the racism is very much a| problem here in hungary. they need to travel more _ problem here in hungary. maybe they need to travel more around _ problem here in hungary. maybe they need to travel more around the - problem here in hungary. maybe they need to travel more around the world | need to travel more around the world and see _ need to travel more around the world and see how— need to travel more around the world and see how other people behave. a report and see how other people behave. report containing video evidence of the racism is now with fifa, but hungary's foreign minister dismissed the atmosphere last night as simply hostile, and similar to what italy faced at wembley in the european final. england does have its own problem with racist abuse in football, but for hungary more sanctions are surely heading its way. natalie pirks, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime: the foreign secretary holds talks in pakistan to help people settle in the uk. and three more golds for britain at the paralympics. and coming up: three more

hungary were handed a three match ban by uefa.n. , ., ._ under fifa, the band had not kicked in. this was a match that really should have — in. this was a match that really should have been _ in. this was a match that really should have been placed - in. this was a match that really | should have been placed behind closed doors. hungary have been sanctioned for three matches, suspended once by ua for following the events at the euros 5—6 weeks ago —— uefa. and to see them play a full house match against a big racially diverse team like england was disappointing. this racially diverse team like england was disappointing.— racially diverse team like england was disappointing. this morning in buda est, was disappointing. this morning in budapest, there _ was disappointing. this morning in budapest, there was _ was disappointing. this morning in budapest, there was sadness - was disappointing. this morning in budapest, there was sadness at i was disappointing. this morning in i budapest, there was sadness at what happened. the budapes

you are quite right in sa int hungary... you are quite right in saying that _ hungary... quite right in i saying that the players are the best of british and do not deserve what they are getting from those who choose to engage in this sort of abuse. geraldine, it is hard, since we have not gone out on a football pitch, making an ascension about you, the kind of all of the sound, the intimidation when you're trying to focus on doing your best to face the kind of collective noise —— making an assumption about you. really designed quite liberally to put you off your game. absolutely, and the pressure _ put you off your game. absolutely, and the pressure of _ put you off your game. absolutely, and the pressure of that _ put you off your game. absolutely, and the pressure of that moment, | put you off your game. absolutely, | and the pressure of that moment, i cannot— and the pressure of that moment, i cannot possibly imagine. you're guite _ cannot possibly imagine. you're quite right, i have not had a professional thought career... —— professional thought career. .. —— footba

governing body opens disciplinary investigations after the racism directed at england players in hungaryin canoeing and athletics — paralympics gb top the 100 medal mark in tokyo. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, 0llie pope and chris woakes both score half centuries for england, but it's finely poised in the fourth test against india at the oval. good evening. the uk's vaccines advisory body has said it can't recommend vaccinating healthy 12 to 15—year—olds against covid—19 on health grounds alone. it says children are at such low risk from the virus thatjabs would offer only marginal benefit. but thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation said the government should consider wider issues, like disruption to schools. the health secretary sajid javid has now asked the chief medical officers in all four nations to look at whether those considerations tip the balance. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. from france to the united states and israel, many wealthier nations are already immunising all their 12 to is—year—olds. not the uk. the scientists who advise

after the racist abuse directed at england players in hungary, football's world governing body says its investigating. and stealing a pet is to be made a specific criminal offence in england after a rise in dog thefts during the pandemic. and coming up on the bbc news channel... ollie pope helps england build a first innings lead over india on his return on day two of the fourth test at the oval. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's vaccines advisory body has said it can't recommend vaccinating healthy 12—to—15—year—olds against covid—19 on health grounds alone. it says children are at such low risk from the virus thatjabs would offer only marginal benefit. but thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation said the government should consider wider issues, like disruption to schools. the health secretary, sajid javid, says he has now asked the chief medical officers in all four nations to look at whether those considerations tip the balance. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. from france, to the united states, and israel, many wealthier nations are alread

the austria nationalist, the partition of czechoslovakia, germany, poland, and hungary. the beginning of world war 2. having realized danger in march, 1939 and the soviet union proposed an anti fascist alliance to western countries. i've been trying to rally the west. make a stand with them against fascism. they opposed munich. they oppose allowing hitler in to check the small voc. yeah. but nobody would do that. so wasn't sure in 1939. when the soviet proposed in elias britain and france against hitler, it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 900 thirty's, that the soviets were pushing for that. had that happened, we could have stopped hitler. we could have prevented the holocaust. we could have prevented world war 2 because hitler was weak and he was weak. and he was bluffing . and assuming that the west was not going to stand up to him at the west, was hoping in many elements in the west, we're hoping that he was just going to go east and so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis ah, welcome to maximize o

hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary organ already with the nazis and france. and england basically threw chuckles of ocoee under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. however, on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany and the ussr that painted the way for world war 200 marked think it doesn't get us invited on the host for in the guns. stock total be is most the time i send extremely knutson. i live. ah, not everyone in the eel agrees with the official line ah pneumonia starting. she played our little new vanya and i just giggle, call me when you would just give me a schema. naz use your star circle enough pugwash you storage us to go here to zane ya e nip of in gordon. not to go to pull joe on you the further these don't here to noon. i doubt was, i saw the slight, vague cheek his thoughts are saying, is us not as

the racism is very much a problem here in hungary.ideo evidence of the racism is now with fifa, but hungary's foreign minister dismissed the atmosphere last night as simply hostile, and similar to what italy faced at wembley in the european final. england does have its own problem with racist abuse in football, but for hungary, more sanctions are surely heading its way. natalie pirks, bbc news. latest estimates of the number of people infected with covid—19 in the uk — based on the office for national statistics survey — show a sharp increase in scotland. it's estimated that infections have doubled there in the last week — 1 in 75 people would test positive for the virus in scotland, the highest since records began there last autumn. compared to the previous week, rates have remained level in england and wales and have decreased in northern ireland. the r numberfor england has fallen slightly, according to the latest estimate published this afternoon. government scientists say that the current r number for england is around 1, ranging

we know the far right are very active in hungary.m to look at that as a matter of priority. not just fans from stadiums, but you won't just just fans from stadiums, but you won'tjust penalise the far right so we would like to see funding for antiracism initiatives that can actually combat racism in the way that show racism the red card kick it out do throughout the uk. ianthem it out do throughout the uk. when --eole ask it out do throughout the uk. when people ask questions _ it out do throughout the uk. when people ask questions and - it out do throughout the uk. when people ask questions and query why the england team at take the knee, presumably would point to last night and say, well, this is why they do it. ~ , ,., y and say, well, this is why they do it. ~ , , and say, well, this is why they do it. absolutely. gareth made the oint, it. absolutely. gareth made the point. gareth — it. absolutely. gareth made the point, gareth southgate - it. absolutely. gareth made the point, gareth southgate made i it. absolutely. gareth made t

they say the decision is partly to, to scan the resources hungary, accusers, ukraine, of meddling in its internal effort by trying to scupper an energy deal that rushes gas from, which we'll see kia, lose our lucrative transit fee. we're going to merkel soon to vacate her rule of the fact the leader of the speculation swirls over whether the french president could fill her shoes and not regard how may shift the course of the law. dmitri man speaks exclusively to r t in the wake of russia parliamentary election in a wide ranging interview. the former president on prime minister, talks about the challenges of holding this month. vote. i made the cyber meddling from overseas during the 3 day votes and central election commission services were under constant attack. around half came from the united states. that's the reason why i one minute past 6 pm here in moscow. i'm you know, neil, let's go to our top story. this is our a us marine officer who recently became known by the public for his criticisms, of washington's handling of the afghan. i found pole lodge has been sent to the milita

today, the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas. from this new 15 year deal will supply hungry with only 5000000 cubic meters of gas every year. mainly using an undersea pipeline called to extreme, which is not routed through ukraine and not moves as good care of which is set to lose money from the fee. it takes to allow the gas to pass through its territory. both countries already, some of each of the some basset basset is over the signing of the deal. ukraine claims that the agreement stance the favor of russia and not its own national interest. we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasonable decision taken in favor of the kremlin, unto the detriment of ukraine's national interests and ukrainian hungarian relations. for his thought, the chrome, it says the gas, there was no purely thing, can only benefits. and there's no reason for what it calls an extreme reaction from ukraine. can speak now to dr. pierre, a manual to a man who's a geopolitical expert, piano manual, thank you. do you t

