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santo stefano di sessanio. it is also home to one of italy's best—kept secrets that has been keeping the area in business. amelia went to visit. they are known as italy's ghost towns, thousands of ancient settlements across the italian countryside that have fallen into ruin as a lack ofjobs, poverty, and natural disasters drove away the people living there. the towns have been left frozen in time. this village was practically deserted after the 2009 earthquake. but, as you can see behind me, more and more people are starting to come back. it is thanks to a bold idea that is breathing life and money into a forgotten few of these rural communities. the concept is a simple one — converting the deserted buildings into an almost invisible scattered hotel. it's called an albergo diffuso. the village of santo stefano di sessanio dates back to medieval times. when entrepreneur daniele kihlgren arrived 20 years ago, it was crumbling and almost abandoned. people have gone away, they went away because it is very poor.

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the village of santo stefano di sessanio dates back to medieval times. when an entrepreneur arrived 20 years ago, it was crumbling and almost abandoned. people have gone away, they went away because it is very poor. there was no economical chance to survive in such a place. he wanted to find a way to bring local people and tourists back to the village while still preserving the area's ancient culture and traditions. he decided upon a sustainable tourism model. these may look like deserted buildings from the outside, but inside individual hotel rooms have been created throughout the village, restoring the design from the middle ages. they have really tried to keep things exactly as they would have been. the door is made from reclaimed wood. the furniture has been made by local artisans. it is not super luxurious, but it really looks amazing. you can feel what it would have been like to live in this village all those years ago. but this sustainable tourism model relies on staying hidden. when i arrived there was one hotel, now there are 21 hotels. you will

and romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi in sunday's moto 2 race in san marino. hello and welcome to the programme, where we begin with the golfing news that reigning olympic championjustin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keegan bradley. the pair were level at 20—under after their final round which was held over due to persistent rain on sunday, and watching was paul frostick. heavy rain on sunday meant the final round of the bmw championship had to be completed on monday ——. the gloomy conditions continued but they weren't holding back justin gloomy conditions continued but they weren't holding backjustin rose as he surged towards world number one. tiger woods is still making this comeback. no victory here but on two separate occasions he drew within a stroke of the lead. rory mcilroy, just a shot shy overnight, did this best but never quite got going. he would end two shots back. the battle here was between rose and keegan bradley. as others and saw thei

to shift to the right even threatens to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano fund has called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state the rise of the populists and sweden follows a europe wide trend and could signal a break with the country's liberal traditions. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant election instance we didn't history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants her head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifteen at the height of the migration crisis it's just one key issue along with health care education and climate change but in rural communities like here in solve spog migration has become a prism through which everything else is viewed. strong told many or one time we cannot take you take it or stop there so many of the good life i seem to have to be in this. country and these so much. the. swedes are divided about high far large scale migration brings with it violent crime but the country's prime minister stick i love him has already conceded that the twenty fifteen mi

the village of santo stefano di sessanio dates back to medieval times. when an entrepreneur arrived 20 years ago, it was crumbling and almost abandoned. people have gone away. has been gone away because it is very poor. there was no economical chance to survive in such a place. he wanted to find a way to bring local people and tourists back to the village while still preserving the area's ancient culture and traditions. he decided upon a sustainable tourism model. these may look like deserted buildings from the outside, but inside individual hotel rooms have been created throughout the village, restoring the design from the middle ages. they have really tried to keep things exactly as they would have been. the door is made from reclaimed wood. the furniture has been made by local artisans. so it's not super luxurious but it really looks amazing. but this sustainable tourism model relies on staying hidden. when i arrived here, there was one hotel. now, there are 21 hotels. you will never, ever see these hotels. there is no sign or anything. we want to pre

