to stop them europe is build. a double barbed wire fence it's a modern version of the great wall of china and more recently the birdland wall while those walls relied on height and guards to keep outsiders of a spanish fans bristles with electronic surveillance gear but the purpose is the same. offensive replaced much lower was too easily breached with the result battle for the truly desperate saulteaux became a stepping stone into continental europe. and the words. of my morning. smart. being you know. the. difficult is. those who still charms their luck wait in the surrounding forests but if course they're transported back to their countries of origin by the moroccan or qualities. now though there are a growing demand for a more constructive approach to bring about a lasting solution to the problem of illegal immigration. throughout time and even to drop by say. what you have. i said. i see a gun i go ahead. on that i feel that it is just awful you know this appropriate bicycle nothing i'm going to get out of a

eurozone so you are the euro yet and europe the. main trading partner for many countries in the world so the recovery in europe is important for everyone from the u.s. to africa to asia and that's what we have to keep in mind all right but made it clear doesn't just want more business with china he wants more business and trade on a more equal footing does europe have the leverage though to force more equal access to chinese markets well i think that the it was the first step in the european strategy you know it when we when we look at twelve trades champions the u.s. china and europe and we have seen in recent months with donald trump the u.s. for follow not for those now or more if that is what our show needs to strategy so we have to. draw a new a.q. berea between china and europe and such was one part of. micro strategy in china to say europe is now an important trade partner for to sign off and we have to discuss to find a new way kubrick and so that was the first part. the second part it was about risky procedure the thing you

how is europe going to keep this still alive. well the european part is this deal several days ago had a very important meeting in brussels where they came out with a unified message that they are going to remain committed to this deal and that importantly so long as iran carries on its part of the bargain they will do their best to deliver on the deal as it was envisioned or originally now i think everyone in europe understands and acknowledges it's going to be very difficult to keep the deal going if the united states backtracks so their effort for the next four months which is this deadline that their closest ally in the u.s. has issued to them their main efforts are going to be to keep the u.s. administration on board with the deal and find some sort of a solution that accommodates both iran's needs and the u.s. needs but if need be there you need to also consider contingency plans to keep this still together absent the united states to just be clear because for the next hundred twenty days trying to keep the u.s. on side rat

thousands of nigerians who left the country for a better life in europe are being flown back home from libya by the nigerian government to travel to libya in the hope of eventually making their way to the european mainland instead they were sold into slavery tortured and abused al-jazeera met address travelled with the first group of migrants returning from libya tonight ceria here is his exclusive report. a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they left home with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed libya. joy is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars . to buy her freedom she needed to pay at around two thousand five hundred dollars last week she and her friend saw a chance to escape from there by air and they took. her to a guest jeff rense so our minds we decided to run we jumped for his very high friends as ninth's so we ran there iran we're going to see it simulates keeps iran libya she told us many like car have been killed

s foreign policy chief europe was built on the idea that walls have to fold down europe was built on the idea of coming together. more refuges and migrants traveling around the wards within africa within asia than those that are coming to europe this to say we have europeans to put things in perspective and to realize that it is not only a european phenomenon it is a global move. starting from wars conflicts poverty natural disasters climate change it is the war that is going in that direction people move out of desperation out of hope and we have to learn how to manage this. without a political solution in sight migrants and refugees remain undeterred taking on increasingly dangerous routes into europe. when we where in that border in the same i was standing on one leg and raising my son on the other one to in order to get him up from the water because the water was still here. in. the corner. being located outside that western centric sphere of influence we're able to bring a different perspective to global that it's when you peel away the list the cove the military and the financi

shortest way into europe. to stop them europe was build a double barbed wire fence it's a modern version of the great wall of china and more recently the berwyn wall while those walls relied on height and guards to keep outsiders at but a spanish fans bristles with electronic surveillance gear but the purpose is the same. offense it replaced much lower was too easily breached with the result bad for the truly desperate souter became a stepping stone into continental europe. underworld spirit. of. smart i wonder. if being you know. the. difficult it is. those who still charms their luck wait in the surrounding forests but if court they are transported back to their countries of origin by the moroccan north qualities. now though there are a growing demand for a more constructive approach to bring about a lasting solution to the problem of illegal immigration. sort of for a time and even to drop by say for. a few because i don't think i think i said that he said i go there so i see a gun to the head what i mean.

