i was in that it was bucharest bucharest was inspired i putin's munich speech in 2007. is america is america politically willing to stay at bucharest level, to be scared by putin, to think that -- we know it's time for biden to return to reagan, treatment, i don't know, bill clinton doctrine and do what his predecessors did, look to us. we resurface. we're happy. we are rich. we inspire all of the nation's. we would want to build the europe -- sometimes we feel more americans than americans. >> i come back to the question about defense in the nordics. this is something we didn't believe can happen overnight. even last, as a member in january last year we had discussions about how long it might take for sweden and finland to reconsider the current situation and everybody understood the major invasion is just, it's coming at its next door, and just it was remarkable to see actually both finland and sweden led by social democrats, made this historic change. and, of course, the leadership of the people were really visible there. now it's the baltic seas, sue and, of course,

the indictment filed at the bucharest court this— the bucharest court this morning, the bucharest courtcharest court this morning, the result of six months - the bucharest court this morning, the result of six months of- the result of six months of investigation by romania's organised crime unit. prosecutors say all four defendants formed an organised group to commit human trafficking, not just within romania, but within the us and uk. the charges involve seven alleged victims who the indictment says were forced to produce pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the charges also include rape, illegally accessing a computer system and violence against one alleged victim. irate system and violence against one alleged victim.— system and violence against one alleged victim. we do welcome this because it means _ alleged victim. we do welcome this because it means we _ alleged victim. we do welcome this because it means we have - alleged victim. we do welcome this because it means we have the i because it means we have the op

and preparation for for the forthcoming nato summit in lithuania , the leaders of the so -called bucharestine, who have gathered in bratislava, have focused their attention on these topics, we should use the nato summit to set ambitious goals. we need to define a clear perspective for ukraine's membership in the alliance today, more than just transshipment bases for arms and ammunition coming to kiev. well, she is actively preparing for war. on the 11th, bloomberg reports that warsaw has asked london for help in equipping air defense systems, referring to threats allegedly coming from russia at the end of may, the polish tv channel tvn claimed that unidentified drones were seen over the warsaw airport, and one of the radio stations reported that a balloon with cyrillic inscriptions was found in poland. the polish government has asked the uk for new technology and air defense support to help fight russian missiles, drones and spy balloons. such injection fully fits into the logic of the actions of senior nato partners, us president biden praised the prime minister of denmark who came to him

our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest. several countries. now the target of romanian prosecutors himself. andrew tate, his brother tristan, and two female associates formally charged with crimes, including human trafficking. the indictment filed at the bucharest court this morning, the result of six months of investigation by romania's organised crime unit. prosecutors say all four defendants formed an organised group to commit human trafficking, notjust within romania, but in the us and the uk. the charges involve seven alleged victims, who the indictment says were forced to produce pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the charges also include rape, illegally accessing a computer system, and violence against one alleged victim. it would be an overstatement to say we're happy, but we do welcome it, because this means we have the opportunity to submit evidence, we have the opportunity to build a defence. we're looking forward to clearing the brothers' nam

anyone waiting here in front of the immigration office in bucharest, has paid up to 6000 euros to job placement agencies in the country to legally

not only here in bucharest, the black sea resorts meet every hand in the entire country. an estimate of half a 1000000 of workers are lacking. nichol i book of iowa is responsible for several hotels here in constant. for him nothing works without foreign workers. i myself don't know how to convince the romanian who works in france for example to come back. sometimes he would like to sell everything. i don't know either. i asked myself the same question every morning. what's next? nicolai's hotel is an urgent need of a few more workers who the younger the say and i k and his colleagues. so me are, are both from sri lanka who die our ship, those ready? and the chicken wings? yes. today they are preparing a romanian dish. bread is cheese. this is their 2nd year in romania. it's unusual and the stroke of luck for the chef. i'm happy they both stayed in romania, unlike others who just left. it makes things a bit easier for us. they have adapted and we do not have to start from scratch. many would use romania as a spring board to move elsewhere on documented the staff explains

lucy williamson, bbc news, in bucharest.inue to rise. but more people in britain rent than pay mortgages. and today new figures showjust how much financial pressure tenants are also under. they are now spending more of their wages on rent than at any other point in the past decade. on average, 28% of tenants' pre—tax income now goes to their landlord, according to the property search portal zoopla. in cardiff, new rents are up more than 10% on last year. it's worse in manchester, with a 13% rise in 12 months. but edinburgh has seen the highest jump of any major city, an average hike of 13.7% in new rentals. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith has been to york to see how the increase is effecting people there. begin the so this is a two—bedroomed unfurnished terrace property, very popular because of its distance to the city centre. here in york, like so many towns and cities, rents are skyrocketing. before sort of covid, it would have been 950 per calendar month. we're expecting it to go on the market, 1,100. it's

