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the world number 24 from the czech republic won 6—2, 6—4 to reach the quarter—finals, and she'll nowumber six seed, daria kasatkina. the defending champion, petra kvitova, is also through to the last eight. the number four seed from the czech republic remains on course to retain her title after beating australia's daria gavrilova in straight sets. 6—4, 6—4, the score. kvitova will playjulia gorges in the quarter—finals. england have beaten australia by 6 wickets in durham to make it four wins out of four in their five—match one day international series. australia won the toss and elected to bat, with both aaron finch and shaun marsh notching up centuries as they finished on 310 for eight. but the hosts made light work of the target. an opening wicket partnership of 174 betweenjason roy and johnny bairstow set the foundation as roy went on to pass the 100 mark, and jos butler with an unbeaten half centruy helped guide his side home with more than five overs to spare. asi as i mentioned that can bridge the other day, we found a new gear of intensity. —— at trent bridge. hopefully it be

commissioner who actually voiced her opinion about hungary and the czech republic and poland voicing their concerns and their views and she said you know those are sandbags those three countries that could be thrown away could it come to that hungary czech republic slovakia and poland the. countries are members of the european union and the view of the members of the european union even more than the this so. sure europe in the region is currently the growth of the european union our growth rate is much higher than the average everybody speaks about the german french cooperation when it comes to the issue of european competitiveness and bob if you look at the to see that the trade between germany and the contras is fifty five percent higher than the trade annually between germany and france which shows that the economy cooperation between germany and europe is extremely strong at cern show you a became kind of a backyard for the german industry which has always been and which will always be i guess the bone of the european economy so actually the strong central euro is the interest o

, so is, of course, the czech republic, so bhatia, hungary, poland, who refuse burden sharing, the europeanolating the norms of the european union, and you appear to be backing them. the norms of the european union, and you appear to be backing themm the norms of the european union, and you appear to be backing them. if i am me elaborate here a little further, because it is what we have said and what has been pointed out, when you want to tackle the issue of illegal migration, and i want to highlight illegal, because you are simply speaking about migration. we have various ways of legal migration coming to austria. we have taken up a high number of political asylum seekers, not only over the last yea rs, seekers, not only over the last years, but it is a tradition in austria ever since 1956, we do it in 1968 during the prides quinn, except, but we are saying we do not believe that a simple distribution of people who have come from which ever pass can be redistributed according to way quota system and this is the magic bullet, the silver bullet solution, that, we say... -- prague spring. jus

whatever trump might say you know we're talking about the czech republic because the czech republic has gone and got one as well he could finally have a government behind him after eight months soft and inconclusive election now the billionaire andrei by the shans been struggling to find coalition partners for his centrist forty the social democrats are set to agree to a deal but any government will still depend on the communists. bread for prague straight out of the factory belonging to the country's prime minister and. the bread factory with its two hundred seventy employees belongs to agro fat a business success story for bobbish i prefer that as a yearly turnover of one point five billion euros the company's interests extend far beyond bread but it keeps its cards close to its chest only reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister's involvement. hasn't been responsible for that since january two thousand and fourteen when he joined the government finance minister and now that he's heading up the government he's no longer with agro fat his share in the company has been trans

policies to cut the number of refugees coming in aside from austria and hungry italy poland the czech republic and slovakia are also demanding changes on the other side of the table many presidents and prime ministers from northwest europe. headed by germany's angela merkel and france's a man your mark on they want the current system to be largely man tamed with rescue boats full of refugees trying to cross the mediterranean every single day finding a resolution is becoming more urgent by the minute and germany's chancellor is addressing m.p.'s just before she joins opposite number in the eve for that summit in brussels let's cross live now to dominic kane in berlin what will she be telling dominic. well jane the point here is that she's briefing m.p.'s about what she intends to do for them as it were at the e.u. summit taking place in brussels also should be talking about the nato summit that comes up in july but specifically regarding the e.u. two really prime issues for the machall today first one as you've been mentioning migration this idea of more border calls on the border controls or n

