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i notice that the netherlands has made a public announcement that 1000 new customs officers are beingfrom a no deal brexit. i know there is discussion in the netherlands about what it will mean for the agriculture sector and other sectors that would be most affected. is the netherlands government really now thinking no deal will happen or is there an element of bluff to all of this? on both sides of the english channel? i don't think there is any bluff here. we have been very clear about our position. it is not rocket science. we are the european union. we have the internal market. we will negotiate with the uk about a future relationship but we will not re—negotiate the eu because, yes, brexit will be damaging, even if there is no cliff edge, no crashing out of the eu. if there is a crashing out, it will be even more damaging. but unpicking the internal market will be the worst scenario and we will not do that. if you say bluff... i have noticed that in recent weeks, in the british media, and you are actually making the same point here, they are trying to kind of intimidate the eu in

is the netherlands government really now thinking no deal will happen or is there an element of bluffe english channel? i don't think there's any bluff here. we've been very clear about our position. it's not rocket science. we are the european union, we have the internal market. we will negotiate with the uk about our future relationship, but we will not re—negotiate the eu because, yes, brexit will be damaging, even if there is no cliff edge, no crashing out of the eu. if there is a crashing out of the eu, it will be even more damaging. but unpicking the internal market will be the worst scenario and that we're not going to do. if you say bluff... i've noticed that in recent weeks, in the british media, and you're actually making the same point here, trying to kind of intimidate the eu into, "oh, if you do not accept our terms and it will be terrible for you. i think we should be... maybe it is time for little bit of honesty in politics and maybe people should have been told before the brexit referendum what reality was going to be like. now, the vote has taken place, that's very cl

told me that i can go to netherlands to see the tulips but i cannot see the turkish people how can you define that which we stand that which democratic seats that country reached their rules nobody can decide where there is another sovereignty sovereignty no it is not it is not it is it when when when the when there is a case such cases you can criticize any country when there is this isn't going to susan this is vicious it is a lousy a vicious it is vicious it is no it is not you know that you this is how you do your people know this is diplomacy your hairstyle is it you have your own you have your own understanding of democracy and then you. while the democratic stand that you said it is so and so how can you try to teach democracy to turkey then who gives you the right that if you have if you think that you have the right to criticize turkey for this and that you should also accept that i can criticize any country then they while a democratic standards you have to do it you have done more damage to your relations with europe because two months no i did the european commission report

and the big one, england against the netherlands, first against second in the world.red 26 goals already in their opening three games. can england do the business? we're joined by the england and great britain midfielder. emily, put into words how big this matches for england. it is huge. it doesn't come much bigger playing in a home world cup in front of thousands of people cheering you on. it will be a great occasion for the girls and one they will cherish every moment of. i'm sure they will be really looking forward to the opportunity they have tonight. is it fair to say there is no love lost between these two sides? you always know that there is going to be a battle when england and holland play each other. there has been the rear olympic final where gb won on penalties and again on this very pitch on 2015 in the final of the european championships. again, england came out on top that day. i'm sure the girls will have that on the forefront of their minds. they had been here before on the big occasions and performed and got the results they want. let's hope tonight

and in the netherlands you will lose tens of thousands of jobs according to the imf, because of whatky blame game. brexit ‘s understanding that brexit will not take them into heaven and they are trying to blame in now on others, saying that brexit isa in now on others, saying that brexit is a good idea but it is being badly executed because, you know, those europeans are so intransigent. no. brexit was never a good idea and it was always going to hurt. we have to limit the damage the. in the long—term, the prosperity of the eu and jobs long—term, the prosperity of the eu andjobs in long—term, the prosperity of the eu and jobs in the eu depend on the integrity of the internal market. we're not going one pick it.|j return to the raw data put out by the imf. of course it is speculative but, one must respect the strength of their economics. they say that if there is a cliff edge, a hard crash out brexit, that will cost the eu as a whole probably around i.5%, if not more, of gdp. some countries will be much worse like ireland who could lose 4% of gdp. it will cost hundreds of thousands of

the netherlands used to be sixty percent water and assess the poor fence right now i'm standing on a piece of land an honest fort where i live and he acidic metal i wasn't born here i moved here and it will be nice if i died here one day and it will i thank you one found. that. i am a subsistence well more. i own this round i was doing given to me by my parents my dad this was a run it's very important to know we have to have food for consumption at home. we're in the center of nuremberg and not brought it was to poison the restaurant. we rent this place so we can serve our guests here in the middle of the city. one point three billion sausages are produced in nuremberg every year. if you tied all these little brought those together they go three and a half times around the earth. in hong kong land is in desperately short supply big families often have to share tiny flat out of sheer necessity and a force to pay out rageous rents german tech entrepreneur. explores a world beyond the city's dancing skyline to find out how people deal with the cramped conditions both at home and work.