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.terview such a controversialfigure. we have been following this case very closely here in romania ever since the tates were arrested. we have spoken to as many people as possible around the case to try and get an accurate picture. we have spoken to the prosecutors, to former employees, witnesses, neighbours, everyone, to try to build up an accurate picture. the tates themselves were in custody for three months and not able to do video interview but they released in april but into house arrest, when that became possible. at that point we were talking to their team—mate because we thought it was important that we try to put some of these allegations to them and also as i said in the interview, some of those wider concerns that schools and police and others in the uk have expressed about the things they say. we went to their compound outside bucharest to do the interview, very much on their territory. do the interview, very much on theirterritory. it do the interview, very much on their t

plus after the name of the bucharest nato summit in 2008, then the member countries of the alliancemised ukraine that one day it would join the alliance, but they did not tell ana the date nor the terms of entry, however, the estonian diplomat believes that western countries made a big mistake in bucharest and now, after 15 years, it is not time to repeat it, the main thing is now when ukraine is regaining its freedom to show her the path that clearly leads to membership. but it can no longer be called pdc, because this term is already toxic, because pdc is exactly what we did not give to ukraine 15 years ago , it should be called something else, invent a new name special for ukraine, it will give hope to ukrainians but it will also help us, because we think that there will be peace and stability in europe until ukraine becomes part of our euro-atlantic family, which means membership in nato and in the european union , meanwhile, the us congress continues to call the biden administration to do everything for the victory of ukraine and to talk about it this is how ukraine needs victo

although they were ready in bucharest in 2008, and djorjush came to kyiv, and it was a political decisionill also become an argument for joseph biden in the pre-election period, we will see, that is, all elections are influenced by politicians, unfortunately, no one looks 10 years ahead except for people who sit in such closed rooms and draw plans, but they are precisely these people who understand that the country of ukraine in nato is more a reliable security system in europe or ukraine to the outside , what is the buffer for the gray zone between russia and the russian federation? was rather weak and international organizations did not immediately volunteer to come to our aid and western partners , if we are talking about coverage in the mass media, after all, there are very ambiguous statements, there is no specific accusation against russia, is it possible for 472 days of a full-scale war of russia against ukraine and the ninth year of the war, in fact, it is such an ambiguity to express and give the opportunity to express the position of russia , allegedly, and ukraine, who is ukrai

tomorrow, he and his brother will enter bucharest�*s main court for the first time.s around andrew tate, masculine icon or dangerous misogynist, are facing their test in court. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines.... the chinese premier, li qiang, has been continuing his visit to european union countries, as beijing seeks to maintain economic ties with the bloc. after meeting the german chancellor, 0laf scholz, mr li said germany and china should work together to invigorate the global economy. mr scholz, however, said berlin is continuing to seek to diversify its trading partners. french police have raided the headquarters of the committee organising next year's paris 0lympics. the national financial prosecutor's office said the raid is related to a preliminary investigation launched in 2017 into contracts made by the summer games' organising committee. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has arrived in the us on a three—day official visit, described as a turning point in bilateral relations. he and president biden are expected to discuss d

today, the leaders of the bucharest nine have gathered, which, let me remind you , unite the countriesnato the meeting, which characteristically took place practically without the participation of the flagships of the alliance, that is , representatives of western countries, apparently, that is why their so-called younger brothers were not shy. from romania's claim to some kind of leadership in the black sea to poland's growing appetite for ukraine, report by our european correspondent alexander khabarov further arms supplies to zelensky and preparations for the upcoming nato summit in lithuania , leaders focused their attention on these topics, so called the bucharest nine, who gathered in bratislava, you do not, we should take advantage of the nato summit to set ambitious goals. we need to define a clear perspective for ukraine's membership in the alliance, poland today is not only a transshipment base for weapons and ammunition coming to kiev, but is itself actively preparing for war. bloomberg reports that warsaw has asked london for help in equipping air defense systems, citing to

