this is going to get even more attention in a positive way with this recognition by unesco. it music industry terms, hip—hop has taken over the world, but reggae is still a big deal? reggae is a big deal. i mentioned to someone earlier, it is almost like having a vital organ when you are from jamaica, that functions outside of your body. it is a big deal, it represents such a big escape for people who are dealing with all kinds of struggles. it also is a means of celebration and we are very proud that reggae music is just about in every culture you can name in the world, is aware of reggae music thanks to people like bob marley, the wailers. you mentioned it is like a vital organ. i remember taking our kids to one of the first reggae gigs and one of my daughters, talking about the walking bass, she said she could feel the music inside the bass. as physical as it can be, mental and emotional. itjust hits you. like bob marley said, one good thing about music, when it hits it, it you feel no pain. i am sure she felt no pain, but felt the music. there are some genres in reggae

unesco said that reggae and committed to the international discourse on issues of resistance, justice, and humanity. tell me what you think about our talking point today. it is this liquid diet being trialled for type 2 diabetes sufferers here in england. let us know what you think of that, we do have a few tweets coming in already. someone in london saying yeah, he would do it, if they are tasty but if they taste like wallpaper paste, not so much. stay with us. hello there. yesterday was a really dramatic day of large crashing waves and also some very powerful gusts of wind. the top gust was recorded in the western side of the isle of wight, at the needles — 82 miles an hour reported here. plymouth and capel curig, in conwy, north—west wales, 72. there were a number of place that had gusts into the 60s. the area of low pressure that brought those strong winds was this onejust heading to the western side of norway. the main parent low though still remains anchored to the north—west of scotland and indeed it's edging closer to the northern isles. so those winds are still pretty s

there have been celebrations in jamaica and at a unesco meeting in mauritius, after reggae music was put on a list of global intangible cultural treasures. this was the moment the announcement was made. let's get together and feel all right. modern love, modern love, let get together... unesco said reggae contributed to the international discourse on issues of injustice, resistance and humanity. too right. also added to unesco's list is the art of water measuring in algeria, hand puppetry in egypt, and traditional massai male rites of passage on kenya. very small on all the news, any time on the website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team. on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. that it for now, do come again. bye— bye. hello there. yesterday was a really dramatic day of large and crashing waves and some very strong gusts of wind. the top gust was recorded on the western edge of the isle of wight, at the needles — a gust of 82 miles an hour recorded here. 72 in plymouth, 72 as well in capel curig, in conwy in north—west wales. there were a number of sites that g

those careers have made several efforts in recent years to end hostilities their joint bid to unesco for the sport to be recognized is the latest step on the road to reconciliation on the korean peninsula. it is highly symbolic and it reminds us of the power of cultural heritage for that earth and for peace sharon's inclusion on unesco's intangible cultural heritage list has been warmly welcomed on the korean peninsula and is a reminder of the power of sport in building relationships. the man who set out to become the first person to swim across the pacific ocean has been ports to abandon his attempt fifty one year old ben they call called off the vicious endeavor after a storm broke the main sail of his support ship he had swam almost three thousand kilometers about a third of the planned distance the frenchman was attempting to raise awareness of marine pollution by swimming through the so-called great pacific garbage patch. well here in germany the government plans to roll out latest generation of mobile phone technology across large parts of the country but it's not a very smooth

sport that's been enjoyed for thousands of years on the korean peninsula has just received a joint unesco listing serum or korean traditional wrestling is the first cultural activities shared between north and south korea to get the award reports from an dong in south korea sit him or korean traditional wrestling is a fading sport in south korea until some twenty years ago it was the nation's most popular televised sport. champions were awarded golden ox trophies and a ticket to nationwide stardom but this year's largest student tournament had to be pushed back by a day just a week before the event as a sports national association could not secure a live broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home unesco has put shoot him on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the

and natural landscape especially worth protecting the widened sea with its denizens has been a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and. ten villages have a distinctive style. compass embodies. with it. it's a place for the well heeled. is the most elegant of the twelve. the friesian village of them is steeped in tradition the buildings date from the eighteenth century they're known as captain's house it's in the local museum you can find out about the way people used to live. they were seafarers and whalers captains and fisherman. then tourism came towards the end of the nineteenth century and turned the fishing island into a vacation island. everyone finds something special about. somewhere between the sea and the title flats and the inviting frees you not miss fear. made my way up to the north of the islands to list it's not only suits northernmost town it's the northernmost town in all of germany everything the list is denmark. started from list harbor and this ship is going to take me to see what might be the mudflats most popular inhabitants the seals were lucky enough

