance in japan. ahead of the games, he momentarily forgot where he was and our comment target is safe and secure games for everybody, for the athletes, for all the delegations, and most importantly also for the chinese people, japanese people. while the setup was quickly picked up on by the japanese media back have been in isolation for 3 days. part of the protocol to reduce the risk of a car with 19 outbreak. last week, it was decided, no fans would be allowed after events. like every sports fan, you want to have full stadium, and this is not only about the spectators, it's 1st of all about the athletes. they want to feel the atmosphere in the stadium and the support coming from the public. but the, these, the decision and our support for this decision show is said that we are walking the tal

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland. but riding on this swift builds tramp might be as close as to get in sports. britton's andy murray shows. he's still got what it takes as he staged a thrilling come back to reach the 3rd round at wimbledon. murray at the bottom of the screen, was trailing by to test one against german qualifier. but the 34 year old who was twice one the tournament, turned things around after that, inspired by the part of the home crowd. he produced some of his best tennis in the deciding that feeling his victory with a lob you know, the crowd create a gray atmosphere, but i think i was also, yeah, engaging them were feeding off each other a lot at the end. so i'm aware in the moment, like when i know what a great atmosphere isn't tenants i've played here more than a year and that was definitely one of them. and yeah, obviously what the atmosphere is either and things are going your way. it is a nice feeling and in football it's looking like gee and vanco will leave 1st the adornment, the summer repor

plus schools and preschools in switzerland can borrow them for free . so that will be buzzing around this preschool again soon. the know to this week 0 question. the world has run. 20000 place has my stuff shrinking. a recent study found they've been losing almost 270000000 tons of eyes a year. that now now accounts for about this authorizing global sea level. the survey was based on half a 1000000 previously i'm used satellite imitate for thinking about lamba had a question about the what would happen if all the earth place is melted? one result of human driven climate change is that gracie is around the world melting. in many places where a century ago, there was a thick sheet of ice. now there's only debris, less of areas of reflective surface have been lost. normally the bright surface of the ice reflects the sun's rays back into the atmosphere. but now the earth dissolves more of the sun's energy, which hates the earth's surface. the heat is then released, which causes atmospheric temperatures to rise, which in turn intensifies the greenhouse effec

transit thousands of migrant children disappear every year in europe. abdul dreams about a life in switzerland, but riding onto this swiss bills tram might be as close as to get the sports who is now and in tennis, britons and mary showed he's still got what it takes as he stays the thrilling, come back to reach the 3rd rounded wimbledon, he beat german qualify, oscar ulta and 5 sets this by trailing earlier in the match. andy murray knows perhaps more than any one that there's no place like home. the bridge one to titles on wimbleton. it's like playing and his living room. but some sort, murray might never get back here again after having major hip surgery in 2019 and a divorce. i had the worst when oscar also led by 2 sets to one. but the man with a metal hip also has steely nerves and it's the darkness descended and the center court light went on. murray started showing his pedigree inspired by the home crowd, he saved some of his best tenants for the deciding satch. delicate finish. for the most roker and trimming of occasions, one of the reasons why i'm still playing is because of moments

games going to china's young ceos in the women's 10 meter rifle, competition athletes from russia and switzerland picked up silver and bronze. metals are also being awarded in fencing, judo and weight, lifting today. they're having more cases, a cupboard 19 inside the athletes village. those are your headlines. the news continues here on out to 0 after inside story. i will see you very soon for the moment. news, news, news, news. there's anger in liverpool after the english city lost the coveted unesco world heritage status. the human body is meeting in china to decide what fights should be added or removed from its split. but what are the criteria and this politics involved? this is inside story. ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammered. jim john, in a huge setback for liverpool, the united nations cultural body unesco has stripped the english to the of its world heritage status. the decision came after concerns about development in the city, particularly along liverpool waterfront, being put on us goes world heritage list often leads to huge financial rewards through investments a

