june twenty twelve that's exactly two thousand days ago as of thursday and it gets worse germany's safety authorities now say there are problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system that means the airport won't be ready for the scheduled opening in twenty twenty one the cost alone is staggering rising from one billion euros to six point six billion and experts say that the airport's design may already be outdated. now how's this for a tasty treat perhaps until you know what's inside the buffalo is a protein rich beetle lava which is used in animal feed in cosmetics now dutch company has found another use for it in a hamburger bun. at first glance it looks like a normal hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat party consists of ground up insect larvae student bureau back ahman taste of the box burger for us. this nicely i would definitely think i would recommend it to my friends. the main ingredient in various books berger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the manufacturers have b

supposed to have opened in june twenty twelve but has faced a series of construction issues germany safety authority is now say there were problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system. wants to announce a new opening date by mid december experts say the airport's design may already be outdated. confidence in germany's booming economy is reassuring to many despite the country's difficulties in forming a new government the liberals recently walked out of coalition talks saying there was no hope and there's more trouble ahead if uncertainty lingers businesses and investors need stability as europe's largest economy germany has a lot on its plate. for the economic challenges a huge what does it mean for the e.u. economy for international trade than digitalisation education infrastructure payment for germany's energy transformation the so much on the agenda and we need answers on. more than one answer that spared by many economic stakeholders is new elections leading to months of uncertainty. on monday representatives across germany's economy including the engineering and chemical industries and t

supposed to have opened in june twenty twelve but has faced a series of construction issues germany safety authorities now say there were problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system. wants to announce a new opening date by mid december experts say the airport's design may already be outdated. confidence in germany's booming economy is reassuring to many despite the country's difficulties in forming a new government the liberals recently walked out of coalition talks saying there was no hope and there's more trouble ahead if uncertainty lingers businesses and investors need stability as europe's largest economy germany has a lot on its plate. for the economic challenges a huge what does it mean for the e.u. economy for international trade than digitalisation education infrastructure payment for germany's energy transformation the so much on the agenda and we need answers on. more than one answer that spared by many economic stakeholders is new elections leading to months of uncertainty. on monday representatives across germany's economy including the engineering and chemical industries and the

june twenty twelve that's exactly two thousand days ago as of thursday and it gets worse germany's safety authorities now say there are problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system that means the airport won't be ready for the scheduled opening in twenty twenty one the cost alone is staggering rising from one billion euros to six point six billion and experts say that the airport's design may already be outdated. now how's this for a tasty treat perhaps until you know what's inside the buffalo is a protein rich beetle lover which is used in animal feed and cosmetics now a dutch company has found another use for it in a hamburger bun. at first glance it looks like a normal hamburger but it's not just any old burger because half of the meat party consists of ground up insect larvae student bureau buckled in taste of the box burger for us. there's this nice flavor and i would definitely think it would make me it's my friends. the main ingredient in various books burger is ground buffalo worms the lover of the darkling beetle production of the insect burgers begins here in the dutch town of. the m

supposed to have opened in june twenty twelve but has faced a series of construction issues germany safety authorities now say there were problems with the sprinklers and fire safety system. wants to announce a new opening date by mid december experts say the airport's design may already be outdated. confidence in germany's beaming economy is reassuring to many despite the country's difficulties in forming a new government the liberals recently walked out of coalition talks saying there was no hope and there's more trouble ahead if uncertainty lingers businesses and investors need stability as europe's largest economy germany has a lot on its plate. the. challenges a huge what does it mean for the e.u. economy for international trade than digitalisation education infrastructure payment for germany's energy transformation the so much on the agenda and we need answers on. one answer that spared by many economic stakeholders is new elections leading to months of uncertainty on monday representatives across germany's economy including the engineering and chemical industries and the export sector each publ

capital as well but not so much is come out of it so far apart from more construction issues germany safety authorities now say there are problems with the sprinklers and the fire safety system that means the airport won't be ready for the scheduled opening in twenty twenty one the cost alone is staggering rising from one billion euros to six point six billion and experts say that the airport's design may already be outdated. so it will be landing there anytime soon china's trade with north korea plunged last month with imports falling to their lowest level in the years the u.n. imposed sanctions on pyongyang in the wake of two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in july and the latest data suggests those sanctions are having an effect how do you knock out an opponent north korean soldiers show their guest from china how to do it over the weekend but the beijing delegation knows who really controls the ring or in this case the economy even a visit to a shoe factory in pyongyang can't hide the fact that china is importing less from north korea than it has in yours. as late as this summer trade betw

