tomes: point taken that the netherlands is these size of maryland. if you look at germany, that is a much bigger country with a .arger population i do think the united states could learn a lot by looking at how our capitalist democratic nations have managed the you rise of a new medicine since world war ii. it is correct but not everything is going to be applicable, but i think trying to get a sense of why cultural preconceptions are so different, in my work, i have --e to see world war ii countries like germany and the netherlands were destroyed. of they had a sense of rebuilding and solidarity you simply do not see in the united states. in world war ii, but we did not come out of it with the same sense of having to rebuild from the bottom up. i think there's a lot we can learn, but your question implies -- it's going to be selective because in a lot of ways are examples are not comparable. the systems in europe are also very diverse. we can look at different models. there's one thing they all have in common that we can apply anywhere, regardless of

the netherlands is not the first in europe to introduce such a ban. of human rights has upheld a number of these bans despite claims that it has violated women's rights. community activist sa har al—faifi joins us now from cardiff. good of you to be with ours. it is an interesting point that despite the fact you're going to tell me it is against women's rights, the european court of human rights doesn't agree with you. thank you for having me. i think this ban that took place in the netherlands, not only against women's rights but also undermining our civil liberty is, because what you're doing through this ban is not allowing individuals to express their faith and their identity in the way they want. the ban was not surprising at all because we know that the far right actually are on the rise across europe and the netherlands was not excluded from it. as soon as the band took place in the netherlands, we heard the far right politicians commending the ban, saying it was a historic moment and they say the next step is to ban the hijab. on theissue next

there are lots of people in the netherlands and the rest of the world who get stressed out because they need to pay off their mortgage. but why. i think this undermines their sense of freedom but at the cost of. the net we're no longer taking risks. because to do. the materials for his new modular home cost $36000.00 euros. these pieces all the elements together himself which helps reduce costs. buying it preassembled would cost twice as much. for. this is many topia of former rubbish dump that's been converted into a tiny home settlement dutch authorities say living here is perfectly safe. these residents feel they're the trailblazers of a progressive housing movement every house has unique architecture but they all have one thing in common they are incredibly small. and getting a permit from dutch authorities to set up one of these homes is relatively easy because they can be swiftly removed if necessary. last year ransom 11 european countries rose so much in city centers the middle class residents were priced out of the market affordable tiny homes are becoming a green alternative. i

netherlands. now at 99 years of age most people wouldn't dream of taking to the dock and travel 10000 kilometers for tango competition james mcmanus from ireland is not ordinary done so and he may not have won the world championships and bought he picked up a special one of its own competitor the army veteran who took up 17 years ago at the tender age of $82.00 and this one from a lifetime trip was paid for by his friends as a special gift for his $100.00 day. still ahead. world cup qualifying games for. the sun for sport now have peter thank you very much to former major league baseball world series winners have been linked to a dominican drug trafficking and money laundering ring octavio de tell who played for 12 different teams in his 15 year career was arrested in one of 40 raids carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all star luis castillo was among 16 others implicated by authorities but he has not currently been detained and has denied any ties to the group prosecutors allege the

nick clark reports in the heart of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending of pasture and stock but here too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that a nurtured and grows one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tonnes of a national delicacy but we grow them up to market size that's between 30. grams and then there are going to live to smoke out mostly and all of these eels start life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga so you see in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream as elvers or glass eels to the s. trees of european rivers every year illegal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on as adult eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated that 300000000 glass seals a year a trafficked to asia recent past have demonstrated the scale of the problem an illicit trade worth billions the end result of smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japan china and beyond there leaving europe at a your we each and one year later grown on in t

netherlands. in the heart of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending of pasture and stock but here too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that in and grows one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tonnes of a national delicacy and we grow them up to market size that's between on and on 30 . 2 on the grounds and then there are going live to the smoke house mostly and all of these eels start life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga so you see in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream is elvas. to the s. trees of european rivers every year a legal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on as adult eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated that $300000000.00 glass eels a year a trafficked to asia recent basques have demonstrated the scale of the problem an illicit trade with billions the end result of smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japa

