many of your view. in the end i think britain or maybe just england will be ok we'll sort of muddle through somehow we'll be poor a week or less influential but we'll be ok but i'm not so sure all of the european union. will be ok and i think that in this thank you very much my country. to west africa now where youth unemployment in the gambia is pushing many young people in particular to leave the country but twenty five year old cycle. is one who's chosen to stay and he's encouraging other young gambians to do the same he. reports now from the capital banjul. it's known for its beautiful coastline and the sex tourism that it attracts but for some young man prostitution is the only opportunity they have to make any kind of living one in two people live in poverty here young people dream of a better future. i thought about leaving gambia but they don't have any money if i had the money i would go. youth unemployment is high roughly forty percent in the past people mainly wanted to leave the gambia because of its former president rule due to fear and suppression until twenty seventy

have their case against mining company vidanta heard in england the plaintiffs allege that their land and livelihood had been destroyed by water pollution caused by the. copper mine in the north the donta delisted from london last year but maintains a legal base in britain the case could pave the way for more legal action against multinational companies with offices in the u.k. . japanese carmaker nissan will spend more than two hundred million dollars equipping its south african factory to build a new pick up truck capacity at the plant outside pretoria well increased by thirty thousand cars each year four hundred new jobs will be added production is aimed at the local and continental markets and opened the plant in one thousand nine hundred eighty three its only production operation in sub-saharan africa although many global carmakers only have plants in south africa and many rivals now the plan to open factories in nigeria gonna and kenya. struck you emissions rules are changing the streets of europe for the better as the small clears and electric vehicles start to replace diesels

fork for many of your viewers in the end i think britain or maybe just england will be ok. somehow we'll be poor a week or less influential but we'll be ok but i'm not so sure all the european union. will be ok. thank you very much my country. the winner of israel's closest election in years is the man who won the last four elections israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to make history and begin a fifth term as prime minister his main challenger centrist benny gantz conceded defeat but leaders of gods as blue and white party say as the opposition they will make life for netanyahu very difficult. benjamin netanyahu triumphs again he was confident of a win on election night even before official results were announced. no dates and nights of colossal victory colossal i am very moves with the backing of israel's religious parties netanyahu and his likud party are more strongly placed to form a government together they have a majority of sixty five parliamentary seats out of a total of one hundred twenty. nation of israel has entrusted me for the fifth time. with an even gre

england mr briggs good to see you again i want to get your take on something that we did not hear today the ethiopian authorities when they released this preliminary report they did not mention the word boeing why do you think they avoided the name of the plane's manufacturer. this is a preliminary report it's supposed to be without blame and they were trying to put out over a technical reports and also they're trying to make sure that everybody knew it wasn't. the planes to crash but they were saying it was the actual aircraft itself they probably didn't mention the name boeing because quite frankly there's no need because they are actually talking about the process itself that will come along light when the fly about the authorities they recommended that boeing conduct a thorough check of the plane's software and as i said at the beginning of the show know when suggested that there may be something greater here that is wrong such as a design flaw in the plane what's your take on the cause of these two crashes is it just a software problem that can be fixed with a software patch and yo

teammates on the england squad were the focus of targeted abuse in a game in montenegro last month similar treatment of non white players has been evident elsewhere in europe rose told english media he has had enough but he does expect to play for several more years before quitting the sport. and many music fans are as fascinated by their idols musical instruments as they are with the hits that they love to listen to at the metropolitan museum in new york an exhibition is set to open featuring some of rock and roll's most felt most prominent hardware from the telecast of played by blues legend muddy waters to john lennon's twelve string reckon the display is a treasure trove of music lovers. it was the start of a revolution. and now the art spaces of the met museum in new york are being filled by the icons of rock'n'roll. using a cornucopia of instruments play it loud is taking on the history of the genre that changed music forever it's a great time because this is one of the most important artistic movements of our lifetimes i'm generations now rock and roll is seventy years seven

regular counts but these dairy free zones are to from an england are internet pioneers the government funded by greedy p.i. center in somerset has teamed up with cisco networks for the five g. rural first project. around fifty of the one hundred eighty strong herd wears five g. smart collars and health monitoring ear tags. what we're trying to do with five fish that we're trying to so that we can have much more than a couple of forms in. that we can connect every cow we can connect every anymore in this farm the cows five g. color controls a robotic milking system when the cow feels ready to be milked it approaches the machine gates which open automatically the device recognizes an individual kero to precisely latch onto its teats for milking while the kero happily munches on a food reward it's marty it provides location data whilst also tracking health we've got other technology there's one in the here which is the small target that one is with the current activity. so that we know its activity and if its activity drops off early indicator that maybe the cows are feeding farewell to

in the end i think britain or maybe just england will be ok we'll talk a muddle through somehow we'll be poor a week or less influential but we'll be ok but i'm not so sure all of the european union. will be ok and i think that in this thank you very much my country. it's about it's a timothy garton ash the casting doubt on whether the e.u. is going to survive can people like him offer a solution for the current political deadlock the u.k. is in. he doesn't pretend that he has a magic wand but he hopes for the democratic process to take over here puts us open paul and he says democracy is messy and sometimes it takes time but we need to go through this we need to go through this process and it might take some weeks it might take months but he's hoping that parliament in the end will find a solution and he said he's actually very proud of polman that the moment he's proud of the the stance that many m.p.'s have been taking and a passionate speeches they've been giving and he wants to see this transformed into action he also says well if they haven't got there by the end of the year tho

