explodes in the sluggishness of an industry resistant to change and the dark side of doing business in hungary corruption charges mount against prime minister viktor orban and his family we dig deeper. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update it's crunch time for donald trump as members of his own party call for clarity on new steel and alum in the i'm tariffs he says the e.u. has made business almost impossible for us firms some have dismissed his comments as bluster and a bargain in tactic where they use already announced a hit list of counter tariffs which targets key republican districts plenty of reason then for politicians to take the president's threats not just seriously but personally. so the top republican in congress urged the trumpet ministration to take a more targeted approach to protective tariffs paul ryan's suggestion comes as a number of republicans break ranks with the president's plan to slap sweeping import taxes on steel and aluminum there is clearly abuse occurring clearly there is overcapacity dumping in tranship ing of steel and aluminum by some countries par

low and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and today we begin in hungary where people are due shortly to vote in a general election polls indicate that the far right prime minister viktor orban will win another sizeable majority in parliament during the election campaign or been presented himself and his feet as party as the guardians of the hungary and people closer soggy caught. at large rallies the prime minister warned against what he calls the islamization of europe and promise to keep migrants out of the country and that's why hungary has closed down the so-called balkan route by building a fence along its border with serbia the used to be hundreds of thousands of people hoping to cross the border and make their way through hungary to countries like germany now though some four thousand migrants men women and children are still stranded on the border including climbin and for freight. this makeshift refugee camp on the serbian hungary and border used to be full of people now it's deserted the drastic steps taken by the government to deter the refugee

at the same time, hungary built a fence and made it harder to cross the border.ayman and fahrid decided to stay on here in one of the tents left behind. they've taken responsibility for informing their fellow refugees in case the border opens. they describe how the procedure works. >> we pick up the family from the tent at 8:00 a.m., and they wait here another hour. then the hungarians call them, and they can enter the country legally. >> but a few weeks ago, the authorities stopped working together with these two refugees without explanation. once a week, payman visits his family in the camp in subotica 20 kilometers away. his little daughter naya is overjoyed to see her father again. about a hundred refugees are stranded here. payman tells the people in the camp about the lack of communication from the hungarians. akhmed has a wife and three children already in germany. he himself has been stuck here, with his nephew and sister, for over a year now. >> i was so happy when i reached the border, because i thought i'd be seeing my family soon. at the time, i didn'

today, hungary rules only hungary, and it's ruled not by an emperor, but by democratically elected representativesho legislate from what's now a palace of democracy. like vienna, budapest feels more grandiose than the capital of a relatively small country, but the city remains the cultural capital of eastern europe, with a keenly developed knack for good living. you can enjoy that hungarian joy of life at the széchenyi baths. soak with the locals. of the city's two dozen or so traditional mineral baths, this is the most accessible and fun. budapest is hot, literally. it sits on a thin crust over thermal springs, which power all these baths. both the ancient romans and ottoman turks enjoyed these same mineral springs. they still say, "poke a hole in the ground anywhere in hungary, and you'll find hot water." magyars of all shapes and sizes squeeze themselves into tiny swimsuits and strut their stuff. babushkas float blissfully in the warm water. the speedo-clad old boys club gathers pensively around soggy chessboards. and the circle of rapids brings out the kid in people of all ages. after 2,000 ye

doing business in hungary corruption charges mounts against prime minister viktor orban and his family. this is your business i'm going to office welcome also don't trump's plans to put tariffs on steel and elam in the i'm within weeks resistance against the trade barriers is growing in the u.s. and even trump's own party in a public confrontation house speaker paul ryan and other influential republican allies of the president on a drum pleaded with him on monday to back away from his threatened types which they fear could spark a dangerous trade war republican congressional leaders even suggested they may attempt to block the terrorist bus trump remains defiant he replied we are not backing down all this comes as the u.s. and mexico are attempting to renegotiate the nuff the trade deal which could also be impacted by the dispute over tariffs. the nafta partners were all smiles in mexico city but then the u.s. repeated its warning it could walk away from the longstanding free trade agreement . as president. we hope for a successful conclusion these talks and we would prefer three way.