you know the discussion we we've seen in europe for the last. was last year and both if you think we have to replace threw up in the world and so that was one part of the of the strategy first part is was to to recover rather stronger growth and second part is to say we have an important partner for everyone in the world because we are very high productivity level we are very rich very productive in europe so we have to. keep our place are not being. as we saw in the past strong economy partner but very little part therefore on put it on side not feeling like a model or saying this is our conversation we're talking about the sort of ideas you talk about it's not just a conversation european countries are having we're seeing real differences are we not in the approach to china some of the countries in the south of europe which are recipients to substantial amounts of chinese investments for example of a different take on china related issues than their counterparts in the north of europe right yes we i don't say we clearly are the. country by cou

remains committed to playing a full role in the security of europe post. well the summit takes place is the u.k. prepares to leave the e.u. we are and will remain a steadfast partner to our friends and allies and a strong and deep relationship between the united kingdom and france remains in both our interests the president and i agree on the importance of the u.k. france relationship not just to our security but to european security serious foreign ministry has told the u.s. to stay out of its affairs this after secretary of state rex tillerson unveiled the trumpet ministrations goals for syria which include keeping u.s. troops in the country for the forseeable future. meanwhile turkish military chiefs are in russia seeking approval for their planned attack on a kurdish controlled enclave inside syria turkey says it will attack the enclave around the city over free in the north east of the country tensions have been stoked in recent days by the us announcement of a so-called border force base the round the kurdish y p g the united nations is calling for t

it is it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game where we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i am determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back where they take out is the director of the china national association of international studies he says relations between trams and china become even more important since the u.k. voted in the. traditionally china has attached a lot of importance not only to u.k. but also to france and germany in europe and china french relations have always been very important falls in terms of trade economic relations but also in terms of political relations the two countries share actually of many similar views of international relations both france and china are probing t

somewhere in southeastern europe in the summer of two thousand and fifteen. modern day refugees on the march. down. did out as from concha hoon in western syria he's filming his journey. he's joined forces with the can patrick miller georges. out here on the road where anything can happen they've learned to watch each other's backs. i know. that in the event of dumb waved i can recognize. like so many others did out and my lad stories began back in twenty eleven when syrian president bashar assad sent in troops to crush protests against his regime. the uprising that followed triggered the worst refugee crisis since the second world war. since then eleven million syrians half of the country's population have been displaced. in twenty fifteen alone four million were on the move. the majority sought safety in neighboring countries. a world most of that canada had. also and almost even a conifer that like and what if you've ever been on. an economics student at aleppo university diderot had been arrested during the uprising and thrown in jail on his release he'd

of europe. we are. willing to work together with the europe to deepen our relationships and our mutual when going for cooperation and will push forward china europe europe peace revolution reform culture. strategic partner construction much we were expected was we respond we hope with french we will be playing more vital role in unification to europe and we will be working together with french to support. to achieve that and finally thank the journalist who worked for your concerns for your interest in sewing to the china and french aleutian we wish you the new year a smooth and more prosperity. thank you thank you she is in paying their just summing up the two days of talks and the beijing relationship between china and france are they going to be wed hold together on the one belt one road project that's listen to what michael has to say still ladies and gentlemen i should just like to thank the president and the chinese authorities for the very warm welcome. which we have been given and it is