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was entering we were kind of a soul in a lot we have the lowest point in the netherlands checking on the dikes which are vulnerable to drought. during a drought the dikes can dry out causing them to become weaker and less capable of holding back the water. although the soil is now so dry that a single shower won't do we all really need two weeks of rainfall to bring the dikes back to strength the dike a hole in the border it may not be instantly obvious but this country success relies on a delicate water balance the rhine river originating in this race is crucial to fill up the lakes and push back to seawater preventing it from tilting up the lens but as the river water level drops bombs have to be activated to help its branches flow in some provinces farmers are being told to stop irrigating their lens even if it means losing their crops bisley it behind me is the reason that for now dutch people aren't too worried the ice or mary is the key water reservoir in the netherlands in times of drought but even this huge water besson containing about three and a half million olympic swimmi

it did look as though the netherlands were very much ina though the netherlands were very much in a dominanteading hockey nation. they have a lot of funding. they are constantly training. there's a lot to balance their when you play that kind of calibre. all credit to the irish. they never gave up. they taught writing to the end and they were close to scoring in the end but it's ha rd to close to scoring in the end but it's hard to compete against nations that have a lot of funding, have a lot of backing that the irish national team did not have come a sponsor until two months ago. it's hard to compete against that but they've done extremely well to get through to the finals. yes, there was a bit, four goals in seven minutes i think in one stage. morale must‘ve sagged a bit at that point. yeah. i think they were realistic that the dutch we re they were realistic that the dutch were going to come fighting on the start. they got very convincing strikers. i think the kind of had to ta ke strikers. i think the kind of had to take that initial swell, that heat in the first four goals and they did

and when the want to take when you end it what they call you when the prime minister of the netherlands. find that we could withstand that with democratic seats that country reached their rooms no one can decide whether there's another seventy seven no it is not it is not it is when when when the when there is a case such cases you can criticize any country when there is this isn't going to says and does not vicious you know it's not as he wishes it is vicious it is no it is not you know that you this is how you do your people know this is diplomacy your hairstyle is it you have your own you have your own understanding of democratic and then you. while the democratic stand that you said it is so and so how can you try to teach democracy to turkey then who gives you the right then if you have if you think that you have the right to criticize turkey for this and that you should also accept that i can criticize any country then they while a democratic stunt that you have done or gal which you have done no knowledge to your relations with europe because two months no i did the european comm

david sillito, bbc news, scheveningen in the netherlands. that's it.ow on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm tim hague. this is what is coming up. there's more gold for great britain at the european championships. adam peaty and co win the mixed 4x100 metre medley relay in record time. the final evening of competition in the sir chris hoy velodrome sees silver for katie archibald in the women's omnium. aston villa are in trouble off the pitch, but on it they impressed, winning their first game of the championship season at hull city. and the new british open champion, georgia hall, has the sport of golf in her hands. i have always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven but to do it now at 22 is incredible. hello and welcome to sportsday. at the inaugual european championships, which are taking place in glasgow and berlin, 13 gold medals were up for grabs today. great britain got one of them, but there was plenty of other success too. with news of all of it, here's ou

the technique of keeping the water out this summer however they find themselves running dry the netherlands like most of northern europe is experiencing the heat wave persistent high temperatures combined with a lack of rain have resulted in a record breaking drought but unlike other countries it's not a shortage of drinking water that worries people. here the most important task in times of droughts rests upon the shoulders of the local dike or flood barrier inspectors i was entering new we're going to go on the ice hole in the we have the lowest point in the netherlands checking on the dikes which are vulnerable to drought. during a drought the dikes can dry out causing them to become weaker and less capable of holding back the water. to hold it although the soil is now so dry that a single shower won't do it will really need two weeks of rainfall to bring the dikes back to strength. it may not be instantly obvious but this country success relies on a delicate water balance the rhine river originating in this race is crucial to fill up the lakes and push back to seawater preventing it fro