in the heart of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending a pasture and stock but it too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that the nurtured and grows one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tonnes of a national delicacy we grow them up to market size that's between 30. 2 on the grounds and then there are going live to the smokehouse mostly and all of these eels start life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga so you see in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream is elvas or glass eels to the s. trees of european rivers every year a legal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on as adult eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated 300000000 glass eels a year a trafficked to asia recent past have demonstrated the scale of the problem and illicit trade worth billions the end result smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japan china and beyond there leaving europe to your own we each and one year or so later grown on in the $900.00 of

in the heart of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending a pasture and stock but here too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that in and grow one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tons of a national delicacy and we grow them up to market size that's between 30. 2 on the grounds and then there are going live to the smokehouse mostly and all of . these eels start life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga so you see in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream is elvas glass eels to the s. trees of european rivers every year a legal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on his adult eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated that $300000000.00 glass seals a year a trafficked to asia recent past have demonstrated the scale of the problem an illicit trade worth billions the end result of smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japan china and beyond there leaving europe to your o.b. each and one year or say later grown on in the 900 pou

netherlands. now at 99 years of age most people wouldn't dream of taking to the don's floor let alone traveling 10000 kilometers for a tango competition but james mcmanus from ireland is the answer and he may not have won the world tango championships and when a side is bad he did pick up a special award as it's all just ever competitor the army veteran only took up dancing 17 years ago at the tender age of 82 and this once in a lifetime trip was paid for by his friends as a special gift for his 100th birthday. with the headlines on al-jazeera sudan's new leaders have been sworn in and after months of political uncertainty and violence general of the father albert han will head the sovereign council for the 1st 21 months new prime minister abdullah says he's ready to tackle the economy. the u.n. has more $22.00 lifesaving aid programs and yemen will be forced to shut in 2 months on less the world does more to help fund them and february countries pledged more than $2000000000.00 but less than half

netherlands. still ahead a knowledge of the queens of tennis. head of the u.s. open going to have all that entails. other sport and here's peter thank you very much to former major league baseball world series winners have been linked to a dominican drug trafficking and money laundering ring octavio the who played for 12 different teams these 15 year career was arrested in one of 14 raids carried out across the dominican republic 3 time all star luis castillo was among 16 others implicated by authorities but he has not currently been detained and has the night any ties to the group on the field of new york here and he suffered a loss in a race to get to the postseason things started positively for the yankees with a solo run by gary sanchez in the 1st inning but then struck back to back home with a 6 to win his oakland's 1st in 6 games while it is a 2nd straight loss for you. football's governing body fever has cleared iraq to host world cup qualifying games in bars for iraq's match against hong kong on october the 10th is likely to be held at the $65000.00 seat

in the halls of farming country in the netherlands you'll find the daily routines of agricultural life the perennial tending of pasta and stock but it too you'll find a different kind of farm where it's eels that in and grows one and a half 1000000 a year producing legally $250.00 tons of a national delicacy and we grow them up to market size that's between 30. 2 on the grounds and then there are going live to the smokehouse mostly and all of these eels start life thousands of kilometers away deep in the saga in the atlantic ocean they drift on the gulf stream is elvas. to the s. trees of european rivers every era legal quatre is caught for aquaculture to be grown on as i dealt eels for consumption but that's where the unscrupulous strike it's estimated $300000000.00 glass eels a year a trafficked to asia recent past have demonstrated the scale of the problem and illicit trade with billions the end result of smoked to unsuspecting consumers in japan china and beyond that are leaving europe to your o.e. each and one year later grown on in the $900.00 of china. that have a 10 fold increa

but there will be no german grand prix, that drops out, and is replaced with a return to the netherlandso start the european season in early may. wales women have begun their qualifying campaign for euro 2021 this evening — they're away in the fa roe islands. looking to reach a major finals for the first time and they made a great start, scoring twice in the opening five minutes. firstly, through natasha harding's header and then emma jones made it two with a well worked goal. wales have also missed a penalty. but harding scored one, then the faroe islands scored an own goal. it is 5—0, and we are into injury time at the moment. that's on the bbc sport website. the road to a home european championship in 2021 has begun in belgium for england women. they are against belgium. remember, these will all be friendlies. they don't have to go through qualifying. that is live on bbc two. it remains goalless with 20 minutes gone. history is on the line for side linfield right now. they're in action in azerbajan against qarabag — aiming to becomre the first northern irish team to reach the group st