and integration the swings threatening to unseat the left leaning coalition government prime minister stefano ven calls his ballot early this morning he's called this election a referendum on sweden's welfare state polls suggest the nationalist lead and democrats could have much as one of the strongest forces in parliament. and the rise of the anti immigrant party could shake the status quo in a country known for its stability and liberal values. it's shaping up to be one of the most significant elections in sweden's history the first nationwide vote since the country to get more migrants pair head of population than any other european country back in twenty fifty even at the height of the migration crisis it's just one key issue along with health care education and climate change but in rural communities like here insults bug migration has become a prism through which everything else is viewed. it's come to many or one time and we cannot thank you taking all that stop there so many good life here i think they want to be in the. country and they said so much. to the. swedes are divided about

and romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi in sunday's moto 2 race in san marino. hello and welcome to the programme, where we begin with the golfing news that reigning 0lympic championjustin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keegan bradley. the pair were level at 20—under after their final round which was held over due to persistent rain on sunday, and watching was paul frostick. heavy rain on sunday meant the final round of the bmw championship had to be completed on monday ——

the head of italy's medical agency, stefano vella, recently resigned, saying, "as a doctor, i can't tolerate, as a public body, a time when people are treated in this intolerable way on our territory." you have been in office as interior minister for what, i believe, about two, three months. already, you face a criminal investigation from the authorities in sicily who, with regard to your treatment of one particular migrant boat, are now accusing you of kidnap. and you've only been in office a few weeks. this is going to lead to chaos. the wider point here is that you, during the election campaign, told the italian people, you said, "we are going to get rid of, we are going to deport at least 500,000 illegal immigrants." your message was simple. you said, "the good times for these illegals was over. they'd better get ready and packed their bags." but you know as well as i do that actually, it is going to be impossible for you to deport 600,000 people. italy cannot afford it, italy cannot contravene international conventions, and a lot of the countries these people come from refuse to take th

disqualified from the race and for the next two for irresponsible riding after attempting to grab rival stefano manzi's brake lever on the straight. the pair clashed when they were battling for 12th position when fenati was pushed wide by manzi and forced off the track so a few laps later the 22 year old italian then attempted to take retribution against his 19 year old compatriot and he'll now miss races in spain and thailand. in the nfl it's the first sunday of the new season with 13 matches scheduled. in one of the early kick offs the miami dolphins beat first a lengthy delay due to lightning strikes and also the tennessee titans 27—20 — but before hand kenny stills and albert wilson knelt during the national anthem in protest against social injustice and police brutality. colin kaepernick the former san francisco 49ers quarter back who started the movement has since tweeted his support. the issue has remained in the spotlight with us president donald trump highly critical of the protesting players. tom brady passed for three first—half touchdowns as the new england patriots won 27—2

misano moto2 grand prix in yesterday, the second tier of motogp, when he did this to his compatriot stefano manzi, pulling at his brake, fenati apologised saying it was a "disgraceful gesture", although he explained that he was reacting to an earlier driving manoeuvre from manzi. he was disqualified from the race and banned for the next two grand prix but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. an italian organsiation, independent from the sport, say they have contacted the the public prosecutor in the area, asking him to look at the incident to see if any criminal offence has been committed including that of attempted murder. the ryder cup starts in just over a fortnight and two of the european team are laying down a marker at the bmw championship in pennsylvania. the final round is only taking place today after yesterday was a wash—out. justin rose will become world number one if he wins — but he's one shot behind leader keegan bradley on 20—under—par with to play. rory mcilroy has been just off the pace today. three shot

i put bill stepien, johnny stefano. these are people who made comments that made they think they would be involved in some of this. but i looked at some of the things the vice president wrote and communicated and it just seemed very, very similar. i don't know. i'm just talking about based on having access to internal memos that were sent from the vp's office. >> you have a barometer with which to look at these things. you were a journalist major in college. how about the word load star? >> i think people are keying in on that too much. when you work around a principle and you pick up on words -- i was actually using the word bigley after working with donald trump for 14 years. you pick up on that. it could have been picked up by the staffers who worked around the vice president for a very, very long time. >> the timing of this op-ed. what do you make of it? we have to say, does it also bolster your creds -- i think maybe that's a strange way to say it, but the fact your book has a certain tenor to it as does the book "

