translation: it's really funny. with such a small place often overlooked and suddenly we're the centre of the eu. that's crazy. it's great but if you know why it's happening you have to think it's a shame. europe's geographical heart israeli constant. 70 kilometres to the north—west the current centre of the union —— is rarely. the midpoint of the eu has changed many times, from belgium, to france, to germany, although usually it's because a country's joined the union. it hurts my heart thinking of the brexit solution. yeah, it's a great pity and i'm convinced that one day great britain will come back to the european union. but for gadheim, what matters now is securing the future of the eu. translation: it's a relevant where the midpoint is. the real centre is everywhere —— irrelevant. it's all

geographical centre of the eu. but not for much longer. experts have calculated that the title will shift eastwards to gadheim, also in gemany, once britain leaves. jenny hill now reports from gadheim. most people drive straight through it. gadheim's barely on the map, but it. gadheim's barely on the map, but it is about to take on a whole new geographical significance. no one really knows how brexit will affect the uk or the eu, but what we can say is what it means for the geography of the union. that's because french experts have calculated that this will be the new geographical heart of the eu. right here in the middle of a farmer's field. not quite the harvest she'd expected. in fact, at first karen thought it was an april fool. translation: it's really funny. with

everywhere —— irrelevant. it's all about the european idea, at every place, at every point it should all be about the european project. place, at every point it should all be about the european projectm the corner of this foreign field, britain has sown confusion. how, they ask, to mark this new departure, and how long before the heart of europe shifts again. jenny hill, bbc news, gadheim. a quick moment to remind you of our top story this hour and that is swedish police say they are increasingly certain the uzbek man they have arrested is the one who carried out friday's attack in stockholm. they also say others could have been involved. authorities say they found a suspect device in the lorry he used. king carl gustav has said the people's response showed the strength and resilience of swedish society. this is bbc news. hello there, good morning. sunny weather at the masters, sunny weather here too,