then the netherlands. 1099 in the 100.it curious. —— poland, a bit curious. great britain and northern ireland‘s men on the outstanding favourites for the final of that race to come after this one. not quite so clear cut here but this quartet does still start is the favourites. the midlands outside, a real danger. switzerland in five. asha philipp settles. the whole stadium now settles. the whole stadium now settles for the final of the women‘s four by 100 metres relay. stadium settles for the final of the women‘s relay. away they go. philip has been left a little bit by schippers. look how well she has run. lansiquot is in great form. trying to keep pace with switzerland. germany are going so well. pinto has it. dina asher—smith gets fit and surely she can chase them down. working hard. dina asher—smith comes away, comes away bya asher—smith comes away, comes away by a distance, 41.8 eight. as soon as this quartet, as soon as three of them got the batten to dina asher—smith, just in touch and contact, asher—smith, just in

your downspouts el jazeera amsterdam the netherlands so i had this news out rebuilding mosul after i so nine months on the city is still in ruins i meet a man who's taking matters into his own hands. and his sport football's governing body takes its day up and controls into the world of e-sports. august on al-jazeera european muslims today are facing the consequences of having their faith flicked on the tax even though day two of victims of the bombing it's the largest multi-sport event on the continent asian games in jakarta will host athletes competing in a mix of traditional and the limbic sports a vibrant new series of character led documentaries from immigrant neighborhoods across europe as a rainy and brace for u.s. sanctions due to get back in place on the six the buddhist al-jazeera will cover the developments from town wrong in a three part series al-jazeera uncovers the motivations and impact of the brutal human exploitation system then lay the foundation of today's global powers organist on al-jazeera. once considered a war criminal now an aspiring presidential candidate i

island against the defending champions netherlands tomorrow. that match starts at 4:30pm.rst season, leeds rhinos have won the women's challenge cup final, beating castleford tigers by 20 points to 14. despite losing just one game all season, leeds found themselves trailing by six at half—time when georgia roach crossed. however adam cuthbertson rallied his side, who responded with three unanswered tries in the second 40. amy staveley drew them level before lois forsell wrapped it up in the dying minutes. coach cuthbertson can't spend too long celebrating. he's playing in the men's semi—final tomorrow england's georgia hall is still in contention at the women's british open — just a shot off the lead going into sunday's final round the players weren't the only ones chasing birdies at royal lytham — take a look at this cat on the prowl in the rough. how sweet is that? it is alligators and states. —— in the united states. 0n the course, pornanong phatlem takes a one shot lead into the final round on 13 under par. hall's putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, wi

in arlen's fairytale world cup run ended with a silver medal as they were beaten six nil by the netherlands in the final in london arlen's women had pulled off shock after shock topping a group containing hockey heavyweights like india and england on route to the country's first ever final in a team field sport but the dutch won they prove the class above dominating the proceedings from the very start to claim their world title and in football brasil dortmund have signed the belgian midfielder axel that's all subject to a medical or new coach lucian fava wants improvements after the squad could only finish fourth in the bundesliga last season. it's all joins the german side from the chinese club. the belgium international start is this country finished third of this year's world cup dortmund triggered his twenty million euro lease cost and sign him this will reportedly take a hefty pay cut after moving from the cash rich chinese super bowl. this is it every news live from london for glad to forget we always have more coming up at the top of the hour and you can always find out more at our w

in the netherlands we visit a floating park that tackles plastic pollution. and we have a look at how windmills can change the energy situation in tanzania all this and know coming out on eco africa. natural habitats incident in asia have been threatened by deforestation lifestyle grazing and climate change but there's hope for this i would region in two thousand and ten it's a nation state made eight thousand hectors east of the city of the national park since that considerable reforestation and remit so his asian efforts have been made the promise of the once again home to ostriches gazelles and a variety of reptiles so let's go there and see what's been done so far. he's been a ranger in doom a national park for twenty three years every morning he scans the horizon these days the local wildlife is thriving the unique ecosystem in this region in southern has been regeneration since it was made a national park. the park is flourishing and the animals here are reproducing. the animals are free to roam although the mountain range forms are not full barrier eve

