soon, millions of bulbs we sent via truck to the netherlands. there he can't grab this part and tear off the roots. otherwise you damage the ball. they have to dry for longer than the roots will fall off by themselves. the more workers have to turn the bulbs over every day. is the only way to make sure each ball gets enough air. the warehouse is a former poultry farm. the windows usually open. the only shot if it's dampened rainy outside, then march fans are switched on. wrap up the lobby of the hug. melissa, man, it say is proud to be the 1st george in to work together with the netherlands. it wasn't easy to set up. he needed certificates from the state. georgia is part of the convention on international trade of endangered species of wild flora and fauna, which regulates the trading of snow drop bulbs. they considered an endangered species. world wide. traders have to prove how many bulbs are being harvested. and he brought you gave them hopes these documents from the ministry are also on a cd is hail marys or the document show the exact gps c

the hand pick, george in snow drops reached the netherlands after a week. they arrive in a small town, a hill home at the company, c s. vice bloomberg and the company has been importing snow drop bulbs for 4 generations. trader, john boat has been working directly with georgia for 10 years before that imports only will to to she intermediaries. now he can negotiate directly with his george and business partner. very diverse golda and auto mall and douglas diverse officer molig. either we have different buyers and different sales opportunities with retail the whole vehicle, but there are wholesalers who stock flower bulbs. and d i y stores oprah or they're a flower pot sellers. those are businesses where the snow drops are grown in pots so that the customer can buy them when they're in bloom, luna to so we also work with mail order firms and online shops, which deliver snow drops directly to customers via via vet shocks, of ology, in shirley, our life uncles meant the demand for snow drops in the netherlands, is greater than the domestic supply, which is why

and in the netherlands. we now mean they are. as usual, kirsty alena natal cheshire goldman, or apo from a in the sheriff looked 67 vietnamese children have disappeared from emergency shelters. like this one in hill with them in the netherlands. journalist found a tolling an uncovered the story. she's been investigating the fate of refugee children in europe. we were looking for a story that would reveal and what kind of problems there were to show that there was really a problem we started to look into that sheltered at was most protected. we have 2 of them in the netherlands, one in the north, one in the south, both of secret locations turning and says the children live in the shelter to keep safe from gangs who want to smuggle them out of the netherlands. i got lots of internal documents, so i could learn a lot from that. they place and night watch in front of the building. they locked the windows. ah, but what they see is that the children still nice from the kitchen to break open the windows, they spray perfume on the fire a

we have 2 of them in the netherlands, one in the north, one in the south, both of secret locations tolling and says the children live in the shelter to keep safe from gangs who want to smuggle them out of the netherlands. i got lots of internal documents, so i could learn a lot from that. they place and night watch in front of the building. they locked the windows. ah, but what they see is that the children still nice from the kitchen to break open the windows, they spray perfume on the fire alarm, which makes the door and goes open. traffic is often waging cars outside the secure facilities ready to collect the children when they escape. and what you could see is that it looks like they disappear voluntarily because they go away by themselves . but the pressure on them is so high because they have to pay depths, am today's traffic girth. julian's in depth reporting caused a wave of outrage in the netherlands. the government launched an investigation which found that 97 percent of vietnamese mine is registered in the country have disappeared. the anonymous case worker confirms the same met

three people have been killed in the netherlanded -- netherlands.orter: storm eunice is pummeling the hague. i'm about to try to secure our garden swing and shed. there are scenes like these and far worse right across the country. the dutch meteorological institute has issued a code red weather warning. they're expecting gusts of up to 130 kilometers an hour. hundreds of planes have been grounded and trains have been canceled right across the netherlands. an airport in amsterdam is warning passengers to check before they travel and expect delays. couriers have been told to stay off the roads and one food delivery service has canceled all deliveries to try to protect its moped drivers and cyclists. schools and universities closed early to try to allow students to get home safely and these fecious winds are expected to last until the early evening. the emergency services have asked people to only callf it's a real emergency. if there is a direct, immediate risk to life. otherwise to stay home and stay safe. >> the bbc there. weather warnings are also