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest. live now to lucy williamson who is in bucharest. hi lucy.w and not of itself would be controversial. why do you think it was important to interview this man? we do you think it was important to interview this man?— do you think it was important to interview this man? we had been followin: interview this man? we had been following this _ interview this man? we had been following this case _ interview this man? we had been following this case closely - interview this man? we had been following this case closely here . interview this man? we had beenj following this case closely here in romania ever since andrew tate and his brother were arrested. at the end of last year we spoke to as many people as possible around the case to get an accurate picture. we spoke to get an accurate picture. we spoke to prosecutors and former employees and witnesses, neighbours. everyone to and get or build up an accurate picture. andrew tate and his brother were in custody for three months are not able to do media interviews but they were released into april into

tomorrow, he and his brother will enter bucharest�*s main court for the first time.ir case. the two conflicting narratives around andrew tate, masculine icon or dangerous misogynist, are facing their test in court. many people around the world have been dealing with the rising cost of living and in the uk is also a lot of talk about the spiralling cost of mortgages as inflation rates continue to rise. but more people in britain actually rent their homes. and increasing rents mean many are spending much more of their wages and rent than in the past ten years. a cost of living corresponding to the letter smith has more. this is a two bedroom unfurnished terraced property. very popular because of its distance to the city centre. here in work like so many towns and cities, rents are skyrocketing. and cities, rents are s rocketinu. �* ., ., skyrocketing. before covid it would have _ skyrocketing. before covid it would have been _ skyrocketing. before covid it would have been 950 - skyrocketing. before covid it would have been 950 per - would have been 950 per calendar mon

earlier this month we interviewed andrew tate at his home here in bucharest.anipulation. his response, she didn't exist. yesterday both brothers were summoned to romania's organised crime unit to be told that separate human trafficking allegations against them in the case here were being widened into a charge of continuous human trafficking. an indictment in that criminal investigation is expected shortly. a deal to create the biggest uk mobile phone operator has been struck by vodafone and three uk it would have a combined 27 million customers and regulators approve the merger. 95% of women diagnosed with early breast cancer now survive for at least five years. a long term study of women diagnosed in england shows big improvements in survival rates since the 1990s, partly because of more targeted treatments. our medical editor fergus walsh has been looking at the analysis and is with me. and for early breast cancer that has not spread to other parts of the body this is good news. it is not spread to other parts of the body this is good news. it is very reassu

those arguments is that the starting point can be, for example, the situation determined at the bucharest summit in 2008, because everyone then agreed that the future of ukraine is in nato, but no one said when they told the future and in what future is the near or medium-term perspective far long-term perspective in other words, we can say that it was a declaration without any nato obligations and this one argues in this way and these so-called unconvinced countries, they argue in this way. so this is a good weekend point, but it is necessary to do it now, it is a mistake, our argument is that a lot of bad things have happened since then. we have to take this into account. never accepted a donation ukraine, which is in a state of war, is a question of the territorial integrity of ukraine, how should article 5 function or be used? somewhere else have an additional argument that in such a situation what will it mean ? we will admit ukraine to nato and will not behave according to the provisions of the fifth article, because if the fifth article is not fulfilled in relation to ukraine, then

the emerging warsaw-bucharest axis will completely change the balance of power in the region, if therospects are we will discuss the us-british project with the chairman of the standing committee of the council of the republic of the national assembly of the republic of belarus on international affairs and national security. sergei rachkov. hello, there is a certain crisis. mistrust in the european union we see that internal sanctions are being introduced against poland against hungary now they are trying to deprive hungary of the status of chairman in the european commission next year. what do you think against the background of these news, is there a prospect of transformation of the european union, including by the same brexit, indeed the european union, is going through hard times. uh, there is a crisis of confidence, uh, both external and internal trust. uh, really growing. e. europe has simism in a number of countries. e explored. today it shows that, for example, greece, italy, even france , is ready over time, if the situation develops in such a way as now even to raise the i

of those arguments is that the starting point can be , for example, the situation determined by bucharest2008, because everyone then agreed that the future of ukraine is in nato, but no one said when they said the future and in what future near or medium-term perspective distant long-term perspective in other words, it can be said that it was a declaration without any obligations on the part of nato and this one argues in this way that these so-called unconvinced countries are based in this way. so this is a good starting point, but it is necessary to deal with it here make a mistake, our argument is that a lot of bad things have happened since then. we have to take this into account. there is also another question that you know about. this is, for example, the question that no one has ever accepted donato of the countries that are in in a state of war, this is a question of the territorial integrity of ukraine, how should article 5 function and be used, and how should article 5 be used ? somewhere else, they have an additional one that in such a situation. to nato, and we will not behave

