e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector or in care homes even freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector media costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis while infection rates are still rising tremendously. even if he could do with a little less rain luigi donna freo has grown to love london. to. london is a place where you can really integrate people coming from all over the word but the only together and this is amazing to 6 years he worked as a nurse in south london and even became a head now us but now he's moving back to italy as an e.u. citizen he's felt neglected by the br

e.u. citizens in future doctors and nurses will need a visa if they want to work in the u.k. already far fewer eve citizens are coming here than before the press at referendum that only about raj siegel runs several care homes in norfolk in the east of england at team meetings they frequently discuss how to cope with staff shortages for the last 4 years it's been almost impossible to find qualified workers after the briggs's of the vote many european staff felt very remote communities and they actually left some returned home and where we had for approximately 20 odd european nationals we're down to one or 2 maria tara from portugal is the sole remaining e.u. worker here her job is hard minimum wage with lots of overtime with the black city if. people can come out will be older ladies she cares for most suffer from dementia yet maria says they've taught her a great deal she hasn't seen her own family in portugal for a whole year. i count my residence now like that of my family i can't see my family my days and this is why sometimes i i do almost of my shift his long days becau

e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector more in care homes the e.u. freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector money it costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis while infection rates are still rising tremendously. even if he could do with a little less rain luigi done a frio has grown to love london. to. long journeys a place where you can really integrate people coming from all over the word but the only together and this is amazing for 6 years he worked as a nurse in south london and even became a head notice but now he's moving back to italy as an e.u. citizen he's felt negl

e.u. citizens working in the u.k. currently seeking a path out of the country thousands came to work in the health sector or more in care homes even freedom of movement made it easy for them to seek jobs but now that the u.k. is no longer a member of the union workers from e.u. countries need a visa if they want to work on british soil these restrictions are putting a massive strain on the already plagued health sector. costs a gram is from portugal and she is among the few who wants to say she knows that the demand for nurses and caregivers is high especially now during the coronavirus crisis while infection rates are still rising tremendously. even if you could do with a little less rain luigi done a frio has grown to love london. for. the long run is a place where you can really integrate people coming from all over the word but they only live together and this is amazing to 6 years he worked as a nurse in south london and even became a head notice but now he's moving back to italy as an e.u. citizen he's felt negl

e.u. citizens hoping to make a life in britain will be faced with a points based immigration system and prove their worst to the british state bad news for british farmers desperately looking for help during harvest time. traffic jams at the borders will simply become effect of life because goods entering and leaving the e.u. will undergo new checks and require lots of new paperwork so get ready truckers for those half an hour waits for these fishermen in the north of france breaks it is their lives they lose unfettered access to british waters home to 80 percent of their catch that means their livelihood is at risk but british fisherman should not start rejoicing yet most of their catch is sold on the european market. it's all change for benghazi and brokers how much when and where they'll be allowed to work in the european union will be totally in brussels hands to avoid nessie surprises many banks and insurance companies have already established illegal presence somewhere new european country. and for more we're joined by the author of off that reports that correspondent bob of a zal in fr

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e.u. citizens living under our fora tarion rule and you have the commission's vice president e.u. commission's vice president very sure of or went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate a 6 democracies in european union but you can break but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary but also and poland are unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf there are a ts did not read the 1st case so all i think it is necessary to make more pressure he states and with the budget we have really and truly not in our am and so i am satisfied that we did the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future should be normal to respect the rule of law instead of your union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on

e.u. citizens living under our thora tarion rule and you have the commission's vice president e.u. commission vice president vera's arriva went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate a sick democracy is in european union but you can break but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf the or it is not really. the case so i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really a jewel now in our am and so i am satisfied then we did the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future but it should be normal to respect the rule of wrongs their european union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on t

e.u. citizens living under our thora tarion rule and you have the commission's vice president e.u. commission vice president vera 0 of are when so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate a sick democracy is in your opinion but you but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have a lot of problems only in hungary but also in poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf there are a t.v. not really. the case i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in our am and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future it should be normal to respect the rule of law european union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for

e.u. citizens living on that wall for a tarion rule we can not tolerate democracies in europe yet we have not crawlers only. the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the upon fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe i guess this week from germany is going to create found an m.p. from angola merkel see the new party and chair of the e.u. affairs committee in the federal parliament why the big gap between the ease rhetoric about rights and the rule of law and the dismal reality in parts of the union. country from welcome to comfort zone. when borland took over the rotating e.u. presidency it set itself the tasco of protecting fundamental values and rights in the european union and i want to look 1st at whether it meant that objective in any way a toll according to human rights groups you have now almost $10000000.00 each citizens living on the authoritarian rule in hungary aren't you ashamed of the. well i am not totally satisfied with the results and to be very honest any way we are able to achieve the 1st step to come that financial aid from th