three people have been killed in the netherlands by falling trees.ing from his boat. anna holligan reports from the hague. this was no ordinary day at the beach. this was scheveningen on the edge of the hague. coastal areas felt the full force of storm eunice with gusts of up to 130 kilometres an hour. the dutch meteorological institute declared a code red emergency, which lasted well into the evening. just listen to that gale. this football stadium has heard some roars but none as ferocious as eunice. schools and universities closed early to ensure students could get home while the bike paths were still safe. most people realised it was best not to ride. across the border in belgium, transport services were also disrupted. and patients in this hospital had a very lucky escape when a crane collapsed. whilst sunday is expected to bring some calm, another storm is on the horizon. it is forecast to hit while the netherlands is still clearing up the carnage caused by eunice. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. number ten's confirmed that borisjohnson

the netherlands is trying to address its past brutality and colonialism in 2020. the dutch king apologized for excessive violence during it's colonial rule. ireland and in the same year returned hundreds of stolen artifacts to indonesia. it if very significant because the data is trying, working with multiple useful prefer to find the truth. now me is in her late seventy's, her father was killed by dutch forces. his death brought financial hardship for her family. but she says she received less than $100.00 as compensation. and anything that about if my dad had lived my life could have been different. though her life has been difficult. she accepts the apology. if they can apologize, she says that i can forgive them. jessica washington al jazeera carol along with java. israeli police, a brace for more violence this weekend, and occupy the east jerusalem protests as have gathered and shall run to support the palestinian family. they're ordered by a court to give up their home to israel satler's next month. the tensions are usually high in the district and there are

half a 1000000 people in the netherlands have not got their booster shot. their refuse to get the 3rd shot, and they are not allowed to enter any restaurant bars. starting this tuesday, collection nations are fine, especially for people with underlying healthy children. make about it shooting never before outside or for the 3 cars. oh yes. this is the conroy. we are representing the truckers and he represents farmers. we all one. 0, meanwhile, police is on strike to day. they say they're not guarding this demonstration. they have been guarding demonstrations in the last 2 years nearly every week via for lack of police officers for many, many years now. and this is going to be continued for the next years and all this work, all kinds of demonstrations. we have a lot of lately in the, in holland, we need more personnel have been serious riots here in rotterdam. police has shot at demonstrators and also do you and repertoire for torture has complained that the dutch police has used excessive violence during these protests. so there's a lot of resentment among

right across the netherlands. is warning passengers to check before they travel and expect delays. hauliers and couriers have been told to stay off the roads, and one food delivery service has cancelled all deliveries to try to protect its moped drivers and cyclists. schools and universities closed early to try to allow students to get home safely, and these ferocious winds are expected to last until the early evening. the emergency services have asked people to only call if it's a real emergency if there is a direct, immediate risk to life, otherwise to stay home and stay safe. a former minnesota police officer has been sentenced to two years in prison over the fatal shooting of a black motorist last april. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going to afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal computer read it in good order that the army defeated in the task that it had been set to perform.— defeated in the task that it had been set to perform. malcolm has been set to perform. mal

the netherlands finally recognized indonesia, his independence in 1949. but more than 70 is on the countries still coming to terms with its colonial past. victoria gate and b al jazeera, a court in india, a sentence so day people to death and 11 more to life in prison for the unmet about bombings, 14 years ago. 56 people were killed in at least 200 were injured in a series of explosions in 2008 in the state of good, you're at 21 devices detonated in just over an hour. blas happened on buses and car parks and at a public hospital. hong kong health care system is near breaking point after record surgeon cove. at 19 cases, hospitals have reached 90 percent capacity in patients of being treated in makeshift openness spaces. the territory reported more than 6000 new cases on thursday trainees. the strain some patients have been discharged early and authorities are looking to increase. testing for climate has more from a major hospital in hong kong. that certainly isn't getting any better. they've set up more tents here. there are a barriers set up and a few he

