on august the 4th 1914 germany invaded belgium. most of the world's major powers was soon drawn into the conflict. by the time the war ended almost 40 nations in europe africa the middle east and east asia were involved. the so-called rich war was fought with unprecedented destructive power a total of more than $16000000.00 people were killed. the allied powers including the british empire france the united states belgium italy and serbia had defeated the central powers the german empire austria hungary and the ottoman empire. when the armistice was announced in 1900 people in the allied countries took to the streets to celebrate. the french try to see more now described the scene in paris. in the crowd young factory workers and fashionably dressed ladies hugged and kissed each other. the great empires of europe were falling apart i. the wars that have killed millions prompted new demands for independence. in april 19th 16 irish republicans in dublin launched an insurrection against british rule. but the uprising was poorly organiz

we've told you about belgium's win over scotland and leading up to the match, two of belgium's players were focusing on something a little bit different. michy batshuayi and thorgan hazard had been getting lessons in how to play a traditional scottish instrument — the bagpipes — and they had the clothing to go with it. they gave it a good go. not quite sure of the tune though — perhaps best to stick to matters on the pitch. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — tulsen tollett — and the rest of the team that is your wednesday sport briefing. thanks for that. the world is full of insects. by some estimates they outnumber us by a ratio of 200 million to one, and they are a vital part of the world's ecosystem. now, a huge new insect farm has opened in the netherlands, hoping to use them as a sustainable source of protein. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they fascinate some, they horrify others. but insects help make the world go round. so important are they that the dutch king came to open this new insect farm near the border

sundaes dream became reality he moved to europe when just 16 to belgium. which soon opened the door to the nigerian national team's. best african team in the early nineties. it's like probably one of the most difficult national teams to break in because of the population of the country and football is the number one sport in africa in one juror and it's almost like a religion so when i got the call it was just a trial to see how i was i only got so good at the 1st game i played we won 60. and you know under. i was so blessed i was probably one of the best players on the pitch and that's on my national journey. in 1904 sunday moved from belgium to italy and. already his 2nd european club by the time he was. the 3rd followed one year later. they had already experienced as much as other players would in an entire career. on the 1st much off leave your side been shot there. and we lost $30.00 what's the would be france were the fill in the never thing you know. impressive it was impressive. but his 1st season acts alone was not an easy one. the club swapped tr

so they're very pleased that they have a successful breeding program in belgium. speak ogof bob speaking of baby elephants -- you're looking at what we would call a mud pit. at the bottom of that muddy water is mineral water that elephants drink but it become as little difficult when babies are around because they're like it's play time. and just stir it up. >> just one and a half tons effect that. >> and one of them laying down in the water. >> get up. we got to drink this stuff. i love how it's bottom first. i don't want to. i like it down here. oh, yeah. cute. ♪ >> i watched this video and the whole way through i felt very fortunate. this video captures just some of the stunning beauty of the american southwest. places like monument value, utah, arizona, the canyons, the striations of red rock. you can see history in all the different layers. >> and it's so peaceful. >> the kind of thing you only see in movies and tv. i feel blessed mewself to be living among it.it's a unique l. you don't see these geological features anywhere else but in this part of the u.s

and so it would prove back on the pitch as belgium's developed made sure of victory later on in what had been a somewhat subdued all english affair in madrid the belgians 87th minute strike turning tension into triumph. and putting liverpool 3rd on the all time list of european cup winners behind ac milan and rail madrid redemption after losing the final to rail a year ago redemption also for coach yogen caught up after he had failed to win his 6 previous major finals. tonight is really emotional most that's that's my main feeling it's. overwhelming all that stuff it feels really good but i'm much. carmen and i thought i would be when it finally happened but to morrow. going to liverpool and having something to celebrate that speak. liverpool fans in madrid face to race to get back home to celebrate that 6 european crown the players ending a 14 year wait to get their hands on a trophy that the club has now won twice as many times as any other english team paul reese al-jazeera last more news for you is always there 247 on our website al-jazeera dot com you can also copy and paste lin

the table shows some kind of result in belgium would put a stuttering start back on track. i thought it was gone straightaway because there's always one result kills us and it looked that way in kazakhstan. we have got to win every game and take something off the top tea m game and take something off the top team and that comes against russia and belgium, obviously. for that to happen, scotland will need every trick and every flick in the book. some team news, andy robertson will miss the qualifier. let's talk about northern ireland now. they're currently top of their group after they came from behind last saturday to beat estonia 2—1. a win tonight would make it four in a row in qualifying, with germany and the netherlands still to come. the northern ireland manager has made four changes from the team that beat estonia. evans comes into midfield and the three substitutes who came on to great effect start up front, jordanjones who came on to great effect start up front, jordan jones and the who came on to great effect start up front, jordanjones and the two goal—scorers

