gutter and certainly not on her side of the dutch gutter. so what she's asking for is guarantees that we won't trespass, but of course that's already something we can't do without permission. and she wants a warranty for her roof which we believe is more than she's entitled to. the -- we have reached out to ms. momota, and we're willing to continue to do so. but it shouldn't be under the -- in the context of holding up a permit when what is really at issue is completely unrelated to the work anticipated. with respect to the other issues raised, they're untimely. there was no mention of it in any of the submissions. there's no appeal brief filed, but i do believe the issue was thoroughly anticipated and investigated during the permit process. namely, that the basement or call it whatever you want, is a garage. it's not habitable. there's no habitable space in that garage. so when we talk about adding a story, there's no obligation to install a sprinkler system. and even if there were three stories above a not habitable basement, to convert th

it holds works by dutch golden age masters like the mia and rembrandt. the rights as a was built around the eighteen hundreds and it's designed by a german rather than a pure calipers and if you arrive in amsterdam by train and you see the central train station it's actually designed by the same architect actually so that's why they look very similar in design. one of amsterdam's top tourist destinations lies on the prints and cost the end frank house every day long lines formed outside the museum in twenty sixteen it attracted almost one point three million visitors and this is where the thirteen year old jewish girl and frank went into hiding with their family during world war two to escape the nazis and where she wrote her world famous diary. a tour of the secret annex conveys the claustrophobic conditions of the hiding place the rooms are run furnished but there's an exhibit of personal on . jaques that belonged to the people who hid here. and work by bike through amsterdam the netherlands are famous for their cheeses so the next stop on our tour is

where you start off in the dutch capital of amsterdam a city that simply never gets boring now amsterdam is a perfect getaway for the weekend it boasts the unesco world heritage canal system a wealth of museums not to mention the parks restaurants and of course coffee shops and unlike many other capitals amsterdam is relatively small so you can reach pretty much everything on foot but if you want to do is the dutch do then you'd better get on a bike which is what we did to explore the city. instagram is hands down europe's capital of bicycle riders it's home to an estimated nine hundred thousand bikes that's more than the population of the city center. in two thousand and one the world's first bicycle perking garage was built at the city's central rail station shaun cody has been offering individual sightseeing tours of the capital with this company joyride tours for the past seven years naturally by bike for meaning when the most interesting things about amsterdam isn't just the beautiful city but it's also the citizens that make up the city it's people from all over the world and it ac

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dutch foreign minister quits after revealing the slide about a meeting with the russian president back in two thousand and six where he claimed mr putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. to inside i still fighting for the tell a group of fled to syria surrenders to russian security services he tells what the jihadists expected of him. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber and a great deal of terror we report from the. dozens of residents have already been recruited by islamic state. by their two pm wednesday afternoon this is art international with me kevin i would think that was so much for joining us first this hour that the dutch foreign minister has been forced to resign after admitting that he lied that he had a meeting with president putin went back in two thousand and six. done a lot. of. people over for if. it was an emotional resignation mr departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet his russian counterpart here in moscow let's look at whether those false claims were worth it. because.

and on two other resignation at news in europe the dutch foreign minister has now quit after revealing earlier in the week that he had lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six when a full of. let me give them both a lot of. people over for. the night foreign minister it was quite emotional when he announced his resignation he was supported by the country's prime minister who was present during this announcement and ole so seem to quite moved by the situation and now what has happened today is the result of a big scandal that erupted when it was revealed gods the dutch foreign minister a lie back in two thousand and sixteen about an event in his life that when he described it didn't raise a lot of questions as back at the time russia was accused of all sorts of things moscow was accused of carrying out aggressive politics so his ally fit quite well into that contacts now back in two thousand and sixteen and the minister said that he was present at a meeting with the russian president vladimir putin and he heard the president speaking about unifying russia

but the success of the sport has its roots in the dutch landscape the dutch have been getting their skates on for centuries as the many canals over in winter this is the traditional finish of the state and talked a two hundred kilometer race across the frozen waterways of freestyle and it's not been cold enough to hold it for twenty years now making it something that holds some dutch dreams even more than olympic gold if you win that race you will be a legend you know. it's incredible how many people are words that have race and it's even bigger than the olympics i guess. the netherlands has dozens of professional skaters with this single team presentation including several potential olympic champions a show of power united with tradition that could be impossible to resist in p.r. . paul reese al-jazeera here in vegas. and that's all your sport for now more later . and you can find much more sport on our website as well you'll also be able to find more photographs on background on all our stories the address is al-jazeera dot com that's it for me for this news are probably back in a moment

