he is lying in state at the presidential palace in buenos aires. angela merkel has warned that the number of covid-19 cases and deaths is still too high. in and the rest to parliament she outlined new measures to curb the spread of the virus including an extension of a partial lockdown into the new year. you are watching dw news live and from berlin, after a short break i will be back to take you through the day. tonight, thanks giving in the u.s., christmas in germany, are we looking at the holidays as super spreader events? stay with us, we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> you are watching "france 24". here are your top world headlines. diego maradona's funeral procession winds to bueenas aires. tributes pour in. france's plan to ease lockdown in three phases. the first phase beginning this saturday when nonessential shops will be able to reopen. i knew video of police violence barks further outrage in france. officers can be seen beating up a black music producer in paris.

but in 20000, the cornerstone was laid for the new palace. the process of restoring the historic center of balin to its former glory was underway. one that's been fraught with obstacles, including technical problems and spiraling costs that reach 644000000 euros. critics also say the ambitious project evokes precious imperial. past the cross atop its dome has proved especially controversial seen by many as at odds with the humboldt forums aim of transcending cultures and religions. moreover, beneath it is a band of bible quotes compiled by 19th century king fleetly should be had in the for calling on all peoples to submit to christianity words, the german president frank, i should find my own post in context. among some may be irritated to see traditions cited this way. traditions tied to militarism nationalism and ruthless power mongering. pressure also stands for very different sound and forward looking traditions. fair in light and intolerant of education and humanistic thinking. and frederick the great samus belief that everyone must find

one last time as marriage on this funeral harness left the presidential palace. and, but as there is despite concerns that corona virus infections may spike tens of thousands queued up to pay tribute to the football great at the palace the use of what you might feel today. the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. yeah. and he got us on or not. we can believe it. he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball on especially the poor. boy. he made us happy in a way that politicians can't believe the goal of he made all of us copies of there would ever be anybody like marriage, donna. i've been crying since yesterday. yes. very much to see diego decried saying that yes, it was scuffles broke out when police moved to disperse on. really, fans trying to catch a final glimpse of maradona at his burial yet was. 2 there no emotions ran high as his casket arrived at bella vista cemetery, where the footballing legend was laid to rest next to his parents. earlier, we spoke to d.w., correspondent mathias, a bird i

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one last time i was outside the presidential palace. and despite the ongoing pandemic, tens of thousands of mourners have been lining up for their chance to pay their respects. scuffles broke out when police moved to shut down, access to the presidential, palace and motions are running high as she is. and what i feel today the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. yeah, good as you are and we got us on but more not. we can't believe it. he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball under specially the poor. boy, he made us happy in a way that politicians can't get a political moment. no, not when i said he made all of us happy, but there won't ever be anybody like maradiaga. i think crying since yesterday. yes. we want to see d.m.o. of the crowd sing. ever argentina's president, i'll bet a fernandez got his chance to pay his respects to the element of the ana, the national and international icon to a 1000000. people are expected to visit maradona's concert, a footballer who

in some clash with police today as authorities try to limit access to the palace. but for many today was simply the chance to mourn a football when he i was cheering for their hero one last time i was outside the presidential palace. and despite the ongoing pandemic, tens of thousands of mourners have been lining up for their chance to pay their respects. scuffles broke out when police moved to shut down, access to the presidential, palace and motions are running high as she is. and what i feel today the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. but as you and me, but as somebody or not imo, we can believe that he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball under specially the poor boy he made us happy in a way that politicians can't look at the political moment. no, not when i said he made all of us happy. there won't ever be anybody like maradona . i think crying since yesterday. yes. we want to see d.m.o. of the crowd saying argentina's president, i'll bet it often on this got his chance to pay his respec

right now, the body of donna has left the casa rose out of the presidential palace. you can see behind me some minutes ago, it was a wish by the family members and the ex-wife of morrow donna to stop the death watch now and to bring him in a car to the cemetery, a private one in the outskirts of one of the ira's he's now on his way to the cemetery by a highway and, and many people who had gathered here behind me now left to the exit of his body. and so yeah, it was a huge crowd here singing and visiting him last time. and they are now supposed to follow him to the cemetery in the outskirts, you know, is a national hero. he's iconic. why didn't the authorities expect there to be such a big turnout as we've seen? the presidential palace said any communique that it was the wish of the family to held this deathwatch here in the casa rosado, and present up with the fernandas. they granted the swedish for sure it was a reading, a small place for such a big crowd. and many people could have attended the deathwatch for many days because he's so popular. he was an obvious cit