the opposition say that is under attack in viktor 0rban‘s hungary. in viktor orban‘s hungary. foreign powers. tyranny is coming not from the east 01’ tyranny is coming not from the east or the west but from the hometown of the prime minister. while the prime minister was big on natural rhetoric, speakers of the many opposition parties today focused on concrete issues. at this student rally, they've blamed the government for what is the terrible state of hungarian education and also to the exodus of young hungarians to western europe. new yorkers were stopped in their tracks by —— new yorkers were stopped in their tracks by a new work by a new work by the anonymous british street artist, banksy. it depicts a rat on the inside of a clock face. the stencil of the rat, on the clock perched atop a boarded up bank building, is being interpreted by banksy fans as "going against the rat race." banksy — who is presumed to be a man but has kept his identity secret — is known for creating works on buildings displaying ironic some of us will escape with a fine friday, even mild in some pl

elsewhere, scotland beat hungary 1-0. elsewhere, scotland beat hungary 1—0.ish‘s first win since taking over the reins for the second time. huw. natalie pirks for us at wembley. here on bbc one hello, and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme... the head of cricket australia apologises over ball tampering and reveals three players are to be sent home including captain steve smith. i want to apologise to all australians that these events have taken place. australians that these events have ta ken place. all three australians that these events have taken place. all three players who have been reported will leave south africa tomorrow. var divides opinion once again as england miss out on victory after a late italian penalty at wembley. and matt phillips does the job in budapest as scotland clinch the first win of alex mcleish‘s second spell in charge. hello and welcome to the programme and we begin injohannesberg where the head of cricket australia has apologised over the ball tampering scandal describing it as a dark day for the sport. he also revea

region which is trying to resist new groups slovaks in germans hungary and ukrainians jews gypsies and orthodox christians but in matters of faith the catholic church has always remained predominant. along with the specific copy toula zara a small church on the eastern side of the castle begs mediæval testimony to the influence of the church in eastern slovakia. disappointed someone in conspicuous exterior inside the travel team building offers a wealth of romanesque frescoes the tall unique in the completeness with which they've been preserved. some of these vivid depictions of biblical scenarios were covered over for hundreds of centuries the last two unexposed in one nine hundred fifty. in those days slovakia was under communist control and the catholic church exacted far less of an influence than it had in the past. today is a national cultural monument seductively beautiful as the sun. the space has been invaded by many peoples who try to ted down the old walls who strove to conquer this ancient cultural landscape and make it their own. cloud withstood military assaults but not th

this campaign season here in hungary and the government is amping up there and time my good rhetoricprime minister viktor orban has repeatedly claimed that europe is overtaken by migrants and he blames it all on one man george soros. george soros behind garion born investment billionaire makes no secret of his opposition to our bonds government he's been the target of a multimillion dollar ok to compete for months the government tackle soros lives in the u.s. on huge posters and in negative t.v. ads like this one. on the stove on the menu it asserts that soros is trying to get migrants to europe to advance his own political agenda michaela but i still short of a conspiracy theory that is now even being challenged in court by human rights organizations like beyond gary in helsinki committee. that this is a quest distributor. every single household eight million people in hungary got this and it talks about how human rights groups are. conspiring with george soros and the european institutions the commission particularly me to bring my clients to hungary or bonn has even proposed a law

do all of all of the independence of poland hungary. next whistleblower says the data from cambridge analytic may have swayed britain's brecht's it referendum christopher wylie who work for the company made the claim of a u.k. parliamentary hearing i am absolutely convinced that there was a common plan and common purpose with vote leave be leave the d. and veterans for britain why is it that all the started this company that has never worked on anything but generally the project that had no public presence somehow became the primary service provider to all these supposedly independent in different campaign you cannot call yourself a lever you cannot call yourself somebody who believes in british law and and win by breaking british law in order to achieve. cambridge lives because work has dragged facebook of course into the rather over the use of personal data of late an investigation into the social networks now been launched by the us federal trade commission fifty million accounts is said to have been targeted by cambridge analytic an