collection of books from england. and my job was to dust every day. my father was totally doest the books but don't read them. in one nine hundred ninety one or korea was awarded the prestigious man booker prize for fiction for his novel the famished road the book addresses the coexistence of the spiritual and material world through the life of the spirit child living in an unnamed nigerian city. the river became a road. on the road branched out to the whole world. because the road was once a river it was always hungry. the author is in berlin to headline the african book festival which starts on thursday and of crete is a philosopher a mesmerizing and thought provoking all thought and someone who's not afraid to step up and speak his mind. joins me. thank you very much thank you for correcting me about the pronunciation of your neck see it's a pleasure to be and i'm glad you disobey joe father and read the books i think everybody is. you said the famished wrote the book a prize winning book you wrote it to give yourselves reasons to live things evolve sea change a great deal for you sinc

host manchester city in an all england clash city are trying to make history the season achieve something no other english side has ever done win a quadruple that's two domestic cups in england as well as the premier league champions league. manchester city barely have time to catch their breath right now in bed guardiola side to reach the english cup final at the weekend now they european hopes are on the line star striker sergio aguero returns from injury to boost a stellar attack also featuring rocky stirling as the campaign for an unprecedented quadruple continues. to knows this will be a tough examination of city's credentials even if he'd like it to be an easy encounter. who goes into minute. to. minute to play it in the way first like. when we know each other quite well and we're going to to make it would be. city will have to keep a close eye on harry kane the striker has already scored five goals in the tournament this season even with the threat he poses there's no doubt the odds as stacked against tottenham have lost their last three games against the premier league c

football stadiums england player danny rosa said he can brake to get out of the game because he's so disgusted by racism and the response of football authorities produce and some of his team itself on the english squad the focus of targeted abuse in agreement montenegro last month similar treatment of nonwhite players has been evident as fair europe goes told english media he'd had enough but he does expect to play for several more years before the sport. this in germany is mocking hundred years since the founding of the influential school of design now if you're a fan of the modern ascetic you'd want to pay a visit to the brand new museum which opened today in the city of that's where the movement got its start more than a thousand items on display or what five floors the museum puts these icons of progressive design in the historical context that is during the nazis of rice to power. your washing do you have any use coming up next indeed to do business in africa national elections later this year in tunisia but the government is reluctant to end its state of emergency as the econom

good for like it's great it's great for them to just bypass england direct it's fantastic fantastic and here are some of the other business stories making the news movement in merger talks between germany's two biggest lenders deutsche bank of amounts bank as italy's uni credit says it would be interested in buying commerce bank as well italian bank has already to make a multi-billion euro offer in case talks between the two german lenders fail banks declined to comment on the matter i was in founder and c.e.o. jeff bezos and wife mackenzie have finalize their divorce she is giving up all her interest in the washington post newspaper which bezos bought in two thousand and thirteen and blue origin the space exploration company he founded she's also relinquishing most of her albums of stake leaving her with four percent worth thirty five billion dollars a new york judge told the securities and exchange commission and the long mosque to settle a dispute over how much the tesla c.e.o. can tell in his twitter feed the f.c.c. says mr musk violated a deal when he tweeted about production w

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. this is the former headquarters of rainier technology in cambridge england the company used to make plastic spinal implants brainier was one of thousands of small businesses in europe that were trying to break into the medical devices market. about ten years ago started testing plastic disks and baboons. after several months the animals were euthanized and autopsies were carried out. the results of the autopsies were later leaked by a whistleblower. doctor researcher long is looking through them right now the documents showed that there were serious problems with the discs. as among the studio and highlands pay it's clear from the studies that the implants did not become properly integrated into the spinal system vic's nish to. host later i noticed similar complications in my patients who've been given these discs you know what inputs in the bowels who only of tom. but the company apparently ignored these results despite the warning signs. no. brainier now needed to carry out a series of clinical tests on humans some of those tests were conducted here at the pro spine facility in so

you are right. not on stories of racial abuse in european football stadiums england stop playing danny rose has said he can wait to get out of the game because he's so disgusted by reese ism and the response of football authorities rose and some of his team mates on the england squad were the focus of targeted abuse in a game at montenegro last month samina treatment of nonwhite as has been evident in england's premier league and span europe rose to english media he'd had enough but he does expect to play for seven more yes before treating the sport. this is a mock hundred years since the founding of the influential bio house school of design and architecture one of the highlights of the many celebrations is today's opening of the new museum and city of by that's where the movement began more than a thousand items on display over five floors the new york museum icons of progressive design in the turbulent historic day of contex during the nazis rise to power. you're watching news has a recap of the top story that they're following for you british prime minister to resign asking the eur

follow up now to stories of racial abuse in european football stadiums england star player danny rose has said he can't wait to get out of the game because he's so disgusted by racism and the response of football authorities pros and some of his team mates on the england squad with the focus of targeted abuse in the game and wants need very last month similar treatment of nonwhite players has been evident in england's premier league and elsewhere in europe rose told english media he's had enough but that he does expect to play for several more years before quitting the sport. men and women are competing against each other in a professional golf tournament for the first time of the join jordan mixed open this week husband and wife scott and kyle henry from scotland are among the players in the jordanian red sea resort of the total prize fund for the landmark event is around four hundred thousand dollars. the top women's tennis player in the world has switched her allegiance japan's naomi osaka has agreed to a deal with sports apparel giant nike she had previously been tied to nike