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they have there been outside the presidential palace and they didn't get to him. and so they were prostrated and it was just a little time to meet him and all the crowds couldn't get through. so it was a sad moment for them. and in the end, when the body were just carried to the cemetery, when it left the presidential palace, many of them ran behind the car singing. and many of them also crying. this was of course, a hugely emotional day for argentinian to have covered south america for quite some time. now, have you ever experienced anything like this? i think it's a short time. they had the people who could it was a demurrer donna. the decision has been taken by the family and the government just to have this thursday for this death watch so many people are frustrated and i think it's not common here. people who are bird really fast after their death, but they had, has been the chance to have 2 or 3 days for the deathwatch. but maradona and his family, the family decided not to wait so long. so it was really a short goodbye for many. argentinians is now going to

they have there been outside the presidential palace and they didn't get to him. and so they were frustrated and it was just little time to meet him and all the crowds couldn't get through. so it was a sad moment for them. and in the end, when the body were carried to the cemetery, when it left the presidential palace, many of them ran behind the car singing. and many of them are also crying. other stories making headlines at this hour now u.s. president donald trump has said he will leave the white house if the electoral college votes for a democratic president elect joe biden, over 3 weeks after the election. this is the nearest the u.s. leader has come to conceding defeat. biden is due to be inaugurated on january 20th . french officials have called for the dismissal of the police officers who beat up a black music producer in paris. the victim's lawyer said he was lucky to have c.c.t.v. evidence. as a result, concerns are growing over new proposed legislation that would restrict the filming of police on duty. fastow's president has secured a landslide victory

scuffles broke out when police moved to shut down, access to the presidential palace. now the motions are running high on this and what do i feel today? the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. yeah, i'm good at and we got us on we can't believe it. he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball on the specially the poor. he made us happy in a way that politicians can't win us that he made all of us happy. there won't ever be anybody like maradona, i think crying since yesterday. yet, kerry, we want to see diablo, the crowd saying argentina's president, i'll bet it does fernandez. got his chance to pay his respects today. on another honor. a national and international icon up to a 1000000, people had been expected to visit marathoners casket. but on thursday evening, the wake was unexpectedly closed and his body taken by hers to a born outside a cemetery, where the footballing legend will be laid to rest. more on this, let's bring in correspondent, but he has a butt in when osiris mentee has welcomed thousa

this is the scene right now outside the presidential palace. things are calm but a lot of people are out. earlier it was announced there would be a three-hour extension the wake. as well as those in argentina, -- marse, never donna' donna- maradona's death has shocked the football world. is sad news notnly for the soccer world but the entire world. i remembe him mostly from 1986. he was a one-of-a-kind player. may he rest in peace. >> he loved the game so much, you could see in eachon s when you watched him playing. e even warming up,s special. ros: even before the match lots of's career future beautiful football but was controversial as well. perhaps it can be summed up that famous five-minute period in the quarter file against england. first of all, the infamous and of god, punching the ball into the net, and then four minutes later, scoring the goal of the century, leaving nearly the entire england squad in its wake. gary linacre went on to call maradona a frid. hes his memory of that game. >> u on both sides of diego in that game. his perso