violent storm swept across europe. gale force winds that knocked down trees thousands without power. the storm pummeled western europe with hurricane like force here the wind rips a roof off of a building in the netherlands and peels off the side of a house with severe weather alerts were issued in the netherlands as gale force winds reached one hundred forty kilometers an hour people were urged to stay home for their own safety. and those who did venture outdoors were struggling to keep their feet on the ground but it didn't deter this daredevil who saw the high winds as an opportunity to go for the ultimate kite surfing experience the storm is causing travel chaos hundreds of flights were grounded and in germany all long distance rail services were suspended. boy there is a danger that trees will fall into the overhead wires and there's a danger that trees will block lutes we know from past experience with extreme weather conditions that it's better to keep the trains in so much stations where we can but to take care

feared dead off the coast of libya from one of the latest boats to sink on attempting the journey to europe. police clashed with protesters after a fourth day of anti-government demonstrations. and a psycho hits madagascar leaving at least twenty nine dead and thousands homeless. and a million miles military has admitted that its soldiers killed ten range of muslims captured by buddhist villages who were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief made the statement on his facebook page and posted a photo of the grave it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it nourished a crackdown last august triggering an exodus of more than six hundred fifty thousand ranger it says action will be taken against the members of the security forces found to have carried out the killings. matt wells is senior cross advisor with amnesty international has been researching the situation in iraq and state he says the statement from in-laws military is highly unusual it is extremely rare for the military to admit to any sort of wrongdoing it'

and to work closely with europe with turkey on combating what he calls the fight against terrorism. thank you. at least four hundred thousand people in thailand are considered stateless with no registered citizenship by any of them are members of ethnic minorities living on the country's borders it's a problem the thai government wants to resolve by two thousand and twenty four wayne hay reports from the my tan districts. in the hills of northern thailand there are millions of people whose lives have been hanging in the balance for years people in this village in chiang mai province belong to the ethnic group whose ancestors migrated around the region centuries ago facing persecution along the way . those living here now have been in thailand for generations but many still don't have type paperwork the village chief says he was the last person here to be granted citizenship sixteen years ago. in the past i only had a car that identified me as a highlander but now i have a tiny nationality car i'm very happy when i have money i can buy everything i want i can buy a house a car i'm gl

as a child he thought he would play professional football in europe instead he went to university and became a near hoping to find work at home. but here in senegal he never found a full time job. my parents sold whatever they want to pay for my education they've never asked me to pay them back but i know i owed them because they have suffered for me and i'm ready to suffer for them and so is preparing to travel again by road and sea to the shores of europe despite joint efforts by police forces and coast guard from both european and african countries the trafficking of migrants and refugees continues. the u.n. estimates the people smuggling trade to be worth more than thirty five billion dollars a year and it's booming. more than three thousand people died last year most of them were african. and there are no official numbers of migrants have actually made it to europe some have drowned in the mediterranean others have died of thirst hunger in the desert and then there are those who have been taken as slaves. we were sold by senegalese traffickers not arabs our own brother has sold u

but he nigerians returning home after being trapped in libya are still hoping one day reaching europe by kurds escaping economic hardship are often found themselves being exploited by people traffickers after arriving in libya the thousands of returning home there is evidence rest has been traveling with them but has this exclusive report. these first time nigerian migrants heading home from this holding facility in tripoli i worried that the plane will leave without them. the only thing on their mind now is to get on with it when you people leave here they're taking us back to that prison i don't want to continue we should help us by only. but many others here have been through these routine before for that person or sheraton vincent says his destiny allies in europe and he will make another attempt to get there so almost everything i have to about what is going to go above all like like you're like a madman not a lot of this attitude has surprised even the experts who say as many as forty five percent of deported migrants from libya attempt to go back. as a human being you are assum

thousands of nigerians every year leave home to try to make their way to europe in search of a better life but one thing get to live near the main transit point from the african continent to europe many of them find themselves trapped soldiers slaves tortured and abused but now the nigerian government has stepped in flying five hundred of the forty thousand migrants stranded in libya back home here's our correspondent who traveled with them and this is his exclusive report a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they're left with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed libya. is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars to buy her freedom she needed to pay and on two thousand five hundred dollars. last week she and her friend saw a chance to escape from there by air and they took. her to a guest reference so our minds we decided to run with jones for his very high friends as ninth's so we ran there iran we're going to see it simulates