e.u. and a member states which will all help to bring the pandemic under control and protect the citizens of the e.u. except that far fewer e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca a british swedish firm blames production problems at some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the europeans have complained and decided to protect all vaccine stocks made on their territory as a commission because a lot of strictly targeted measures that will allow us to gather information about the production of like since and where manufacturers intend to ship them. the measure is term limited and specifically applies so it's all scored 19 vaccines that were agreed to by advanced purchase agreements. the measure is intended to run until the end of march although on the face of it this measure could apply to finds a biotech more downer and astra zeneca it appears most targeted at astra zeneca the root of the disagreement between the 2 sides lies in

e.u. citizens hoping to make a life in britain will be faced with a points based immigration system and prove their worst to the british state bad news for british farmers desperately looking for help during harvest time. traffic jams at the borders will simply become effect of life because goods entering and leaving the e.u. will undergo new checks and require lots of new paperwork so get ready truckers for those 7 hour waits for these fishermen in the north of france breaks it is bad news they lose unfettered access to british waters home to 80 percent of their catch that means their livelihood is at risk but british fisherman should not start rejoicing yet most of their catch is sold on the european market. it's all change for bankers and brokers how much when and where they'll be allowed to work in the european union will be totally in brussels hands to avoid nasty surprises many banks and insurance companies have already established in the good presence somewhere new european country. and for more we're joined by the author of that reports the state of your correspondent barbara vessel a

e.u. citizens to britain and advice. it's not entirely clear what immigration regime is for britain is going to replace what we have in the past. and from an economic point of view you might consider the percentage shot itself in the foot but to put it bluntly when you're a member of the european union you do not have control of your borders in the sense you are obliged under most circumstances borders opened to citizens from the rest of the club britain no longer has to do that on the regulator side tell us discussing that's the i mean the proof of the pudding is going to be in the eating we have to see how all of these mechanisms these councils these joint associations work in practice because everybody to a certain extent is groping in the dark here these things have been set up from scratch there isn't in most cases there isn't really a model for them what i'm going to be curious to watch is not so much the extent to which britain now 6 diversion whatever particular rules it has concerns about in the single market in

e.u. citizens to britain and advice. it's not entirely clear what immigration regime is for britain is going to replace what we have in the past and from an economic point of view you might consider the person who shot itself in the foot pots to put it bluntly when you're a member of the european union you do not have control of your borders in the sense you. you are obliged under most circumstances. borders open to citizens from the rest of the club britain no longer has to do that on the regulators side tanya was discussing that's the i mean the proof of the pudding is going to be in the eating we have to see how all of these mechanisms these councils these joint associations work in practice because everybody to a certain extent is groping in the dark here these things have been set up from scratch there isn't in most cases there isn't really a model for them what i'm going to be curious to watch is not so much the extent to which britain now 6 diversion whatever particular rules it has concerns about in the single ma

e.u. citizens living under our thora tarion rule and you have the commission's vice president e.u. commission vice president vera sure ever went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate seeing democracies in european union but 200 but you do not know one second please let me choose my sentence because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland was unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had to surf there or itif not read the. case well i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in our am and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future it should be normal to respect the rule of law and your union yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal that this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the

e.u. citizens at the station expressed similar reservations. or falsity still frankly it's sad to see the united kingdom leaving europe like this. city you know britain was a pillar of europe. it's unfortunate that we needed a country like great britain in europe. not a deception of this deception on the english side in the sense that i think we all need other people. i think the europeans have a lot of work in london the english here not so much said not anticipating potential chaos as the new regime kicks in france has recruited over $700.00 additional customs officers to worth it its borders with the u.k. their duties could include patrolling heroes star trains to make sure travelers have the right paperwork for whatever they're carrying. manchester united striker edinson cavani has been banned for 3 matches for using a racist term on social media the striker from opposed to the message after he was congratulated for scoring a winning goal in november he later deleted the post when he was told of the word in spanish could be considered racis

e.u. and a member states which will all help to bring the pandemic under control and protect the citizens of the e.u. except that far fewer e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca a british swedish firm blames production problems at some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the europeans have complained and decided to protect all vaccine stocks made on their territory as a commission because a lot of strictly targeted measures that will allow us to gather information about the production of vaccines and where manufacturers intend to ship them. as a measure it is time limited and specifically applies certains all scored 19 vaccines that were agreed to by advanced purchase agreements as a measure is intended to run until the end of march although on the face of it this measure could apply to pfizer by on tag more downer and astra zeneca it appears most targeted at astra zeneca the root of the disagreement between the 2 sides lie