capital as well but not much has come out of it so far apart from more construction issues germany's safety authorities now say there are problems with the sprinklers and the fire safety system that means the airport won't be ready for the scheduled opening in twenty twenty one the cost alone are staggering rising from one billion euros to six point six billion at experts say that the airport's design may already be dated. oh the airport a source of great pain to the people here in berlin i'm telling it back to sue now and more on political germany's political deadlock ok yeah chris and we're going to get back to that story in just a moment but first we're going to return to our top story emerson magog way has been a sworn in as the new president of zimbabwe he takes over from robert mugabe who will the country's already thirty years so we're looking at pictures here from the national sports stadium in harare a change of leadership comes after the army moved to depose mugabe last week. with a new president is about to deliver his inauguration speech we are going to be listening in live to that let's ju

authorities. they say they acted for the safety of the public. in sport, an inexperienced england side hold their own, against world champions germany. and on his international debut, goalkeeperjordan pickford is outstanding as he keeps a clean sheet at wembley, and susan has the weekend's weather. murky weather around to begin the weekend across the southern half of the british isles. clearer and brighter conditions coming from the north, but all in all, actually feeling. —— a chilly building. —— feeling. millions of people will fall silent this morning, on armistice day, to remember those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. it's the 99th anniversary of the end of the first world war. alexandra mackenzie is outside westminster abbey. alexandra, what's happening today? we can speak now about people who have lost their lives serving in the armed forces, they will be remembered today? absolutely. you join me on a rather wet armistice day morning. it is exactly 100 years since the end of the first world war. we are in the heart of westminster, where people will gather later today to remember the men and women wh

authorities. they say they acted for the safety of the public. in sport, a young england side hold their own against world champions germany.eeperjordan pickford is outstanding on his international debut, as he keeps a clean sheet. a lucky escape at nearly 90 miles an hour for the british bobsleigh team as they crash out of the world cup event in the us. and susan powell has the weather. brighter conditions spreading from the north, but each really feel. a british woman accused of drug smuggling in egypt is due to appear in court this morning. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in cairo last month with nearly 300 tramadol tablets in her suitcase. she says the tablets were for her egyptian boyfriend, who has a bad back, and claims she had "no idea" they are banned in the country. but local police say that ignorance of the law is no excuse, as orla guerin reports. it looks like paradise. egypt's red sea coast is a tourist trap. now one british holiday—maker is trapped in a legal nightmare. she is accused of smuggling drugs to the resort of hurghada. 33—year—old laura plummer, a shop assistant, has been coming

authorities. they say they acted for the safety of the public. in sport, an inexperienced england side hold their own against world champions germany.nd on his international debut, goalkeeperjordan pickford is outstanding as he keeps a clean sheet at wembley. and susan powell has the weekend's weather. rather murky weather around to begin the weekend across the southern half of the uk. clear and bright conditions spreading from the north. good morning. first our main story. millions of people will fall silent today, on armistice day, to remember those who have lost their lives while serving in the armed forces. it's the 99th anniversary of the end of the first world war. alexandra mackenzie is outside westminster abbey. alexandra, what's happening today? well, it is a rather soggy start to arms sisters —— armistice day. i am outside westminster abbey, outside the field of remembrance, where many people have brought wooden crosses and poppies, and have laid them there just outside westminster abbey. a temporary garden, where people have been able to come to remember and honour those who have died. just about a quarter of a mile from

authorities. they say they acted for the safety of the public. in sport, and young england side hold their own against world champions germany. goalkeeperjordan bickford is outstanding on his international debut, as he keeps a clean sheet. a lucky escape at nearly 90 miles an hourfor lucky escape at nearly 90 miles an hour for the british bobsleigh lucky escape at nearly 90 miles an hourfor the british bobsleigh team as the crash out of the world cup eventin as the crash out of the world cup event in the us. and susan powell has the weather. brighter conditions spreading from the north, but each really feel. a british woman accused of drug smuggling in egypt's is due to appear in court this morning. laura plummer, who's 33 and from hull, was arrested in cairo last month with nearly 300 tramadol tablets in her suitcase. she says the tablets were for her egyptian boyfriend, who has a bad back, and claims she had "no idea" they are banned in the country. but local police say that ignorance of the law is no excuse, as 0rla guerin reports. it looks like paradise. egypt's red sea coast is a tourist trap. now one british holiday—mak