under the eyes of bafin, we saw the biggest stock market scandal in recent german history as you have explained to your listeners, bafin was more busy pursuing journalists who wrote about dodgy business practices >> some are calling it germany's enron. others are saying the current moves have to be quickly. the future form of the regulator has to have some real power to also go into the companies and have like the possibilities to search companies, et cetera, which is currently not the case. we have one of the lamest so to say, regulatory powers in europe i guess this is bound to change and most likely the germany system needed a wake-up call until then, there was no power with the regulator and also apparently no interest in the way they ordered those companies. thought fully i would say. and that, back to you. >> thank you very much a warning that the airline will slash 3,500 jobs if they refuse to take pay cuts demanding the best paid captains take a 10% cut and lowest paid flight attendants take a 5% reduction. ryanair will fly more than 1 million passengers this month as it resum