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and pope francis is visiting hungary, where he'll celebrate mass and meet prime minister viktor orbanthis is the scene in budapest�*s heroes�* square where the pope is about to say mass to tens of thousands of people. hello and welcome to bbc news. britain's18—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat 19—year—old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets — six—four, six—three. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam title in 44 years. here's the bbc�*s sports correspondentjoe wilson. the borough of queens on a sunny day and the extraordinary progress of one young woman. she's been absolutely amazing this whole tournament. she has a lot of energy. she is so composed and ruthless. she's going to smash it. you know who they're talking about. well, there were two teenagers in the us open final, canadian leylah fernandez at the top of the screen, as early as the second game we saw intense rallies and we saw e

pope francis has had a brief meeting in hungary with the country's prime minister, viktor 0rban.hat constitutes a christian approach to migration. the pontiff has severely criticised the reluctance of some european leaders to take in refugees, but mr 0rban says he's defending what he calls christian europe. if if we have a look here these are some pictures now of the visit during the meeting. he was speaking, as i said, to the hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, but this was his visit in slovakia at the moment and there are some images there of his visit, where he had arrived following that trip to hungary and the plan, his plan was to visit the capital, bratislava, and to end his trip at the basilica of the lady of our sorrows and that is of course the main pilgrimage site in the country of slovakia, which is predominantly catholic, so some images there the pope's visit. 0ur central europe correspondent, nick thorpe, is in budapest. ahead of this visit, both sides — the vatican and the hungarian government — were keen to smooth over any differences. the vatican stressed that

so hungary, it has plans, ukraine accusing key of trying to think a natural gas deal between budapest and rushes against from the hunger and foreign minister says, no amount of political maneuvering is more important than keeping people's homes warm. it's also one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heed homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from the new 15 year deal will supply hungary with nearly 5000000 cubic meters of gas, have re, yeah, mainly using and under the pipeline. cold turk stream, which is not route through ukraine. the route has angered cape, which is said to lose money from the feed pace to allow the gas to pass through it . both countries have already summoned each others and bounces over the signing of the deal with ukraine, claiming the agreement stance to favor russia and know that oh national interests we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasonab

it's criminal by what they're doing. hungary house land, ukraine, a keys and kia was trying to think a natural gas deal between budapest and russia's gas problem. the hungarian foreign minister says no amount of political maneuvering is more important than keeping people's homes war or side one for hungary. energy safety is a matter of security, sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heed homes with political statements. today, the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from the new 15 year deal will supply hungary with nearly 5000000 cubic meters of gas. happy yeah, mainly using an on the see pipeline cold tech stream, which is not routed through ukraine. the move has on good care, which is said to lose money from the c takes to allow the gas to pass through it. both countries have already someone to each other's ambassadors over the signing of the deal with ukraine, claiming the agreement stance to favor russia and know its own national interest. we consider this to be a purely po

he does not see his future in hungary. brent: as we mentioned earlier, germans had to the polls in less than two weeks, and that means angela merkel's time as chancellor is quickly coming to an end. if you are looking for a souvenir of her 16 years in office, this bavarian convention or has got you covered. it is a limited edition. there will only be 500 produced. i have a shelf life of two years. good news for fans who want to see her go, and if you are not a fan, you might get one for a chance to really take a bite out of the chancellor for the next two years. here's a reminder of the top story we are following for you in this hour. in afghanistan, and international donors conference raised more than $1 billion in pledges yesterday, but governments are divided over delivery of the aid without a government in place. we will be back to take you through "the day." tonight, why the california recall vote reaches all the way to the white house. we will be right back. # >> a very warm welcome back to the france 24 newsroom, i

on the other. and at the prime minister of hungary on the other-— on the other.tor orban are _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds - on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with - on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with the | of viktor orban are at odds with the pope on that issue back to budapest as a city seems to be rolling out a warm welcome for the pope. in budapest we have a liberal warm welcome for the pope. i�*i budapest we have a liberal mayor who has gone out of his way with the city council to welcome the pope in a very different way. he has put up posters celebrating posters with quotations from the pope going up all over the city to welcome the pope here stressing human dignity and human rights and issues like that so in a way the pulp has become a politicalfootball that so in a way the pulp has become a political football here just six months before the hungarian elections. now the weather. a lovely start

