After days of rioting in major English cities, we look at how British bobbies are taking to the American 'supercop' Bill Bratton. Next, Germany remembers half a century of division by commemorating 50 years since construction began of the Berlin Wall. Finally, our reporter visits a village in Armenia populated entirely by women.
Fifty years after construction of the Berlin Wall began, the city’s residents marked the event on Saturday with a memorial service and a minute of silence in honour of those who died trying to cross the divide.
In this edition: 20 years after, Berlin celebrates the fall of its infamous wall; Italy faces a new environmental scandal; and a report on youth drinking in Portugal.
Bad spelling and handwriting is the bane of schoolchildren everywhere. But now the British Prime Minister’s grammatical shortcomings have led to an embarrassing outcry.
Two walls tell two different stories. One, Nicolas Sarkozy’s Facebook Wall. The other, the Berlin Wall. The French president says on the first he was there when the second fell, on the 9th of November. It seems that's not quite the truth.
Palestinian protesters tore down a section of Israel's West Bank barrier on Monday near the Qalandia refugee camp, in a demonstration staged to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