voice against such a council or against the creation of such a council , then we can say that the bucharest summit is not a starting point for negotiations, that is the starting point is something else, but now we will see how it will happen further, if it is about the accession of ukraine to the european union, what exactly are you asking about? about the chances, because ukraine has the status of a candidate country for the eu, and now the problem is when to start negotiations on the accession of the games preparing for this meeting, you must have oriented yourself to the status of the candidate. this is a very good thing, but it does not determine in any way until now there has been no determination of the period by which the country will be appointed for accession negotiations, that is, because there are countries that have such a certificate. they have the status of the candidate during the decade and whether they are much closer to accession nothing indicates that such a situation will be repeated in the case of ukraine , that is, the situation is completely different actions in other

those arguments is that the starting point can be , for example, the situation determined at the bucharestfuture of ukraine is in nato, but no one said when they said the future and in what future is the near or medium-term perspective distant long-term perspective in other words, it can be said that it was a declaration without any nato obligations and this argument is in this way and these so -called unconvinced countries are arguing in this way. point, but it is necessary to act now, it is a mistake, our argument is that a lot of bad things have happened since then, we must take this into account, there are also other issues that you know about, this is, for example, no one's question never accepted a donation from ukraine, which is in a state of war, there is a question of the territorial integrity of ukraine, how should article 5 function or be used? somewhere else they have a random argument that in such a situation. what will it mean? what value will this article fifth have for other states we will admit ukraine to nato and will not behave according to the provisions of the fifth ar

eastern flank and while we debated about to give the membership action plan to georgia or ukraine, bucharest, we didn't as alliance realize that we are at the brink of war, which russia launched a few months after failure of alliance to agree up on a map for georgia and ukraine in august, 2008, russia launched the war against georgia, occupied one fifth of georgian territory and hoped that with that move n.a.t.o. will never enlarge. and also agree with # that even after this, what putin said in 2007 in munich and what they did in starting a mention of war against neighboring nation georgia, we didn't that time yet as an ally recognize the growing threats to us, only it took russia to start the war against the ukraine in 2013 and annexing illegally crimea and starting the war against ukraine that time, that our minds started to move on in creating a presence, a military presence, allied presence on the eastern flank and the united states that time was leading force to react quickly and swiftly on changing situation. but then it comes to year 2023 and upcoming summit. and then i don't think th

our correspondent lucy williamson sent this report from bucharest.e target of romanian prosecutors himself. andrew tate, his brother tristan, and two female associates formally charged with crimes, including rape and human trafficking. the indictment filed at the bucharest court this morning, the result of six months of investigation by romania's organised crime unit. prosecutors say all four defendants formed an organised group to commit human trafficking, notjust within romania, but within the us and the uk. the charges involve seven alleged victims, who the indictment says were forced to produce pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the charges also include rape, illegally accessing a computer system, and violence against one alleged victim. it would be an overstatement to say we are happy, but we do welcome it, because this means we have the opportunity to submit evidence, we have the opportunity to build a defence. we are looking forward to clearing the brothers' names as soon

in nato, and these statements sometimes distract from the main lack of a decision by nato made by bucharest, it is not worth hammering that ukraine should become a member of the government, that is , the political substrative part of this decision, we have already passed it, now the question is when maybe from this point of view it is possible to interpret this statement of yesterday's macron as promising because the decision has already been made but it seems to me that in modern conditions when there is a war when ukraine in fact, de facto, it is very much an ally of nato and has to do it every day on the battlefield, it is unnecessary to politicize this issue, in my opinion , well, let's say it does not contribute to this cause, because it is well understood by everyone, both the members of the alliance and those who cooperate it is very close to the alliance that some of ukraine is a member of ukraine today, how to arrange it politically, the summit is coming, and the leader of the nato member countries will have to be determined again, but it will be determined again when there is noth

actually himself gave huge and powerful the signal is political that we broke out of the trap of bucharestre we were simply promised because the start of negotiations on membership means that ukraine is already actually invited, but of course you can include the phrase that specific decisions on the inclusion of ukraine in nato will already be praised by consensus bearing in mind that when it ends active phase, he is from russia , here i say that uh, we are talking about victory , but it is obvious that russia can, for example, not sign the capitulation, we can expel their russians abroad, but russia, for example, will to self-isolate and refuse to pay us compensation, to sign the capitulation and to be declared war criminals, but this does not mean that we cannot join nato at this moment or the active phase will end, so i think that such a political signal can be launched in the declaration and then ah to create e-e platforms at the expense of signing some variants e-e of the kyiv security kit, but in principle, the situation is quite complicated, but unfortunately, e-e, this is reality ,