it's more your side, one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gastro. you to pest has just ensured that the homes in hungry will get enough heat to stay warm during the winter's. beautiful has made sure that the industries will get enough natural gas to be properly running during the next 15 years. how? by signing a contract with washes gas problem for 15 years. but ukraine is keen to ruin all that because for these supplies hungry and russia will be using the pipelines in ukraine. and kiev isn't hesitating to complain to be you. and they are promising measures what that could be. we don't know possibly even legal action. so let's listen to the gradient side. we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasonable decision taken in favor of the kremlin, unto the detriment of ukraine's national interests and ukrainian hungarian relations. these ar

so it was quite possible for could have applied to be fair to say, hungary sanctioned. this is sandy risky match, given the fact that england a high profile, they have a very racial team. and the us function should be allowed to apply to the future, woke up color fire, and i have no doubts for you to reach about. but suddenly that didn't happen. and sometimes one guess the receptionist, they sort of sanctions are being applied in a way which is very perfunctory without real, a real look they can have and then they should be having. and therefore, what actions the governing body should be following up with. you know that to, to drive the action on the sanctions that. ready they put in place u. k prime minister barak johnson also tweeted, calling for fever to take strong action against what he said with disgraceful behavior. but hungry is foreign ministers accused the english of double standards because i mean dentist with all due respect to the prime minister, i say that double standards should not be used in such serious matters. so if you look at the euro, 2024, we saw

but ukraine is keen to ruin all that because for these supplies, you create a story. hungary and russia will be using the pipelines in ukraine. and kiev isn't hesitating to complain to be you. and they are promising measures what that could be. we don't know possibly even legal action. so let's listen to the gradient side . we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasonable decision taken in favor of the kremlin, unto the detriment of ukraine's national interests and ukrainian hungarian relations. so these are 2 countries doing business. why would a 3rd party metal, let me just explain hungry has been buying rushes natural gas for ages, and pretty much all of the deliveries have been going through the pipelines on ukrainian territory. what did key of get out of that annual lead? possibly even millions worth of transit payment. but russia for years has been seeking to diversify the routes for the gas to europe to make sure that the deliveries are cheaper. so they've been building under water pipelines like the torque to stream and the black sea, and also the nord stream

these are bilateral ties between russia and hungary. indeed, if a contract is being side by the major gas company of hungry and rushes, energy dry and gas problem, why would a 3rd country metal well look hungry has been buying rushes gas for years and years now. but previously, all of the deliveries used to flow through ukraine. now, what did key of get out of that? possibly millions annually in transit payments. but moscow for years has been looking for cheaper ways to supply its natural gas to the european countries. and also, it's not a secret that the relations between moscow and keep at this point are more than just very difficult. and that's why gas from didn't want to depend on ukrainian transit. and so in recent years, a number of under of c pipelines have been built the tarka stream in the black sea, the north stream pipelines one and 2 in the baltic sea. and that's why in some way ukraine is being left out. but russia keep saying that this is not politics, this is pure economy. there are cheaper ways to deliver natural gas. why not make sure they're working in this contract

it's criminal by what they're doing. hungary has slammed you gray and accusing key of, of trying to sink and natural gas steel between budapest and rushes gas from the hungarian forum. and this, this is the no amount of political maneuvering is more important than keeping people's homes will. it's more your side, one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security, sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heed homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from the new 15 year deal will supply hunger within 5000000 cubic meters of gas. every year may be using an under see pipeline called took stream, which is not routed through your crime. the move then good key, which you said to lose money from the fee. it takes to allow the gas. so it's territory. both countries have already some, and each of the basset is over the deal. ukraine claims the agreement stands to favor of russia, not its own national interests. we consider this to be a purely political

it's also one for hungary energy safety is a matter of security, sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from the new 15 year deal supply hungry with only 5000000 cubic meters of gas per year, mainly using an under see pipeline called took stream, which isn't true to through you cry in that movie and give care of you said to lose money from the fee it takes to allow gas to pass through it. both countries of already some of each of the passes of the signing of the deal and crane claims. the agreement sends to favor of russia and not his own national interest. we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasonable decision taken in favor of the kremlin, unto the detriment of ukraine's national interests and ukrainian hungarian relations. for its part, the crown that says the gas fear was my purely freakonomics benefits and there's no reason for what it calls an extreme reaction from ukra