>> um, netherlands. >> jimmy: yes! wait, what did you say?pell that for me, nicolas. >> neverlands. >> jimmy: that's correct, nicolas. we have a tie. i don't know if you're talking about dutch people or michael jackson. another video question. let's go to the board. what are these? these were very famous. there were commercials in the '80s. they even had a hit song. do you know what those are? anyone? anyone? [ buzzer ] i'll tell them what it is. >> those are the little netherlands. those are california raisins. >> jimmy: those are the california raisins. do you know what a raisin is? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes. it is a dried what? >> fruit. >> wine. >> jimmy: i'm not sure you two are from any countries at all. [ laughter ] all right. this is going to be, this might be it here, this is the tiebreaker here. name one of the two movie stars who became governor of california. viviana. >> arnold schwarzenegger. >> jimmy: that's correct. schwarzenegger was our governor. nicolas, do you know the other one? >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: the other was ronald

following her elimination in tuesday's grand prix at the european dressage championships in the netherlands. after posting a personal best — her score was excluded because blood was found on her horse mount stjohn freestyle. it mean britain slipped to fourth overall and missed out on a medal. speaking to clare balding, dujardin admitted it was one of the most difficult days of her career. i would never intentionally want to do that to any of my horses. the welfare of my horses are so important. they are my dancing partners. they are there to dance with me. it is not through force. i would hate for anyone to ever think that that is the case. it was just one of those very unlucky moments and it happened and i had to deal with it. that interview is available on the website. he is aiming to become the first athlete in the modern era to compete at three olympics in three completely different sports, but tonga's pita taufatofua has had a bit of a nightmare start to his canoe sprint debut. the olympian, who's competed in taekwondo at rio and cross country skiing at pyeongchang, struggled to keep h

i work in the netherlands, and i follow brexit closely.w the direct impact of a hard brexit will be quite ,ocalized in the u.k., ireland some parts of the netherlands. my view is it is more of a sentiment issue. we have seen big events on the trade level between the u.s. and china, and that is not good for the global economy. i think it drives the sentiment indicator, and a hard brexit will be part of that. i have seen the probabilities of a hard brexit moving up, nearly 50%. it may be one of those events that is fully discounted when it happens. nejra: the search for a new ceo continues. ceo leaves in april when his term ends. growthld pursue new broad, or focus more of the domestic market? we are happy with our strategy. we are winning in our local market, and focused on profitable growth outside the netherlands. i have no special insight on the ceo, and i look forward to a new appointment in due course. it is up to the board to manage that process. nejra: great to speak to you, thank you so much. clifford abrahams, vice chairman / cfo,

olympic qualification at stake at the european showjumping championships getting under way in the netherlands. the squad includes leading riders scott brash and ben mayer, who were both part of the line—up when team gb claimed olympic silver at london 2012. but many will be looking out for relative newcomer holly smith. she's one of britain's rising stars in the sport and after making her international debut at the world equestrian games last year she's now seen as a potential olympic medallist on her horse hearts destiny. smith, who has an eight—year—old daughter says it's been difficult to combine being a mum and her bid to reach the tokyo games. i've got some fantastic friends who have got children of similar ages to me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have herfull me. they take rosie to horse shows for me, they have her full sleep overs. i've got several of them and iam overs. i've got several of them and i am incredibly grateful to them. to be honest i do feel the strain and it does get me down sometimes but i just have to try and remember it is legitimate. i try and speak in

