but here in nuremberg the gingerbread has a special spicy flavor of mcgreevey taste delicious it's neither too hard nor to squeeze it has a special fresh flavor and very. much nice combination of spices. nuremberg gingerbread is an export sold to fans the world over. gingerbread glazing comes in all shapes and forms but the key ingredients of nerds traditional gingerbread remain the same. it's a centuries old recipe planted here too religiously by one of the two. sounds most famous gingerbread bakeries. are going to start with the nuts we use three kinds i'll mend walnuts and hazelnuts we grind them up and we usually add flour to our agenda press one of the most important ingredients in the middle ages is honey. got to make it originally came from wild bees in the local forest we also have some ingredients that are unique to our near gingerbread. candies oranges that just peel and various spices. in the middle ages the spices came all the way from madagascar india mexico and sumatra the first mention of a gingerbread bakery in nuremberg dates back to the fourteenth century sixteen forty th

reaction you foreign policy chief federica mcgreevey was asked at a press conference last hour. mrs mcgreevey was asked for reaction and said nothing so i think that people as you mentioned have been caught very much by surprise and are still digesting digesting this decision what about nato nato has its headquarters there in brussels to what nato officials make of trouble pulling u.s. troops out of syria. nato doesn't have any troops on the ground with its own operations in syria unlike in neighboring iraq where it would probably have much more to say about this all nato is saying is that it takes note of the u.s. decision and stresses that it's important that the u.s. has said that the coalition to defeat isis will still be maintained that thirty one nation group led by the united states so i think there are probably some questions about how much energy the united states will continue to put into that if it's not on the ground but nato says that the important thing here is that isis must be defeated now there's a former supreme allied commander of nato james stavridis who has

shows this deal would make us worse off if the prime minister cannot be clear that she can and will mcgreevey negotiate a deal then she must make way. and if she is and mr speaker if she's going back to brussels then she needs to build a consensus in this house and since it appears business is change for the next two days then it seems not only possible but necessary that. this house debates the negotiating mandate that the prime minister takes to brussels there is no point no point at all in this prime minister bringing back the same deal again which clearly does not support the government not supported by this house mr speaker we've been do it two years of shambolic negotiations at red lines which been boldly announced and cast aside when now on our third brics it secretary and it appears each one of them has been excluded from these vital negotiations we were promised a precise and substantive document and got a very twenty six page wish list and they become the first government ever in british history to be held in contempt of parliament. the government is in disarray uncertainty is build