scotland have a difficult task, away to belgium, currently the world's top ranked side. steve clarke's reign as manager got off to a winning start as his side beat cyprus at hampden on saturday. wales are third in their group and play leaders hungary in budapest. there will be 3 thousand seats shut off after hungary were punished by uefa for racist chating and vandalism during the game with slovakia in march. i have talked to them about it before, sanctions on racism should before, sanctions on racism should be stronger, and for me, it is all about concentrating on the game. i have enough to worry about with the game and winning this game and yeah, we hope that all of the fans behave. as always, and all of the games, properly and how they should. ferrari are appealing the penalty handed to sebastian vettel that saw him demoted from first to second at the canadian grand prix. they have four days to gather evidence to back their case which has divided opinion across the sport. our reporterjoe lynskey has more. this is an overview of the incident which has split opinion acr

in group i, romelu lu ka ku scored twice for belgium as they beat scotland 3—nil in brussels. kevin de bruyne scored the other — as they made it four wins out four. there were also wins for russia and kazakhstan. italy have four wins from four games in group] — but they had to come from behind to beat bosnia—herzegovina in turin, with marco verratti getting the winner four minutes from time. there were also wins for finland and armenia. once again, rain was the winner at the cricket world cup in england — with a "no result" for the second day in a row. on monday, just seven overs were possible in the match between south africa and west indies — and on tuesday, the game in bristol between bangladesh and sri lanka was abandoned without a ball being bowled. it's only the fourth complete washout in world cup history, but the second at this year's tournament — and, once again, sri lanka were involved. their match against pakistan last week was also abandoned without any play. isa game is a game we came here to play and sometimes you think it is ok to share the points, i

he died in exile two years ago while receiving medical treatment in belgium. he was finally given a ceremony in a football stadium and supporters of his party were delighted. translation: i am proud today to see tshisekedi buried by us democrats. the funeral only possible because etienne tshisekedi's son was elected president at the end of last year. the man he replaced, former presidentjoseph kabila, did not attend the funeral, and nor did several other leading figures. the presidents of five of the country's neighbours did join the celebration. translation: we know that papa etienne tshisekedi was never president of the republic, but many presidents have honoured him as if he was a president, and this pleases me. the most surprising guest was paul kagame, president of rwanda. this country has been fighting rebels along the border with the drc for two decades, but on friday he joined his congolese and angolan —— saturday cou nterpa rts and they agreed to wipe out opposing groups. the ceremonies came to an end with the laying to rest of mr tshisekedi's oft

strike i have met mostly students coming from germany but also some from neighboring countries such as belgium france or the netherlands they demand they ask for more climate action their main priority is ending brown coal mining in germany the open pit lane iron mines and power plants in the region the rhine and reachin one of the main sources of c o 2 emissions in europe one of the protests is a 15 year old told me that the government's plan to keep these plants running for another 20 years which us crazy but an older gentleman watching the protests also called them naive in that a month for an immediate end to brown coal mining yet public support has recently written in germany for climate action the environmentalists green party is leading the polls and that is a huge boost for climate activists such as those protesters here and often. well eva leaders are deadlocked after failing to agree on who should fill the box top jobs when the current administration finishes its work later this year at the heart of the impasse is a disagreement between the e.u. used to powerhouses france and germany

by the end of the '50s, gm was a bigger economic entity than belgium and los angeles had more cars than did asia. such pel-meleconomic progress produced soaring expectations. this would be the new normal. in 1950, 40% of americans had never seen a television program. by may of '53, boston had more televisions than bath tubs.

and scotland are floored by belgium in tonight's european championship qualifiers. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, the latest from the women's world cup, where the defending champions the usa have got their tournament under way. good evening. oxfam has been heavily criticised by the charity commission over the way it dealt with claims that some of its staff were involved in sexual misconduct while helping victims of the 2010 earthquake in haiti. the report by the charities watchdog says oxfam failed to investigate fully allegations that some staff may have sexually abused children while working in disaster zones. oxfam has repeatedly apologised and today its chair of trustees described the episode as shameful. manveen rana reports. amid scenes of catastrophic damage, the earthquake in haiti in 2010 left hundreds of thousands dead and 1.5 million people without homes. but as today's report shows, 0xfam, one of the biggest charities that went into haiti to help, allowed its staff to sexually exploit desperate and vulnerable women and young girls. the report sa