qualification at stake at the european showjumping championships which are getting under way in the netherlandshe squad includes leading riders scott brash and ben mayer, who were both part of the line—up when team gb claimed olympic silver at london 2012. but many will be looking out for one of the most exciting partnerships in british showjumping at the moment, holly smith and her horse heart's destiny. they made their international debut at the world equestrian games last year she's now seen as a potential olympic medallist. ijust i just feel like everything ijust feel like everything is really clicking into place. we've already had a grand prix win this year out on the sunshine tour. we did fantastic in dublin last weekend. from a physical or mental point of view from the horse, i feel everything is clicking into place andi everything is clicking into place and ijust everything is clicking into place and i just hope everything is clicking into place and ijust hope we perform how i think we can because the horse is top, top class. and, before i go, the list of fifa's top ten goals of the yea

england suffered a humiliating 8—nil defeat to the netherlands in their eurohockey semi final.ere always favourites in antwerp but the manner of england's defeat will raise serious questions just a year out from the olympics — that's if great britain even qualify. david mcdaid was watching if england had hopes of winning this tournament here for a third time in their history, those hopes were very swiftly extinguished by a very, very good dutch side. three heavens are up good dutch side. three heavens are up at half and very much the pic. the final scrolling could have been even heavier we have let you have further back in the record books to find a defeat as bad as this one. not a good night to be in england player. i was this probably the lowest point in my career so far, tough want to swallow. and my god we have got some work to do as a team. anything that will now test the bronze medal match here on sunday and is the captain says they're going to have to put this defeat tonight behind them pretty quickly. we all know we can do a lot better than that, we have shown against g

i'm reporting from volunteer in the netherlands on efforts being made to combat europe's largest in the eagle wildlife trade. begin in sudan where general abdel. harm has been sworn in as chairman of the newly created software and council who had been head of the military that took power back a few months ago now that's when the army pushed out the longtime leader of al bashir these are the latest pictures of him being sworn in just in the last hour or so well the lives of khartoum a little later here on the news 1st let's remind ourselves of how we got to where we are today well months of protests over rising food and fuel prices led to the military taking power back in april however the protesters immediately demanded a civilian government and continued their sit in outside the army headquarters in khartoum on june the 3rd paramilitary forces attacked and killed over 100 demonstrators shortly after that opposition leaders and the military resuming talks mediated by ethiopia and the african union finally the 2 sides signed a power sharing agreement on saturday and the opposition chose

evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherlands and in some spots, with just light winds, it could turn misty and murky. 0vernight lows in the mid—teens. as for friday, well, the lows away to the east. not a bad day, i think, in the making, again with a little bit of help from the sun, though we could see one or two showers just brewing up, probably somewhere across northern england through into the midlands. but for the majority of the uk, light winds, sunny spells, and temperatures in the low to mid—20s. for the weekend, that little bit of ridging that calms things down for friday hangs on in there on saturday. but by sunday, it looks like we'll see a weather front starting to approach, so that will bring an increasing chance of rain into western areas through the course of the day on sunday. just how far east that rain makes it is somewhat uncertain at the moment, but it does look like once those fronts start to push in on sunday, they will really work their way through across the uk as we go into the following week. plenty more

these passion privatization of some of the giant state owned enterprises including they see the netherlands which many people do not agree with so we will have to wait and see how this is going about but from the way they are doing it so far i think it's a carefully measured. act that government is doing and they do have some good people trying to revive the economy rather you know come up with policies and how the government is going about it is not was out of controversy of course but there is that is not there yet but just yes or no we can place and so why is the country headed in the right direction. it depends on who you us you know there are people whose economy was whose business activities have been really really hurt during the previous administration people private enterprises for example had no chance whatsoever to compete was state giants so it depends on who you are asking but they flourish and in fact is growing and that's a warning tendency and that has to do is a multiple of factors including the over regulation of the currency by the central bank and enough that they're goi