palace area because the coffin as you are saying had already left the presidential palace where the public wake was taking place. it was on his way to the cemetery where his body will rest with those of his parents are buried for resume cemetery a few minutes about an hour away from the city of buenos aires west of the city. no more lying in state? that is a? yes. it was a bit problematic. the family wa nted it was a bit problematic. the family wanted it to be sure to finish by 4pm argentina time. they negotiated with the government to say that they will extend the time till seven p:m.. in the end, without any problems happening outside, people trying to climb into the defences of the presidential palace, the family got worried and they decided to cut it short, close up the presidential palace and decided to start moving the coffin to a cemetery. thank you. it's stay with us here. we will talk toa it's stay with us here. we will talk to a couple who found 66 bottles are prohibition whisky and the walls of their new york home. hello there, there was some sunshine around today, but wh

they have there been outside the presidential palace and they didn't get to him. and so they were prostrated and it was just a little time to meet him and all the crowds couldn't get through. so it was a sad moment for them. and in the end, when the body were, is carried to the cemetery, when it left the presidential palace, many of them ran behind the car singing. and many of them also crying, well to say about that, you're watching the dummy news live from berlin and that's all the world news for now. since you can go full because he has the business news for more news from me in the, at the top of the ah, in the meantime, there's always a website called thank you very much for watching. to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives clear. donald trump stays in the white house, now appears to be number one, as joe biden. we get inspiration, taste government team. we ask you found when america can again be a global leader to join us on to the point shortly. to the point. it's like the 60 minutes long. imagine how many push ups thrown

presidential palace. but clashes between mourners and police led maradona's family to shut down the way. also coming down a court in turkey, hands down dozens of sentences for some of the nearly 500 defend those accused of a coup attempt. in 2016, former soldiers and civilians face the rest of their lives in jail. and on the run ethiopians flee for their lives as the government orders the army to start the final phase of an offensive in the northern region of teak. right? we'll have the latest from mad as out of the nickel for good to have you with us. tens of thousands of people have paid their final respects to argentinian football, superstar, diego maradona, and when osiris he died on wednesday at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack, his body was taken away for boro. after lying in state at the presidential palace cheering for their hero, one last time was outside the presidential palace. and despite the ongoing pandemic, tens of thousands of mourners have been lining up for their chance to pa

and the mail on sunday leads on the palace's anger over netflix tv series, the crown. the paper claims friends of prince charles are furious at producers, accusing them of "trolling on a hollywood budget". so let's begin. let's kick off with the matter. shyama, princess nut nuts is allegedly what carry simon's has been called by the other faction who opposed her —— carrie symonds. a week of soap opera at number ten. who needs coronation street when you have downing street. i know. ifind coronation street when you have downing street. i know. i find there isa downing street. i know. i find there is a very funny when i saw this morning, but actually what i think it's really telling is the use of language here because it confirms from you that there is there's a lavish culture within a number 10. the idea that he women in her 30s who is a professional woman who has done fantastically well for herself before hooking up with the panel, before hooking up with the panel, before he was a prime minister of course, before hooking up with boris, is a princess, which suggest p

as his body was transported from the presidential palace to a cemetery, the country is in the midst of 3 days of mourning for marathoner. there was scuffles between mourners and police. after all, dorothea's tried to shut off access to a public wake. images showed riot police firing tear gas at crowds, who had been queuing there since the early morning to raise the bar has moved from the capital one of the areas for one day, argentina's presidential palace was fueled with food bowl fans. for thousands came here to pay their respects to the eagle man, i don't ask the man the myth the coffin lane state, adorned with the number 10 juicy that made him famous deal for me and says he was filled with emotion when he saw the coffin of the who almost all of it, if they want to know, we don't judge him for what he did with his life. but what he did for us, he gave the people happiness. something that no politician has ever done. but i don't, i came from the poor slums of one of scientists and reached the top of the game. for many, he was a mirror of latin america, an example of the extremes that

they managed to get the funeral cortege out of the presidential palace. it took the route outside the outside, the city on the motorway with crowds lining the route, standing on bridges waving flags, as it went past little bit of chaos when the whole court turning had to turn back and come back. and we heard that in the last few seconds, it has finally arrived at the cemetery where diego, my daughter's parents, mother and father are buried the ceremony taking place in the next few minutes. so really to put an end to a very traumatic, emotional day. i'm live with the latest from when a zionist daniels. thank you. tanks are rolling across northern ethiopia, while rebel forces are reportedly digging trenches in what could be a devastating battle in a conflict that's threatening to engulf east africa. if europe is prime minister, i.b.m. it has ordered a final assault on mecca, laid the capital of great province after a 72 hour ultimatum for local forces to surrender, expired. i meant says he'll open a humanitarian corridor for those who want to flee, but he h