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.if you want to watch that full combative interew, you can do so. it's on the bbc news youtube channel. a much longer version of that interview that we brought you there. but lots of issues raised. so let's talk about them with the filmmaker matt shea. he made the documentary, "the dangerous rise of andrew tate." matt, thanks for being with us. i hope you were able to see that and hear that interview. i wonder what you make of it. does it reinforce or dispel any of the perceptions and any of the things that you learned while making your documentary about andrew tate? matt: one of the things that lucy picked up on what andrew tate denied trafficking any humans was he did on his website mention using emotional manipulation of women to webcam porn and that's something we put to andrew tate months ago before he was arrested because his online courses in which he also teaches other men to emotionally manipulate women into doing webcam prorn were -- porn were publicly available at the time. t

that indictment has been deposited with the bucharest court and it says that at the beginning of 2021trafficking in romania, as well as the us and in great britain. we will follow those of elements closely hit on bbc news, and on the bbc news website. thank you for watching. do stay with us. hello, again. the weather today has been pretty unsettled this morning. we've had heavy rain pushing up from the south. it's continuing to journey northwards and eastwards through the rest of the day. it's courtesy of this weather front here, which eventually will push away into the north sea. behind it, we're looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers, but still some heavy bursts of rain before it does move away and around the showers we'll have gusty winds, some large hail, but, of course, we won't all catch a shower — many of us having a dry day with some sunshine. temperatures fresher in the north — 16 degrees in lerwick, but up to 24 or 25 as we sweep down towards the south—east. through this evening and overnight, eventually a lot of the showers will fade. we'll hang onto some in the west

worth the great runyanya, i am an old professor who fled from the half-falls of moscow bucharest enteredn the winner became obvious, it seems that it was time to share the trophies, but the romanians had to be saved from defeat. this made the war longer by half a year and possibly led to the death of the russian empire in world war ii . romanians fought, mainly with civilians and jews in the territories given to them by hitler. however, he lost the war and suddenly miraculously found himself among the winners, in general , they gave independence to the country. and why did she grow new territories after the constant defeats no one knows the readers of the golden calf, probably, they are sure that great romania is a joke of ilf and petrov well, no, marie's romania is a well-known dream of anyone who considers himself a politician in christia they are fighting for this greatness, not sparing the lives of strangers and, by the way , only strangers on the example of the absorption of moldova by romania - this is evident. the best thing. here you can see the moldovan politics. it is not they

really there the temperature in bucharest reaches 36 during the day, how does it affect everything?be honest, it's very uncomfortable. i think the players are the same. i talked to several people there after the match yesterday and they say yes. well , it's difficult, but you need to play more because there matches every three days, uh, i just have to recover very soon, and so on . and there, before the match, the ruslan woman said that the only thing we can fight with is what , right now, something like that, uh, a special one, and some kind of i don't know the solution, something like that i don't think anything at the moment we know, but during the match, we see these pauses when the players have uh, those , well, water can come, so on. here, i think that for now it will be ok, kind of like the second half yesterday, uh, well, this guy slept a little the temperature was less, it grew normally to play in this second park, we will see, they say that maybe there will be some rain during the next ones , maybe it will also help. well, i don't know if it would it was as i said. i would

let us remind you why bucharest failed to do so in the eighth year why are we mentioning this now because one way or another well, there must be some kind of causal-non-consequential construction or why we are still not in nato because we were in bucharest, we could have been closer to nato than in all the years , i understand correctly, you see, mr. serhiy, our the great internal ukrainian tragedy is that we always have a lot of populists in larda who believe that populism is the only way to make a political career, and what we experienced in 2008 actually confirms that some political forces still today represented in the parliament, they did not live and live with the same populism, well, maybe a little less now , because they are on hiatus . although there was a political will of both the president of ukraine and the chairman of the verkhovna rada regarding membership in nato, but when you remember, the party of regions russia, in principle, conducted colossal anti-nation propaganda in ukraine and the number of people who strongly advocated there was an introduction relatively small th