and the turk largest in the hungary and parliament would you be sure. to let us know when you meet them you don't want that i was there many people you were going to go because somebody thought me when i was there that talk all got actually settled which was a lot going to look at me got a case i wasn't going to get you any. the uk or something you. unlike most of europe so far right alongside their intolerance of foreigners runs promises of economic protection. after twenty six years of transition from communism hungary remains one of the poorest countries of the e.u. . there are still nearly one million people living in homes without electricity and heating. in your books young leader goblet of war no nor staring. at it when a woman a crucial one woman a crew was going door to put your arm on the critical shoulder plea because she has a lot of luck was actual cause more than you got to shag she got a leash. on your body to get over your mouth but i'm with you not so nice to get some out of what your side was a. unique neck how do explain this success

and a suspected weapons trafficker want to buy german authorities is arrested in hungary he was allegedly selling guns to be used against refugees. costs when sports stars cry australia's banned cricket captain steve smith burst into tears as he accepts for responsibility for a board tampering scandal that has shaken the world of cricket. played have. played. out of a will welcome to you i'm. a summit between south korean present in and north korean leader kim jong un will take place on april the twenty seventh the announcement comes off to see negotiators from both sides have talks in the border village office on one john officials also discuss the agenda for the summit which was agreed to on any of this month it's the latest development in a recent escalation of tensions on the divided korean peninsula for more on this story just slip from reuters joins me from the south korean capital seoul so josh we now have a date for the summit between the two koreas for the twenty seven what more is the what about the talks between the envoys of the two koreas so the discussions today besides outl

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a court in hungary has sentenced a syrian asylum seeker to seven years in prison, after convicting himwas involved in scuffles with the police at a border crossing, and was later arrested. amnesty international described the verdict as ‘a mockery ofjustice.‘ the italian authorities have evacuated more than 20,000 people from the historic city of fano on the adriatic coast, after an unexploded bomb was found. the 200 kilogram british—made bomb from the second world war was discovered during building work. it's three weeks before the hungarian general election — and supporters and opponents of prime minister, viktor 0rban, are due to hold separate marches today. mr 0rban is known for his fierce anti—migrant, populist rhetoric, and is seeking a third consecutive term. live now to our correspondent nick thorpe in budapest. i guess this day offers a vivid representation of the two sides of the political argument, here? that is right. the 15th of march is traditionally the day when hungarians mark the outbreak of the 1848 hungarians mark the outbreak of the 18118 war of liberation and indepe

the staff a direct thirty six a that up to now hungary and justice officials have refused to take any significant action on such information the government has brushed aside allegations of corruption and nepotism and its ranks. government spokesman zoltan coverts says the claims are politically motivated by the opposition. hunger in judiciary was tested and we have passed a test off of the european institutions and they clearly state the independent and it's up to the standards of the european union. hungary receives more than four billion euros a year from brussels how much of that public money has gone to line private pockets may never come to light. and that's all the business news it's. thanks. you are watching the news still to come every penny counts the daily struggle to survive for half a million refugees fleeing to neighboring colombia growing poverty and political repression. and put under the shadow of the gun in yemen or home sport struggling to survive amid the country's civil. don't forget you can always get. just from google plane or from the apple store i'll give you a

the second thing is, if i were living some hungary or stayed in hungary, i probably would think the way you do. ambassador: my reading of all the things that you have written and, of course your comment today is that is there is no more important tie than the tie between europe and the united states. i am a profound believer in the importance of the trans-atlantic relationship so i would rather not ask what the message is for today because my reading of the messages is that there is no more important relationship and that relationship has to be institutionalized and the institution of choice to carry the trans-atlantic relationship is still nato. [laughter] mr. lukacs: shall i use that microphone? where's the microphone please. >> i'm next, actually. you will be next. >> i'll speak loudly. i'm going to move away from other controversies to ask you probably not one of the more important questions or issues. when you read kennan, as you just said, you're talking about a man who profoundly understood the limits of power. he was aware that the united states must play a critical role but not