they have there been outside the presidential palace and they didn't get to him. and so they were prostrate to it, and it was just a little time to meet him and all the crowds couldn't get through. so it was a sad moment for them. and in the end, when the body were carried to the cemetery, when it left the presidential palace, many of them ran behind the cars singing and many of them also crying. here's some other stories making news around the world at the sour u.s. president donald trump has said he will leave the white house if the electoral college votes for a democratic president elect joe biden. over 3 weeks after the election. this is the nearest the u.s. leader has come to conceding defeat biden is due to be inaugurated on january 20th . german chancellor angela merkel has told parliament that measures to curb. the corona virus may be extended into next year. she said more restrictions were necessary because the infection rate remains high, even though it has stabilized. the total number of infections has just surpassed. a 1000000 and daily deaths surged t

alberto fernando is rooted marathoners cough and at the presidential palace. marathon is best remembered as one of the world's greatest ever players. however, he also tried his hand at coaching rather less successfully. his most recent job or set him in the arjun time premier of the v.c. on players from him last year also paid their respects to their former coach. it was not all orderly, though. things turned sour when some in the crowd came to blows with the police. marathoners family were keen to move his coffin to the cemetery, and the police were on hand to disperse. a mass gathering the casket has since been moved. many held a vigil outside his former club, aka juniors, at an international level marathoner school, the infamous hand of god. goal on the way to winning the 1986 world cup in mexico for his country. but on his former agent says there were many sides to the gifted football that he was to be he was diego lovely. and he got time when he was just very and then when you crossed that while he was, he was the enormous talent while physically reaction

it is not clear now, if the presidential palace doors will open or not. they have been closed for a while, to be opened but there are worse scuffles between some of the people here and the police. emotions are running high at this point. the ones that came here want to go in and see maradona, that is the situation currently on the ground with this peculiar wake of the argentinian idol. no pun intended here at all, but lionel messi is currently held up but lionel messi is currently held up as perhaps the greatest player in the world. argentina are very fortu nate to the world. argentina are very fortunate to have a player like him, but over the last 2a hours has that debate been talked about? is maradona still the greatest for everyone? i am not sure, i have not heard much of that debate but i think from these past hours, yes. he has been the greatest, at least in argentina. maybe the debate will visit later in the weeks to come but for now he is definitely the greatest. over the last 2a hours, we've heard so many anecdotes from those that met him, played

the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tera and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried key war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 some 20 high ranking non-si leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room $600.00. the former rights mashal hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was followed by grand admiral cardone. it's whom hitler had appointed as president of the reich in his will. and rudolf hess, it was former deputy. the defendants never showed the slightest remorse. it was part of their thoughts, their pride to insist that they were right all the time and would do it again. they stood accused of conspiracy to carry out wars of aggression, war crimes, and crimes against hum

virus infections may spike tens of thousands queued up to pay tribute to the football great at the palace. the use of what you feel today the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever and get us on board to you or not. we can believe that he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball on especially the poor, where he made us happy in a way that politicians can't win us of he made all of us happy. then there would ever be anybody like marriage donna, i've been crying since yesterday was yes, it was very much to see. diego cried, saying that that was scuffles broke out when police moved to disperse. unruly fans trying to catch a final glimpse of maradona at his burial. yet was their emotions ran high as his casket arrives at bella, vista cemetery with the footballing legend was laid to rest next to his parents. here's some other stories making news at this hour in northern india. as demonstrators forced their way through police to block their advance, the reforms will cut their benefit corporations. the government insists the changes