wearing a face covering veils has been banned in public buildings and on public transport in the netherlands but the dutch know it does not matter where in the streets. the cooling tower at a former nuclear plant near the river rhine west of germany has been demolished after being out of use for more than 30 years and germany plans to abandon nuclear powered by 2022 because of safety concerns compounded by the fukushima disaster back in 2011. $450.00 student activists from the friday's for future movement have ended a 5 day conference in switzerland unanimously adopting what they've called the nose down climate declaration that includes a call for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research the movement was inspired by the 16 year old environmental campaigner granted to him burke who attended the conference and was a. young climate activists from the fridays for future movement are trying to send a message at the close of their 1st european conference. it's so great that we're all here together for the same cause and it sets and nice feeling to be surrounded by people that bel

in the netherlands, psv eindhoven have their first league win of the season, after coming from behindody gakpo completed the scoring in a 3—1 victory for psv. it was only his second goalfor the club. well also in the eredivise on sunday, take a look at this worldy from hereveen centre back ibrahim dresevic. the 22—year—old swede striding forward before nailing a spectacular strike from miles away! that goal in the 80th minute giving his side a 1—1 draw with feyenoord. teenager bianca andreescu has taken the rogers cup title in toronto. but it's certainly not the way she would have wanted to win. her opponent serena williams retiring with a back injury which brought her to tears. and could also scupper her participation in the us open which starts in a fortnight. colm harrison has more. serena williams‘ bed for a fourth canadian title wasn‘t supposed to end like this. in tears, after being forced to retire their injury and with a sympathetic hide from her opponent. williams had taken to the courtaiming to opponent. williams had taken to the court aiming to take herfirst opponent. willi

in all, there are four players from england, two each from sweden and spain, with netherlands, germanyhird time in a row — but europe have won the solheim cup on the last two occasions it was played in scotland. everyone really is just happy to know what the team is and who is in it. it's been a long process and obviously the ones that qualified automatically and then it's most just fall for the rest, but, you know, were all together. we had a great day this morning playing, perfect weather. it would be nice if we had that in september. but, yeah, i think we all enjoyed the golf course, it is in fantastic shape. so we re course, it is in fantastic shape. so were all very excited and we can't wait to get back here in september. and jofra archer faces the media at lord's on monday ahead of a probable attest debut on monday. he missed the first test defeat against australia in the ashes because of a strain, but he's fully fit now, expected to replace the injured james anderson. if selected, i'd probably be over the moon, but for now i'm not selected. if you play, it would be a new thing f

in the netherlands, feyenoord were held to a 2—2 draw by city rivals sparta rotterdam in their openingta looked to be heading for victory when lars veldwijk put them 2—1 up with 16 minutes to go. but sam larsson salvaged a point for the home side with an equaliser in the fifth minute of stoppage—time. and there was late drama in scotland, where kilmarnock came from a goal down to equalise against rangers with seven minutes left, stephen o'donnell with the goal. but rangers won it with a header from connor goldson right on 90 minutes, 2—1 the final score. marc marquez won his 50th motogp race after coming first at the czech republic grand prix. the defending champion finished ahead of andrea dovizioso and jack miller to extend his lead in the championship to 63 points. marquez becomes just the fourth rider to achieve 50 premier class wins. in major league baseball, yu darvish pitched five effective innings as the chicago cubs beat the slumping milwaukee brewers 7—2 on sunday to sweep their weekend series. christian yelich hit his major league—best 37th homer for milwaukee in the first i

the free india legion was left in the hands of the germans and in 1943, it was -- to the netherlands.memeers were ordered protect the atlantic wall. they f fortified the beach and built bunkers. >> we had bunkers that had to be manned. .hey came in here they were posted here because they were trying to -- there were not enough people from their own sources. his great uncle was a laborer. he was not hostile to the indians. they were viewed as people suffering under foreign occupation. girls would brave the barricades in the hopes of meeting them. >> word spread arounund that t e werere nice men to be seen and o dance with. girls wanted to -- because they were exotic. h his father shed was pregnant and t they decidedo get engaged. winter was fast approaching and many feared indian soldiers would not be strong enough to stand the freezing conditions. the commanding officer sent them to the south of france. parents promised to meet again at the end of the war.. arrived, they were posted on the beaches to bolster defenses. there had been no news from the leleader. they no longer wanted to