states are going on, where they are trying to find the right formula how to do something more than in bucharestbut of course to avoid a clear clear signal that kyiv wants and they say there are some different guarantees for us , this is very important because it is public as literally today i read two articles that say that ukraine in no case can you take those who are there to nato, you don't need to feed russian paranoia, although you know when the paranoiacs attacked us when we didn't feed them, well, of course, what about the risks that may be in connection with the fact that ukraine ukraine will accept him in nato well, of course, there are positive articles and positive speeches, but i concentrate more and look at the arguments of the other, that is, the enemy side in the state of our friends. i would say so, that's why all these signals that are sent including what happened within the vymer triangle, that our polish friend president duda tried to extract something from the french , the finns, more specifically, they avoided a clear answer. i understand that in this sense the meeting was

united states, where they are trying to find the right formula , how to do something more than in bucharest in 2008, but of course to avoid a clear clear signal that kyiv wants , they say there are some different for-formats of providing us with a guarantee, this is very it is important because it is public, as literally today, i read two articles, and yes, there are those who say that ukraine cannot be elected to nato under any circumstances, that there is no need to fuel russian paranoia, although you know that the paranoiacs attacked us when we did not fuel it. well, and of course, what is there about the risks that may be in connection with the fact that ukraine ukraine will accept him in nato? well, of course there are positive articles and positive speeches, but i concentrate more and look at the arguments of the other , that is, the enemy side in the state of our friends. i would say yes, that's why all these e-e signals that are sent , including what was happening within the vymer triangle, that our polish friend president duda tried to extract something from the french, the finns,

myself, the next task of ukraine at the next vilnius summit is to prevent budapest-2 to prevent e bucharestn we were announced in 2008 that we would be members of nato and then eh this all died and to prevent minsk 3 i.e. to actually prevent these attempts to freeze the conflict ot if these three tasks are carried out parentheses, what can be the solution? i think that the basis can be, in principle, the proposal of ukraine - it is the kyiv security kit , the so-called security kit, the elements that are already in place and the forms of rammstein are implemented and, in principle, in relations with nato, there is a difficult work, that is, we are already looking after, right here. by the way, and i forgot one more thing, it would be nice to include such a standard phrase in the final declaration. strong signal political that we broke out of the trap of bucharest where we were simply promised because the start of negotiations on membership means that ukraine is already actually invited, but of course you can include the phrase that sufficient decisions on the inclusion of ukraine in nato wi

i will remind you that the bucharest site talked about the fact that ukraine will be a member of natohen the conditions are in place, that is, let's move on to the formula. we invite ukraine to nato and all the procedures are already for ratification we will start the accession procedures when there are conditions , well, that would be somehow understandable. and this is how it actually looks, it looks as usual, unfortunately, no one looks two steps ahead, our deputy minister of defense of ukraine, volodymyr gavrylov i am convinced that at the summit in vilnius we will be given the admission algorithm directly, that is what he is talking about in general p valery, what can this admission algorithm be despite the fact that i know very well at home, he said he is a smart general, we worked together in washington i do not know what he is talking about well, maybe these are some conditions, which you said that when the war ends, the task is not the task of the deputy minister , it is not a specific task to declare any positions. ukraine to nato, we understand that we will not join now, bu

that is, in fact , it gave itself a huge and powerful political signal that we broke out of the bucharest trap , where we were simply promised because the beginning negotiations on membership, this means that ukraine is already actually invited, but of course you can include the phrase that specific decisions on the inclusion of ukraine in nato will already be praised by consensus, bearing in mind that when the active phase ends, he is from russia , here i say that uh, we are talking about victory but it is obvious that russia can, for example, not sign the ventilation, we can expel their russians abroad but russia, for example, will isolate itself and refuse to pay us compensation, sign the capitulation and turn it over to war criminals, but this is not means that we cannot join nato at this moment or the active phase will end , so i think that such a political signal can be launched in the declaration and then create platforms by signing some variants of the kyiv security package in principle, the situation is quite complicated, but unfortunately, this is reality, that is, we do not hav