this lunchtime. 0ver far worse right across the netherlands this lunchtime. an hour winds sent to the tip of a crane crashing through the roof of a hospital. according to local media, none of the patients were killed, but some were injured. across the continent, storm eunice will remain in the memories long after these winds have subsided. the netherlands is taking a breath and bracing for storm franklin, which is forecast to hit tomorrow. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. to get more on the situation where you live, tune into your local bbc radio station — you can find details of your nearest station on bbc sounds. and for a picture across the country head to bbc.co.uk/news. the prime minister has warned that any russian invasion of ukraine would see the destruction of a democratic state. speaking in the last hour at the annual munich security conference, borisjohnson said nato and its allies were united at "a moment of extreme danger". they could not allow themselves to be blackmailed by russia. ukraine says it is concerned by the worsening situation i

deaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain, ireland and poland.oming up on sport today in 50 minutes�* time, we bring you the latest on the penultimate day in beijing where new zealand have won their second winter olympic gold medal. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. tensions remain high in eastern ukraine, where clashes have continued between government forces and russia— backed separatists. two ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the latest violence. separatists in donetsk and luhansk have ordered a full military mobilisation, saying they fear they will be attacked. it comes as ukraine's president has said his country would protect itself from russia — with or without support from its partners. paul adams has the latest from kyiv. no need to panic yet — a country already at war for eight years still somehow taking this crisis in its stride. i'm not scared, but my friends, some of them nervous a little, but i don't think that we will have a war. but some say conflict is coming. in areas controlled by pro—russi

they're currently around $400000.00 electric vehicles in the netherlands and electric car sales. i expected to go up in the future by 2030, the number could increase tenfold. while that's good news, it also means that new problems will arise, handling the extra month generated by all these energy hungry costs will be $1.00 of the key challenges in cities of the future. that's where smart charging comes into play. for smart charging is, is, is steering you're charging session either delaying at what time you turn system starts or reducing the power output of your charging session. and this has many benefits, but the 3 most look for are a balancing the energy market. avoiding a local net congestion and thoroughly, and reducing the cost of charge your hearts vehicles often plucked in for longer time than they actually need to be. with small charging costs can be plucked in but charged when it's the most efficient. both cost wise and grid wise. this is regulated by a cloud based software which analyzes information from the charging station in real time. if the grid works to capacity

this is an electric charging station there around $65000.00 of these all over the netherlands. and the dutch government aims to have about 1800000 in the country by 2030, quite a task. one of the people taking it on is pizza, lawyer stein, piece, a project manager for emma, a electric, a non profit government on venture. he and all this make sure that of charging infrastructure meet certain technological standards to cope with the expected rise in e mobility that includes using only renewable energy, minimizing waste during production, and maintaining the charging stations are looking at the energy usage of a common household. everybody would be driving elect a car in at household. the energy demand of such a house would double if it would only double without a smart charging, where in quite a lot of problems. if you do smart charging, we can reduce it, would it would a lot and we can deep scaling up as the energy transition and electron lividity, the energy transition requires fundamental structural changes in o existing energy systems. these have to happen on a local and glob

see, that's what i'll do. germany, france, and the netherlands also issued severe weather warnings, storm units as likely to cause even more havoc than its predecessor did just days earlier. at the winter olympics in beijing, china as free style skier, eileen grew as one her 2nd gold medal. the san francisco born scare was part of the u. s. d when she was younger, but switch to china and 29 team in the half pipe final goose sort higher than any other skier. she completed back to back ariel tricks her 2nd run was the best of the day securing the gold medal. and norway has claimed its 15th gold medal in beijing to set a new winter olympics record. your highness, sitting as bo one, the men's 15 kilometer mass, started by a flock to claim his 4th gold medal at the games bow dominated from the starts and held his composure to send his country into the history books, norway, canada, and germany previously share the record of 14 gold medals at a single gaze. you're wanting you to be news live from berlin up next to is due to be documentary iran from about interest in the global economy. our port