raised tensions and led to martial law being declared in the ukraine and of reggae finds its groove on unesco's world heritage list the u.n. calls all the nation has added to make his musical to his collection of global treasures worthy of protection and promotion we'll tell you about the other cultural traditions also on the list a court in the philippines convicts three police officers for the murder of a teenage boy but will it signal a change in president returned to his war on drugs a major chapelle you can connect with us throughout the show is in the hash tag three district. you are with the news played live on. aaron streaming online through you tube facebook live and that al-jazeera dot com thank you for joining us we begin with breaking news out of new york and donald trump's former personal lawyer michael cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to congress he says he made the false statements out of loyalty to the u.s. president let's bring in particle hand in washington d.c. patty what this what is this all about and how big of a deal is it. it's a pretty big deal this is all about russia

a new color spoke with a man also an internist the director of that unesco education report she asked him about the main findings. mr anthony as refugees stand have the same educational chances as other children and one of the main barrier is refugee children come from some of the poorest countries in the world they have had to survive conflict sometimes not to have disasters and when they come from a war zone and they seek refuge in another country and they have left their home behind it means they also cover a car with them the traumas and the difficulties of transition and it is very important for the education system that receives them to provide them with the kind of support that they need to really be able to start feeling that they belong in the new society has the situation in germany germany is one of the leading countries in the world that have included refugees in national education systems and not only in terms of their basic education but also by giving them opportunities to recognise the skills and prior learning they have with them in order to integrate into the labor m

that is according to unesco's global education monitoring report. it says that around four million refugees between the ages of five and 17 did not attend school at all last year. in some countries like lebanon or ghana, only around half of refugees of school age attended primary school. the figure is much worse for secondary education, with only 11% in that age group enrolled in classes. this is significantly less than the worldwide average. the report also revealing that the hire someone's level of education, the greater the desire to flee their homeland. people with a primary education are twice as likely to leave than those without. those with an intermediate level of education are three times more likely, while university graduates are four times more likely to try and leave. dw spoke with manos antoninis, the director of that unesco education report. she asked him about the main findings. reporter: refugees do not have the same educational chances as other children. what are the main barriers? >> refugee children come from some of the poorest

broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home unesco has put shoot him on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer she. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches the ground you when you start by holding onto your opponent's had a fabric belt and band you nest goes listing may help rebuild sit in his popularity the sport has been dying out in recent years ago only two professional teams are maintaining many teams lost their funding when sponsors pulled out after the one thousand nine hundred seven financia

broadcast lot with the country's public broadcaster for the finale despite dwindling interest at home unesco has put shoot him on the intangible cultural heritage list based on its two thousand year history and how the sport lives on to this day north and south korea submitted separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer she. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two careers talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches the ground you when you start by holding onto your opponent's had a fabric belt and band in as goes listing may help rebuild sit in his popularity the sport has been dying out in recent years are the only two professional teams are maiming many teams lost their funding when sponsors pulled out after the one thousand nine hundred seven financial

both careers have made several efforts in recent years to end hostilities their joint bid to unesco for the sport to be recognized is the latest step on the road to reconciliation on the korean peninsula. it is highly symbolic and it reminds us of the power of cultural heritage for that earth and for peace. sharon's inclusion on unesco's intangible cultural heritage list has been warmly welcomed on the korean peninsula and is a reminder of the power of sport and building relationships. well here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you ukraine's parliament has voted to impose martial wall after russia's seized three ukrainian ships off the disputed the in financial of ukraine's president poroshenko has said it's a new phase of aggression while the u.s. has accused russia of an outrageous and violation of ukraine's sovereignty. you're watching the w. news wire from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day and stick around for the. economy. that's the nickname of this electronic waste dump in a crock. pot for those who know. it's also a treasure tro

when the old churches had to live easy was placed on the unesco world heritage list its appeal was enhanced to new couples who wish to marry here in the brief summer months have to apply in plenty of time in addition to services and christenings concerts are held year too. land. for india and carry two architects from house cindy there were personal reasons for deciding to marry in pity of a.z. church into his great grandmother was married here to a century ago almost to the day. land. land for generations couples have married here in this way petit of a.z. gets its first mention in historical documents in seven hundred twenty one the year in which the northern war was ended by treaty. that go beyond. western finland remained in the swedish sphere of influence and so it was that the people of had to live a.z. apply to king frederick the first of sweden for permission to build a chapel they originally made it their wish was to worship in simple fashion in a church of their own. oh i have little. i have two years later frederick the first replied that in view of conditions in pity of a.z. he