the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tara and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried key war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 some 20 high ranking nancy leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room 600. the former rights marshall hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was followed by grand admiral carl dern, it's whom hitler had appointed as president of the reich in his will. and rudolf hess, hitler's former deputy. the defendants never showed the slightest remorse. it was part of their shots, their pride to insist that they were right all the time and would do it again. they stood accused of conspiracy to carry out wars of aggression, war crimes, and crimes against human

northern region of tikrit and thousands of fans of lined up to pay their final respects presidential palace plus using chemical weapons to attack in syria and 20 was to take place in the conflict. now human rights organization will deliver justice for the victims. welcome to the program. we start here in germany, a milestone in the pandemic. the country has recorded more than 22000, new daily cases, pushing its total beyond the $1000000.00 mark. that's according to figures from the robert koch institute for disease control in germany, largely contained the virus is spread during the 1st wave in the spring, but it's been hit hard by the 2nd wave of infections. for more on this. now i'm joined by political correspondent, anya, welcome, 1000000. it's a very big number since the pandemic, of course. just how bad are things here in germany right now? the figures have been on the rise for a few weeks, which has brought brought the partial lockdown from the beginning of november. but this partial lockdown hasn't brought down the numbers. the figures are still very high, it's been only established

are blocked from reaching the palace type protest there is a try to deliver a letter to the king. however got more clout and run rolling into western parts of europe still very unsettled but these areas of low pressure just drifting in from the atlantic and they go to spin some further cloud wet weather and it's quite a keen breeze as well central pos as the place to be for the quiet weather we do still have the fog and frost problems so early on it is going to be on the chilly side but you get some afternoon sunshine coming through lifting temperatures in vienna to well it's pretty paltry 6 degrees celsius but in light winds at one feel too bad there's that west of weather looking at its how to increase in the shower there across spain and portugal into france into england wales all and i think the upper to scotland eventually will see some of that wet weather just not going towards scandinavia as well as we go on through choose day rather more persistent rain garage making its way towards oland by the statement for central areas not too bad but looking good and 8 in vienna then

good morning from blenheim palace. we have an exclusive preview of the illuminated light field behind me, it is spectacular, which is more that can be said for the weather as we have snow showers, particularly in the north and it will be cold with a strong wind. i will have all the details in ten minutes. and lewis hamilton speaks to us about diversity in his sport, being seven time world champion, and his vegan dog, roscoe. it's thursday 19th november. our top story... the largest military investment in 30 years will be announced by the prime minister later today. the defence budget will increase by £4 billion annually, over the next four years and will partly be used to fund space and cyber defence projects. our defence correspondent, jonathan beale reports. the defence secretary has been fighting hard for more money to modernise the armed forces. and, to break the cycle of the past over ambitious but underfunded defence reviews. last month ben wallace visited troops on salisbury plain to see some of the new equipme

will: dw's political correspondent simon young is outside the palace of justice in nuremberg. welcome, simon. simon: it was a solemn act of remembrance, as it was called, in courtroom 600 in the building behind me in nuremberg's palace of justice. president steinmeyer, as you heard there, was trying to draw the lessons of nuremberg and understand its significance today, saying that not offering a response to the unprecedented crimes of nazis was not an option. something had to be done, and nuremberg was that onset. it was a revolution, he said, of world historical significance that led to the international institutions of criminal justice such as the international criminal court, that we have today, and we also -- it also allowed for a reevaluation of the past here in germany itself, one of the important legacies that it had. the president's speech really looking at the broadview. we also heard from benjamin barrett, somebody who was involved in the nuremberg trials, as the chief prosecutor in one of the follow-up trials to the main tribunal that happened in the late 1940's, a

body lying in state at the presidential palace. tell us about the mood there and how argentina is remembering its favorite son, tara said, we've lost the terrace of our unfortunate healthfully will get her back on as move on to the corona virus pandemic now. and germany is warning that coronavirus restrictions put in place any of this year earlier this month probably won't be in time for the holiday season. chancellor angela merkel told on amanda measures on likely to remain into the new year. as chief of staff has said, they may extend even longer, possibly much bars and restaurants are closed, but schools and some shops remain open. masks will be mandatory in a busy public area is dominic cain has more from bennett. not good news. in so far as the measures that she, her colleagues in the federal government and the state governments agreed on last night, that the lockdown that's been in place, which is a life form of lockdown, and relative to the one that was imposed when the pandemic 1st started well, this life's a lockdown will