supporting their awake yet, newcastle looked more like the netherlands than the magpies and perhaps itwere the first to land a shot on target, with this testing hugo lloris. and the first to make a breakthrough. showing why newcastle broke their track record to sign the brazilian. tottenham came from behind in their last two matches but struggled to threaten here. this managing their only shot on target in the first half. and there only one in the second. if that did not sum up their day, this did. the ar. it saved spurs last week against city but here denied harry kane what looked like a penalty. the england captain had another chance to save the day but it was not to be. relief oi’ the day but it was not to be. relief or newcastle boss steve bruce after a difficult start to hit season and a difficult start to hit season and a lot for tottenham to work on before next weekend's north london derby. nick barratt, bbc news. 0verall, derby. nick barratt, bbc news. overall, i thought to a man they we re overall, i thought to a man they were excellent today. a big surprise on them and of cou

evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherlands with just light winds, it could turn misty and murky. 0vernight lows in the mid—teens. as for friday, well, the lows away to the east. not a bad day, i think, in the making, again with a little bit of help from the sun, though we could see one or two showers just brewing up, probably somewhere across northern england through into the midlands. but for the majority of the uk, light winds, sunny spells, and temperatures in the low to mid—20s. for the weekend, that little bit of ridging that calms things down for friday hangs on in there on saturday. but by sunday, it looks like we'll see a weather front starting to approach, so that will bring an increasing chance of rain into western areas through the course of the day on sunday. just how far east that rain makes it is somewhat uncertain at the moment, but it does look like once those fronts start to push in on sunday, they will really work their way through across the uk as we go into the following week. plenty more showers, unfortuna

next comes the netherlands and 9 and above them the united states. for some. it seems like the u.s. is finally falling in love with soccer after years of being a sleeping giant of course the women's team woke up long ago when a full walk up titles with sides full of superstars 2. but now the men's game is on the rise to major league soccer's average attendance is already $21000.00 fans. in fact m.l.s. is the 2nd fastest growing league worldwide. and they have the cool kid on the block. atlantean knight and they were founded in 2017 and there's an unprecedented hype surrounding the club in their 2nd season atlantean ited won the m.l.s. title and had more than 51000 fans watching week in week out. united have the 10th highest average. attendance in world football beating out the likes of celtic i.x. and man city. who's next france's and 7 behind china who would have thought that. the chinese super league is not only attracting stars but also more and more fans and now we're into the top 5 with italy. italian football is not in good shape there are problems everywhere you look. for sta

alongside lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo — helped liverpool to win the champions league and the netherlandsat year. and you obviously get recognition for what we achieved last year is outstanding. and it is all credit to eve ryo ne outstanding. and it is all credit to everyone at the club. everyone who has helped me along the way as well. so great. i was aim ecstatic and super humble to have won the award —— aim ecstatic. up against two great girls, great players. they want to say a huge thanks to the lionesses, the england team, we had a great summer. the england team, we had a great summer. i don't think they would have won this award if it was not for them. some formula 1 now and mercedes has confirmed that valtteri bottas will be staying put for the 2020 season. the world champions exercised an option to extend his contract and keep him, rather than promote their reserve driver esteban ocon, who's now moving to renault. bottas says it's good to get the deal done. that always good news when you get things confirmed for next year and it's definitely all what i wanted because i think the t

yeah, the guardian has been to a clinic in the netherlands.of gaming a day and it is blaming these new types of games, different to super mario and nintendo, these are kids that are so addicted that they are going weeks without showers apparently. that seems a very extreme thing. it seems extreme at that point because we are talking about adolescence. we wonder whether —— parental controls. i understand it is difficult to deal with a really surly teenager but you need a relationship with them whereby you say you are not allowed to have this piece of equipment in your room. they can often be the first line of helping someone. a couple of weeks ago we were hearing about the fortnight that competition —— fortnite competition and the millions of dollars that were one. —— won. millions of dollars that were one. -- won. that was a terrible story. my kids were saying, you could win $2 million! onto mainstream tv. apparently, we could be getting more tv ads? at the moment, there is a limit on the amount of ads that they can show and that is an average

