paved with gold or other tech spare money i'm joined by golly a fella my he's the president of the kiel institute for the world economy a leading german think tank mr who's going to pay the most for this well it's very clear it's going to be germany who's going to bring both it's the largest economy in europe and good the really hard to get the message. will go to germany also participate can germany will german companies be able to participate from this money yes there's a bit this is the year of problem of will go to charity and to other richer northern countries but the program is going to be structured such there helps those countries most who suffer most part of the herd prices and this is a rather good solvent refried to lead but also increase from its probably also will spain countries ha very strongly by the growers crisis and also by their decision. and many are now demanding a piece of the pie how should the money be spent where should the money go which sectors of the economy. so they get is very important that we do not get into a discuss discussion about transfers you know

qualified workers in my mind i mean we've got 75 workers in my company as of today got operations in kiel hamburg and berlin it doesn't look like we're going to shrink that we're going to have less work. really got to. the keel opera house is the perfect building to host the competition. round 3 the lighting. all going to go including the lights 2 large ones and 2 small ones on. which of the contestants will manage to unscrew the fire lamps the. most skilfully and not leave any smears on the reflectors when the job's done. reminding us long as i look the problem with the lies is that they have been clean for rather a long time so long and when dirt sticks to the surface for too long he gets worked into the material that this one in and then it is good as irreparable as a part of. the only the top 3 will win awards a point is lost for every spot of dirt. at 3 o'clock it's all over a short evaluation by the judges then the prize is. pessimism really on my is germany's top commercial building cleaner 2nd place comes from touring and this young man gets 3rd place. they all have lead positions

the couple live near the northern german city of kiel. they arrived at the previous afternoon for their very 1st night in a beach sleeping chair. it'll be an amusing night of it they're going to. really cozy. the chair is one meter 30 why the couple have brought along everything they need for the night. they make themselves comfortable as a hush falls over the beach. it's an ideal way to slow down. looking out for the one and listening to the sound. normally you have to defend your towel and your territory this is great we've got the whole beach to ourselves. now over 50 such chairs are available for rent on germany's beaches starting at $45.00 euros a night. they're a variation on the traditional german beach chair that dates back almost 140 years . this type of beach chair is said to have been invented by the imperial. basket maker wilhelm bartman from cooms bone near rostov in 882 at the request of a customer he built the very 1st wicker beach chair. and if we define most someone called elfrida came to my great great grandfather's work

he is now in kiel prison serving a sentence for drug dealing and for the rape of a 72—year—old womanne mccann but they say they still need the public‘s help if they're to bring him tojustice. jenny hill, bbc news, saxony—anhalt. ali fauzi was a chief bomb—maker for an indonesian terror group with links to al-qaeda, responsible for string of bombings in south east asia, including the bali bombing in 2002 that killed more than 200 people. after serving time in jail, he is now on a new mission — to try stop recruits from joining the next wave of terror groups in south east asia. the bbc‘s asia editor rebecca henschke reports from his hometown in eastjava. ali fauzi used to be behind bars for his role in acts of terror but now he is here for a very different reason, to meet and try to reform inmates. translation: access to education, was what changed me. also meeting the victims. he is sleepy japanese village was a base camp of his group, jemaah islamiyah, responsible for a string of deadly attacks including the bali bombing which killed more than 200 people in 2002. another villager is

he is in prison in the city of kiel right now here in germany, and there is some information coming from emerged that pushed investigators towards christian b, because everything we have heard so far publicly has been around and basically known to police in germany and in britain for years, so what we are hearing from our sources is that there was an additional push towards looking at christian b another time, and that is when the police put all the pieces together again, and now opened as we just heard from the prosecutor in braunschweig, opened a murder investigation. that was from the german newspaper bild, and we will be talking more about this development after two o'clock year on bbc news. i will be talking to a former spokesman for kate and gerry mccann, and we will be reflecting with our home affairs correspondent as to how we reached this point, 13 years after madeleine mccann was last seen. we will have more on that after two o'clock. now a wave of anti—racism protests have been triggered by the death of the african—american george floyd in minneapolis and demonstrations have t