as his body was transported from the presidential palace to be buried. thousands of people lined up on the route to watch the funeral procession. but earlier, there was scuffles between known as and police. after all the hours he's trying to shut off access to a public way. images showed riot police firing tear gas at crowds who had been queuing there since the early morning. the country is observing 3 days of mourning for marathoner who died on wednesday from a heart attack, or has more for us from what is arabs. his family, they've dictated the terms of this very traumatic day, which many argentines wanted to share. and i think some of that frustration spilling over into violence earlier in the day when thousands of people have been queuing up to get into the presidential palace to pay their last respects. we're told they were going to make it the family wanted the gates closed. they wanted the body taken to the cemetery. the same cemetery where david matters on his parents are buried. he's being buried now as we speak alongside them, but that frustrat

the footballer will lie in state at the presidential palace. he postmortal examination is to be held. we will go live to our correspondent in buenos aires for the latest. fans have taken to the streets by the thousands to pay their respects. we will be goi to rome, italy, for more from there very shortly. women around the world are marking a day for awareness of violence against women, noting how the lockdown has forced many women in closer quarters with their abusers. thank you very much for being with us. diego maradona has died at the age of 60. the argentinian footballer was revered around the world for his immense talent. three days of morning have been declared in his native argentina. he had been in hospital earlier this month to undergo brain surgery. his debt has touched millions of people. reaction and analysis has yet to come -- his death has touched millions of people. his successor making this statement -- diego is eternal. let's listen to some reactions from the streets of argentina's capital. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [sp

we still have time to i'm going this process the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tera and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried to kill war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial. on nov 20th 194520 high ranking non-si leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room 600. the former rights marshall hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was followed by a grand admiral cogburn. it's whom hitler had appointed as president, the rice in his will. and rudolf hess, former deputy, the defendants never showed the slightest remorse. it was part of their faults, their pride to insist that they were right all the time and would do it again. they stood accused of conspiracy to carry out wars of aggression, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. the defe

the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly 200 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, terror, and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried key war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 some 20 high ranking non-si leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room 600. the former rights mashal hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi he was followed by grand admiral karl dern. it's who hitler had appointed as president of the reich in his will. and rudolf hess, hitler's former deputy. the defendants never showed the slightest remorse. it was part of their stars, their pride to insist that they were right all the time and would do it again. they stood accused of conspiracy to carry out wars of aggression, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.

the suggested launch side is close to the presidential palace, but even more important, the chemicals which were used sarin is very difficult to produce and even more difficult to use as a weapon. and we don't have any evidence that the rebels would have had the capacity and nor access to such of course, most poignantly, you met survivors of these atrocities, eman and mohammed. they lost their eldest son in a hotel can tell us a bit more about what they shared with you. i mean, amman is really highly, highly traumatized. she was unconscious for, for 3 days. her husband was unconscious for 2 days off the deck after that. they tried to find their son, but they couldn't find it, and they only found pictures on the internet. and then they knew he is, he is that and they're really driven by the wish to do their bit to hold the syrian regime and bashar al assad accountable for, for that atrocity. and for them, the criminal complaint is the really huge step forward to justice, such a harrowing case there because the sugary, very grateful that you investigated this earth appreciate it. thank

. >> already left the presidential palace by the wakwas taken place. it was on its way to the cemetery where has body would rest with those of his parents who are buried there. it is a cemetery about one hour away west of the city of buenos aires. >> no more lying in state? >> it was problematic. wthe familyted to be sure and finish by 4:00 p.m. argentinian time. the government said that ey would extend the time until 7:00 p.m. with all the problems hapning outside, with people trying to climb the fences of the presidential palace, family got worried. they decided to cut it short, close the presidential palace and decided to start to move the coffin to the cemetery. christian: representing in buenos aires. with the late i'm joined now by professional footballer. very glad to have you with us. i'm sure that you watched the pictures today in buenos aires. it ivery clear how the country feels. rematured to come to a end.what is the story >> it has been a surprise that any of the issues could become ugly. i do not know exactly the about people that were th

