>> delia: visa-free, absolutely. so, that's a big reason to have it. >> wertheim: applicants to the golden passport program, as it's come to be known, are supposed to show that they've established residence in malta for at least a year. but when we checked the listed address for a russian tycoon, it led us here... >> delia: down there in the basement. >> wertheim: ...to a modest suburb and rundown basement apartment that had been divided in two. let's just call this what it is. this-- this is a fraud. >> delia: it is a fraud. it's a fraud. what's worse, it's perpetrated by the state. it's not just sanctioned by the state. >> wertheim: there are other countries in europe where money can get you a passport, but in tiny malta, it has helped contribute to the economic boom. and yet, if malta is suddenly flush with cash, in other ways, it's bankrupt. at least according to journalist daphne caruana galizia, who spent years chronicling organized crime, as well as high-level corruption, for malta's major newspapers, and then

what is it like working in delia's kitchen? it's different to normal because we are usually out their training, so it's like being in a different environment, loads of people out there we need to impress so even it means in the kitchen, it's all good. what is on the menu tonight?|j means in the kitchen, it's all good. what is on the menu tonight? i don't actually know. well, he didn't know but the boss will. well, well, well. three courses, celery soup to start followed by turkey and the desert, black forest roulade. so is this one of your exact recipes? yes, it is, absolutely except the way the pastry chefs make it here is much more elegant than i would. mine is a sort of big rail and elegant than i would. mine is a sort of big railand it elegant than i would. mine is a sort of big rail and it cracks, because its home cooking. how are your sous chef skidding on? they are doing great and for a lot of these guys is the first time they are in the kitchen and they are not break co mforta ble kitchen and they are not break comforta

of course it will — it's delia's at christmas. after beating off competition from the likes of stars such as ariana grande, a dad who blogs about his experience of parenthood has made the christmas number one with a homage to the humble sausage roll. ladbaby — real name mark hoyle — together with his wife and two sons #we # we built this city, we built this city sausage rolls... ladbaby — real name mark hoyle — together with his wife and two sons made the single for charity. they're donating all of the profits from their single to the trussell trust, which runs foodbanks across the country. who'd have thought it? a humble sausage roll and all for charity. and here's the moment mark hoyle found out his song had reached number one. that means this year's official christmas number one on radio1 is like a baby, built this city. hello. how's it going? you must be having the strangest day. i'm having the strangest year! i don't know what's going on. you've done it. i honestly can't thank people enough of thank you to honestly ev

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they have is this picture of a nice on the hope that she will be found the reports were sent to us by delia correspondent. joins us from one in western job which is one of the worst affected areas are we just saw your heartbreaking report there are praying for america what help is being provided for those with missing friends and relatives and aid in general. well families like ferrie and hannah are using every means possible to find their missing loved ones perry for example yesterday when we found him at the command post he had filed a missing persons report for baby and lisa and that would signal to organize a search operation for her but before that he told us that immediately he sought the help of his neighbors and other loved ones in the village they were digging through the debris with their bare hands to see if they could find a nice up and then after that the military came to help them and again he asked for their help in finding them so we see that relatives looking for their loved ones are trying every means possible within what's closest to them and what can offer the most immed

ready to have ice agreed to suspect from the way she's doing this the tenacity rather than i do is delia's she really has reason to your question i really admire and meanwhile the british prime minister is facing an impossible task lobbying for concessions on the withdrawal agreement that none of the other leaders want to make i recognize the strength of concern in the house of commons and that's what i will be pushing to colleagues today i don't expect an immediate breakthrough but what i do hope is that we can start to work as quickly as possible on the shore and says if necessary. headwind for may also from outside the european council this group of activists had come all the way from london to protest the deal because. she's coming here begging to the european leaders we demand an absolute right to have a final say on that deal it is shocking it lets britain down brakes it is is a is a horrific. thing for britain and britain needs to stay in the you because britain will otherwise get much poorer actually no bracks deal is good enough for the british people because the best deal that we

those measures come because each of the federal government or to activate the holocaust of fifteen delia heroes. as for the twenty fourteen was once your name on a section on the online market also most downtown again right it with you as as we speak. creatively like michael. struck over government sound down as well as well in the new data. lower growth you and last hour. both -- downtown on either side one ones are sent each of those in the internet has also found success and then we have to ask you now know socially. territory and added that downtown 77% on the john over over cause i sent okay sales of our bar. european heat and there's not nothing had to have been here by friday. lose you get your and answering as a break right there and it was a lot of protest huntington is one to one hundred right frank act and then up up under under quarter horse or send head count station unlike sixers. in its own time. little letters played by track track. and and asian companies. bankruptcy nearly eleven levy and china's because our now now you may have been turned over there because it's with

this is going to be a newswire go from berlin to bring in our correspondent delia harms a really strong so from for years the janeiro now we're here to find out what happened with music of your correspondent founder of get this man we do have some of breaking news coming into it now a good move out. perspective. w. news thank you for joining us in fighting for the case taking seriously in the world of what appears has come out women's talk tough. smart smart talks smart state the legend frank recently dangerous time double for my. natural riches. precious resources. and a rewarding investment. foreign land has been called ethiopia's. the country has an abundant supply of leases it to international preferred giants government to hide export revenues and the corporations high profit margin. but not everyone benefits from the booming business. would give when i saw the bulldozers clearing the land i was devastated if you can give me how could they bulldoze the land without my permission and what they knew would belong to me. expropriation environmental destruction starvation. the price for