centers across the bloc but and this was only to appease central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can only happen in countries who volunteer to have them not surprising they're not many volunteers many leaders again pushed for responsibility to fall on first arrival countries who already have enough migrants same toure's all sides under the dublin regulation refugees have to buy in the first european country where they are right we are sticking to this rule and it follows that those countries are responsible for migration senses france is not the country's first arrival so most opensource senses notice it goes north we are not the first arrival country unless people jump with birth was in an apparent lifeline for the german chancellor angela merkel this non-binding agreement says that all governments must take measure. is to stop migrants and refugees from crossing internal borders now this is something that no call desperately needs as she's facing a two week ultimatum from her coalition partner who is threatening to impose

wing governments and demanding tighter border controls austria-hungary it's nice to rock in the czech republic and poland or to structure approach so leaders are trying to work out a solution in the form of so-called disembarkation platforms basically areas outside europe probably in north africa where migrants will be held. arge pleased at the summit in brussels for a search what are the chances of them coming up with something they can all agree on at this event. well i think a chance and funny so they can all agree on is basically nail and they've already indicated that by saying that they don't expect to have that sort of thing at all the best they can hope for is what they call bilateral solutions talks between the couple of countries we'll find out in a minute or two actually if they got anywhere today because donald tusk the head of the european council and john claude younger the head of european commission are about sick of a news conference and then after that there's going to be a series of individual countries giving press conferences as well and those two nights include countries

member states are bound to be met with contradiction agreed the czech republic slovakia and poland they outright refused to attend today's summit they said it was a power move by merkel to control their domestic political situation and then you have other countries that are refusing to take in migrants outright italy last week refused a migrant vessel that was forced to land in spain while just a couple days ago malta also refused to another migrant vessel and you know these actions they're not going on notice to e.u. leaders like emanuel macron i'm in favor of having mechanisms that. we cannot have gum trees that most of the men who don't even use of the dead and who massively claim their nationals so fiercely but when it comes to the topic. now at the conclusion of the summit merkel said the e.u. needs to focus on their agreement with turkey as a framework for agreements with other migrant origin countries but let's not forget how much this costs the e.u. it was three billion euros this sternly still a lot at stake for merkel because she actually just had a political standoff with her

member states are bound to be met with contradiction of the czech republic slovakia and poland they outright refused to attend today's summit they said it was a power move by merkel to control their domestic political situation and then you have other countries that are refusing to take in migrants outright italy last week refused a migrant vessel that was forced to land in spain while just a couple days ago malta also refused to another migrant vessel and you know these actions they're not going on notice to e.u. leaders like emanuel macron i'm in favor of having mechanisms that take this into account we're going to have gum trees that massively benefit from e.u. so the dead and who massively claim their national selfishness when it comes to the topic of migration now at the conclusion of the summit merkel said the e.u. needs to focus on their agreement with turkey as a framework for agreements with other migrant origin countries but let's not forget how much this cost the e.u. it was three billion euros this sternly still a lot at stake for merkel because she actually just had a political

have any anything positive to contribute to this meeting anyway poland slovakia hungary and the czech republic have so far blocked any kind of attempt to reform for instance the dublin regulations that now at the moment are sort of regulating the distribution off refugees and the responsibility for refugees in europe they have blocked any attempt as. distribution because they say we don't want anybody we're not going to take any migrants whatsoever refugees whatsoever and so we know that they are that they are not sort of in the boat in the end when it comes down to a europe wide solution the only way to deal with these countries is money. the only way to deal with them is as met him on them a crime has already mentioned is that they could be punished within the next budget if they don't somehow continue to work for the european solution and sort of get into the get into the boat so they are really there absent absent is not really is not really a negative sign so far all right so along with possibly punishing them states who are not pulling their weight in helping to take on the migrants what

greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with italy one of the main transit countries and the czech republic and hungary deny any involvement in the agreement it's still unclear how quickly the situation will change for migrants seeking refuge in europe. and let's get some analysis now for that i'm joined in the studio by our chief political correspondent melinda crane melinda so from what we heard in that report some conciliatory words from one of the c.s.u. leaders that this mean the dispute between the c.s.u. and chancellor merkel is now resolved no we can't say that and we won't know for sure i think until tomorrow when the leadership of both parties will be meeting to look at what was agreed last week and decide on the part of the varying conservatives whether it is enough for them to essentially back down the main sticking point here still remains this question of unilateral action as mentioned in the report so as you remember the conflict began because the head of the very conservative party who was also germany's interior minister had essentially said that he believes germany can and

greece and spain but there's no deal in sight with italy one of the main transit countries and the czech republic and hungary deny any involvement in the agreement it's still unclear how quickly the situation will change for migrants seeking refuge in europe. and now a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. the syrian army has made further gains against opposition forces in southern province state television broadcast residents in the town of el purportedly celebrating after the army entered rebels in the region say peace talks with government ally russia have failed. l g b t e i pride events took place around the world on saturday and hundreds of protesters attended east what t.d.'s first ever pride march organizers in the country formerly known as swazi land are calling for equality in a land where a new sexuality is outlawed is what teens king sati the third has reportedly described her sexuality as quote say tending. and a great white shark has been spotted off the coast of my yorker this week the animal is said to be five metres long it's supposed to be the first tim

severe storms have led to flash flooding in the czech republic on women is reported dead and anotherperson is besting in the capital after they were trapped inside the city's drainage system sellers and metro stations have been flooded not down or. thousands have marched in l g b t pride parades in cities across europe in bucharest. and clay hamilton celebrated their recent european court victory which ordered romania to recognise their marriage in warsaw equality parade marchers said poland's conservative turn has forced them to fight even harder for their rights. all right on to formula one where sebastian vettel will start on pole position in today's canadian grand prix the ferrari driver made the most of an engine of great to set a new track record qualifying it's the holds forth over the season and a fourth time he's started first in canada. was second fastest interest his mercedes and red bull's max was top third reigning champ was able to increase in fourth. right you've been watching get when you lose your smarts to. what you want what you want to. up to date. extraordinary.

control centers across the bloc but and this was only to apiece central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can only happen in countries who volunteer to have them not surprising their not many volunteers many leaders again pushed for responsibility to fall on first arrival countries who already have enough migrants same toure's all sides under the dublin regulation refugees have to apply in the first european country where they are right we are sticking to this rule and the fall is that those countries are responsible for migration senses france is not the country's first arrival so most opensource senses this in trade goes north we are not the first arrival country and most people jump with birth was in an apparent lifeline for the german chancellor angela merkel this non-binding agreement says that all governments must take measures to stop migrants and refugees from crossing europe's internal borders now this is something that no call desperately needs as she is facing a two week ultimatum from her coalition partner who is threaten

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thousands of people been demonstrating in cities across the czech republic against the appointment of under babbitts as prime minister for a second time as has been acting as can take us into january and as one party minority lost a confidence vote in parliament the bill in the us is appalling to form a government supported by the communist party processes accused them of having links to communist era secret police hungary's parliament is to basically a bill that would make it a criminal offense to help asylum seekers as part of a crackdown on immigration by primus effect or bans right wing government trying to hold reports from a bit of past. where once there was an open border of the european union now there's an electrified fence migrants and refugees still trying to into europe on welcome in hungary. alone slide when in parliamentary elections in april as encourage prime minister viktor orban and his feeders party to go further fulfilling an election promise to protect hungary and its christian values despite protests by the e.u. and local activist groups planned new legislation w