towering giants a street theatre company brings huge topic to life in the netherlands. artistic dining in artist and the sister open a pop up restaurant in iceland. this thing called love elvis fans of the germantown zero five now i'm celebrate their i don't. the dumb city of l.a. awad was recently overrun by giants as part of a travelling theatre production the french street theatre royal de luxe stage an impressive three day interactive experience involving a giant public girl in search of her puppet father while the residents and tourists alike got in on the search and we were also on hand for the action. a little girl is looking for her father. he's not really hard to miss standing and eleven meters tall and wearing a diving suit. still she wanders through the streets of new arden. i think it's magic yes your sister should grace mystery and that's it show huge it's amazing how yeah how they get the mold to work and then sitting out in syria listening i love to see it it makes me feel like a little child again i think it's more a fairy tale. why is she looking for he

to the netherlands. by brexit.teresting story, it seems to be about the potential change to the japanese company that is worried about the potential change in the tax law which means that if we have a different tax regime, then the company would be subject to increased taxes injapan itself. there are two things in this that are interesting, ten people will move to the netherlands and then it says, that this could be copied by hundreds of other japanese says, that this could be copied by hundreds of otherjapanese firms and thatis hundreds of otherjapanese firms and that is quite a chilling thing. hundreds of otherjapanese firms and that is quite a chilling thinglj think it is the symbolism of the movement in me know the japanese are traditionally conservative, and the article, and the safe option would be to go to where they not going to be to go to where they not going to be accused of tax havens. and which the uk would make certain corporation tax cuts after brexit, that's what it could be deemed as by the japanes

the netherlands awaits the steam of irish amateurs. —— this team.australia but only just. it was also 1—1 after normal time, but the world number one side squeezed through in a penalty shoot—out. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a full support stay in an hour and i will see you later for that. a full support stay in an hour and i will see you laterfor that. —— sportsday. good evening. detectives searching for the midwife samantha eastwood, who's been missing for more than a week, have found a body near caverswall, in staffordshire. than a week, have found a body a 32—year—old man arrested on sunday on suspicion of kidnap has been rearrested on suspicion of murder. 0ur correspondent sarah corker is in caverswall. yes, police closed off this quiet country lane about ten miles from stoke—on—trent earlier this morning. specially trained officers had been searching farmland as they looked for samantha eastwood and this afternoon came the sad news that a body had been found. forensic teams are

the netherlands a real so from the shock suicide of an anti immigration party politician who claimed she was raped by a muslim gang last year also ahead. but. two palestinians are killed and more than two hundred injured in the latest flare up on the israel gaza border soldiers opened fire after rioters hurled explosives and broke through the fence. or broadcast in one direction or city as most of the season and commercial incheon thomas are glad to have you with us french opposition leader and former presidential candidate. has hit a back at suggestions he is part of a russian online dissent from ation campaign hey stupid spook i'm not a russian but it's just me who tweets against you all right sean appeared on a list of accounts showing increased twitter traffic in the wake of the assault scandal surrounding president former bodyguard he showed events he explains why some people drew the link to russia. well a huge outcry here in france so many people on twitter who thought that they had been labeled as russian that's because they were named in a twitter list which looked at the nu

netherlands and turkey are the other two teams, bringing them home. great britain with it.little run out. just outside the championship record. britain's four by 100 m men through, chance that britain could win the gold in the men's and women's. in half an hour, laura muir will attempt to do what no british female has ever won, when the 1500 meter gold, not even dame kelly holmes has done that. what a night it could be on the track. enjoy the last night. mixed fortunes for britain's gymnasts at the european championships. max whitlock missed out making an uncharacteristic mistake but britain found gold on the floor in glasgow as holly hamilton reports. final day, final gold rush, five british gymnasts competing in a final in the men's apparatus, first up, dominic cunningham on the floor with a near—perfect routine. up, dominic cunningham on the floor with a near-perfect routine. he's coming of age! nervous wait for the school followed. follow that, coming of age! nervous wait for the schoolfollowed. follow that, if coming of age! nervous wait for the school followed. follow