e.u. citizens living under our thora tarion rule and you have the commission's vice president e.u. commission vice president vera's arriva went so far as to call hungary a sick democracy how many sick democracies can you tolerate in the european union these days. we can now tolerate the 6 democracies in european union but you but you do not know one second please let me choose my stance because we have not problems only in hungary but also in poland are unmarked when a journalist asked kill and we had a serf the or it is not really. the case so i think it is necessary to make more pressure on the states and with the budget we have really and truly not in power and so i am satisfied then we get the 1st step but i think also it is not and will be not enough in the future should be normal to respect rule of wrongs don't you're yes well they've gone a long way from what you regard as normal then this tool that you're talking about is a mechanism which germany proposed that looks as though the e.u. would make payments to member countries conditional on their respect for the rule of law

e.u. citizens to britain and vice versa it's not entirely clear what immigration regime is for britain is going to replace what we had in the past and from an economic point of view you might consider the initials itself in the foot but to put it bluntly when you're a member of the european union you do not have control of your borders in the sense you are obliged under most circumstances. borders opened to sit in from the rest of the club britain no longer has to do that on the regulator side tell us discussing that i mean the proof of the pudding is going to be in the eating have to see how all of these mechanisms these councils these joint associations work in practice because everybody to a certain extent is groping in the dark here these things have been set up from scratch there isn't in most cases there isn't really a model for them what i'm going to be curious to watch is not so much the extent to which britain now 6 to diversion whatever particular rules it has concerns about in the single market in most cases i don't think they have been want diverged from them and what it seeks

e.u. member states which will all help to bring the pandemic under control and protect the citizens of the e.u. except that far fewer e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca a british swedish firm blames production problems at some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the europeans have complained and decided to protect all vaccine stocks made on their territory as a commission because a lot of good strickly targeted measures that will allow us to gather information about a production influx since and where manufacturers intend to ship them. the measure is term limited and specifically applies so it was all scored 19 vaccines that were agreed to by advanced purchase agreements as a measure is intended to run until the end of march although on the face of it this measure could apply to pfizer by on tag more downer and astra zeneca it appears most targeted at astra zeneca the root of the disagreement between the 2 sides lies in

e.u. citizens so vaccines produced in europe are available all over the world but not in europe.

e.u. citizens at the station expressed similar reservations. or falsity still frankly it's sad to see the united kingdom leaving europe like this. to be you know britain was a pillar of europe. it's unfortunate that we needed a country like great britain in europe. not a deception not as deception on the english side in the sense that i think we all need other people. i think the europeans have a lot of work in london the english here not so much said not. anticipating potential chaos as the new regime kicks in france has recruited over $700.00 additional customs officers to work at its borders with the u.k. there g.t.s. could include patrolling heroes star trains to make sure travelers have the right paperwork for whatever they're carrying. to sport now and in football german side shall have and. games since january last year and are on target to set an unwanted record the longest winning streak in the bundesliga the current holders of the title are a team called tasmania berlin who set the record back in the 1960 s. and despite the negative c

e.u. citizens that vaccines produced in europe are available all over the world but not in europe. and we know what there's no new news mr spock thank you very much for the interview. there's been a 2nd night of unrest in the netherlands sparked by a nationwide coronavirus curfew rioting and looting hit around 10 cities and police made at least $150.00 arrests authorities say kovac deniers and football hooligans are behind the protests which they are struggling to deal with. on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. it was similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence. in the air supply. to begin with writing is on acceptable limits and that any normal person could only watch it with their votes you really wonder what got into those people that had nothing to do with protesting it's criminal violence and we are treating it as such but. the protests had begun peacefully over the weekend when people d

e.u. citizens that vaccines produced in europe are available all over the world but not in europe. and window but there's no new news minister spawn thank you very much for the interview ok let's get some more perspective on the story now we have rob watts from d.w. business with us hi rob we heard from the german health minister they are being pretty even handed on this question but we also have heard voices of real frustration and anger from the european union is that warranted. without doubt they are angry because what we're talking about here is a contract the e.u. has as young shawn was saying invested hundreds of millions in this particular vaccine it got in good in delhi back in august it was the 1st vaccine that the place in order for it gave its money over saying look astra zeneca you can take some risks here in developing this vaccine and then when you've got it ready you can get it to us as soon as we can approve it now if you believe what astra zeneca is apparently telling the which is that they've had problems getting the materials for their vaccine and that they've ha

e.u. citizens living on the authoritarian rule we could not tolerate for a seat in europe. oh oh. the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the opponent fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe my guest this week from germany is going to create bomb an m.p. from i'm going to look at.

