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BBC news 2014-07-15

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Hello, it's 1 o'clock GMT, 10 in the evening in Rio where there are some very happy German football fans. German team made really a fantastic World Cup here and glorious day well historical day. No Germany winning in the Maracana what could be better.

German ecstasy, Argentine agony.

This is very disappointing, we are very sad. We hope that Argentina wins, and it doesn't happen.

I'm Nick Mars. This is the news room. We'll hear from Rio shortly. Also today, more Israeli airstrikes on northern Gaza. Thousands there are fleeing.

What can I do, look how many kids I have. We just lived with what you see. We are forced to leave.

One of the biggest salvage operations in maritime history. To raise the wreck of the Costa Concordia cruise ship begins in a few hours time and later one of the most prodigious conductors of recent years Lorin Maazel has died. We look back at his career.

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Germany has become the first European team to win the World Cup in Latin America after beating Argentina by a single goal in extra time. Substitute Mario Goetze scored with a superb close-range volley. Victory in the Maracana stadium in Rio de Janeiro is Germany's 4th World Cup. Argentina's captain Lionel Messi won the player of the tournament award. BBC's Matthew Canyon was at the stadium.

A brilliant individual goal from Mario Goetze gave Germany their 4th World Cup crown as extra time ticked away in the Maracana as we face the prospect of penalties. Taking a fine ball from Andre Schuerrle on his chest, Goetze fired home first time past Sergio Romero to break the deadlock with minutes of extra time remaining. Argentina had no time to recover and final whistle sparked huge celebrations from the German camp and tears of despair from their beaten opponents on the pitch and in the crowd.

The win sparked celebrations in Berlin. Here is Steve Evans.

The moment the final whistle went, the celebrations started. Fireworks exploded into the Berlin sky over a crowd estimated at half a million people. For 113 minutes, as they feared they would be deprived of the first World Cup for a united Germany. Then Mario Goetze broke the deadlock. In the Stadium in Brazil, Chancellor Merkel literally jumped for joy.

The Palestinian health ministry says 172 Palestinians have been killed since Israel started its latest attacks on Gaza and more than 1,200 people have been injured. No Israelis have been killed by the many rockets fired from Gaza by Hamas, and two missiles were shot down over Tel Aviv. Jeremy Bowen reports from Gaza.

For Israel, with American support, its self defence, but as more Palestinian civilians die, the pressure for a ceasefire is growing. Israel is not trying to win friends in the Gaza Strip. It does want to weaken Hamas as an organization. But every time Palestinian civilians die, Hamas gets a popularity boost. The Israelis say Hamas attacked their people it's therefore responsible for civilian deaths when Israel retaliates. But no Palestinian will listen to that.

Britain and the United States have renewed calls for Russia to de-escalate the worsening situation in eastern Ukraine. In a telephone conversation, the British Prime Minister David Cameron and the President Barack Obama stressed the need for Moscow to take further steps towards peace or face further sanctions. Fighting has intensified since a rebel missile attack on Friday, killed dozens of government soldiers. Tensions rose further over the weekend, when Russia accused Ukrainian forces of shelling across the border, killing 1 person and wounding 2 others.

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