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Andrea it was almost three years ago that a young student died in the indian capital delhi as a result of being brutally raped by several men. It was a dreadful incident that sparked an uproar. Despite this, women continue to be raped in india more than 90 a day. Womens rights any as a maledominated society that has contempt for women. Victims say they dont get taken seriously even by the police. Who often refuse to investigate. In a northern indian state, that may be changing. Reporter this is ...

A zerohours contract. Work zero hours, and get paid anyway. Yes, please sadly, however, it does not actually work like that. In reality, zerohours contracts, of which there are currently around 1. 5 million in the u. K. , mean that employees have to keep themselves available in return for no guaranteed hours, no guaranteed salary, no guaranteed employment, which goes some way to explaining why so many britons are struggling to make ends meet, despite the lowest unemployment figures since the glo...

And the power of the jaguar an ancient animal god helps conservation in colombia. Two degrees celsius by the end of the century thats the limit the International Community wants to set on Global Warming. A rise of two degrees celsius over preindustrial levels could keep the effects of Climate Change manageable. But in order to stay within this limit, countries will have to significantly reduce their Greenhouse Gas emissions. In the runup to the Climate Conference in paris, many countries have pl...

Change. Global warming can increasingly be blamed for the worlds worst natural catastrophes whether its droughts, floods, or storms. Over the past 20 years, the United States and china have been hardest hit by extreme weather events, while india, the philippines, and indonesia have also suffered. But Climate Change is a threat to all of us, even if we live in countries that have so far been spared. It could soon look like this in many more parts of the world. Global warming threatens countless p...

You and your work as a journalist saved not one or two or dozens maybe hundreds of lives during the dirty war, how does that sit with you . Difficult to deal with, but at the same time a satisfying thing, because thats what i realized that our journalism was doing. It was saving lives. Thats why it was so important to us. And to go back now, as i have been able to go back, and to live in argentina or living there for several months a year, and to find people who stop me in the the street and tha...

A nice cup of coffee to start the day. In europe, its the finns who drink the most coffee. People drink some 1. 6 billion cups of coffee every day around the world some 80 of the worlds coffee is produced by around 25 million smallholders. And, International Coffee sales totaled over 70 billion u. S. In 2011 so theres plenty of money to be made for big firms exporting coffee but smallscale farmers receive only a fraction of the retail price. Still, for many in the worlds youngest nation, this ma...

900 million just hours before tonights big drawing. Across the land, millions contemplating a last day on the job. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news. Reporting tonight, erica hill. It sounds like something out of a movie, and now were learning a desire for fame on the big screen may have been drug kingpin el chapos undoing. The notorious Mexican Cartel leader, one of the most wanted men in the world, is back behind bars toni...

Dramatic recapture. The mexican attorney general revealing that the drug kingpin was trying to make a movie about himself and had his people contact producers and actors. At least one source says their movements were tracked as authorities closed in in his home state of sinaloa. When youre a person used to getting so much attention not only from Law Enforcement, from the media, from an entire country, would encourage anybody to think a little more highly of themselves. Reporter there was a faile...

And the serena stunner, and the unknown that won. Her surprising words afterwards. Good evening. Great to have you with us an a friday as we remember 9 11. The American Workers that helped to rebuild, thats a bit later. But the police takedown, the moment of mistaken identity. The sports star, slammed to a ground. Police say it was all a mistake. And gio benitez, leading us off. Reporter james blake, standing outside his new York City Hotel when an officer rushes up and tackles him. And then kne...

Mexico with more details for us tonight. Reporter the most wanted drug lord in the world paraded in front of cameras overnight. Joaquin el chapo guzman, once one of the richest men on the planet is back where this saga started. The same maximum security prison he vanished from six months ago, the daring escape from a sophisticated tunnel was straight out of a Hollywood Screen play. But it was his own desire for the spotlight that may have led to his dramatic recapture. The mexican attorney gener...