two other countries, austria and hungary are bidding as well.in a competition here. we are working with uk sport who have attracted major events in a whole range of sports, including world championship, massive experience that will help is. we have put a tender out to cities who are really excited. they are putting in written bids now and we are going to identify the cities. we will select those cities, not just identify the cities. we will select those cities, notjust on the basis of those facilities but on the basis of those facilities but on the basis of their legacy plan. we will put the bid in in the summer and we will know our fate by december.m the bid in in the summer and we will know our fate by december. it could come one year after the olympics. where are we on team gb? we are in a good place, we have worked with the home countries and they are really supportive, as long as their individual players get the opportunity to be part of team gb and we have the opportunity through selection, the way we scout, to look across the whole of gb.

he's said he'll field a more experienced side when they face hungary later.claughlin is there. it is part two of the friendly double—header, part one ended in defeat to costa rica in glasgow on friday night. it is the second game in charge of scotland so how is expecting the game here in budapest to different this evening? we face a different type of game and we put on a different kind of performance from the start. not waiting for half—time. we're going to go all out attacking with hungry, champions league level and international level, i have experienced both of them and you have to be tactically ready. now he makes six changes for the game this evening, and much more organised, much more experienced looking scotland side this evening. they face hungary and they themselves as struggling, recently defeated by kazakhstan and luxembourg. on paper it should be a victory for scotland here in budapest but being scotland it is never that simple. and you can keep up—to—date with the england game on 5 live. scotland game available on 5 live sports extra starting at

i do not think his strategy is that different from victor work on's in hungary. that said, he is obviously much younger, a fresh face. he did this within an established party. the austrian peoeople's party hs been in power in the government coalition since 1987. it is extraordinary that there is somebody, 30 years old, comes in, changes the name of the party, called the sebastian kurz , and manages to pull this off. he used the same tools that populists use, the same media tools that they have used, and he also stole a main theme which is migration, fear of refugees. peter: is that one strategy against the far right that could be adopted by other parties across europe, perhaps even by germany -- matthew: then it becomes like the far right, which is what they say they don't want to do. this question of credibility comes in. i think it is difficult for the centerleft parties to copy that strategy because they don't have the same credibility if, say, the spd were to say we want to enact really strict rules on asylum and immigration. they would not have the credibili

that has shown where the real propaganda -- where the real priorities of hungary lies.uite a lot of unpleasantness for moscow. and frankly, there was nothing like that ever meted out to saddam hussein or the kim family in north korea. it is a very significant diplomatic humiliation. brent: konstantin von eggert giving us valuable analysis tonight. thank you very much. tonight, the ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg has reportedly agreed to testify before a u.s. congressional committee. it is not yet known when such a hearing would take place. reports say sometime in april, perhaps. earlier today zuckerberg refused an invitation to appear before a british parliamentary committee. lawmakers on both sides of the atlantic want to question him about how millions of user's details got into the hands of a firm that was hired to influence voters. >> our next focus is building community. reporter: he is the public face of the world's biggest social network. ciable when it comes to taking questions, especially not from european politicians. as inquiries mount about how facebook uses

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hungary is in the running for best foreign language film with the rector. unusual love story on body and soul. it's an encounter between two outsiders who worked in a slaughterhouse. the food if they were doing. i mean that you're both of the money towards them because they're in terms of. the medical you know he goes. you can. think of it so it's from. the first. night after night the introverted new hygiene inspector maria dreams of two deer wandering in a snowy forest by coincidence she discovers that her colleague end of a shares the same dream astonished by this intimate connection the two take tentative steps to become acquainted by day. but it's a real universal story it's a story of. a man who's physically handicapped and a woman who socially and he kept who meet. and fall in love which seems kind of bizarre but it's really a universal story of love and acceptance really touching really really heartwarming and i think especially nowadays where the rest the world seems it's such a horrible horrific state that this kind of movie is something we can re