the netherlands have won the women's hockey world cup.ding champions thrashed surpise finalists ireland, the second lowest ranked side in the tournament, 6-0. the biggest winning margin for a world cup final. we were always in control. the irish tea m we were always in control. the irish team were really good, though. but i think from the moment we score the goal it was kind of a relief for us and we started playing our game, and we played really good and we show the world what we're capable of. you must have been surprised to have been meeting island in the final? ididn't been meeting island in the final? i didn't expect that before the tournament, but they obviously did really good and they deserve to be in the finaland really good and they deserve to be in the final and it's really cool for a nation whose never been in the final to be their. my condiments to ireland, they did really good in the tournament, and the environment, the ambience they bring, it's amazing —— compliments. you defended your world title, european champions as wel

the netherlands a real cell from the shock of suicide rather than an immigration party politician who claimed she was raped by a muslim gang last year also ahead of. the to cut. up. to palestinians are killed and more than that two hundred injured in the latest flare up on the israel gaza border soldiers opened fire after rioters hurled explosives and broke through. broadcasting live there up for our studios in moscow this is our team international john thomas certainly glad to have you with us now french opposition leader and former presidential candidate john newcombe ellen shauna has hit back at suggestions he is part of a russian online dissin from asian campaign hey stupid spook i'm not a russian but it's just me who tweets against you and the song appeared on a list of accounts showing increased to twitter traffic in the wake of the assault scandal surrounding president micron's former bodyguard r.t. show dubinsky explains why some people drew the link to russia. well a huge outcry here in france so many people on twitter who thought that they had been labeled russian boats that

the netherlands haven't been outside the top two at the world cup now for the last six editions.nd of a relief. we started playing our game. we played really good. we showed the world what we are capable of. european champions, you defended your blog title, a great day. we have really good team. we worked really hard for it and yeah, we want to show everybody what we can do. manchester city have have started this season as they ended the last. pep guardiola's team won the fa community shield for the fifth time after comfortably beating chelsea 2—0 at wembley. both goals came from sergio aguero, that means the argentine becomes the first player to score more than 200 goals for city. this is their third trophy of 2018. reeza hendricks will be pretty pleased whith how his debut went for south africa, scoring a century isn't a bad start. the number three batsman only needed 88 balls to smash the fastest 0di hundred by a debutant. the tourists went on to beat sri lanka by 78 runs. they now have a 3—0 lead in their five—match series. england's cricketers weren't expecting to have sunda

the netherlands have won their eighth hockey world cup title.and 6—0. netherlands — the defending champions against the second lowest ranked team — always threatened to be a non—contest but despite their defeat — the green army has made history. jo currie was there. they set a relentless pace early on and the irish were outclassed throughout the whole of the match, the dutch finding himself 4—0 up by half—time, adding another two in the second half was the irish did not register a single shot on goal. 6—0 is the biggest ever victory in a world cup final, along the way the dutch have scored 35 goals in their six matches. they dominated the competition, all the other favourites such as england, new zealand, australia and argentina fell away along the way but tonight they will be celebrating a record eighth world title. they are the defending champions once again. manchester city have won the fa community shield for the fifth time after comfortably beating chelsea 2—0 at wembley. both goals from sergio aguero means the argentine becomes the first p

you can listen to the final, the world cup final against the netherlands on the bbc sport website.e on the developing match once it kicks off just after 4:30 p:m.. a new outbreak of the ebola virus in the east of the democratic republic of congo is thought to have killed more than 30 people. the area, near the ugandan border, includes a trading hub and crowded refugee camps, making the outbreak difficult to control if it takes hold. several thousand homes are without water in nottinghamshire after a major pipe burst. it happened in the village of epperstone but is affecting large parts of the eastern side of the county. severn trent water says it's one of its biggest mains, meaning people may have no supply, or low pressure. tankers are bringing in extra water and bottled water is being delivered. the nhs has been threatened with legal action if it does not offer what are being called "equal" fertility services to tra nsgender patients before they start treatment. the drugs and hormones prescribed to patients can cause infertility. the equality and human rights commission says tran