e.u. citizens living on the authoritarian rule we cannot tolerate the sick democracies in europe we have not for all of us only hungary 0000000000000000 the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the apparent fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe my guest this week from germany is going to cric down an m.p. from angola look who's c.v. you party and chair of the e.u. affairs committee in the federal parliament why the big gap between the eames reps .

e.u. citizens at the station expressed similar reservations. was if you saw frankly it's sad to see the united kingdom leaving europe like this. city you know britain was a pillar of europe. it's unfortunate. we needed a country like great britain in europe an all nighter the deception of there's deception on the english side in the sense that i think we all need other people. i think the europeans have a lot of work in london the english here not so much said not. anticipating potential chaos as the new regime kicks in france has recruited over $700.00 additional customs officers to worth at its borders with the u.k. their duties could include patrolling the eurostar trains to make sure travelers have the right paperwork for whatever they're carrying. let's talk about this further but they don't use. mr alex forrest whiting here on day one of britain's post future well quote the ports and airports it sounds as bricks it feels might have been overblown well i think that must be huge surely for boris johnson and his government that everything ha

e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca blames production problems at some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the e.u. has decided to impose export controls on only vaccine stocks made in its territory and while the brow rages on the measures to deal with the pandemic are intensifying germany has announced that from saturday it will ban travel from several countries like me taishan said being reported and france has closed its borders to most known you travel victoria gate and be al-jazeera. the approval process is beginning in europe for 2 new vaccines from drug companies know the vax and johnson and johnson trials have shown novak's to be 89 percent effective the e.u. is indigo to place all its johnson and johnson's inoculation was found to be 66 percent effective with a single jab but both vaccines produced weak it results against the more infectious south african strain. health officials in the west african nation of se

e.u. citizens would be respected and that's been completely ignore the opportunity notice and rest and a referendum on independence back in the unit to realise that that is our destiny and ask the people. on the scottish parliament in order to achieve that prime minister boris johnson treats calls for another referendum on independence with this day we had a referendum on the issue in 2014 which senior members of your party perhaps were you i said was a once in a generation event it was on that basis the people voted in the way that they did very substantially to keep our wonderful union together boris johnson is loathed by scottish nationalists who see him as the embodiment of frank's it and entitled englishman who pays only lip service to the importance of the union so his pitch to build back better together after the pandemic rings hollow here among those who voted heavily to remain in the european union and who now would vote to leave the united kingdom but there's a catch the very thing breaks it that has taken support for independents to new heights is also the thing that makes independent se

e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca blames production problems that some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the e.u. has decided to impose export controls on only vaccine stocks made in its territory and while the brow rages on the measures to deal with the pandemic are intensifying germany has announced that from saturday it will ban travel from several countries like me taishan said be reported and france has closed its borders to most known you travel victoria gate and be. it is there. only a handful of nations in africa have started vaccinating people against covert 19 and their affairs the continent is being left behind in the fight to stop the pandemic 6 of the top 10 countries in the world with the fastest rise in infections are in africa take a look at malawi which is number 2 on that list cases there doubled in just 2 weeks 9991 on january 14th 222204 in the $28.00 the continent's covered 90 mortality rate is n

e.u. citizens that vaccines produced in europe are available all over the world but not in europe. and window a person in your news minister thank you very much for the interview. at this time of year every year the business and financial elite of the world come together in the swiss alps for the world economic forum but this year the pandemic well it has changed almost everything no face to face meetings no snow no swiss alps or the world economic forum it began today virtually in topping the agenda the pandemics impact on the global economy chinese president xi jinping delivered today's opening address for the 1st time in history and economists all regions have been hit hard at the same time with global industrial supply chains clogged and trade and investment down in the doldrums. despite the trillions of dollars in relief packages won't wind global recovery is rather shaky. and the outlook remains uncertain we need to focus on current. and covert response and economic development. macroeconomic policy support should be stepped up to bring the world economy out of the woods as e