and super regional history whether of a roman catholic or hungary and imperial nature shed its influential light alternately on these two rounds of power. this biscuit company to this space chapter with its castle like fortifications was built at the same time as the castle. more lasting communities like the benedictines lived here even before the early middle ages like the castle the romanesque basilica was altered many times today it's one of slovakia's most valuable cultural assets the romanesque frescoes have disappeared and only five of the original thirteen altars have been preserved and whether they are masterpieces or slovaks like gods or gods. because of its influence and its independence the tiny ecclesiastical enclave of space can copy tool was often referred to as the vatican of the east. since seventeen seventy six it's been the seat of a bishop it was at that time that what began on giving the chapter of a rock face the bishop had a french garden laid out. and whereas on the hill office it was gutted by fire space good copy to left flourished a university was founded here and

and a suspected weapons traffic a wanted by joe mccarthy is arrested in hungary he's allegedly selling guns a to be used against refugee. blasts really marvel at the london ont is a picture ordering talent complex panoramas drawn entirely from memory stephen would sure is a man with the world at his fingertips. playing . hello and welcome i'm. a summit between south korean president in and north korean leader kim jong un will take place on april twenty seventh you know if one comes off the scene and they go see this from both sides had talks on the border village of on monday and the officials also discussing agenda for the summit which was agreed to earlier this month is the latest development in recent deescalation of tensions on the divided korean peninsula. for more on this story just slip from reuters joins me from the south korean capital seoul so josh we now have a date for the summit between the two koreas april the twenty seventh what more is the what about the talks between the envoys of the two koreas. so the discussions today besides outlining the date as you mentioned also

low and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and today we begin in hungary where people are due shortly to vote in a general election polls indicate that the far right prime minister viktor orban will win another sizeable majority in parliament during the election campaign obama presented himself and his feet as party as the guardian insult.

you are part of a worldwide movement which is bigger than france, bigger than italy, bigger than hungary, bigger than all of it. police in the uk say they have identified more than 200 witnesses investigating case of a suspected poison attack on a russian spy. and a jewel of gothic architecture — but for how much longer? parts of notre—dame cathedral in paris are in danger of falling apart. hello and welcome to world news today. syrian government forces have advanced further in the rebel—held enclave of eastern ghouta. the territory's city of douma is reportedly surrounded. as bombardments continue, the casualties keep rising — at least 1,000 civilians have now been killed since the regime began its offensive there nearly three weeks ago — that death toll includes 200 children. 0ur arab affairs editor, sebastian usher has more. syrian tanks have continued to spearhead the army's remorseless advance into eastern goutah, which has gathered further momentum. a a military commander said that rebel fighters, all of whom the government sees as terrorists, were on the run. translation: after sy

called frank franco german domination lucky him i didn't hear about that and certainly certainly hungary and poland do not see eye to eye when it comes to russia hungary says it's trying desperately to protect your appearance christian heritage because other countries in the e.u. and throwing it away for what chill i say this is the understanding of mr rodman he sparty he says and you're telling me they're not pushing in different directions all these countries long as long as they stay as long as they use the u. funds as long as they call parity in taking the decisions at the level of the council that's ok you know that's ok because this is what defines the same direction for the member countries they didn't step out. they criticise and everybody's free to criticize but when it comes you know when to really. see whether they take action against the you have you nominated a big action you know saying well we leave tomorrow we dislike that and we don't do that and so on not so much. and there is one country of course that is leaving which is which is the united kingdom the loss the loss o