. >> pero hoy 29 de noviembre sus feligreses otra vez estÁn de fiesta, la unesco reconociÓ la romerÍa de la virgen de zapopan como patrimonio cultural de la humanidad. >> lo mÁs importante >> lo mÁs importante que hayan reconocido nuestra romerÍa. que reconocido nuestra romerÍa. >> esto nos >> esto nos da la confianza y la seguridad que nuestra madre nos va a cuidar sobre todo.. seguridad que nuestra madre nos va a cuidar sobre todo. >> la tradiciÓn se >> la tradiciÓn se remonta a r 1734 es un ritual que comienza 1734 es un ritual que comienza en mayo y termina el 12 dergen guadalajara a la basÍlica de zapopan. de la iglesia de guadalajara a la basÍlica de zapopan. >> esta gastronomÍa.onjunto son mÁs >> son mÁs de 14 millas de de 1 recorrido donde se mezcla la recorrido donde se mezcla la liturgia con lo prehispÁnico liturgia con lo prehispÁnico que convoca a miles de fieles y estrecha ladoss entre la comunidad.de fieles y estrecha ladoss entre la comunidad. >> con esta >> con esta declaratoria, mÉxico suma 9 declaraciones suma 9 declaraciones declaradas matrimonio, entr

fue reconocido como el unesco, patrimonio cultural de la humanidad. >> se sumarÁ con exposiciones de tradiciÓn de celebración mexicana. en la muestra hubo danzas tÍpicas, altares con ofrendas, cantinas, y el famoso pan de muerto. que tengan buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ¡ay! ¿por qué no se fija?

they look at them there's a story behind every facade they do with all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but you want to get a. note that this is holy trinity square and they get some. funky district where daily life is relaxed children play on a square grandmother sit outside in the afternoon their way out of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean plan. and the prices are affordable that. i. look at i want them if i want to enjoy a good mayor that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy particle fried plantain that know. that. that will happen next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for the love of us whether i whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. also goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cotton you know a window to the caravan. continue our journey along the wine route we're off to zion. is a

there's a story behind every interest i want all this color and history it's a unesco world heritage site but we wanted. to. see you know that this is holy trinity square and they get some money out there. yes it's a very funky district where daily life is relaxed the children play on the square as a grandmother sit outside in the afternoon it's a way of people play dominoes and listen to music that. you're going to get some money offers popular culture and caribbean flair. and the prices are affordable that. i. can look at me if i want to enjoy the good me that i go to. in this restaurant you can sample the best of caribbean cuisine such as coconut rice and crispy pattern fried plantain it's no big. deal here. i want to know why they're now next to the old town hall that the historical ramparts of from the colonial era it's a place for lovers where they whisper sweet nothings or recite poetry to each other so many people also just come here to relax. i'll say goodbye now and i hope you've enjoyed my book i wrote or of cartagena a window to the caribbean. continue our journey along t

that a replica was built in china for around eight hundred million euros the real house was declared a unesco world heritage site in nine hundred ninety seven so let's go see the original. there are many many chinese tourists here and they all want one thing a photo a photo of polish in austria and they want to be in it too for some reason the small village in the common good region is immensely popular two groups come see and click yes it's pretty of course but why in fact do they come here. number three. three. three beautiful. you know word among their neighbor and. for the flower. of my cake we. come here to make a dream come true because he's so beautiful. up to seven thousand chinese visitors through the streets every day. but they don't stay long just long enough for a snapshot or too. much to the annoyance of some of hotshots eight hundred residents. don't yet have time to drink a cup of coffee not to buy a souvenir just walk through take hundreds of pictures and then i'm bundled back to the bus and on to the next town. i can't even get through on the book because i get pushed from al

headed up the tanzania national parks authority today he protects flora and fauna in the game which has unesco world heritage status as the human population has risen dramatically in tanzania people and wildlife had to compete in food in the explosion in ivory trade has encouraged paging and elephants are particularly under threat. ravaged by touching and we could see. that had been mowed down by rifle fire almost everywhere so it was a very challenging period and my response was to work with everybody i could get to that puts him. around. there has been some progress but rangers have to contend with all infrastructure a lack of equipment and insufficient government funding. we have. this vision where every. one. of our. general to go through the pipes that tanzania's youth will carry on what he started . he's convinced that environmental protection can only work in conjunction with social and political stability. that's also the case two thousand kilometers away in madagascar. what is elana to support protecting nature is protecting life to continue to your life on earth. you want to much to

indigo blue drawing technique has been added to unesco's list of the world's intangible cultural heritage has been used for centuries in printing natural fabrics like cotton or linen oh. new a few blue dying shot some left in europe this time around you know scout has recognized among those sixteen living traditions such as the also of making fume as practiced in the us southern france. next up we take a journey into places full of melancholy and untold stories frenchmen while months here the scours abandoned buildings looking for pianos to photograph now perhaps his passion for the instruments stems from the fact that he himself is a pianist as well as for tague refer to the has spent about ten years visiting ruins across europe in search of old pianos tissues and the result of all his effort is a book called a requiem for piano. concert grand and upright piano forgotten then left to die a long slow death and once magnificent stately homes braving the elements and decay till the very last they bear witness to a bygone age. this is what photographer and pianist paul monti is out to captur

