when the world was still split into 2 camps with an iron curtain dividing europe bulgaria was part of the eastern socialist bloc it was also a magnet for tourists from east and west alike who were drawn to black sea coastal resorts. it became a place where germans from both sides of the wall could meet. you can see it was a citizen of the german democratic republic the g.d.r. in september 1988 he and a friend flew off to bulgaria from. you have on the scene yes the mob went on from who and it was our 1st time on a plane and we were hoping to have a nice holiday here in bulgaria at the seaside. as well for me so it was really satisfying for me to go on a trip abroad for the 1st time. so until then i'd only been allowed to go on holiday in the g.d.r. . it was really a feeling of joy leaving the country for the 1st time. at the time anybody who wanted to travel outside the g.d.r. had to request official permission it was a lengthy procedure one that you had also gone through. the flight to bulgaria took 3 hours his greatest adventure had begun he was $24.00. this is. he arrived in borg w

bulgaria. but who actually wanted to get to western europe or to via turkey. ever thought. that was the post where the part of it. that's where i began my service and that building behind those streets. and here's the new building. he retired almost 10 years ago and doesn't like to remember his time as a border guard even 30 years after the fall of the communist regime the subject of border security in bulgaria remains to boom. he doesn't want to give his real name either. so we're calling him story on twitter off. he was 37 in 1988. on the 3rd of october he was on duty. he was highly concentrated. he could afford no mistakes as this would lead to punishment. the border between bulgaria and turkey was a popular escape route because it was sparsely settled and there was a thick forest which offered protection and hiding places. i don't believe that anyone should have been allowed to escape by the border is. it was our job to catch anyone trying to flee. we didn't really know why they were leaving. if they had family in the west. it was just an adventure for there. was simply

rumors were found across southeastern europe from a city to greece bulgaria and croatia. a few hours later a second earthquake in bosnia a five point four magnitude it hit the city of mostar south of the capital sorry for the fee no reports of casualties t that. albania europe's poorest nation is prone to seismic activity the scene it's two most powerful earthquakes. in thirty years in the last two months. three simultaneous explosions in baghdad kill at least five people and wounded over a dozenn security officials say two bombs went off in the southwest in by yet district. and another in shop city in the northeast of back that explosion took place far from the central. square with the demonstrations focused. many of f these young baghdadi protesters have home for weeks. listen live fire rubber bullets and tear gas security forces are keeping them back from the parts of the capital home to government buildings. ex race to keep up with the injuries. we just carried amounts of right by me. the pharmacist with live bullets and taken. the government says we don't shoot to th

uber has already been banned or partially banned across europe including in denmark, germany, france, portugal, italy, hungary, romania and bulgarianame around the globe. london is one of five cities that together make up 2596 five cities that together make up 25% of its operations. so, this is extremely significant. you just have to look at what is happening in the united states earlier this year, what happened in india couple of months ago, where drivers are protesting because they say for example they are being exploited. it is something that oprah denies, but it has a new business model, different model, which it has in building up overthe different model, which it has in building up over the last few years, but regulators have not been able to keep up. —— something that uber denies. it is banned in by gary and hungary for example. in turkey it had to pillar one of its services, because it was getting into trouble but various 305. because it was getting into trouble but various 30s. wright we will see you tomorrow at the usual time. hello. it looks likely that we'll close out the month of november as we began — with low pressu