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another use hungary slammed ukraine, accusing care the trying to think a natural gas deal between budapest and rushes gas from the and carrion. foreign minister says that no amount of political maneuvering is more important than keeping people's homes will or side one for hungary. energy safety is a matter of security, sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heed homes with political statements. today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement with gas from guys all the new 15 year deal will supply hungry with nearly 5000000 cubic meters of gas every year, mainly using it under the pipeline called to extreme that is not routed through your crime, and that moves on good care of which you set to lose money from the fees it takes to allow gas to pass through his territory, both countries of some of each other. some basset is over the signing of the deal. ukraine claims the agreement stands to favor russia, not his own national interest. we consider this to be a purely political economically unreasona

northern ireland are also a goal up against luxembourg, as are scotland, who face hungary.onesses would not get a better opportunity to show what they could do than when facing north macedonia, a team ranked 131 in the world. and they got off to the perfect start. leah williamson with an inch—perfect ball, ella toone slotting home to become the first england player to score under sarina wiegman. england took their time adding a second but this time, toone turned provider, scrapping, finding ellen white, who wouldn't miss from there. they've got it! before the visitors added an unfortunate own goal before half—time. look at that ball in, goalkeeper missed it and an own goal. after the break, england kept up the pressure. the chasm in quality between the two sides never more obvious than when north macedonia kicked the ball into the back of their own net for a second time. substitute beth england shone in the second half, adding two goals, the pick of which was this unstoppable header, before beth mead wrapped up proceedings and an 8—0 win. so sarina wiegman's time as england

pope francis has had a brief meeting in hungary with the country's prime minister, viktor orban.tutes a christian approach to migration. the pontiff has severely criticised the reluctance of some european leaders to take in refugees, but mr orban says he's defending christian europe. our central europe correspondent, nick thorpe, is in budapest. ahead of this visit, both sides — the vatican and the hungarian government — were keen to smooth over any differences. the vatican stressed that this is, above all, a spiritual visit for the pope to celebrate mass in heroes square in hungary for tens of thousands of christians, especially catholics from around the world, the closing event, the climax of a week of the eucharistic congress, only held every four years. from the hungarian government's side, the government has been keen to stress it is a great honour to have the pope in hungary even for such a short visit, but of course behind the scenes, there are huge differences between the two men. while the pope, from the start of his papacy, has stressed the need for europe, for christia

viktor 0rban said he'd implored the pontiff not to let what he described as christian hungary perish.ross planted in the ground not only invites - us to be well—rooted, it also raises and extends its arms towards everyone. the cross urges us to keep our roots firm, but without defensiveness. to draw from the wellsprings, opening ourselves to the thirst of men and women of our time. 0ur central europe correspondent nick thorpe is in budapest. each side in this discussion, if you like, has managed to put across their message but in some ways one could say i suppose that they were talking past one another. from his side, the hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban said that he had asked the pope, this was in a statement posted on the prime minister's facebook page after the meeting, he said he'd asked the pope to protect christian hungary. 0n the other hand we have the pontiff himself pope francis in his address to tens of thousands of people in the square asking people to be open, grounded and considerate so very much in inclusive message there from pope francis himself. at the same time

hungary and fans also threw plastic cups at the england squad and a flare landed on the pitch.ally, some good news for the well-traveled walrus who has continued his ropean odyssey, making aunexpected appearance in iceland. the whiskered wanderer walked up on the docks of a small lobster fishing community on the southeast coast and appeared to settle down for a well-earned rest. he has been spotted in our own, the u.k.,he netherlands, france, and spain. he does get around. walruses are rare visitors to iceland. except for this one. here is a reminder of the top story we are following, u.s. president joe biden addressed leaders at the united nations. he assured them that u.s. leadership in attacking the coronavirus pandemic and the crisis in afghanistan. adding that the use of military powers should be a tool of last resort. this is dw news. after a short break, i'll be back to take you through "the day." a world at the edge of an abyss, but not at the start of another cold war. we will be right back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsib

they're top of their group after 3 wins from 3 so can they keep up that momentum with a win in hungarys affected their confidence? here's what harry maguire has to say. 0bviously obviously it ended and disappointed but were doing it and memories that we made, the smiles we put on peoples faces was there for everyone to see. it was a greatjourney, obviously disappointing in the end. come so close to the championship. we know were nearly there, we've got lots of things to improve on and yeah, i think it's a big test. more mentally than physically. each one of those players get to look after her. we spoke about it and we need to be ready because we know it's going to be a tough test you hungry. if were not ready mentally we won't perform to our best and we won't get the result that we need. so of course the mentality of the squad will be tested. and we need to overcome that and show what we are about. so if harry maguire is anything to go by it soundslike england have buried the demons and are wholly focused on next year's world cup but the big difference tonight will be the addition of 6

