Ankur Desai

Tämä kaikki tuli uudestaan Antonin Joshua-YouTube-kanavasta, jossa hän näyttää kohti kameraa. Hän puhuu yksityisesti ja todennäköisesti 6 minuuttia. Tämä ei ole, kuten voitte ehkä odottaa, erityisen suomalainen. Paljon siitä hän rauhoittaa ja nukkuu, ja kertoo ystäviensä. Mutta on se, että hän tuntuu yllättävällä. He ovat brotit, he ovat ystäviä, ensimmäisenä.

Now elsewhere in the video he thanks the fans who sent him love and prayers from around the world. And also says that when his time comes he'll take comfort in knowing he's got two brothers on the other side is the way he phrases it. Does he mention the future at all? Well he talks a lot about how his friends will be remembered and also his plans to support their families. The mission must go on. I understand my duty. I understand like...

Ajattelen, että A.J.näkökulma näyttää toisenlainen, mutta se on se, mitä moni fani miettii. Hän ei tarkoita sitä suoraan videossa, mutta hän ei kuitenkaan mieti mitään. Hän on komponoitu, kylmä ja keskittynyt, kuten me olemme nähneet niin monta kertaa aiemmin. Aiemmin viikossa hän laittoi videon itselleen gymiin, jossa oli kappaleet mental strength therapyin.

His promoter Eddie Hearn has also said he thinks AJ will return to the ring when the time is right. The newsroom's Will Chalk reporting.

Now as the saying goes, there's no such thing as a free lunch. But for a week in certain parts of Germany, free lunches are an option. That's as long as you eat nothing but potatoes. A bumper crop means millions of potatoes are being given away. A Berlin correspondent Jessica Parker has been keeping her eyes peeled and told Celia Hatton more.

This has come from an agricultural firm here in East Germany that ended up, essentially because there's been a bumper harvest in Germany of potatoes, of just having too many spuds and not quite knowing what to do with them. And the guys running that firm have teamed up with a Berlin newspaper, another local organisation as well, and decided to try and distribute some of these potatoes rather than chuck them away. These kind of spud hotspots have been set up where people

Supposedly you can go along, they look on this map on a website and pick up some free potatoes. I must say though it's not like you walk through the streets of Berlin as I've been doing today and potatoes are rolling down the street. I mean you have to go looking for them and I went to one of these spots where supposedly they might be and there weren't any. And I asked a local woman had she seen any and she looked at me like I was a little bit mad. But that being said certainly some Berliners have been enjoying a free potato and there's all this discussion about the best potato recipes in town.

So any sense of just how many potatoes are going to be handed out? Like a lot, a lot. So the weight I'm told of potatoes that they have is around 4 million kilos and you get around 8 to 10 potatoes per kilo. This is what I was told by the farmer.

Joten ihmiset voivat ehkä tehdä matkia, tai jos olet erittäin hyvä matkissa, voit tehdä sitä minulle. Tämä sanottuna, ei kaikki nämä ole menneet ulos. Luulen, että noin yhdeksän on lähestytetty niin kauan, koska he ovat aloittaneet menemään rahoja hieman, jotta heidät saadaan pääkaupungille. Mutta on tärkeää mainita, että on maanomaisuus, joka ei ole erittäin onnellinen tästä. He olivat jo nähneet hieman heikkoa rahoja.

And now as well seeing these free potatoes, they called it a disgusting PR stunt, the Brandenburg Farmers Association. I spoke to the farmer who kind of taken charge of doing all of this. He was saying, well, we see it as a good neighborhood initiative and that maybe people will be leaving pasta in the shelves and eating potatoes instead. And perhaps I've done a favor to potato growers. But Germany is the kind of EU's potato growing capital. It's a very popular staple food here. So I think that's one of the reasons why this story has

Tickled people as well.

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This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Callum McLean and the producer was Rebecca Wood. The editor is Karen Martin and I'm Ankur Desai. Until next time, goodbye.

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It's a country going through a period of intense and widespread unrest. And early this month Donald Trump sent a message to Iranians who were protesting against the regime that help is on its way. The regime's lethal crackdown is reported to have killed more than 6,000 people.

Since then there have been a slow and steady build-up of U.S. military forces in the Gulf region. And now the U.S. president has warned that time is running out to negotiate a deal on its nuclear program. Ten American warships are now in the region, part of what Mr. Trump described as a massive armada, quickly heading towards Iran with great power, enthusiasm and purpose.

Tehran insists its nuclear program is peaceful and has vowed to retaliate if attacked. Our correspondent Lise Doucette is following developments.

Time is running out. That is President Trump's stark warning to Iran. What he calls a massive armada is a major build-up of US military might in the Arabian Sea. The USS Abraham Lincoln, a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, has now moved into these strategic waters, bolstered by destroyers, an attack submarine and thousands of sailors. Fighter jets are also at the ready.

The only way to avoid another war, declares Trump, is a new nuclear deal. Iran's mission in New York was quick to respond. They were ready for dialogue based on mutual respect and interest. If not, they said, they would respond like never before.