in bucharest, about 4,000 health workers rallied to demand higher wages, unions also announced a shortage of specialists to work in the hospital , according to demonstrators in the authorities, who have been ignoring their demands for several years, another protest is scheduled for july 15. at least six people, including four children , were injured in a knife attack in the french city of annecy. three neighbor one-year-old syrian refugees attacked the group pupils of the kindergarten, who had a rest, accompanied by an adult in a park near the lake, among the victims there are children who were in wheelchairs, two aged 2-3 years, as well as one adult are dying for their lives. doctors here, for which earlier the man was denied asylum before police arrived on the scene and opened fire and wounded the perpetrator. he managed to hit an elderly man with a knife, the attackers were detained. wang xi has already held a rally of right-wing forces accusing the authorities of insufficient control over the safety of citizens, which, however, is not surprising, because the huge force of the police g

the so-called bucharest formula of 2008, let me remind you that then at the summit in bucharest, kievbership in nato, but in an indefinite future, and now the kiev regime is seeking clearer commitments and a clearer timetable for its entry into the aviary, but if in 2008 it was the united states that the bush jr. administration insisted on providing ukraine and georgia with the so-called nato membership action plan, while in germany, france was against it, and now, in fact, a compromise . e was. uh, it was worked out in the fact that there are no action plans for nato membership, but there is this promise to accept in an indefinite future, but now it’s the other way around, the europeans, it seems, are ready to go further in the bucharest formula of 2008, and the united states is not. and as he writes, the iconostasis of the biden administration sternly refuses to give kiev any serious promises on ukraine's clear accession to nato and the ambassador , the former ambassador of the united states of nato and now the president of the chicago council on foreign relations and the vodalder e

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.'s repeated refusal to answer the questions. joining me now is our education editor branwenjeffreys. teachers and others involved in education have been raising questions of the kind of influence that man has on young people. teachers report having andrew tate's language repeated back to them, seeing some of the behaviour and attitude on his online content seeping into a culture of disrespect, over normalising discounting women and feeding into a wider concern that that is there about all the online content that teenagers are seeing, some of it graphically sexual or violent. that they have access to now. it has contributed to growing concern about sexual assaults in schools, sexual harassment. we know that nine out of ten gales have either been sent an explicit image or asked to take one up explicit image or asked to take one up themselves, and this kind of influence of culture is one part of teachers concerns. they are trying to build through all the lessons around relationships a mor

tomorrow, he and his brother will enter bucharest�*s main court for the first time. andrew tate, masculine icon or dangerous misogynist, are about to be tested in court. thank you for watching bbc news. hello. june has certainly been a warm month for many of us and at times it has felt like the middle of summer. talking of which, the 21st ofjune marks the first day of astronomical summer or the summer solstice, and it will be the longest day of the year. but let's get to the forecast then. this is the satellite picture from the last day or so, and that's where the front that brought the rain to many parts of the country in the last 24 hours. it will be moving away northwards. but in its wake, we'll see an area of high pressure developing towards the south and west, but we will also be brushed by weather systems over the next few days in north western areas of the uk. but the high pressure to the south is also going to open up the doors to much warmer weather streaming our way from spain, portugal and france. so, it does look as though it's going to get hot towards th

what the players say maybe that really reaches 36 in the daytime temperature in bucharest, how does it affect everything? well, to be honest, it's very uncomfortable. i think the players are the same . i talked to a few of them after the match yesterday and they say yes. well, it's hard, but you need to play more in because there are matches there every three days, i just have to recover very soon and so on. and there , in the presence of ruslan vakan before the match, he said that the only thing we can fight with is what is here at the moment something like this ... i know the solution, i don't think so at the moment we know something, but well, during the match, we see these pauses when the players have there , well, water can come, and so on. here, i think that for now it will be some kind of second half . it was less, more normal to play in this second half, let's see, they say that maybe there will be some rain during the next few days, maybe it will also help and what do you say, maybe they say that, they don't talk about the fact that it is possible that spain will get a second

andrew tate was first arrested at his home in bucharest in december.he four defendants formed an organised criminal group to commit human trafficking in romania and other countries including the united states and britain. 0ur correspondent in bucharest lucy williamson gave us the latest on today's charges and the background to the case. its investigation has taken six months to complete. they have been in detention or under house arrest for all that time. and romania's organised crime unit have come out with a statement this morning which outlines some of the information that led to this indictment. as you outlined there, we know the main charges that are being filed. we know there are seven alleged victims who were apparently allegedly recruited by false promises of love and marriage by the two tate brothers. and it does seem to be quite a wide ranging set of charges. the charge of human trafficking is an umbrella charge, and within that there are several counts against each of the four defendants. we're also getting some information from the organise