the racism is very much a problem here in hungary.last year, roly, the blonde cockapoo, was stolen. it happened during a walk in open countryside. her owner, katie christie, says roly has never been found. i think lots of family pets are more than just a pet. they are members of the family. we really were devastated when she went and it's very traumatic. it's a year on and we still are very upset and hoping to get her back. some dog thefts are caught on camera. these two men on the right took a chihuahua on a london street and drove him off in this van. the government says 2000 dogs were reported stolen last year, but it says current theft laws are not strong enough, so it's introducing a new offence of pet theft. we think that this has been a growing problem, often with organised gangs behind it. often when the police do bring prosecutions, they find there is other criminality linked to it. that is why we want to strengthen the law in this area. these stolen puppies were put up for sale from a car boot. prices rose sharply during the

and scotland has a new manager in charge, as they face hungary.hem for us. for northern ireland, scotland and wales, thejourney for northern ireland, scotland and wales, the journey to the world cup in 2023 begins tonight. let's start with northern ireland. these were the scenes the last time they were in action. they had just qualified for their first in action. they had just qualified for theirfirst ever in action. they had just qualified for their first ever major tournament. next year's european championship. but now tensions have to turn to the world cup. they start their campaign with two matches against luxembourg and latvia. what makes this squad so impressive is the vast majority of players are not professional footballers. they are nurses, teachers, they work in retail. they all have to take time off work to play for their country. and one player in particular, this is an 18—year—old, she has made her own big sacrifices she looks ahead not only world cup qualifiers but also the us next year. for not only world cup qualifiers but also the

the racist abusive. england's football is by hungry fans during their welcome qualify. budapest, hungary have been ordered to play 2 games in an empty stadium by wafer because it discriminates refund behavior at euro. but that didn't apply to this much because, well, qualified for the fee for the $67000.00. what the push arena and this plays for food when they tiffany full kick off the chord. the gesture, the english feed, without apology, merely to undermine the message that racism has no place in this england one the match. for now with rahim sterling, getting the 1st go, his teammates had objects thrown at them from the stands as they celebrated. i've been reported selling in england anew, substitute jude belling, and also subjected to monkey chunk. i don't think how players can do anything more than they have done over the last 2 or 3 years in trying to get the right messages out. take the right stance and it's for the people to protect them. it's for me to protect them in the main but for the authorities to protect them as well. you know, they shouldn't have to be subjected to any f

it's one year or so one for hungary, energy safety is a matter of security sovereignty and economy rather than a political matter. you cannot heat homes with political statements today. the reality is that energy supplies in hungary can be guaranteed most securely through a long term agreement. with gas from god. well, moscow and beautiful can say that this is only about economics about politics, for as long as they want. but politics will definitely be involved because we've already heard from the european commission that they will look into this deal and see if it harmons, european interests. and if it does not go with line with the european union energy legislation and ukraine has promised that it will be issuing complaints. so we'll be watching out for that and see what kind of consequences there could possibly be . ok, we wait to see what comes out alia, but trying to bring this right off the data. love story. thank you. ok, that is our last for know the protagonist, though, in our documentary, after the break, they're different and they don't care. it's an uplifting life affirming c

and in other countries, like poland and hungary, they are putting other conditions, like they have to, a free press. their values have to be in line with brussels. do you think this conditionality is going to cause real divisions inside the european union? our aim is to mobilise this 140 billion. we have... all of it? yes, in the coming six years — it's 2021 to 2026. so it will add to your national debt, which is well over 100% of gdp. well, in the short run, between 2021 to 2023, we're mobilising mostly the grant because we're front—loading the investment and the reforms with a view to precisely having a different recovery. you know, one that is green, digital, also fairer, and try to avoid the mistakes maybe we have made from the recovery from the financial crisis, which took much longer and in some instances had not really been fully recovered by the time covid hit us. but you in spain are prepared to accept the conditionality? i was coming to that, precisely. i would definitely not call this conditionality. for the last three years since we took office injune 2018, we have had a r