in other places as well i don't think the strategy is that different from say victor or bonds in hungary. that said you know court is obviously much younger he's a fresh face is the thing about courts is that he did this with in an established party the pay the austrian people's party has been in power often as a junior partner but has been in the government coalition in austria since one nine hundred eighty seven so it's kind of it's really an extraordinary thing when you talk about this backlash against the establishment that there's somebody you know he's about thirty years old comes in to sort of change the name of the party cause at the sebastian courts list and so forth and manages to pull this off and how did he pull it off is because he used the same tools that the populist use use the same sort of media tools that they've used and he also stole their main theme which is again migration fear of refugees but is that then one strategy against the far right that could be adopted by other parties across europe perhaps even by germany but then they become like to far right which is wh

ambitions also on the show suspected weapons trafficker wanted by german authorities has arrested in hungary who's allegedly selling guns to be used against migrants. and with breaks of exactly one year away we meet a labor leader who believes u.k. workers will pay the price once e.u. regulations become a thing of the past. hello i'm terry marchant good to have you with us. a summit between south korean president moon j n n north korean leader kim jong un will take place on april twenty seventh the announcement comes after senior negotiators from both sides held talks in the border village of panmunjom also discussed the agenda for the summit which was agreed to earlier this month it's the latest development in a recent the escalation of tensions between rival nations struggle. well for more now let's cross over to reuters correspondent john smith he's standing by for us in seoul hi josh show what are the envoys of north and south korea actually discussing at their meetings is it just protocol and logistics or all those substantive issues on their agenda. well as you mentioned the big news o

look at eastern europe as well, look at poland and hungary. you can look at italy and spain.ght didn't win, but they were the second choice. and they're in disarray now. you say that ukip has disappeared. of course it has — it has achieved its aims and the tory party has shifted hard to the right. all these ideas, that populism has disappeared, we're living in interesting times. i know this is breaking the rule, but none of us really have a clue where it is going. it could be going in any direction. we cannot be fatalistic. i'm not fatalistic, i'm fighting for what i believe in, which is for tolerance and for borders which are more fluid and for sharing and for the eu. but the idea that populism is not a threat — the truth is, we are in turbulent times. there is such disgust of institutions and politicians and banks and the church, so many illusions are being shattered, and that is why this is so interesting and i think a scary time. we need to fight back. but we can't be complacent. this rolling over before populism, with the history of europe, we can't afford that. why, the

low and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me peter craven and today we begin in hungary where people are just shortly to vote in a general election polls indicate that the far right prime minister viktor orban will win another sizeable majority in parliament during the election campaign obama presented himself and his feet as party as the guardian.

hour or so we have had the addition of spain saying they are sending home two russian diplomats and hungaryk one. the hungarian pro minister is often taught as an ally of vladimir putin so even he isjumping onto this combined action that is being taken by a group of eu countries. we expect the list to get longer tomorrow, because some countries it takes longer for them to get their ducks in a row so i let another cabinet meeting tomorrow with a deputy prime minister briefing them and the belgian cabinet will have a briefing and four belgian it is more complicated because they asked the host nation have russians not only russian ambassador to belgium enters embassy here they also have the russian delegation to the eu and russian delegation to the eu and russian delegation to the eu and russian delegation to nato and intriguing to see some of the countries that have not taken action explaining why, a tweet from the spokesman for the maltese prime minister basically saying their presence in russia is so saying their presence in russia is so small that if they expel russian diplomats from malta

he has said he select a more experienced side in hungary tonight.nta experienced side in hungary tonight. edition number onejohanna konta is struggling with her again. she is out of the miami open, where she was the defending champion. she won the opening set against venus williams, but only managed to win three more games after that and needed treatment for a back spasm. that was in the fourth round in miami. that is all of the sport for now. you can find more of those stories on our website. we will have more in the next hour. see you then. studio: thanks very much, will. borisjohnson has apologised after being accused of using sexist language in parliament. the foreign secretary was reprimanded by the commons speaker, john bercow, after describing his labour shadow, emily thornberry, as "lady nugee" — a reference to her husband, the high court judge sir christopher nugee. no, says the noble and learned lady the baroness, whatever it is... i can't remember whatever it is... lady nugee. i don't want to be discourteous to the foreign secretary, but