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to this even before the hostilities ceased in what might be called an irony of history nuremberg the palace of justice was left virtually undamaged by the war room 600 the largest in the criminal court was remodeled to accommodate the trial of the century. could told a retired judge was asked by the americans to defend walls and bag there were too few lawyers who hadn't been compromised during the nazi era. loon who was 17 at the

one last time as marathoners funeral harness left the presidential palace. as there is, despite concerns that corona virus infections may spike tens of thousands queued up to pay tribute to the football great at the palace and what you might feel today, the football has died. i have no words for me. he's the greatest and all carry him in my heart forever. and we got us on board or not. we can believe it. he's a guy who made a nation happy with a ball on the specialty, the poor. he made us happy in a way that politicians can't believe the goal of he made all of us happy. there would ever be anybody like marriage donna. i've been crying since yesterday was very hard to see. diego cried, saying that because scuffles broke out when police moved to disperse on really, fans trying to catch a final glimpse of maradona at his burial. here was their emotions ran high as his casket arrives at bella vista cemetery, where the footballing legend was laid to rest next to his parents. i don't mind now the top story that we're tracking for you this hour. germany's tally of

the gleaming palace of nations, the big four, america, england, france and russia met to seek an end to a decade of cold war. heading the soviet delegates, communist party chief khruschev displaying policy of friendship he called him back, phenomenally outranked by the premier, khruschev appeared very much the boss. president eisenhower accompanied by secretary of state dulles offered to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. the plan was rejected and the president's wartime friend had left. they supported the daring american proposal. the president surprised and delighted by going window shopping near the party's end. he proved a popular ambassador of goodwill. on the return to washington, a heady rain drenched mrs. eisenhower, the president, and welcoming party including vice president nixon, mrs. nixon, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. also cabinet members, congressmen and diplomats. reporting on the historic meeting at the summit, the president said -- >> what will be the result of this conference, of course no one knows but

the palace of justice had become a high security facility. access was only possible with a special pass in room $600.00. the accused sat opposite the judge's table. in between, there was space for the tables of the prosecutors from 4 nations. among the accused was albert speer. once hitless favorite architect should be a, had been minister of armaments and responsible for a program of slave labor should be a sought to set himself apart from the others. saying he believed the trial was necessary. as chief representative for deployment of labor for its zokol was in effect the slave driver. he's knowledge presented the greatest danger to be as cunning defense for field marshal vilhelm keitel, the matter was black and white. for a soldier, orders are orders. he'd been a useful tool to hitler. his nickname was let keitel meaning a lackey. when the indictment was handed to and culture and bruna the head of himmler's rank security main office, he threw himself on to his coat and cried for his family. you'll use trying to describe the upcoming trial

robert jackson and his team had by now moved into offices in the palace of justice and were questioning the accused. it was a frustrating process. the nazi leaders portrayed themselves as both ignorant and innocent. the prosecutors heard nothing that would be of use in the trial. the u.s. lead prosecutor made an important decision. the whole trial would be conducted primarily with documents as evidence. jackson's concern was that the defendants and growing 1st among them would use it as a platform to stimulate some resurgence of naziism in germany. that this was a virus that was not dead, that the defeat and death of hitler did not mean forever the end of naziism. and that jackson was dealing with a very volatile, dangerous prospect of the nazi future. as he dealt with these defendants, scenes like these had not been forgotten. in many riefenstahl's propaganda film triumph of the will. hitler's deputy rudolf hess, lauding the fuehrer as the savior of the german people, did not end until 100 your then? oh god or god. if there was no god lead and was i in 1941, rudolf hess had spectacular