some least that's the good to go to delia was a while at the party she knew deep beast would. push to reduce that are pretty emotional pick your poor little girl or a group or two your servers are screwed to live with producer cooper move to commercial system the movie version of richard. the dissolute mother waits on the border between ukraine and russian occupied crimea. for news of her missing son to move. on yet but you but you might as well you were more than a little but i was there was that he. thought a sailor but that all law says that i love me but you have. to more openly opposed russia's annexation of crimea in two thousand and fourteen. though his mother refuses to accept it it's likely he paid for his opposition with his life. here is that a point where they just lost him before said almost at that point that you would have had a blow to transfer us. at that at the best day of the i would say it's. she's not alone in her grief. humorous young counterman have disappeared following a rest. of the person her brother or her or his sugarbush or more social worker tort

turkeys for almost half a century in the uk is kelly bronze, a favourite of the chefs nigella lawson and delia smith. very well—known the uk. paul kelly is the managing director of kelly bronze and joins us now. yourfamily your family business? yeah, formed in1971. your family business? yeah, formed in 1971. you were eight years old. hence the guinness world record for plucking a turkey, you are the holder by a long margin. very fast plucker indeed, i have been doing it my whole life. i have plucked chicken very unsuccessfully. i made a right hash of it. you could still cook it afterwards! tell us about your business. you have been long established, premium free range turkeys, but you are not a seasonal business, all year—round business? we are producing hatching eggs and chicks in the summer months and in the spring and we grow the turkeys for christmas, very seasonal. seasonal jobs throughout the for christmas, very seasonal. seasonaljobs throughout the year, but the business is very labour intensive, partisan product. at this time of year, you need the labour to make sure they get to th

i doubt that we that we have many many blocks within this one bloc we can actually delia need a police to three different groups within the g.c.c. now qatar doorman on one hand we have saudi arabia emirates and body on the other hand and we have quit trying to mediate between the two so i think the summit to the end riyadh is merely. it seems to many people actually as only a certain sort of. summit because nobody actually want to pronounce the g.c.c. dates everybody wanted to be alive but without as you said having a very important role to play for the time being professor in kuwait who's responsible for the current state of the g.c.c. is it cats are a man and q.h. on one side or the crown prince of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and their policies. alist the clash of projects the essence of a law and the alliance still have a unanimous view and door to a hash out their troubles and their differences from within the organization itself and not to let it fester on and. undermines the whole establishment the whole organization now all parties are suffering that there is a ser

in sixty minutes delia. how do you want to live in a way discover the back home school from house world church january thirteenth on g.w. . i'm not laughing at the gym i just sometimes i am but i said nothing which is that the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotype of the class that is think the future of the country that i'm playing. piano music scene ridiculous drama there you go see it's cold out there nothing i might show to join me to meet the germans on the w. post. welcome to global three thousand this week's program takes us to war torn libya where some creative entrepreneurs are making every day struggles with the food delivery service. in brazil remote communities are finally gaining access to artificial lights at night thanks to solar powered lamps. but first we head to bags.

same bloc so now i doubt that we that we have many many blocks within this one bloc we can actually delia need at least three different groups within the g.c.c. now qatar doorman on one hand we have saudi arabia emirates and body on the other hand and we have quit trying to mediate between the two so i think the summit to the end riyadh is merely. it seems to many people actually as sort of a. summit because nobody actually want to pronounce the g.c.c. they everybody wanted to be alive but without as you said having a very important role to play for the time being professor in kuwait who's responsible for the current state of the g.c.c. is that cats are a man and q.h. on one side or the crown prince of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and their policies. alist the clash of projects the essence of a law and the alliance still have a unanimous view and door to a hash out their troubles and their differences from within the organization itself and not to let it fester on and. undermined the whole establishment the whole organization now all parties are suffering that there is a seri

man and we will be doing a lot of brexit, all sides represented, barry gardnerfor the labour party, delia smith who was an enthusiastic supporter of the so—called people's vote or second referendum campaign, she is on as well, and i'm talking the michael gove, probably the pivotal minister in terms of getting the vote through. i'm sure he won't be quiet after the programme starts at nine o'clock. we will see you then, andrew, thank you very much. stay with us, headlines coming up. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson sally nugent. he is a summary of today's main stories: the french government is looking at all options to prevent further rioting, including imposing a state of emergency following the violent protests in paris. at least 110 people were injured and more than 270 arrested when anti—government protesters burned cars, vandalised buildings and clashed with riot police. french authorities blame left and right—wing extremists for hijacking a peaceful demonstration. this is the scene live in paris, the base of the arc de triomphe, daubed in graffiti. pretty obvious what

and we have correspond delia here up for adoption she was tell me cordelis's story how she came to the animal care center. >> sure, she was found wandering around 15th floor of building by hers we picked her up a stray don't know much about her a complete love doing energetic, ready for a home. >> tell me -- the biggest struggle for you guys i know with some of the call them burrow bred terriers stigma attached like there is another you can't see but laudia in corner another rescue up for copings, cordelia look at me sweetie there are issues with -- with finding homes for particularly these about animals, hi. >> in new york city, because apartment buildings -- >> i know. >> hi. >> love at first sight is that laudia is a boy, by the way, they have both been fixed i should say. >> in our foster program amazing the larger breed dogs harder to place especially in new york small apartments a lot of restrictions that landlords have. >> is it absolutely, hey cordelia look here sweet girl you are so excited give me a tail wag your ask you rate high more than 90% of dogs into the centers one hu