now the wildlife charity, butterfly conservation, says a project to bring the insect from belgium and re—introduce it in northamptonshire appears to have been a success. martin borley reports. the hunt is on for the country's rarest butterfly. it has been a life or death struggle for the chequered skipper since they were reintroduced to england one year ago. the national spotlight was on this tiny insect when 42 chequered skippers, caught in belgium, were released at this secret location in rockingham forest. since then, britain's weather is unlikely to have helped the butterfly‘s survival. just after the butterflies emerged, it was really cold and damp, so they weren't very active. and then we had a really hot, dry summer where the vegetation got really parched. and then that was followed by quite a mild, dry winter. so we are really not sure of the effect that is going to have had on the butterflies. but this is proof that the chequered skipper has survived. i have just spotted a skipper, he is just perched there. and it is a male, and it is definitely one of our english skipper

are paying tribute to a veteran opposition leader it kennedy the longtime opposition leader died in belgium 2 years ago but political turmoil prevented the return of his body he died before his son for leaks won the presidency in the elections last year tend to security was a prominent critic a former leader to assess a sicko and co-founded the union for democracy and social progress party in 1902 he became an opponent along the former president who assassinated in 2001 and his son joseph kabila who govern the country for 18 years almost 2 years after she's a caddy's death his son phillips was sworn in as president although december's elections were marred by claims of fraud it was considered the 1st peaceful transfer of power in 59 years of independence speak to her his life for us in kinshasa so our moment 2 years in waiting haro tell us about the mood for us in contrast a stadium in the significance of today's ceremony. people have been deliberating all day they call it into the case of the hero a man who did stand up against corruption and challenge leaders such as what good is that wil

[no audio] presenting the wreath for belgium, captain gregory -- transportation officer, embassy of belgium. he's accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. donald mickey. [no audio] presenting the wreath for canada is mr. christopher givens and captain christian monahan, royal canadian navy, embassy of canada. they are accompanied by wwii veteran, mr. irvin powell. -- they are accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. irvin powell. accompanying the wreath for the czech republic, brigadier general john -- embassy of czech republic. accompanying him, world war ii veterans, mr. larry thorpe, mr. charles lawrence wheeler and mr. jose vollaldenado. [no audio] presenting the wreath for denmark, lieutenant colonel william kruger paulson, assistance defense military, naval and air attache, royal danish embassy. is accompanied by wwii veterans, corporal david wo allman and -- -- he is accompanied by world war ii veterans, corporal david wallman and -- representing the wreath for france, oliver -- embassy of france. he's accompanied by world war ii veterans, mr. wilbur williams and mr. lee. [no audio]

in 1904 sunday moved from belgium to italy and. already his 2nd european club by the time he was. the 3rd followed one year later f.c. cologne. sunday had already experienced as much as other players would in an entire career. before the 1st much off libya was against celtic. and we lost $30.00 what's the would be france were the fill in the never thing you know it was impressive it was impressive. but his 1st season next alone was not an easy one. the club swapped trainers 3 times in a season and narrowly avoided relegation. at the same time the stars of the nigerian national team were gearing up for the olympic games in atlanta. and only 2 years after his debut sunday was a key player for the super eagles. and they wanted him in the olympic games at any cost. we taught sunday in the national team when he was. a national team is not a complete we had players of the same generation who are exploding that the same time and and with all due respect you know lympics of today aside it's time the olympics was almost like a world cup winning all the games and even winning the final. was

they believed so much what the told them without seen me play for me to come to belgium for a trial. after the 1st training session the trainer and went to his office and called him out of general so we're keeping him. just like you know it's time that was when the professional voice of the confessional i was hit in africa and it was the dream of every soccer player to come to europe on be a professional soccer player. sundays dream became reality. just 16. which soon opened the door to the nigerian national team's. best african team in the early ninety's. it's like probably one of the most difficult national teams to break in because of the population of the country and football is the number one sport in africa in nigeria and it's almost like a religion so when i got the call it was just a trial to see how i was. the 1st game i played we won 60. and you know under. i was so blessed i was probably one of the best players on the pitch and that's how my national journal. 1994 sunday moved from belgium to italy and. already his 2nd european club by the time he was. the 3rd followed one

died in belgium 2 years ago but the political turmoil at the time and disagreements with joseph kabila the former president delayed his homecoming to be there is no longer leader of the democratic republic of congo she's a cavy son felix's his father was given a state funeral it with we are very proud because. from no till to morrow and to morrow every young man will be able to fight to be liberated the country. spent decades in politics fighting against corruption and challenging leaders such as this is a sicko laurent kabila and his son joseph kabila just played for a long time i think 30 hears ago just fighting for democrats in this country and now his son he the father is heard and his son is now the 1st thing this country is that there is still 12 of the of the right there with what what his father did last time. but feel it is the kiddies election when was controversial some here believe opposition leader martin for luke one december's vote for you to challenge the result in court but lost the case he was sworn in soon after the ruling had offered the synthetics a felix the cat t