deception so to speak for the supposedly greener pastures in europe most of them. are. going to deteriorate and crossing the mediterranean sea to call for it is. greener pasture and nigeria obviously is africa's biggest economy it's one of the biggest oil producers in the world why to say many people feel the need to try their luck abroad when nigeria has enormous potential. as you know and. population of over two hundred million people so you're going you find some elements they need one to exploit the potential of our our cities of the world is really something that is very worrisome that nobody can stop migration because migration has been for time immemorial but what we're talking about is regular migration not taking this risk of going through the desert and the sea to go for these. people are free to travel to other parts of the world through the regular routes so this is what i didn't answer and government is talking about and that's where the president of the country president mohamed has just sent high powered delegation to libya to talk with the are targeted a

it is and it's up to europe in asia to france and china to define and come up with the rules of a game we could all win or lose i have come here to tell china that i am determined to move the euro china partnership into the twenty first century so that it fits in this new framework that we need to define together europe will embrace this new strategy because it is now aware of its role and its place in this century it will get involved on all of the main topics yes my friends what i have also come here to say is that europe is back some of the issues on mccall's agenda climate change with president donald trump announcing the u.s. is pulling out of the paris climate accord it's a key topic for cooperation between both countries also was described as the new silk road map kwan is backing president sees trillion dollar projects the one belt one road and they should if aims to extend china's reach across asia and beyond by using a network of new railways ports and other infrastructure america wants to strengthen the french partnership with china particularly in africa back on says france

the first thousands of nigerians every year leave home and try to make their way to europe in search of a better life but once they get to libya which is the main transit point from the african continent to europe many of them find themselves trapped soldiers slaves tortured and abused but now the nigerian government has stepped in flying five hundred of the forty thousand or so migrant stranded in libya back home our correspondent armitage dresses traveling with them here's his exclusive report a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they left school with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed. joy is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars to buy her freedom she needed to pay on two thousand five hundred dollars. last week she and her friend saw a chance to escape from their bio and they took. her to guest reference so at nights we decided to run with jones for his very high friends as nights so we ran. around. simulates keeps ir

a major storm blows through europe killing at least seven people and disrupting travel. and fashion in kenya imports of second time cold all out of favor. the u.s. state department is urging turkey not to invade african in syria turkish forces are massing on the border and are preparing action against the kurdish why p.g. considers the y.p. g a terrorist group but its fighters have been a key ally for the u.s. elsewhere in syria stephanie decker has more from. the turkish army is steadily increasing its presence along this stretch of the syrian border present one has been threatening to attack the kurdish run area baffling for almost a week now there has been sporadic shelling. inside africa and thousands marched on thursday in protest to turkey's aggression how the feeling of the us is the goal of this large demonstration is to send a message to the world and especially to turkey concerning the turkish threats we will not be a fright. in the human body we came here to protest against the attacks on africa and we will stand by a free and outreach that. is one of three au

we are determined to use the political and economic power of germany to make europe the great project it is. in a rare public four supreme court judges in india have held a press conference to criticize the country's chief justice they accuse him of allocating judges to court cases without a rational basis they also raise concerns about procedures to hire and promote judges the chief justice has not yet responded to comments expose a rift at the heart of one of india's most important institutions which has the power to set public policy. decisions of the. world. is mourning over the. many things you do list can be very weak you have never read the last few months in the. convinced i don't live in st louis because indeed. the. still ahead on al-jazeera catalonia separatists discussed stand next steps that could see their deposed leader become president again guys outrage in pakistan over the rape and matter of a six year old girl. the sky is a largely clear across a good part of china at the moment in the southern areas of china cold enough in shanghai at seven degrees celsius seventee