when it comes to speed skating nobody does it matter dutch. the netherlands medal tally at the last winter olympics was the best point any nation in any single sport in the history of the games and put them fifth in the overall table despite not winning any medals outside of skating it has left rivals norway the u.s. and canada desperately trying to catch up before pyong chang twenty eight cherry no i can't believe. doesn't feel good for everybody we're trying to do always keep step ahead of the rest of the world and sometimes previous go because you know everybody learns from mistakes and it's. so deep into the culture and everybody grows specially when there's no surprise and frozen outside and getting crazy i think we have the biggest reason why we have success in the. speed skaters are professional stars in the netherlands the work that makes them champions is done here at the arena in the small town of hit in vain famed is the fastest ice in the world it's home to pensioners and school children at the same time as world champions. but the

dutch foreign minister quit self-revealing that he'd lied about a meeting with the russian president back in two thousand and six week late mr putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. side are you still a bite of the tell the group who fled to syria surrenders back home to russian security services tells r t what the jihadists expected of me while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. and a cradle of terror report from the notorious paris where dozens of residents have already been recruited by islamic state. my good afternoon just turned three in the afternoon this wednesday watching out international with we have no first this hour the dutch foreign minister has been forced to resign after admitting he lied that he had a meeting with president putin back in two thousand and six when are full of. deeds. for. an emotional resignation. departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet his russian counterpart in moscow let's look at whether those false claims were worth it. shifts in early two thousand and

the scientific sweat terrible but not on the road is shown in dutch one trouble in the world here not the warm welcome of across europe. legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the constant mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been the justice has been. applied for many clubs over the years so i know the gang even so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money. and spending to the twenty million flight. it's an experience like nothing else on earth because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful day great so we'll all chance with. the geeks this morning. to. fill in the tale of the dinner table bottle mosaddeq in china six oir here in the. area. an estimated eighteen federal since under-age refugees are now living in greece. you know still more to go. to get a home in there you go food shopping. and many sell their bodies just to make ends meet it's. only th

landscape the dutch have been getting their skates on the centuries as the many canals over in winter this is the traditional finish of the health state and talked a two hundred kilometer race across the frozen waterways and it's not been cold enough to hold it for twenty years now making it something that holds some dutch dreams even more than olympic gold if you win that race it will be a legend you know. it's incredible how many people are truly at race and it's even bigger than the olympics i guess. the netherlands has dozens of professional skaters with this single team presentation including several potential olympic champions a show of power united with tradition that could be impossible to resist in p.r. . paul reese al-jazeera here in the bay. and that's all your sport for now more later. martin dennis is up next to rob matheson but for now. travel off to. my tranquil boards and forests may provide global. hawks if only. by icons landmarks valleys and scotland's. new for adventure. discovery made. because faraway places closer thing going places together with cats are always.

headlining right now the dutch foreign minister quits after revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six where he claimed mr putin spoke about a greater russia. a cradle of terror a report from a notorious paris suburb where dozens of residents have already been recruited by islamic state. and in russia for myself i to surrendered to security services after returning from syria he revealed details of life under the terrorists' control. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. the fourteenth of february nine am here in moscow welcome to r.t. international and your hourly news update with me calling bright first off embarrassment for the dutch foreign minister who has been forced to quit after admitting that he lied for more than a decade about meeting president putin she explained a little she. might. to be ashamed of my state to go to. myspace in my house. but in a full over. let me guess that when voters are gifted. if. people over all get to vote for it it is. an emotional r

now what happened today is the result of a bit scandal that erupted when it was revealed gods the dutch foreign minister a lie back in two thousand and sixteen about an event in his life that when he described it didn't raise a lot of questions as back at the time russia was accused of all sorts of things moscow was accused of carrying out aggressive politics so his ally fit quite well into that contacts now back in two thousand and sixteen and the minister has said that he was present at a meeting with the russian president vladimir putin and he heard the president speaking about unifying russia ukraine valorous the baltic states and kazakstan into a single country creating great russia. in early two thousand and six i was about to make predictions come true so i had house i stopped at the back of a room or a meeting was being held but i could hear very well vladimir putin talking about a great to russia he said this included russia. ukraine and the baltic states and that kazakstan would be nice to have now these were his words back in two thousand and sixteen but when he was confronte

and the dutch foreign minister quits after revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president way back in two thousand and six way mr putin that spoke. for a greater russia. this is art international money is kevin zero in thanks for watching revue children around the world so we're going to start the bulletin in the u.s. what happened there local time this morning shooting incident unfolded outside the national security agency h.q. for made at least several people have been taken to hospital according to this a statement their injuries not attributable to gun fire authorities say that incident is over and under control they've been saying that for an hour or two now let's get the latest smear account from bring us up to speed there with what's happening from washington hey samir all right then sources say local time russia authorities say it's now over but what actually went on there. well the shooting took place just outside the n.s.a. headquarters at one of its secure entry gates now like you said several have been hospitalized and according to local reports a security guar

i'm paul reese in the netherlands the home of speedskating where the dutch plotting another history making performance at the winter olympics. the only surviving suspect from the paris attacks in two thousand and fifteen is on trial in belgium. is charged with attempted murder for trying to kill police during a shoot down a shooting rather in brussels in two thousand and sixteen a belgian born frenchman was arrested along with another suspect four days before bomb attacks killed thirty two people in the belgian capital. joins us live from brussels how the court proceedings going now tasha. well this is the first time that a solid dislike has actually been seen since he was arrested back in march twenty sixth in his hair has grown out he is wearing white and when he was asked by the judge to identify himself he confirmed that it was indeed him but he has made it very clear that he will remain silent when when questioned during this trial that is interesting because he has been since his arrest in a high security prison just outside of paris and and despite multiple interrogations he has alw

the dutch foreign minister quits after revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six where he mr putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. inside a former fighter for the terror group who fled to syria surrenders to russian security services he tells the jihadists expected often. while i was lying in the hospital people came up to me and tried to convince me to become a suicide bomber. a cradle of terror we report from a notorious paris suburb where dozens of residents so full ready been recruited by islamic state. here in moscow welcome to the program for me in the team here at r.t. h.q. this wednesday the fourteenth of february this is your global news update and an embarrassing end to a career for the dutch foreign minister he's been forced to resign after admitting that he lied for more than a decade about meeting president clinton you know a little she often asked me. to be no i said in my state. myspace in my eyes. but in a full over. for . an emotional resignation that mr departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet

the 17th century dutch master who liked to paint himself? how could that be? just pops up out of nowhere in jersey. >> in jersey? >> in jersey. in bloomfield, new jersey. >> where, this whole time, the landau brothers have been observing yom kippur, the jewish "day of atonement," with their phones turned off. >> maybe one, two days after yom kippur, i returned his call. and i said, "oh, so how'd the auction go?", he said, "well, it actually went quite well." >> and your reaction is? >> i think i actually might've used some profanity. >> when roger called me and told me the amount, and i was -- my jaw just dropped. >> that's the one from the dining room, the one thatd you . >> that was it, yeah. >> it's now your favorite painting. >> right, that's one of rembrandt's best. >> well, in retrospect, john, was it within your scope to know that it's a rembrandt? >> that's a good question. i don't think so. because there was no indication that it was by a master. >> and at this point, no proof yet, either. that's right, despite that million dollar-plus bid, no one has

the dutch for a menace to quit soft revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six reclaim mr putin spoke about patience for a greater russia. enough of your sweet nothings of this uncertain approach that breaks it anger that's a few remain as has come from your own government i except that this morning i'm not going to. persuade everybody. says those opposing pricks into patrolling the countries boris johnson continues to throw its backing behind the u.k.'s exit from the european union. cradle of terror report from one a tourist paris suburb where dozens of residents have already been recruited by islamic state.

on the dutch foreign minister quit feeling that he lied about a meeting with the russian president in two thousand and six when he claimed that we were putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. live from moscow every hour of the day this international my name's you know neal good to have your company we begin our bullets in in the us where a shooting incident house on folded outside the national security agency headquarters at fort meet several people have been taken to hospital according to an n.s.a. statement but out of their injuries are not attributable to gun fire authorities say the instant is over and under control with more on that here's our t. sim your account. the shooting took place just outside the n.s.a. headquarters at one of its secure entry gates and according to a statement from the n.s.a. several people have been hospitalized and local reports say that a security guard was injured and then taken to the hospital immediately following the attack and we don't know the particulars regarding who was responsible but photos came out on social media showing a black

i don't either so the dutch foreign minister quit after revealing that he lied about a meeting with the russian president back in two thousand and six where he claimed mr putin spoke about ambitions for a greater russia. also enough of your sweet nothings of this uncertain approach that breaks it and gets a few remaining says come from here in government i except that this morning i'm not going to. persuade everybody british secretary of state says those opposing breaks into betraying the country is boris johnson continues to throw his backing behind the u.k.'s exit from the european union. and the cradle of terror we've got reports coming up from a notorious paris suburb where dozens of residents already been recruited by islamic state. just four pm wednesday afternoon watching out international with me kevin owen hi there great to have you company thank you first then the dutch foreign minister's been forced to resign after admitting he lied that he had had a meeting with president putin back in two thousand and six when a fellow of. the boat was charged. for. motional resignation. de

but the success of the sport has its roots in the dutch landscape the dutch have been getting their skates on the centuries as the many canals over in winter this is the traditional finish of the state and talked a two hundred kilometer race across the frozen waterways and it's not been cold enough to hold it for twenty years now making it something that holds some dutch dreams even more than olympic gold if you win that race it will be a legend you know. it's incredible how many people are truly out of race and it's even bigger than the olympics so i guess. the netherlands has dozens of professional skaters with this single team presentation including several potential olympic champions a show of power united with tradition that could be impossible to resist in pyongyang. paul reese al-jazeera here in vegas. and that's all you sport for now it's now back to jillian london. for a thank you now the berlin war which divided the german cities during the cold war era has now been done for as long as it was standing there by communist east germany completely encircled the western half of her la

international o'neil we begin with breaking news dutch foreign minister house quit after revealing on monday he had lied about a meeting with the russian president putin twelve years ago. well in a full of. done a long. i mean is the boat going to. use. its course. and you know. what our culture has been following the story joins us live and we do know when we first talked about this we have been there may be some repercussions he's not himself go from his position give us some background on the latest to this story well you know first of all i need to mention that this news that the dutch minister had decided to resign from his post came a very unexpected treaty actually he made the statement just one day before he is official meeting with the russian foreign ministry said again loud enough and now was about to attend this meeting as many other journalists were and we had questions for him prepared of course concerning the fact that he admitted to lying about overhearing the russian president vladimir putin but now it seems that that particular meeting is the table as russia's foreig

the case is playing out in dutch courts and the prosecution allege that the ships which were sold to be broken apart in india and turkey contained a number of talks this is toxic substances that should have been removed and recycled in a safe way it also cites the alleged impact of the chemicals on recycling workers and the environment in those countries pop prosecutors are seeking fines of seventy five seven hundred fifty thousand euros over the alleged breach of e.u. waste laws if convicted three shipping bosses could face up to six months in jail and the company rejects any wrongdoing c. trade groups defense team argues the ships only qualify as waste once they reach their final destination and don't fall under e.u. environmental rules as turkey in india are beyond its third jurisdiction a lack of proper regulation in the industry is one of the problems highlighted by environmental activists and organizations the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions at the south asia were well known to any european company so the choice the trade made wa

dutch force acute prosecutor some thursday rejected calls to open a criminal investigation into four major tobacco companies on charges including attempted murder or manslaughter saying such a case would be unlikely to lead to a conviction. in two thousand and sixteen two former smokers in the netherlands fired what they called a road first carmen a complaint seeking a prosecution hospital doctors and other groups later joined the cause but that's prosecutors say they see no prospect of a conviction within current laws. my mental habit occurred people have the choice to buy cigarettes people have the choice to start smoking cigarettes and that means with regards to addiction or serious bodily harm it's handled be blamed solely on cigarette manufacturers award and called the secret of having account their decision is a blow to dutch anti-smoking organizations they had hoped to form a new legal front in the fight against the top back in history smoking has declined dramatically in many large western markets since the one nine hundred ninety s. and the industry responded with consolatio

the case is playing out in dutch courts the prosecution is alleging the ships sold to be broken apart in india and turkey contained a number of toxic substances which should have been removed and recycled in a safe manner it also cites the alleged impact of the chemicals on recycling workers and the environment in those countries i have to find of a breach of e.u. waste laws is being sought and if convicted shipping bosses could face up to six months in prison now for its part the company has rejected any wrongdoing the defense for the sea trade group argues the ships only qualify as waste once they reach their final destination and don't fall on the e.u. environmental rules as turkey and india are beyond its jurisdiction and lack of proper regulation in the industry is one of the problems highlighted by the ship breaking and geo platform. the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions at the yards in south asia were well known to any european company so the choice the trade made was for the highest price. of higher prices because they do not pay

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he designed a table where collection for dutch. that's reminiscent of traditional delft blue ceramics. for italian company l.s.e. he designed a not crack and corkscrew inspired by circus characters. these airborne snotty vases capture the form of mucus particles emitted during a sneeze in the form of another vase was created by stuffing a latex condom with hard boiled eggs. the nerve center of the wonders design empire is in the fashionable jordaan neighborhood in amsterdam the design is headquarters are in a converted school. here a team of seventy international staffers develop new collections. it's ready for our the just like any other person and. i don't i don't do a lot of other things as i love you know begun hobbies and i don't collect stamps so i do design as a designer one does is the type who throws away the rulebook he and his team don't just design individual pieces but entire hotels his signature style is glamorous over the top even garish. for one does less is never more he says that it isn't for everyone but it defin

you bet they wore the dutch destroyer bracelets. >> it couldn't have come at a better time. was going back to work for the first time in year, and she was going through paper work and saw lucas discharge paper work from the hospital. she was in a bad place. >> five minutes later, she got the call from the eagles, and it went from tears of sadness to teefers of joy. >> they have 65,000 bracelets to raise $300,000 to help those impacted by childhood cancer. sarah bloomquist, channel6 "action news." >> 6abc is the place to be tomorrow. start with coverage at 6:00 a.m. live reports all morning and "action news" at noon. we'll be back for pregame coverage starting at 5:00. live coverage after the game philadelphia to minneapolis. we wrap it up with "action news" at 11:00 and sports sunday. >> a crash in westchester tonight sent two people in to hospital. a car went out of line. two people were taken to hospital one with serious injuries. >> a 33-year-old woman is in consist di in connection with a shooting in german town this afternoon. the 51-year-old victim was shot in the head

a dutch shipping group is facing accusations of selling a number of vessels with harmful waste to scrap yards in turkey in india adding to environmental and health problems there and violating e.u. laws. kirk. work. was cute. and the case is playing out in dutch courts the prosecution is alleging the ship's old to be broken part in india and turkey contained a number of toxic substances which should have been removed and recycled in a safe way it also cites feel edged impact of the chemicals on recycling workers and the environment in those countries a hefty fine over breach of e.u. waste laws is being sought if convicted shipping bosses face up to six months in jail. for its part the company has rejected any wrongdoing the defense for the sea trade group argues that the ships only qualify as waste once they reach their final destination the don't fall under e.u. environmental rules as to india are beyond its jurisdiction the lack of proper regulation in the industry is one of the problems highlighted by the breaking platform in geo the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thou

the muslim migrant beating up a dutch boy? both those kids were dutch.grant. the roof video, horrible, but it happened during the civil unrest in egypt in 2013. they're rival political factions. - okay, but what about the video of the statue smashing? - yeah, that guy's a terrorist and a vandal and an asshole. no one's saying there's no such thing as terrorism. the point is the president is retweeting false videos to stoke up islamophobia. and even when it's totally obvious that trump is spreading bs, this is what his human excuse generator says. - white house press secretary sarah sanders defended the president, saying it didn't matter if the anti-muslim videos were real. - whether it's a real video, the threat is real. - ooh, killer jedi mind trick. that's like sarah saying, "hey, i don't need facts to be racist. i can just be racist." [laughter] here's my thing. trump doesn't need to send out these fake stories about muslims. if trump needs incriminating video of muslims, ask muslims, ask me-- i got plenty of dirt on my phone, man. show my dad returni

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the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions at the in south asia were well known to any european company so the choice trade made was for the highest price. of higher prices because they do not pay for the proper waste management the proper infrastructure and they use migrant workers that are not trained indeed unfortunately is a very common practice more than eighty percent of the world tonnage is currently broken on three title beaches in the world one in india one in bangladesh and one in pakistan this activity causes pollution. the groundwater there is also very dangerous for the work is if they fall from heights there are explosions they will be crushed by steel plates so it's basically an industry which is very poorly regulated a former cia agent time to whistleblower has been released early from prison we will have a look at his case just about. manufacture . public wealth. plus a project himself. be the one. making the room sick. little blog. dropping bombs brings to the chicken hawks more so you know the battle . new socks for the tel

the two—time champion at the dutch indoor event won 6—1, 6—2 against the world number 116.ng the semi—finals and, in doing so, becoming the oldest number one by 3 years, beating andre agassi to that record. it will also give him the record of having the longest gap between holding the top ranking. second seed grigor dimitrov made harder work of his match against japan's yuichi sugita. having won the first set, the second seed fell behind a break in the second, before levelling for 5—all. he eventually won it on a tiebreak. but there was a shock defeat for the number 3 seed alexander zverev. this was a second round match — and he was beaten in straight sets by the unseeded andeas seppi — who qualified as a lucky loser. the italian — ranked 81 in the world — won 6—4, 6—3, to seal his place in the quarter—finals. simona halep has won herfirst match since the usher in open a. she beat ekaterina makarova at the qatar open. —— since the australian open. she can reclaim the world on one spot this week if she reaches at least the quarter—finals and goes one round further than the c

in speed skating, the dutch also claimed a one—two in the men's i,500m through kjeld nouse and patrick of the games came from arianna fontana in the 500m women's short—track speed skating. stina nilsson won the women's cross country sprint classic for sweden. in the men's event, johannes klarbo of norway won gold on his 0lympic debut. and canada were crowned the first 0lympics mixed doubles curling champions, claiming gold with a 10—3 blowout win over world champions switzerland. there are six golds up for grabs on wednesday and it's underway. 0ne event to keep an eye on is the men's halfpipe, which is underway. in the first run the american shaun white is going for a third 0lympic title. as ever you can find all the details on our website — just go to bbc.com/sport. india have won the fifth one day international against south africa in port elizabeth by 73 runs to take a 4—1 lead with one match to play. the hosts won the toss and elected to bowl but a rohit sharma century helped india build a score of 274. in reply, the proteas never really got going despite hashim amla's 71 and kulde

dutch rider dylan gruenavagen was handed a 20—second penalty for drafting behind a team car and lost finishing ahead of the french sprinter nacer bouhanni and germany's marcel kittel. the italian viviani now has the race lead by four seconds from cavendish iheading into stage four on friday. now before we go let me ask you, who doesn't love a tasty treat? well swansea city manager carlos carvalhal treated the media to pastries from his native homeland of portugal on thursday. carvalhal, who's revived the welsh side since taking over, winning three of his six premier league matches handed out pasteis de nata, a traditional portuguese version of custard tarts, to the assembled journalists. who would not take one of them? what about the people who said no? my children love them. i don't mind either. everything else, go to the website. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the portuguese tub—thumping team, goodbye. —— tart—loving. hello there. yesterday morning, some of the coldest air was across the southern counties of england. with a sharp frost, temperatures in shoreham, towards the south

the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions at the in south asia were well known to any european company so the choice the trade made was for the highest price and the. other higher prices because they do not pay for the proper waste management the proper infrastructure and they use migrant workers that are not trained it's indeed unfortunately is a very common practice more than eighty percent of the world tonnage is currently broken on three title beaches in the world one in india one in bangladesh and one in pakistan this activity causes pollution to see. the groundwater and is also very dangerous for the work is if they fall from heights there are explosions they will be crushed by steel plates so it's basically an industry which is very poorly regulated if you get a miniature you to travel sort of stories that we don't have time for pictures that we're going to talk to show you here on the new side of things from a newsroom in moscow for the c.v. it's now twenty three minutes past six mr time given i would say thanks for watching we clear

i suppose a link with russia has also landed the dutch foreign minister in trouble he's resigned after admitting he lied that he had a meeting with president putin in two thousand and six but in a full. dozen he won't. let me use that we both want to. excuse. you've overlooked but if for if it is. an emotional resignation how departure comes just a day before he was supposed to meet his russian counterpart in moscow and let's look at whether those false claims well worth it because. in early two thousand and six i was invited to meet putin's countryside house but i stopped at the back of a room or a meeting was being held but i could hear very well vladimir putin talking about a greater russia he said this included russia roups ukraine and the baltic states and that cancelling stand would also be nice to have but one of them will has now acknowledged that it was a lie and that he wasn't even in russia in two thousand and six he said he did it to protect his source a person the presumably attended a meeting you know describes it as the biggest mistake of his political career better to h