rider romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi in san marino on sunday. fenati has since apologised after he was disqualified and banned for the next two grand prix, but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. alastair cook has bid farewell to the international game in style, after he scored 147 in his final test innings for england against india at the oval. it prompted congratulations from rolling stones lead singer and cricket fan mick jagger, who thanked cook for giving so much pleasure over the years. that century cost the singer $26,000 after he promised to donate to the cricket charity chance to shine for certain run, scores and wickets. the total he'll donate stands at more than $180,000 so far with a day still to play. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing. this week, the bbc is launching a series looking at europe's identity crisis, exploring the

race on sunday the italian was competing in the moto to race in san marino it was neck and neck with stefano moneths when he pulled his rivals break both were travelling at a speed of over two hundred kilometers per hour but amazingly did not crash after the race finished rob he was given a two or a suspension and the merit only stivers team has now camp sold his contract to riders and apologize calling his behavior to stressful. that's over the balik in our business is a very bad year for ryanair customers wasn't certainly if you want to fly with ryan air it is very difficult these days because the passengers of europe's largest budget carrier ryanair well once again after brace themselves for strikes the airlines pilots and cabin crew in germany are said to stage a twenty four hour walkout starting wednesday stuff a calling for better working conditions and higher wages thousands of passengers in germany and elsewhere could have to deal with canceled flights and long delays last month strikes by ryan air pilots grounded four hundred flights affecting fifty thousand passengers across europe

surge in support for the far right or the center left social democratic party of the prime minister stefano fron has traditionally had the biggest vote share but this time it could get its lowest numbers in almost the same tree in stark contrast support support for the far right and hema gratian anti e.u. sweden democrats has grown steadily since two thousand and ten this year under the leadership of jimmy akeson it's poised to become the country's second party it could steal some of its support from the center right moderates led by christopher sun the moderates want to form a coalition with other parties from the right called the alliance or many swedes are worried about the country's shift to the right terrible i just want to cry when i think about it they see. awful things i mean yeah of course we have a lot of refugees here we need to take care of them they come from a terrible place terrible foreigners we can't just throw them out because we can't know now sorry i just feel like crying when i think about it it's an integration issue and it's not just about what happened two years ago

whether to hold a second referendum if may can't get her brags that plan through sweden's prime minister stefano one has lost the confidence vote following this month's elections you have to step down off the members of parliament voted to remove him those are the headlines inside stories next. russia again blames israel for its role in the recent downing of its jet in syria it's a new low in a relationship that's in due order and even private despite appointing agendas on multiple fronts so will moscow curb israel's actions in several this is a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm elizabeth purana russia is the main ally of syrian president bashar assad who israel has repeatedly targeted. to iran and supports the nuclear deal with watch israel has the said for asli lobbied against russia and israel had steered clear of confronting each other that changed last monday when syrian government forces mistook a russian reconnaissance plane for an israeli jet and shut down killing all fifteen people on board the russian defense ministry says israeli fighter jets deliberately used the russian pl

were meeting one of the blocks strategists italy's stefano months every easy heads the european commission's department of international cooperation and development. where for years in the opium societies the problem is the pro is why it how we can explain it was a call to do. and european uno. try to contribute in this way taking all shall we say courage could quite courageous a approach if you want so therefore the three things the vision the route let's say structured a bit more input from the sale to the whole second institutional building and capacity of the states in order to be able to manage that their way to fight against criminal network and set the third reintegration of the legacy he's pragmatic in his defense of e.u. cooperation with dictatorships like sudan so therefore there is already a reality of camps careful let's read them because you found out a way of stuff about you know that would be another problem if we partially closer because if we leave open call for example work there would be simply divisional traffic therefore let's cooperate with them you know order to have a

