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New recycled material is taken and transformed to make new clothes with minimal waste. that was very quick. let's go through the process again. you donate clothes. they arrive here, from lots of different countries, all the garments that come —— that cannot be sold secondhand attack into this company nearby. here, not only are they separated by colour, but also by material. translation: the closer put in this. it is called a carbonised machine. it eliminates impurities from the wall. then they go through this. it is like a giant washing machine. they are shredded, cleaned and dried. this i...

So this is your shirt. if it's too old for the charity shop, it gets sent for recycling. here, it's sorted by colour, torn apart, washed and then the new recycled material is taken and transformed to make new clothes with minimal waste. that was very quick. record scratches. let's go through the process again. you donate clothes. they arrive here, from lots of different countries. all the garments that can't be sold second—hand are taken to this company nearby. here, not only are they separated by colour, but also by material. the clothes are put in this. it's called a carbonising machine. i...

We'll go through everything we know. staggering statistics from india. an economic think—tank is reporting that in the past five weeks alone, a record 100 million people have filed for unemployment. india's strict lockdown is the world's largest and was imposed on its 1.3 billion people with just four hours notice. the sudden stay—at—home order left many informal labourers without a job, pushing them deeper into poverty. bbc‘s nitin sree vastava reports. translation: the prime minister has been urging businesses not to lay off their workers but companies insist they cannot survive with...

The long transition from the age of empire to the age of europe changed the shape and character of the country. apartment blocks and retail parks now stand where shipyards and docks once dominated. a service and consumer economy rose to replace industrial giants that fell into dereliction with bewildering speed. when britain turned away from the wide open seas to embrace a european future, places like this, the great empire—facing trading and industrial powerhouses of the country, were already in decline, and that process now accelerated. the centre of gravity and the british economy began t...

>> anthony: i'm in peru with this guy, eric ripert. >> eric: the guy was looking at us. he went into the tree. >> anthony: that's funny. chef of the world-famous restaurant le bernardin in new york, to look at where chocolate comes from, particularly our chocolate, the very expensive, limited-run, designer chocolate bar business that eric got me into last year. so that's why we're in peru. but before we get all indiana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city just fine. and we have, both of us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary...