thousand and seventeen the e.u. sold one hundred thirty five thousand tons of frozen chicken parts to ghana. e.u. subsidies mean it's cheaper than the chicken raised domestically and local farmers are paying the price. of. the new flight to give me a ticket and. this is where most of it arrives in the capital. as europeans prefer the breast of the chicken the leftovers end up here shipped in refrigerated containers halfway around the world. on our way from the. stores that sell it they tell us they only stop will cost them as one at the local farms could meet the rising demand. these boxes have just made the journey from the u.s. state of georgia where the modern chicken industry was born these are from the netherlands belgium more than they can get their hands on. this customer wants his chicken even cheaper florence forty cooma argues he wouldn't even make a profit numbers of the revenues in the me i would say that. this is oldest and one of ghana's last. he started with two hundred birds. now he's got twenty two thous

e.u. did think was cherry picking but you know reg city has sold fairy tales to the country if you sell the public a part i think we did i think i think we've resolved the vision of an independent country that can make you say in decisions that wanted to have a cooperative trading relationship with us and there is maybe i think people watching this i would be a little bit confused as to why the u.s. stock so long to the line that they can't negotiate the future arrangement until we left and what people wanted us to do was leave and move into the new relationship seamlessly emacs's the crazy situation to say to your nearest market we would try to sell i won't even talk to you about your future relationship until you've actually walked out the door you know where the logic you know about one of things is driven to this simply don't know whether it's logical to to you it's logic it seems logical to them and again as long as they held although in here we are using leaving date without a deal in place with our law still being to leave that's not going to be you a thousand days of disunity among

sold and. dissolve the mold powder in water and now you can also do what polish people are really good at planning in working hard. and polish people have been doing that across the e.u. membership of the european union has brought not just billions in e.u. funds to poland but also jobs even it's up for the country's former prime minister funk toast heading up the european council means having a lot on your plate to make racial crisis. the still resolved a land mass of the eurozone. plus the tension is english the ukraine. breakfast. this is our daily bread. bret that can be stale dry land. and to scrolls what he was talking about i worked as the bread or divide the dough into three equal pieces like the separation of powers judiciary legislative executive in poland the executive part that's the government has been trying to control the justice part that's the courts. here's the problem if one party becomes too big and influential by undercutting the rule of law that's a recipe for an illiberal democracy and it baking bad bagels the e.u. doesn't like the taste of that we feel a strong strong feeling of solidarity with the polish people who deserve like all europeans

e.u. . and we bring you the story of army mondo the million euro racing pigeon like a champion racehorse at the end of a glorious career armando's been sold for stud bill halter and a new generation of champion racer. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us the german government has started the witing for who will get the rights. to build germany's next generation mobile phone networks telecoms companies have been invited to bid for radio frequencies to operate the ultra fast five g. mobile networks the technology could have far reaching impact unable ling a ton of us driving for example on a wide scale. and they're off the auction for the next generation mobile phone standard five g. started with an old fashioned clock. even during the very first round the companies taking part bid nearly three hundred million euro but the time the auction ends they're forecasting revenues in the billions on the expected technology that will change the world to intersect an enormous but it is enormous potential here because we want to be a part of the gigabyte society at the forefront of the industry four point zero era and it's there for extreme

e.u. cambridge, of course, is steeped but it's developed a multi-billion dollar science and technology sector. its springboard staff are designing life-saving medical soldlobally, but a large customer base in europe. keeping trade as open as possible in a post-brexit world is vital to the sector. paying customers come to us because we're the best what the we do and we can solve their really quickly and effectively. if that becomes slightly slower slightly less good, slightly hassled, they've got a lot of other choices. reporter: many here hope brexit can be avoided. with just a month to go, they time is running out. in cambridge. anchor: time for your sport. roger federer is proving his longevity. the 37-year-old is now just one away from clinching the 100th title of his career. swiss star at the dubai championships to reach the finals. the 20-time grand slam champion won the match in straight sets in just over an hour. federer is aiming to be the second man to win 100 titles. connors is the only other player to have the feat. tsitsipas inface the final. >> a tough match tonight and he won last week in marseilles, has had a great couple of weeks. can pl

broke city is sold to the public in twenty sixteen before the referendum hasn't really like the promise from david davis himself to have negotiated a free trade area ten times the size of the e.u. by the autumn of twenty eighteen where did fantasies like that come from lighter remember that fantasy but. we voted to leave. should have been able to have a constructive dialogue with the new machine be able to leave by now in future partnership but no longer have i think it was that. i mean might go for instance that they asked that we vote to leave we hold. all the cards and we can choose the path we want what was that when it was there was something hopes wasn't we could have chosen to say we'll leave without a deal here's a draft free trade deal take it or leave it we didn't choose to play the card in that way we've been trying to secure. the government been trying to secure what looks like a hybrid half in half out relationship we just need to think with cherry picking but you know reg city has sold fairy tales to the country you sold the public a pup didn't you think we did i think i think we've resolved in the vision of an independent country that can make you same decisions

sold you the software but you can choose your browser. hope you choose us. but you don't have to choose us. and it will work with the software. that could stop the e.u.gle is basically doing what the prosecutors want them to do. maria: well, we'll see if the kind of over-regulation on tech in europe plays out in america. i mean, there's sort of like all this conversation going on about that, so we'll follow that. what about the mueller report, we're waiting for the mueller report to drop. i understand it's coming out within the next two weeks. but former obama white house counsel and clinton linked attorney, greg craig, could become the first democrat to face prosecution in the mueller investigation concerning allegations of illegal unregistered overseas lobbying. what is this about? >> this is not only a former partner of one of the great law firms in the country and in the world, this is not only a democrat, this is bill clinton's lawyer during the impeachment process. greg craig is a very well-respected internationally recognized attorney who according to the federal government was representing foreign companies in the united states and didn't reg

sold. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sights of i.r.s. starts april eleventh on d. w. . e.u. leaders have granted british prime minister to resign may delay to breaks it the e.u. says that the break that deadline can be extended until the twelfth of may if the british parliament approves to resume may's brigs it deal parliament doesn't the e.u. says that there must be a clear way forward before the twelfth of april. rescue workers in mozambique have white in the search for survivors of a powerful cyclon that ripped through southern africa one week ago causing devastating floods and turning mozambique's worst hit area of beirut into an indian see more than two hundred forty people are confirmed dead in the country and several thousand more still need to be rescued search efforts have been hampered by broken infrastructure and more rain is expected in the coming days. an explosion at a chemical plant in china's jencks su province has killed at least forty four people and injured hundreds more that's according to the chinese state media the powerful blast occurred at an industri