in belgium, luxembourg, and switzerland people are allowed to use cannabis recreationally without any fear of reprisals. france's repressive drug laws have a lot of critics in france who say it does not work in terms of curbing consumption or drug -- >> [speaking french] >> ordering drugs online is on the rise in france. they're talking about an uberization, the idea you can get drugs easily. surprisingly, that is a trend that is increased during the coronavirus pandemic. >> absolutely. you might've thought a global pandemic would slow down drug trafficking but on the contrary, business is booming. just like for people working in the regular legal economy, drug dealers had to get creative, when it came to sales and distribution and a lot of it has been happening on social media. these days you can order drugs like you can order a pizza. and sometimes you can get from freebies if you article client -- you are a good client. >> [speaking french] óÑóÑ//■■>ñrç rcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcrcx 07/14/21 07/14/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy

racing to find survivors after the floods that wreaked havoc in germany and its western neighbours switzerland, luxembourg and the netherlands. at least 160 people are so far known to have died across europe, some 140 of them in germany alone. hundreds remain unaccounted for and thousands are now homeless. thousands of residents of wassenberg, an area west of the german city of cologne, have left their homes after a dam was breached by floodwater overnight. german officials say the country s flood warning system functioned as it was supposed to, but the amount of rain — and how rapidly it fell — was unforeseen. let's cross now to the village of erfstadt and my colleague kasia madera. erftstadt is one of those places just up the road here that has been hugely impacted on the number of levels. not only was there a landslide near a quarry, buildings in the very town centre itself has collapsed and also we have been monitoring this rescue salvage operation here throughout the day on this bypass, a dual carriageway leading up to the town itself which had up until a few hours ago been completely

a glimmer of hope for spain, who have no such injury concerns, but scraped past switzerland after penalties in the quarter final. they do have the better recent record in this fixture though, spain have lost just twice to italy and the last 13 encounters winning 7. however, given the choice between the 2 countries, dishes, british predicted dog, the psychic sausage was tempted by the serrano but eventually shows the lives on. yeah, that's it for now. deleted asia is next with my colleague, parish, better g. remember, you can always find all the way that there was on our website that is the w dot com and for the, for me and the entire team here in berlin. thank you so much for your company today . the news the news, the news, the news, the news, the news, the news the ah, he's broken in no time making vendor's legal history. he has no intention of stopping robert live and how did it all begin? and what made to say, let's try to take all the kick off in 60 minutes on d w. sometimes the seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing the environmental conservation to life w

. | also some countries like switzerland. - i've been vaccinated in switzerland. my certificate is recognised by all of the other european countries. | the technology is there. there is a barcode on your app i on your device and in the airport that can recognise that the vaccine is authentic and it _ isn't a fake one. if you could do it, surely we could do it, too. what has this done to the bookings today, and do you think you will see a different trend in bookings? if you are 22... it is going to come on monday. until monday, everybody is talking about football. | oh, really? chuckles how do you think. the potential result on sunday might affect bookings from england to italy? there isn't any point going! you have to stay in quarantine for five days! | laughter at the end of the day, j whichever way it goes on sunday, people will book, either— to celebrate, or to forget about it. i'm not concerned about the result. andrea, thank you very much. you've got me thinking about lots of holiday destinations now. what i should say, i've noticed this happening on my str

and by the time we get into choose day, it'll be switzerland and northern areas of if you that see those severe storms, but for the south, the barian peninsula, seeing a lot of sunshine coming through temperature is continuing to rise. this was a heat wave in seville, people enjoying that sunny weather. and we are expecting temperatures to continue to climb, particularly across valencia and alex guntee. mercy has seen the temperature hit up into 45 degrees. and as we move over to north africa, the hot dry conditions continue that weather, the weather bag, energy and change to every part of our universe. or small to continue the change all around the shape by technology and human ingenuity. we can make it work for you and your business. ah ah, what top stories are under 0, billionaire richard branson has flown to the edge of space filling a lifelong dream, taking a great leap towards making space tourism a reality. virgin galactic spring rocket reached 80 kilometers about the status of the end of school. the minutes of the final of the year 2020 football championship against italy, wemble