e.u. citizens as the european commission considers introducing the controversial documents. you're watching are 2 international coming to you live from the russian capital this and every hour welcome to the program. joe biden has been sworn in as the 46th president of the united states bringing to a close to all terms for years and office but amid deep divisions in american society just hours after the inauguration people took their discontent to the streets. in portland protesters faced off with riot police officers fired tear gas into the crowd earlier a mob descended on the democratic party's offices and the city where they smashed windows. well i also saw violence with protesters creating barricades and starting fires in the streets over in colorado protesters set fire to enlarge the u.s. flag in the state capital clashes broke out as counter protesters trying to put it out. you know your ration ceremony itself was like no other it was security so high that the seat resembled a war zone and unprecedented 25000 national guard members had been called in to avoid a repeat o

e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca blames production problems that some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the 80000000 doses promised by the e.u. has decided to impose export controls on only vaccine stocks made in its territory and while the brow rages on the measures to deal with the pandemic are intensifying germany has announced that from saturday it will ban travel from several countries like me taishan said being reported and france has closed its borders to most known you travel victoria gate and be al-jazeera. let's take a look now at the global effort to inoculate people as quickly as possible and canada has ordered the most to back scenes road it relative to its population but there is frustration over the rollout 2 major pharmaceuticals have delayed deliveries which means only about 2 percent of its people have received the germs new zealand has ordered enough to vaccinate its entire population 3 times but has not yet begun its campaign a

e.u. citizens will use it but countries like russia argentina and serbia have already massively been facts in aiding people using this vaccine do you mean medicine agency here in amsterdam has held a meeting with the russian producer gum a layer to see if it matches european standards worldwide scientists have criticized the early registration of the vaccine in russia early in september after it was only tested on a very small group of people well at that time i founded very early and certainly not according to standards as they are in place here in europe so because the number of participants at the moment was very small very little information about safety about possible side effects maybe in only use some of the participants but if the number of participants is very small you might not be able to pick them up to detect them so at that moment i. was the strongest proof that it was already given to people she says the hasty procedure in moscow has led to a lot of suspicion in and outside of russia but if the european medicine agency approves good big 3 it is safe to use she says the e m a

e.u. citizens living on the authoritarian rule we can not tolerate the sick democracies in europe yet we have for all of us only. 00. the insurrection in washington has focused attention on the apparent fragility of democracy in the us but how strong is democracy in europe my guest this week from germany is going to.

e.u. citizens will be able to receive the vaccine for the next few months after the company cut back what it could deliver to the block astra zeneca blames production problems that some of its plants and said it can only deliver fewer than half of the $80000000.00 doses promised the e.u. has decided to impose export controls on vaccine stocks made in its territory and while the brow rages on the measures to deal with the pandemic are intensifying germany has announced that from saturday it will ban travel from several countries like me taishan said be reported and france has closed its borders to most known you travel victoria gate and be al-jazeera. repeatedly warned so-called vaccine nationalism will hamper access to jobs in developing countries if we hold vaccines and if we are not sharing there will be sorry major problems one isolated it will be a catastrophe more than failure and 2 it keeps the pandemic burning and 3 very slow economic global economic recovery so it's morally wrong in terms of our arresting the pandemic it will tell. it wouldn't also bring loudly who spoke out what

e.u. citizens at the station expressed similar reservations. for forces who still frankly it's sad to see the united kingdom leaving europe like this. to do you know britain was a pillar of europe. it's unfortunate that we needed a country like great britain in europe. not a deception not as deception on the english side. in the sense that i think we all need other people. i think the europeans have a lot of wealth in london the english here not so much said not. anticipating potential chaos as the new regime kicks in france has weekly chito the $700.00 additional customs offices to work out that its borders with the u.k. their duties could include patrolling heroes star trains to make sure travelers have the right paperwork for whatever that carrying. manchester united striker edinson cavani has been banned for 3 matches after using a racist term on social media the striker from europe wide posted the message after he was congratulated for scoring a winning goal in november he later devic deleted the post when he was told that the word in span

e.u. citizens who live in britain and want to work there will now have to prove their value to the state by a point based immigration system. this is bad news for british farmers who rely on e.u. workers during harvest seasons. massive traffic jams on the nation's borders will become routine because all goods that come in and go out of the country will be checked for customs documents. it's also a blow to fishers in northern france. they can no longer fish in british waters from which they've gotten 80 percent of their fish until now. a lot will change for british bankers and shareholders as well when where and how much they can work will be decided in brussels. it's a treat to service. you know you've got a point do you really want to make out with it. 2 things 1st i agree that migration is really a point where brick you can take back control though you fail both with both with regard to time and not on an island you know if the the border between the e.u. and britain is not at at the british border it's actually within bridge hand so i think that ok granted the point with my question what