he's even had exhibitions in belgium and france are with a political message which is that products don't disappear when we're done using them in fact most will outlive us all. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. progress cos manufacturing processes simply produce a lot of waste and one major source of this waste is fabric dyes the textile industry works with toxic compounds most of them are made from petro chemicals now a start up in france is found and environmentally friendly alternative using bacteria to generate. in shades ranging from burgundy to blue. you know. this may look like modern art but it's virtually a natural process at work believe it or not these blue color trails are made by bacteria. we've known for decades that microorganisms can produce pigments what we're doing today appealingly is expanding their production to an industrial scale that would have you to replacing the production of petrochemical dyes worldwide in the long gone. 70 blatche and beyond. say

of belgium. he's accompanied by world war ii veteran, mr. donald mcgee. presenting the wreath for canada is mr. christopher givens and captain christian monahan, royal canadian navy, embassy of canada. they are accompanied by world veteran, mr. irvin powell. accompanying the wreath for the czech republic, brigadier attache.defense air embassy of czech republic. accompanying him, world war ii veterans, mr. larry thorpe, mr. charles lawrence wheeler and mr. jose vollaldenado. presenting the wreath for denmark, lieutenant colonel william kruger klausen, assistance defense military, naval and air attache, royal danish embassy. he is accompanied by world war ii veterans, corporal david wo wallman, mr. stan walsh, and mr. ortega. representing the wreath for france, air force colonel oliver, deputy defense at cachet -- attache. embassy of france. he's accompanied by world war ii veterans, mr. wilbur williams and mr. lee. representing the country of embassynaval attache, of greece. he's accompanied by wo

held in the democratic republic of congo for veteran opposition leader etienne tshisekedi he died in belgium 2 years ago but political turmoil had prevented the return of his body his son felix won the presidency after elections last year and liverpool have been crowned kings of european football for the 6th time in their history after beating tottenham hotspur in the champions league final tottenham conceded a penalty after just 20 seconds to put liverpool one nil up at the final in madrid but it was belgium to develop already who sealed victory for the reds with a late goal final score tottenham nil liverpool 2 well those are the headlines and now it's back to shelter after which they'll be more news. the platform where i stand. with my boyfriend my couple other neighbors so to say. this is our tank that broke as a profit. and when they i know about that being homeless man situation i remember 2 days ago. when the robbery happened. sheriff's office and that coming down here looking for they sale and sort of thing came down here was that i saw it come out basically told us they have a week

facing belgium on home turf is among international football's most difficult tests. not least for steve clarke, in only his second game as scotland manager. belgium's line—up read like a who's who of the premier league, and two of the star names combined early on to signal danger. scotland's goal was under siege, and shortly before half—time their defences were breached. romelu lukaku rising to open the scoring. after the break, he made it two, and with that went scottish hopes. kevin de bruyne finished the visitors off, a 3—0 defeat denting their chances of reaching a first major tournament since 1998. at the futuristic borisov arena in belarus, northern ireland were looking to break new ground. and with a superb late finish by paddy mcnair, they did. brilliant! winning four consecutive qualification games for the first time. in control of a group that includes germany and the netherlands, although they still must play them both twice. semifinalists at the last euros, wales are struggling even to be a part of the next tournament. they had to get points in hung

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leonard: the point is -- up in belgium and germany in december, we're talking d-day, june, july, august, right on every month we are in combat all the way to hill 400. now, the race becomes important because four days later -- was it four days? whatever. there a tremendous battle at hill 400. do you remember patton? metz, his armies -- which we were part of -- came across where all the way to metz he got more gasoline. sure thehad to make line for the gasoline got to tton needed, but the army needed the rangers to rohrrward to clear up the valley. targetection was on the board. 7, 1944,e, on december we had frozen weather, ice and snow, covered with evergreen trees, which became known forestsly as the her can -- hirken forest. the rohr to clear valley. we did that job. there were thousands of men. others tried to do that and failed. we didn't, 5000 guys from the eighth division and a couple other units tried valley it up, the rohr so patton could get through, but failed and they lost a lot of people, wounded and killed, and equipment all over the area in front of the 400. it was the hel