so it's likely the czech republic will stay loyal to the e.u. but it won't adopt the euro as a currency the economy is growing wages are on the rise there seems little reason for to change track. the caribbean island nation of barbados is drowning in debt it has the world's fourth highest state to g.d.p. ratio behind japan greece and sudan now the i.m.f. is stepping in to get barbados back in the black the new prime minister mia motley recently announced undisclosed liabilities raising state debt from one hundred thirty seven percent to one hundred and seventy five well they had no choice but to contact the financial life gods of the international monetary fund the i.m.f. signaling it would assist the ailing economy with an emergency debt restructuring plan but bales then suspended payments to external creditors to regroup the island owes two thirds of its state to local investors and banks some tough debt restructuring measures are required without endangering its domestic financial system although he says the government wants to protect bombad

. >> this is the president o czech republic. he is burning a large pair of underwear. this is in response to a 2015 protest. back tn a group of activists scaled the castle walls and f replaced tg with a similar pair of underwear. >>> new zealand's prime minister has gone on maternity leave. she's set to become the second woman in modern history to give birth while in power. she will be on leave for six weeks. >>> about one in seven showed signed of hearing impairment before they started going to loud clubs and cob concerts. >>> well, bananas are among the most popular fruits in the world. but are they really healthy? consumer reporter susan hogan is working with what you need to know. >> some of you haveeg red bananas to the do not eat list because of their relatively high sugar and carb consent, but nutritionist at consumer reports say don't be so quick to counted out this fruit yet. one largea banan has about 120 calories and 17 n grams ofural sugars. more than double what you get in a cup of strawberry slices. >> it's far legacy than what you would get in a soda or

and newly influential hardline bloc in the european union the leaders of poland slovakia the czech republic come from a similar political viewpoint while it's lee's new government is also right wing crucially in germany chancellor angela merkel is under pressure from elements within her own coalition to agree to strict to e.u. wide policies on migration is raising questions about whether they could be a split within the union between those who want to maintain the current system and those calling for borders to be closed domini cain has more from berlin. friday's a day in which president donald tusk of the european council is going to try to put his message across regarding the e.u. summit that will take place in brussels at the end of next week speaking to the chancellor of stress of us and courts but also to the prime minister of hungary viktor autobahn both these people both these men are people who don't share the point of view that the larger e.u. countries certainly germany and france have regarding a solution to the immigration crisis certainly in hungary the view there is if anythin

the czech republic have a government eight months after an inconclusive election. billionaire has been struggling to find coalition partners for his centrist party -- now the government has a deal. they will still depend on the communist party. reporter: bread for product straight out of the factory belonging to the prime minister. the bread factory with its 270 employees belongs to a business success story. they have a yearly turnover of 1.5 billion euros. the company's interests extend beyond bread but keep their cards close to his chest, reluctantly giving a statement on the prime minister s involvement. -- prime minister's involvement. >> he has not been responsible since 2014 when he joined as finance minister. now he is heading up the government, he is no longer with us. his share in the company has been transferred into a trust fund. he has no part in acrobat's daily business. reporter: directly opposite the company headquarters, the main office of the political party founded by the prime minister. this is the biggest political force in the czech parliament.

influential hardline right wing bloc in the european union leaders of poland slovakia and the czech republic come from a similar political viewpoint as lee's new government is also right wing crucially in germany chancellor angela merkel is under pressure from elements within her own coalition to agree to stricter eview wide policies on migration and that's raising questions about whether there could be a split within the union between those who want to maintain the current system and those calling for borders to be closed dominant cain is in berlin with more. the meetings of donald tusk with leaders of austria and hungary are an attempt by the european union institutions and their leadership to get a sense of the view from what some people might consider on the immigration crisis side anyway to be the e.u. countries or quit squad the ones who don't fit in with the plans that i'm going to merkel of germany and emmanuel mccann of france have to resolve the immigration situation across as in a pan e.u. sort of way let's be clear here mr tosk is speaking to people who have in some way shape or