on sunday the italian was competing in the moto two race in san marino when was neck and neck with stefano monday when he pulled his rivals brake lever both for traveling at a speed of more than two hundred kilometers per hour but did not crash after the race finished off and out he was given a two for a suspension and the marinello snipers team has now canceled his contract the writer has since apologized calling his behavior just graceful. germany's national football team had another chance to repair their reputation after their disappointing world cup campaign this summer they managed a scoreless draw with world champs france in the nation's league on thursday but fans and critics expected more from them when they took on peru in a friendly. for this wasn't exactly the performance coach hoping for some highs against but also plenty of lows germany failed to exploit their chances in the fast paced early stages. wasted three golden opportunities in the first fifteen minutes and germany's defense once again looked porous allowing luis adding to open the scoring for peru after twenty two mi

and that can't be reassuring for people in in libya currently there at the moment let's talk about stefano de mistura i've got forty seconds left he appealed specifically to turkey and russia to help find a solution i mean what is that in their interest to find a solution at this late stage. it is in their interest to find a solution because turkey is up to three million refugees duckie also does not want a wall there to have war refugees not going to go and then an additional problem perhaps where europe as well it is there in that interest they have already cooperated when it came to offering which was under the control of sit in class that pretty much handed them over to turkey but it all depends on what sort of an exchange takes place what sort of a negotiation is going to be the expos that i've been talking to all of them say one thing if turkey can't can raise this debt it is extremist organization of. i did disband all of the board rate or islamist rebel factions then the scale of the war would be limited but this group is not is refusing to do so so we still have to actually wait f

moto2 rider romano fenati has been banned for two races for grabbing rival stefano manzi‘s brake during the san marino motorcycling grand prix. fenati leaned over and pressed manzi‘s brake lever. it's it‘s not just cheeky, it‘s notjust cheeky, it‘s downright dangerous. the pair had earlier made contact. manzi briefly lost his balance before regaining control of his bike. the pair had earlier made contact as manzi overtook on the inside, with both riders running off the track. fenati was disqualified. that is so dangerous! what possesses people to do that? temper. red list. no excuse, though, is it? my goodness, so, so dangerous. could have killed him. exactly. sally, thanks. for many of us going to hospital for an appointment or a visit, is stressful enough. but it can be expensive as well with some hospitals charging visitors and patients up to 300 pounds a week to park their car. a petition calling for an immediate end to the practice will be handed in to downing street today. the mp, robert halfon has been campaigning to scrap the fees. he joins us now from westminster. who d

. >> i suspected -- i put johnny de stefano up and also bill stepian, the political direct irfor the trump white house and i put up nick ayers. everyone who chose nick ayers, out of vice president pence's office. i went through my e-mails and documents that came out of the vice president's office. i have to tell you that this op-ed is very similar to the style and the communication that comes out of his shop. >> and the reason i put up that speculation is that it does feel like the other alternative explanation for why now is that this person may actually also be trying to present to republicans an alternate version of reality that they could have later, right? that maybe the end game is to have all of trump's policies, tax cuts, deregulation mentioned in the op-ed but maybe move trump out and get a mike pence. set up more rivalry between trump and pence. make trump distrust mike pence. you know, use lodestar a lot. that's the speculation, too. we are already seeing per axios, white house aides are using this op-ed to throw people under the bus, to create a purge. am i thinking two,

following an earlier incident when stefano manzi made contact with him, fenati leaned over and grabbed manzi‘s brake lever, all this at around 140mph. well fenati was disqualified and later given a two race ban but some, including british motogp rider cal crutchlow have said that the italian should never compete on a motorcycle again. crutchlow incidentally finished third in the motogp race, for his second podium of the year. thank you very much. more sport throughout the morning. men in the uk are becoming less fertile, and no—one is exactly sure why this is. but for the first time male infertility is now the most common reason that couples seek ivf. this programme has been told that men‘s fertility is being continously overlooked — with men not being offered the right treatments or warned about the risks infertility can carry, and ivf is too often being used as the solution. adam eley has this exclusive report. my gp essentially said, you are producing no sperm so you won‘t be able to have children. take a ticket, out the door. away you go. no support whatsoever. the proble