he's now in kiel prison serving a sentence for drug dealing and for the rape of a 72—year—old woman in b killed madeleine mccann but they say they still need the public‘s help if they're to bring him to justice. jenny hill, bbc news, saxony—anhalt. a growing number of schools in the north—west of england have delayed plans to reopen to more pupils on monday. it's over fears of rising coronavirus infections. some scientists suggest the ‘r', or reproduction number, is creeping up and may have surpassed one, the point at which the epidemic could take off again. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports now from greater manchester. well, here we are, russell scott primary school in very changed times. and it's all about welcoming your children back in a safe and sensible manner. yesterday morning, head teacher steve marsland posted this video on his school website as he prepared to open up to more children on monday. but by the afternoon, those plans were on hold. the school, told to delay by the local director of public health. we want the children in school where they shou

he is now in kiel prison serving a sentence for drug dealing and for the rape of a 72—year—old womanhey still need the public‘s help if they're to bring him tojustice. jenny hill, bbc news, saxony—anhalt. left ta ke left take you back to the us. the tens of thousands of people protesting right across the us. this is washington, coming up to 8:30pm. but cities from philadelphia, san francisco, people out on the street. largely peaceful protest. this is very different to what we saw not that many days ago. this is los angeles now which was the scene of looting and fires but not today. this is the 12th day of protest, possibly the biggest so far and that this is on the day that we have already seen earlier, a second memorial to george floyd being held in north carolina, ina being held in north carolina, in a church not far from where he was born. lots of people paid their respects at that service. that was followed by a private memorialfor the service. that was followed by a private memorial for the family and you will remember there was and you will remember there was a first memorial

he is now in kiel prison serving a sentence for drug dealing and for the rape of a 72—year—old womaned madeleine mccann but they say they still need the public‘s help if they're to bring him tojustice. jenny hill, bbc news, saxony—anhalt. a growing number of schools in north—western england have delayed plans to reopen to pupils on monday. it is over fears of rising rotavirus infections. judith morris reports. well, here we are, russell scott primary school in very changed times. and it's all about welcoming your children back in a safe and sensible manner. yesterday morning, head teacher steve marsland posted this video on his school website as he prepared to open up to more children on monday. but by the afternoon, those plans were put on hold. the school told to delay by the local director of public health. we want the children in school where they should be but in terms of the health of our community, i salute the decision, that somebody has actually come out and followed the guidance that was issued originally, where if the r level is anywhere near one and the contamination rate

he is now in kiel prison serving a sentence for drug dealing and for the rape of a 72—year—old womane believe christian b killed madeleine mccann, but they say they still need the public‘s help if they're to bring him tojustice. jenny hill, bbc news, saxony—anhalt. the egyptian president has launched an attempt to end the fighting in libya. he made the announcement flanked by his libyan ally, general khalifa haftar, whose forces recently lost an attempt to retake control of the capital, tripoli. libya's un—backed government now has full control of the capital, but there hasn't been a stable central authority in the country since 2011. reged ahmad reports. forces loyal to li bya's un—backed government enter one of the last major strongholds of military leader khalifa haftar. his attempt to retake the capital of libya has failed after a 1a—month offensive. gunfire fighters celebrate their victory in driving out the general‘s forces near tripoli. gunfire and singing these troops have managed the task with military support from turkey. tooting the conflict in libya has divided regional b

they've often complained about the scrim a nation i will alow as an associate professor of law at kiel university in staffordshire he says the killing of one desa comes at a time when the government isn't doing creased pressure in the country how do you face in a significant challenge you see is. since it started a process of transition the plantation process to open a very positive lot and somewhere in the media or the government priorities have changed and. because if you have a source close to consensus has book or they far and the assassination of this very important few minutes so much for so many people that came to be came at a very difficult time and it's really difficult to see how the government will be able to be either different viewpoints given the euro uku personal issues that exist in the country because really that you know where you. live in government not what will as much as it was it was expected. one person has been killed and several others wounded during largely peaceful protests in so that tuesday's demonstrations are true hundreds of thousands of people on to t

he is in prison in the city of kiel right now here in germany, and there is some information coming fromryears, so basically known to police in germany and in britain for years, so what we are hearing from our sources is that there was an additional push towards looking at christian b another time, and that is when the police put all the pieces together again, and now opened as we just heard from the prosecutor in braunschweig, opened a murder investigation. and what is your newspaper and indeed other german newspapers, what are you reporting about this man? do you have any more information about him? yes, we do. we just had a chance to look at his criminal record, his file, through our sources, and it is shocking to see that file, it is also shocking that from that file and from knowing that that person has lived in the area of question, that he wasn't on the radar before, because he has been convicted of child abuse as early as 1994, as we have read in his file. he was born in1976, he is have read in his file. he was born in 1976, he is a3 years old. that means that early in his life a