Far-right AfD Enter Germany's Bundestag
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Ninety-two lawmakers representing Alternative for Germany (AfD) will enter parliament on Tuesday, the first far-right party to do so in almost 60 years.
More women are coming forward with claims of sexual harassment by Harvey Weinstein - we'll examine those.
And a 12 year old Ukrainian girl will discover who raped her - and fathered her child - live on TV. We'll talk to our colleagues at the BBC Ukrainian language service about this.
(Photo: Leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) far-right party Alice Weidel. Credit: AFP / Stefanie Loos)
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