i'm reporting from volunteer in the netherlands on efforts being made to combat europe's largest illegal wildlife trade. in sudan with general abdul fatah has been sworn in as chairman of the newly created sovereign council but han had been head of the military genter that took power a few months ago that's when the army pushed out the longtime leader omar al bashir now these are the latest pictures of him being sworn in within the last hour or so . right let's talk to correspondent he's there in khartoum. morgan and hey. this is the same man of course who was head of the military joint days now head of the suffering council but power essentially is going to be shared on this council with civilians as well as military. yes indeed marcin 5 representatives from the former military council because once sovereign council has since morning and with observers that were on hand as its head then that transition military council no longer exists the 5 members from the former military council 5 members from the opposition coalition and 11 members that has been agreed upon by both sides the general

our science editor david shukman is in the netherlands, and sent us this report.ng to tackle global warming. with me is professor louise fresco, who runs this institution here. how important is getting food production right if we want to tackle climate change? it's very important to get food production right because there will be more people in the world, and agriculture needs to be helping to change the effects of climate change by having better agricultural systems that can deal with drought, that can deal with floods, but also by putting carbon in the soil so that we make sure that the emissions from agriculture, so what comes up in the air, nitrogen for example, actually remain in the soil. because farming can either release greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane but also help to trap them in the ground? so, farming and soils, in a way, are also part of the solution, not only part of the problem, so that's why good agriculture management is absolutely essential to future food production. what kind of impacts could there be on farming from climate cha

the spring of 1940 ports in the netherlands, belgium, norway, denmark, france to u.s. bound transportation. passenger ship are converted to troop ships and by june 1940 refugees have to get to lisbon if they want to find a ship to take them to the united dates. most americans are convinced they will be able to stay out of the war. does a robust debate between groups like america first then this be aaa, the committee to defend america by eighteen allies. those debates happen on what america's role should be in the war and in the world. once france falls in june 1940, many americans believe the u.s. could be dragged unwillingly into war. salazar is possibly disguised as jewish refugees could bring the country down. roosevelt capitalizes on this fear in order to urge were preparedness. he says jewish refugees could be trojan horses, their loved one back in germany held hostage in exchange for act test, buying and advertised. the ins moved from the department of labor to the department of just and immigration officially goes from being a question of economic to a question

, our european customers will be served from the distribution center in netherlands and continued toainst the business. we invested in uk manufacturing, systems, people. so despite the uncertainty of brexit, we feel our strong performance will continue. >> still investing in the uk, that's good to hear. kenny, thank you very much for joining us on "street signs. kenny wilson the ceo of dr. martens. >> thank you ♪ >>> well, chelsea's record goal scorer lampard endured a tough start to life as head coach, they lost 4-0 on the opening weekend of the new premier league season. our colleague adam reed joins us with more details. not a happy moments for chelsea fans, i imagine. >> tough world of premier league management, willem frank lampard returning to the club in the summer but they have this transfer band which means he's basically got to work with what he's got. they haven't been able to sign any players, but frank lampard has been investing in youth, chelsea has seven home grown players for a change in their squad for the premier league season, which is kind of unheard of they're us

tornadoes are rare in the netherlands. more than a dozen people were injured after the twister whipped up debris and it caused a lot of damage as it moved through the city >>> now to a warning about a summertime staple, beach umbrellas. they can pose a serious, even deadly risk when the wind kicks up and they blow away. in fact, a teenage boy is the latest to be seriously injured hospitalized after being hit by one just yesterday jo ling kent reports >> reporter: it was a scene of horror on this beach in gloucester, massachusetts. >> it was really scary a lot of blood then i saw the kid on the ground just laying down. >> reporter: after high winds picked up a beach umbrella and drove spite the shoulder of a 13-year-old boy, seriously wounding him >> there was a really large gash in his shoulder. by the time i got over there, there were three or four people there. >> reporter: medics treated him on the scene before he was rushed to the hospital scenes like this aren't uncommon this toddler almost hit in july last year. the