russia controlling to rest of europe hits and there right now also another important dynamic at the end of january we have sochi you know meeting and if this will be any very very important meeting for turkey and the promotion of turkey's agenda in and in sochi we will see a major run or must go will be happy with that or not so as i said before the instrumentalists action of y p g between in the right will do the between russia and us in the future of syria i thing is an important dynamic and it has a very. very digesting and if it is on the other lists a lot of talent just one another will play this now because it could possibly be seen that curt's are one of the few when it's from the syrian war. well i mean the kurds up until now actually balance a good relationship with both the u.s. and russia and one must accept there's not or not many forces on the ground in the region that have been able to do this and yes the kurds since the outbreak of the conflict in syria have had relationships with both sides are currently still mintage maintaining the relationship with russia to the w

nigerian migrants at home from libya but many are still hoping to get to europe. also fears of an environmental disaster as an oil tanker continues to burn out of control in the east china sea and in sports sydney's famous opera house lights up to celebrate australia is ashes when. the syrian government forces backed by russia are dancing on the largest remaining rebel held territory in the north forcing thousands of civilians to flee towards the border with turkey in freezing winter temperatures at least twenty four civilians have been killed in the latest airstrikes over its lips countryside. italy province is home to around two point six million people and that includes more than one point one million who moved there after fleeing fighting elsewhere in the country opposition activists say assad's forces will target the rebel held base of the hole which is on the edge of the province as well as the damascus aleppo road which cuts through. the syrian government is also intensifying attacks on the rebel held damascus suburb of beeston cooter they've managed to tak

europe. actually does with cases political motivation case. when you say you're against corruption there but you pay bribes you've been corrupt or have been not corrupt i did just so actually what the president say and in the whole country. that is not the other way there is a lot of we. want to go is the anti corruption bureaus most wanted fugitive. their hunting him for the gas window. they raided his office in march twenty sixth dean even had his mother arrested in madrid during that raid we understand they picked up a copy of our document the quick pace deal. despite this they seem to be doing little to bring the oligarchs involved to justice. and. mr is it was is can businessmen a foursome who could get it so in the. role of the. justice then you would do it. for you miss and some do but it is to need. to have all folks a man whose business empire spans the globe. retraced some of his property assets. mrs fox is a social media star regularly in london the photographer always takes pictures in the same place the market belgravia neighborho

security council as well as members of the g seven g twenty and nato and we are europe's two foremost military powers it is incumbent upon us to demonstrate leadership in meeting the great challenges of our time and upholding the international rules based system we've agreed that u.k. france cooperation remains critical to european defense and that together we will continue to play a full role to improve the security of the continent and today we can confirm that the u.k. france combined joint expeditionary force will be ready to deploy up to ten thousand troops quickly and effectively to face any threat by twenty twenty the shared interests of the u.k. and france and indeed europe itself extend far beyond our immediate borders africa's security and prosperity is vitally important to us all in recent years the u.k. and france work side by side to combat the global threat posed by the a bowler epidemic and today i can announce that in the same spirit of cooperation we will step up our efforts in the soft hell to prevent islamic islamist extremism breeding instability and insecurity fue

for joining us face with diet conditions back home thousands of nigerians try to make their way to europe but once they get to libya the main transit point many find themselves trapped in subjected to slavery torture and abuse now the nigerian government is stepping in frying five hundred migrants stranded in libya back home al-jazeera is ahmed interest traveled with some of them his exclusive report. a cramped office in the center of tripoli is the only decent place these nigerian teenagers have seen in years they left home with promises of a life of opportunity and comfort nothing prepared them for what followed in libya joy is not her real name she says she was sold for one thousand one hundred dollars to buy her freedom she needed to pay around two thousand five hundred dollars last week she and her friend saw a chance to escape from there by air and they took. her to a guest jeff rense so our minds we decided to run we jumped for his very high friends as minds so we ran the marathon we're going to see it simulates keeps iran libya she told us many like car have been killed for the fl