centers across the bloc bash and this was only to appease central european countries like the czech republic and hungary those locations are still to be decided and can only happen in countries who volunteer to have them not surprising they're not many volunteers many leaders again pushed for responsibility to fall on first arrival countries who already have enough migrants same tis all sides under the dublin regulation refugees have to buy in the first european country where they are right we are sticking to this rule and the fall is that those countries are responsible for migration centers france is not the country's first arrival so most opensource senses notice in trade goes north we are not the first arrival country and most people jump with birth was in an apparent lifeline for the german chancellor angela merkel this non-binding agreement says that all governments must take measure. to stop migrants and refugees from crossing europe's internal borders now this is something that new called desperately needs space and a two week ultimatum from her coalition partner who is threatening t

the continent is the best solution but then let's look at these ones in other colors italy the czech republic poland slovakia hungary they want measures put in place to deter migration at the transit countries down on the other side of the mediterranean in libya and now obviously these are just some of the countries in europe but you can see there is a definite geographic split there so let's talk more about this with julia in brussels a senior analyst on e.u. migration and asylum policies at the open society european policy institute it is nice to have you with us julia this is trying to find any sort of consensus in europe at the best of times is difficult to spot the name of european union would you hold out any hope for this meeting on thursday to actually come up with something remotely concrete. well i think both the divisions and the crisis migration refugee crisis are overblown on the one hand if you look at the actual numbers of people reaching europe i mean we've had forty five thousand irregular arrivals across the mediterranean this year that's the total for the whole of europe at

we have far right governments in poland, hungary, now slovenia and the czech republic, all leaning towardsow also is apparently doing. so you know this is notjust a british crisis. this is a pan—european crisis. and unless the european union also changes the particular sticking points especially for southern european countries are the 3% fiscal discipline rule and the way that europe has not handled the so brexit is just part of that agnes but do you think this particular conflict this week tells us anything about how the two sides are shaping up ahead of that eu summit? there will be a cast of new prime ministers not least the new leader in spain and also in italy. well, brexit. so we learned a new word, backstop. and michel barnier, the irony was not lost on him. he said backstop means backstop! unless it is a stopgap. look, this is all about the irish border. the border between the european union and the uk. that is to say between ireland and northern ireland. ok, so no hard border between those two. it means that border there but ireland will be in the customs union and will be treated

in germany who is willing to be has some records in the autumn they'll go to a clinic in the czech republic for the procedure to implant the embryo. she'll pay her eight thousand euros. friends or do you feel like a criminal since this is not allowed in germany. surrogacy is not in fact banned in germany per se and it cannot be punished through what is illegal is the procedure. so there's a bit of a loophole in the law. where doing the procedure abroad and then will come back to germany. so it appears we have to do it this way find fertilization and implantation in a foreign country. on this in some and then we'll have to adopt the child here in germany. our own child doesn't mind i mean. this whole story has left me rather stunned i can totally feel for the women who want a child and i can understand the position of surrogate mothers. but still the commercial aspect is unsettling the whole industry devoted to making and marketing babies. and again the legalities just explain why that woman had to adopt her own child i mean that straight yes because she's not the legal mother or the surroga

continent in all your remarks express today we're featuring the horses in france and hobbits in the czech republic but first up is an open concert right here in the capital of germany. once again berlin sushant open alla open air a vent attracted thousands of classical music lovers to the city's baby square for the twelfth year in a row the event drew huge crowds to enjoy a stellar open air symphony concert for free. thought. bush dance capella belly and orchestra conducted by daniel barenboim performed among other things a work by giacchino receive me some forty thousand people attended the event. this weekend fans of fantasy author james tolkien descended on a forest near the czech city of docks in one thousand enthusiastic playing or just war some men reenacted the battle of five am is from tolkien's famous novel the homepage. these mock battles have been staged for almost twenty years now thanks to weapons made of plastic and want nobody has ever been. extravagant hats and exquisite dresses were on display at the one hundred seventy fifth please dion close race in chantilly this weekend the ra