one thousand nine hundred five the cathedral and old town of santiago de compostela were declared a unesco world heritage site the pilgrimage attracts people from all walks of life . and i'm not caught up on it as a little bit of damage it's more that learning about myself than the people that we meet in. in fifteen zero nine a hospital was opened right next to the cathedral on the plaza the open door you know it was designed to treat exhausted pilgrims today the building houses a luxury hotel. that has four cloisters linking with different parts of the complex. pilgrims who can afford to stay here pay upwards of two hundred euros a night for a double room. it's a far cry from the modest conditions once offered by the hospital in the early sixteenth century. it was pretty much the first of the pilgrim state in the cathedral but there were a lot of infections and the smell was terrible so the decision was taken to build what was then one of the most important hospitals to treat the pilgrims and to provide them with accommodation to. go from going to. the hotel has continued one old standing

the cut off square and often cathedral are situated south of city hall the unesco listed building is the city's most famous landmark. the nobis bakery operates one of the one hundred fifty stalls it has been producing gingerbread according to the original recipe since eight hundred fifty eight. nowadays they also come with nuts omens chocolate icing or even in the shape of charlemagne. just as the special thing about our going to print is that they have to be made within city limits that has to do with rules which exist in germany linking the product to its geographical origin that means the designation of origin is or. at the back of the stand your a shorter is demonstrating how to make bits and there are no plantain filled with mars' of. the exact recipe is a carefully guarded secret but the brown dough includes flour and baking powder and three different kinds of sugar syrup icing sugar and rock sugar and spices of course and a seed cloves coriander cinnamon and all spice also known as come into each baker has his or her own special mixture next the dough has to be rolled out. of

together they've been listed as a unesco world heritage site since two thousand and four. over one hundred sixty stands set against the historic backdrop draw more it's because every year many want to try to pickled claim in specialties like peppermint two thousand and thirty kale lehman style as has been its part of the party season especially if you like katia dishes. curly kale is the quintessential bring and when to take. a bite of impact vegetable grows in the region for instance on horse who is found. the county needs cabbage all region eighteen in the eastern mediterranean region where it was grown some two thousand years ago in germany it's a favorite mainly in the north it's also popular in central europe north america and africa holds true it doesn't like to experiment when it comes to preparing it would be good for me kale goes best when cooked or smoked sausage cured pork. but when they start molding kale and again like i want to talk i'm not so sure i could eat that he does it for us because it's gotta get some frost or because then it turns the start of. this

separate beds to have the sport recognised but following a year of un president at harmonix us relations unesco pushed for them to be combined. there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer she. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches the ground you when you start by holding onto your opponent's had a fabric belt and band in as goes listing may help rebuild sit in his popularity the sport has been dying out in recent years are the only two professional teams or maiming many teams lost their funding when sponsors pulled out after the one thousand nine hundred seven financial crisis an estimated two to three thousand students below the age of eighteen are preparing to become south korea's next generation see them wrestlers. still the traditional folk sport is losing its place in the hearts of the younger audience at home. olympics if the two koreas g

separate beds to have the sport recognized but following a year of unprecedented harmonious relations unesco pushed for them to be combined there is hope among the sports athletes that suit him could play a part in bringing the two sides even closer. is a context board so if we compete with north korean athletes skin to skin i think it will help get the two koreas talking even more the main rule of saddam is simple if any part of your opponent's body above the knee touches the ground you when you start by holding onto your opponent's had a fabric belt and band. listing may help rehabilitate him his popularity the sport has been dying out in recent years are the only two professional teams or maiming many teams lost their funding when sponsors pulled out after the one thousand nine hundred seventy financial crisis an estimated two to three thousand students below the age of eighteen are preparing to become south korea's next generation system wrestlers. still the traditional folk sport is losing its place in the hearts of the younger audience at home. olympics if the two koreas get to jointly

unesco, the cultural agency of the united nations, made the ruling. and representatives from jamaica, where this genre of music originated, were visibly thrilled. reggae was born in the poor neighbourhoods of kingston in the 1960s. it reflected hard times and struggle but could also be joyous. it spread across the world with its calls for socialjustice, peace and love. three police officers in the philippines have been found guilty of the murder of a 17—year—old student during an anti—drug operation in manila last year. it's the first conviction for an extra—judicial killing carried out as part of president rodrigo duterte's controversial war on drugs. howard johnson has the details from manila. this was a controversial case because the night when it 17—year—old kian delos santos was killed police officers said he fought back and shot at them during a drug for operation so they shot and killed them in self defence but eyewitnesses and cctv footage set otherwise. he had been dragged across a basketball court, taken in an alleway, given a gu