including europe it takes more than. it takes more than public city to do this we need to walk together was force. the special going to do with the criminal groups. for now african countries continue to evacuate citizens from libya preventing those citizens from attempting to reach europe again is proving difficult regardless of what happens to them in transit. reese al-jazeera. a man has died during an anti-government protest in tunisia the interior ministry denies a protester was run over by a police car saying he suffered a medical condition demonstrators have been fighting with security forces in the town of table to buy near the capital tunis protests spread to as many as ten towns people are angry at austerity measures that have led to tax hikes and higher prices for basic goods. the u.s. government has decided to end the temporary protected status of more than two hundred sixty thousand immigrants from el salvador protesters rallied against the move outside the white house people from el salvador were allowed to l

all of those things are illegal under international law increasingly it looks like europe has given up worrying about such things. the european commission more grief and pushback were legal as long ago in two thousand and thirteen but since then greece itself hungary bulgaria slovenia all built fences to keep refugees out and many other countries simply close their borders and the european commission did absolutely nothing about its growth of the thoughts of everybody else is doing it they want to wait. the police who previously given us access to their fence and border patrols gave us a statement denying that they turn any refugees around and claim their priority is human dignity but human rights advocates say they know pushbacks happen all the time and accuse the greek governments of breaking international law is only one choice to follow the law if you start by passing a law means that your rule of law system is collapsing in these the problem with goes together with refugee crisis as we call it goes into refugees garcia was in reception groceries in the rule of law crisis for europ

however got some very nasty weather piling into europe as we go on through this coming week certainly wednesday into thursday we will see some stormy weather slipping in from the atlantic and it will rattle its way across the u.k. at the moment we've got quite a rash of wintry flowers coming through a lovely speckling of snow showers there just toppling into scotland and that will push its way further east which as we go on through the next few hours will sosa just seven celsius top temperature in london very cold have really freshening up on recent values nine degrees f. of paris and eight in sheer not too bad i'm afraid at around thirteen degrees in range of the mid teens at all safe athens before many past you can see we have now got an area of wintry weather starting to push its way in and it will make its way right across much of europe as we go on through a whedon's day said quite a rattling of snow showers coming into those central and eastern parts getting into ukraine getting into moscow temperatures here just minus seven celsius would be plus seven further west the city stil

heavy rain and melting snow have forced the closure of one of europe's most important shipping routes the rhine river in western germany has risen to dangerous levels between cologne dusseldorf and bomb it's expected to peak on tuesday. emergency crews in central argentina are struggling to control wildfires which been raging for a week hot dry weather has worsened conditions in a national park in the center of pumper province using heavy machinery to open roads and cut off the blazes the wildfires have burned through one hundred thousand hectares of land so far. now it's summertime in argentina where dozens of cultural festivals are in full swing organizers say one of them is unique and stories about reports the mambo festival reflects the heart of argentina's traditions where men train for years with a dream of becoming dance champions. the small city of level of a in the central province of the court of the law is transformed every year by my lot more. danced exclusively by men who train for years to be able to compete here. as a way of life it is choosing a lifestyle it's not a jo

it's frustrating that country when working together including europe it takes more than for toning it takes more than public city to do this we need to walk together boss sauce class in this nation going to do with the clean medical bills. for now african countries continue to evacuate citizens from libya preventing those citizens from attempting to reach europe again is proving difficult regardless of what happens to them in transit. how many drees al jazeera . now people close to the media personality and business woman oprah winfrey say she's considering a run for the u.s. presidency in twenty twenty. twenty twenty began trending on twitter on sunday after she gave a rousing speech at the golden globes awards in hollywood is on. the new day is on the rise it was best known for a talk show which made her billions of dollars know the talk is of oprah running for president for too long women have not been heard or believed if they dared to speak their truth to the power of those men but their time is up. comments at the golden globe awards in hollywood and several standing ovations wa