andrew tate was first arrested at his home in bucharest in december.ndants formed an organised criminal group to commit human trafficking in romania and other countries including the united states and britain. our correspondent in bucharest, lucy williamson, told us — the charges come several months, after the original arrests. well, this indictment details seven alleged victims who the romanian prosecutors say were forced to make pornographic material after being recruited by the tate brothers with false promises of love and marriage. the prosecutors also say that there fairly wide—ranging charges associated with this indictment, that the human trafficking was carried out notjust in romania, but also in the us and the uk — and that umbrella charge of trafficking contains several different counts against each of the defendants. the organised crime unit are telling us that they're also carrying out a separate investigation into potential charges of money laundering, influencing statements and trafficking of minors, and that they've confiscated a wide ra

who in bucharest considers himself a politi? for that they are fighting stubbornly, not sparing the lives of strangers and, incidentally, only strangers on the example of the absorption of moldova by romania - this is evident. best of all. here you can see the moldovan neonist politics, who proposes to unite with the motherland in the united romanian sea. european integration is a surrogate form of association with romania, and even after joining the eu, we remain four times poorer than romania in wages, pensions, scholarships , child benefits. we are four times behind romania in everything and it does not remain the only way out, as soon as we are convinced of the next failure of the bet on the european union in salare, pensions, bursia, kirtuaka, as it should be, patriots thief were fired from mayors for not being strong-handed, but the arguments of the uniasts, he described from the exhaustive ones in the eu . it is still unknown when they will accept the money. they may not give it, romania here it is united even now it is p

anyone waiting here in front of the immigration office in bucharest, has paid up to 6000 euros to job placement agencies in the country to legally integrate to romania. they have a visa, but no residents permit so much in the, in the regional over whelmed by the government's new strategy. romania wants to grant 100000 brook permits for non you citizens this year. in 2017 romania gave out a mere 5500 firm in the good. there is romania as economy is growing the bad, especially in service and in the construction sector. the simply not enough for me is to take on jobs. now the government is trying to fill those gaps by turning to them for and we're occurs since romania joined the union 2007, there's been a growing shortage of remaining and workers not only here in eucharist, the black sea resort, every time in the entire country, an estimate of half a 1000000 workers are lacking. nichol i book of iowa is responsible for several hotels here in constant for him. move with them, but i'm going to touch 3. i checked on. nothing works, you know, as far as workers. i myself don't know how to con

lucy williamson, bbc news, bucharest.annel. a much longer version of that interview that we brought you there. lots of issues raised, so let's talk about them. we can nowjoin documentary film—maker matt shea for more on this. he made the documentary the dangerous rise of entertaining. thank you for being with us. —— of andrew tate. i wonder what you make of that interview. does it reinforce or dispel any of the perceptions and any of the things that you learned while making your documentary about andrew take? {line while making your documentary about andrew take?— andrew take? one of the things that lu icked andrew take? one of the things that lucy picked op _ andrew take? one of the things that lucy picked up on. — andrew take? one of the things that lucy picked up on, what _ andrew take? one of the things that lucy picked up on, what andrew - andrew take? one of the things that| lucy picked up on, what andrew tate denied having any human, he did on his website mentioned using manipulation to recruit women into the indus

lucy williamson is outside the court in bucharest for us now. welcome.s comes several months after the arrest of andrew tate and his brother. bring us u- to andrew tate and his brother. bring us up to date- _ andrew tate and his brother. bring us up to date. that's _ andrew tate and his brother. bring us up to date. that's right. - andrew tate and his brother. b" “1; us up to date. that's right. this investigation has taken six months to complete. they have been in detention or under house arrest for all that time. romania �*s organised crime unit have come out with a statement this morning, which outlines some of the information that led to this indictment. as you outlined there, we know the name charges that are being filed. we know there are seven alleged victims, who are apparently allegedly recruited by false promises of love and marriage by the brothers. it does seem to be quite a wide—ranging set of charges. the charge of human trafficking is an umbrella charge, and within that there are several counts against each of the four defendants. we are a