strike i have met mostly students coming from germany but also some from neighboring countries such as belgium france or the netherlands they demand they ask for more climate action their main priority is any brown coal mining in germany the open pit linen mines and power plants in the region the rylan region i want to the main sources of c o 2 emissions in europe one of the protests is a 15 year old told me that the government's plan to keep these plants running for another 20 years which as crazy but an older gentleman watching the protests also called them naive in that a month for an immediate end to brown coal mining yet public support has recently written in germany for climate action environmentalist green party is leading the polls and that is a huge boost for climate activists such as those protests this year and often. well germany plans to phase out coal in power generation by 2038 but long before that 5 villages in the western german state of north rhine-westphalia are due to be demolished to make way for a mine to extract latenight to kuli dirty type of coal or villagers will rece

up to 20000 protesters from 16 countries gathered in the city of auckland near germany's border with belgium and the netherlands well it comes a day after european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the blocks economy carbon neutral by 2050. fridays for future demonstrators are making a lot of noise this time protesters from 17 countries have gathered in on 20000 demonstrators are expected to take part they want to increase pressure on politicians to me right when it's 7 hours to come here from naples south of you know because i think that the extremely important to denounce the situation right now. it's important that we stand together for something that matters to all of us i hope someone will finally listen. germany's green party is excited that so many people are demonstrating for climate protection the greens tweeted most people want to stop our dependence on coal quickly and today thousands are demonstrating again for more climate protection. thousands of demonstrators are on their way to the nearby village of fearsome where they will show their support for climate protect

now the issue of gender has also been raised in belgium too where the constitutional court has ruled that the right rules for transgender people must be relaxed. it is not reasonably justified for persons whose gender identity is non-binary to be obliged to accept on their birth certificate a gender designation based on the choice of man or woman which does not correspond to their gender identity as lived the previous law only allowed a legal gender change between male and female and didn't recognise any of the genders any change could only also be made once since it came into force more than $800.00 people have actually use that law when the constitutional court of belgium said that some of the norms established by the law were not compatible with the country's constitutions so the court has now ruled that asking for a gender should even be removed from birth certificates or perhaps more options and it is also remove the once in a lifetime rule of gender changes while people will no longer have to change their names we discuss the topic with lawyer marni last a few things there are

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she beat belgium's kirsten flipkens in straight sets. earlier karolina pliskova made it to the last 16. world number one ashleigh barty has pulled out with an arm injury. it's been announced this afternoon that italy will host the 2026 winter olympics and paralympics. skating sports and ice hockey will be held in milan, while most alpine skiing events will take place in the resort of cortina. italy'sjoint bid beat stockholm to stage the event. bangladesh are still in with a shout of reaching the semi finals of the cricket world cup. with a 62 run win, over bottom of the table afghanistan. bangladesh batted first after being put in, and made 262 for seven, with mushfiqur rahim top scoring with 83. afghanistan were always struggling to keep up with the required run rate and were eventually bowled out for 200. bangladesh are fifth in the table — just a point behind fourth place england who play australia tomorrow. more on that game now. the hosts will be without star batsman jason roy again tomorrow at lords. he's still recovering from a

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mourners are paying tribute to a veteran opposition leader it katie the longtime dissident died in belgium 2 years ago but political turmoil prevented the return of his body he died before his son felix she said katie won the presidency in the elections last year it was a prominent critic of long time congolese. and co-founded the union for democracy and social progress party in 1902 he became an opponent to former president who was assassinated in 2001 and his son joseph kabila who govern the country for 18 years almost 2 years after it in just a katy's death his son philip was sown in as president although december as you mentioned were marred by claims of fraud it was considered the 1st peaceful transfer of power in 59 years since independence that speak to. in kinshasa for us so a moment to year is in the making tell us 1st about the mood in kinshasa at the stadium where you are and also the significance of today's event. being to be deliberate in the fact that the 88 going to be buried in they are it because a lot of people say this is the big game for. government he died 2 years ago

. >> denmark, norway, belgium, the netherlands. >> every leader in europe, who was listening to germany being nazi fid, so to speak. family corrupt and barbaric ideology. did not' to believe that this would dominate europe. >> german forces were able to trap the british and french arms on the coast of dunkirk. the french grand to negotiate. >> in june, 1940, british troops were surrounded and forced to evacuate france at dunkirk. >> they didn't have the ability to deal with this modern german army. >> cancer of to was too deep, oe 14, paris fell. >> with france occupied, hitler turned his attention to britain in july 1940. >> the nazi air force, began to bomb the city of london in what was known at the blitz, terrified london residents endured relentless bombardment. >> they didn't have precision bombing, they were carpet bombing the city of london. >> british prime minister churchill rallieded british people to stay strong. >> to stick it out, fight nazi, germany to the bi bitter end. >> france was divided in two parts, in south the free zone, and north occupied france. >> they started