has become one of the dominant things of our time but this huge flow of people isn't only aimed at europe but the united states many from central asia and to russia instead so what faces them on the right. moscow russia's capital a growing metropolis with an expanding population. since the collapse of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred ninety one the russian federation has become one of the most important immigrant destinations in the world second only to the united states and on a par with germany. unlike europe however the majority of people going to russia political refugees and asylum seekers fleeing conflict in syria iraq and central africa. economic migrants looking for work. most of the migrants from former soviet territories with central asia are at the forefront of this massive human flood tens of thousands leave the republics of kyrgyzstan and tajikistan every year to find seasonal employment in russia's main cities. life far from home is not easy the most try to remain optimistic and positive migrant workers in russia face a cumbersome and often corrupt state bureauc

but a new one takes refugees overland to europe from istanbul in western turkey to villages near the border with greece from there they have to cross the wide and dangerous river if it us it's the international front tier people traffickers then leave them to walk for hours through forests on the greek side. as long as the reports from western turkey thousands are willing to risk their lives by making this new journey is done will isn't well known as a gathering point for refugees yet there is all the evidence you need that a significant smuggling operation is based here. in the central districts of x. arrive people from all kinds of places like ina fast so eritrea sri lanka pakistan nobody wants to tell you much about their plans but they do spend a lot of time on the phones all the refugees are tried the same thing how the deal is done in the nearby coffee houses smugglers charge up to two thousand dollars. and one day turns tonight some of those smugglers will tell you just how big the trade is. we do three trips a week there are others working till there's a trip every day in ist

however so changing the weather across western europe for the moment we've got cloud and right now sinking further southward colder air tucking in behind this massive very wet weather has caused some flooding into parts of france and germany where the weather now making its way down across a good part of spain and over the peyronie's there will be some snow even over the high ground in the spanish plain again little bits and pieces of snow now says the temperature eight degrees celsius in madrid it'll be warmer in zero six the avalanche risk does remain in place further east one eight degrees celsius there for bucharest as well and a few showers around the eastern side of the mediterranean there in the process of pulling out of the way quiet weather coming in behind should be too bad here as we go on into the early part of next week meanwhile the rather stormy weather will continue across those western parts and there we go temperatures in london recently getting up to fifteen degrees celsius temperature of five degrees on sunday but i think at least for northern parts of england across mu

well as we saw in that report many of those making the risky journey to europe started off in africa nicholas hock has been talking to one man in senegal who told him why he's so they're trying to leave his country behind yusuf in the us doesn't want to be here he's tried twice to go to france and failed both times. now he wants to go again he says he deserves a better life. i'm a father my family depend on me i decided to leave senegal because my degrees and diplomas seem useless here. as a child he thought he would play professional football in europe instead he went to university and became an i.t. engineer hoping to find work at home but here in senegal he never found a full time job. my parents sold whatever they want to pay for my education they've never asked me to pay them back but i know i owed them because they have suffered for me and i am ready to suffer for them and so is preparing to travel again by road and see to the shores of europe. despite joint efforts by police forces and coast guards from both european and african countries the trafficking of migrants and refuge

as a child he thought he would play professional football in europe instead he went to university and became an i.t. engineer hoping to find work at home but here in senegal he never found a full time job. my parents sold whatever they want to pay for my education they've never asked me to pay them back but i know i owed them because they have suffered for me and i'm ready to suffer for them and so is preparing to travel again by road and see to the shores of europe. despite joint efforts by police forces and coast guards from both european and african countries the trafficking of migrants and refugees continues. the u.n. estimates the people smuggling trade to be worth more than thirty five billion dollars a year and it's booming. more than three thousand people died last year most of them were african and. there are no official numbers of migrants have actually made it to europe some have drowned in the mediterranean others have died of thirst hunger in the desert and then there are those who have been taken as slaves. we were sold by senegalese traffickers not arabs our own brother