the spring of 1940, ports in the netherlands and belgium and norway and denmark and france closed u.s.-bound transportation. passenger ships are converted into troop ships and by june 1940, passengers want to get to lisbon if they want to find ships that can get them to the united states. even after world war ii begins most are convinced that the country will stay out. there is a robust national debate between groups like america first and the cdaaa. the committee to defend america by aiding the allies and those debates happen over what america's role should be in the war and in the world. once france falls in june 1940, many americans believe the u.s. can be dragged unwillingly into wars. saboteurs disguised as refugees that can bring the country down. roosevelt capitalizes on this fear. he says jewish refugees can be trojan horses. their loved ones back in germany held hostage in access to spying and sabotage. the ins moves from the department of labor to the department of justice as immigration officially goes from being a question of economics to a question of national security. i

but there will be no german grand prix, that drops out, and is replaced with a return to the netherlands campaign for euro 2021 this evening — they're away in the fa roe islands. looking to reach a major finals for the first time and they made a great start, scoring twice in the opening five minutes. firstly, through natasha harding's header and then emma jones made it two with a well worked goal.

the warden's the stretches from the netherlands in the west to germany and on to denmark and the new. unesco placed it on its will and heritage list in 2009. this is one of the last remaining large scale into title ecosystems in europe. a valuable environment for endangered clones and animals. to humans and sandbanks are also protected in this reserve alongside the mud flats. at the end of may countless seals turn up to rest on the sand. birthing season is from mid june to the end of july. the tourist boat stand to distance and respect the seals need for quiet. the warden see is also an important step for migrate to rebalance they rest and fill up here the head of their long journey. some $10000000.00 birds comes through each year. and you can get a good idea of the landscape by getting on a bike. the north sea coastal bike comes goes all around the water and see from one national park to the next. and if you meet a ranger you can definitely aas them any question is they'll be happy to help. when it's high tide the birds have to find a place to rest because they can only feed from the

following her elimination in tuesday's grand prix at the european dressage championships in the netherlandsher horse mount stjohn freestyle.

a herd of cows has moved into europe's busiest port in the netherlands.ty. these cattle have been recruited to show urban populations how to produce our meals closer to home. peter believes this is the future of milk and cheese. we see a huge migration from the countryside towards cities. we have a climate change going on so we are looking also for what we call planet adaptive location. no matter how much rain falls or how high the sea level goes, we can always produce healthy food. deflating pontoon is built on three levels. in the basement they are growing fruit to flavour the dairy products which are processed in the middle and on top, 32 native dutch cows. aside from the copious amounts of hay, these cows are also fed on grass trimmings from local football pitches, golf courses and parks. commercial food local football pitches, golf courses and parks. commercialfood waste local football pitches, golf courses and parks. commercial food waste as well. we are told the grain is a particular favourite, these leftovers would otherwise be thrown away. the co

then there was this match in the netherlands where the away side in red effectively had no chance. to punch above their weight when playing at home just look at the world cup. 1930. 934 italy. 66 england. 74 germany. 78 argentina. 98 france. and in 2000 to even south korea made it to the semi. and this lower league fixture to dominate. proof of a home field advantage well 1st of all yes according to statistics home field advantage exists. a unique study looked at over 6 and a half 1000 matches from a wide range. professional leagues around europe its findings 25 percent away wins 25 percent draws and 50 percent with home. the advantage is a smaller lower league 2 home sides are doing significantly better there as well. this amateur team from berlin chalked up twice as many points at home then away and they don't exactly have a copy and their backs. so the atmosphere is not the only factor. the reasons are more complex let's start with the animal kingdom. once they accept to defend their territory for example their testosterone levels shoot up and they behave more aggressively. brit