during a ceremony at nuremberg palace of justice, where those trials took place, german president frank gave an address and for sizing thinks the nuremberg trials of the main war. criminals were revolutionary and they didn't just make legal history. they made world history start that ice, but a city known for the nuremberg rally in the race laws held a mirror up to germans. indic nurnberg confronted them in plain view of the world with the fact that naziism itself, including its conduct in war, was criminal. and it takes too long and for breaking it isn't. that puts it, the nuremberg trials and the judgment put an end to any justification. they demanded an entire change of mindset, but germans had a hard time with that. the learning process here and outside of germany was protracted along the it ordering and if it weren't for nuremberg war lords from serbia, croatia, or rwanda, for instance, wouldn't have been punished for mass murder, torture, and rape. and genocide would not be prosecuted as a crime stuff to go on and if it weren't for nurnberg, there would be no principle of internat

his funeral will be in a palace. the argentine football association has expressed its deeper sorrows for the death of allergen, always in our hearts. hea allergen, always in our hearts. he a president declaring those three is a national mourning. said "you took us to the top of the world, adamantly happy, you‘re the greatest of all. diego, we‘ll miss you our lives". —— all our lives. donald trump has pardoned his former national security adviser, michael flynn. general flynn served just three weeks in office at the start of the trump administration before pleading guilty to lying to the fbi during the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the president wrote on social media, "it is my great honour earlier an advisor spoke to the bbc about departing.” earlier an advisor spoke to the bbc about departing. i worked with michael flynn during my yearin with michael flynn during my year in the white house and it is no surprise that his loyalty to donald trump has certainly paid

there was a heavy security presence as a body was taken from the presidential palace, a solvent lining the route to watch. the reports now from intissar is on the final farewell for a man who transcended the sport which made him famous. the funeral cortege carried diego maradona's coffin to the cemetery where he was laid to rest alongside his parents, the streets, lined by tens of thousands of fans saying ideal to a great for a national hero. the loss was felt across the world. for us, diego was a terminal for a whole life. he led argentina to the top. it's difficult for everyone. i've seen newspapers in france and in england, they all talk about him. it's incredible. however, the chaos that blighted much of marathoners life spilled into events, marking his death fans clashed with police after the gates to the government palace where he was lying in state closed, denying them the chance to pay their last respects with his death has come the opportunity to reflect on what diego matter don't they gave to the world of football to this neighborhood to argentina? the answer for many is ever

crystal palace, foundation. coming up alongside the likes of victor moses and nathaniel clyne, it is having a kid wants to be involved in. you train on tuesdays, thursdays, it is relentless. i told them i was a year older than i was because i was technically too young. i was always pushed. it's not natural to me. that is all that i know. i thought, let's continue the trajectory. it is a different club. i looked at the players playing ahead of me. luka modric and gareth bale. all these players, every position was flooded with at least two internationals. to cement yourself in the team as a teenager... when you go into that, you are carrying pressure you are not supposed to be carrying. when it did not work out on the pitch, i thought what is going on? and then you start to look at people's opinions of you. it is a dangerous spiral. brentford, learning. hull city, screamer. sheffield wednesday, reality. swindon, paolo di canio. toronto, experience. i got to a low place. by the time my contract expired, i was like,

as mourners left the palace, for some it was too much to process. it's the only one who actually made all the country proud, no matter what political orientation you have, religious... he came from nowhere and he put our country in the world. in a country hard hit by coronavirus, otherwise strict rules were being ignored for argentina's footballing superstar. but as the day went on and the summer temperatures rose, emotions also ran high. hundreds of fans broke down the barriers and riot police responded. authorities had to stop public viewing of the coffin to keep the peace. diego maradona was argentina's wild child, loved despite his flaws, celebrated beyond measure. as his family prepares to bury him, argentina doesn't want to forget. katy watson, bbc news, in buenos aires. jon smith, who was his agent between 1986—1991, joins me now. firstly our condolences. i must ask, you became his agent in 1986, the year where maradona won the world cup with argentina. how did you become his agent, and just what was he like? give us a flavour of him. becom