and protesters and police don't usually see i who i but in the netherlands right now. they have got one thing in common. they are taking the same route for rallies through the streets of rasa, done for different reasons. thousands of demonstrators are showing the anger at the dutch governments covert restrictions. and the vaccine mandate thing is the police going on strike to demanding more money to deal with those kinds of protests in rotterdam for us step fast. and that was a ban. like they're very remark away from here and brought to them for sure. thousands of people are on the right now demonstrating again what they call limitations of their freedom. because of the vaccination policy, people are against the q r code and they say that again to the patients and society caused by the sex you are able to answer certain buildings for half a 1000000 people in the matlab will lose that you are because i refuse to take a booster shots so people are here and the facts are from the far right movement. but. a also vaccinated and they say that they, they just simply don't wan

the netherlands is taking a breath and bracing for storm franklin, which is forecast to hit tomorrow.pital after the helicopter they were flying in crashed into the sea off miami in florida. early reports suggest the helicopter lost engine power, but that the pilot was able to steer away from people on the beach, even as the helicopter fell. the federal aviation authority and the national transportation board are to investigate. graham howell was in the water when the helicopter crashed. he told us what happened. the event itself is something you would see only in a movie. we were in the water vacationing 30—50 yards from where the helicopter meant the water and thinking about what was going to the minds of the pilot and passengers and that helicopter is something amazing. the helicopter actually made touchdown on the water after what appeared to be some sort of engine or mechanicalfailure and i'm hearing or i have heard conflicting reports that all of the passengers are in a stable condition in hospital and now we are waiting to see what the faa is going to do about investigating thi

there. theo of social flow now protest isn't the least unusually see eye to eye, but in the netherlands have got one thing in common. they've taken the same route for valleys through the streets of rotterdam, but for different reasons. thousands of demonstrators have been out showing their anger of the dutch governments coven 19 restrictions, and vaccine mandates. and the police are on strike, demanding more money to deal with those kinds of protests. step bronson has more, for most of them. most number restrictions have been lifted here in the netherlands in the last couple of weeks, but thousands of people here on the streets on route to that, saying they want their freedom back. people from the fire brigade, i hear people from all walks of life. many here are and to the fact seems, but also people from the far right, but also people who are vaccinated, but they say they don't want the divisions in society because of a q r code, half a 1000000 people in the madeline have not got their booster shot, they refuse to get the 3rd shot and they are not allowed to enter any restaurant bars.

deaths were reported in the netherlands, belgium, britain, ireland, and poland.e chief in ottawa has said significant progress has been made in clearing unlawful protests from the streets of the canadian capital — but the operation is not over yet. he defended the police use of pepper spray and stun grenades as they had faced aggressive resistance. those are your headlines from the bbc. a woman from west london says she's overcome hurdles to play football after bowel cancer.

most not done restrictions have been lifted here in the netherlands in the last couple of weeks, but thousands of people here on the streets and router. they're saying they want their freedom back. people from the fire brigade, i hear people from all walks of life, many here are and to the fact seems, but also people from the far right. but also people who are vaccinated, but they say they don't want the divisions in society because of a q r code. half a 1000000 people in the mountains have not got their booster shot there to refuse to get the 3rd shot. and they are not allowed to enter any restaurant bars starting this tuesday. so there's a lot of resulting resentment about this division in suicide. meanwhile, belief is on strike to day. they say they're not guarding this demonstration. they have been guarding demonstrations in the last 2 years, nearly every week have been serious. riots here in rotterdam, police has shot at damage rate, and also the you and repertoire fraud. torture has complained that the dutch police has used excessive violence during these protests. so there's a

we've got spain, the netherlands, the uk offering warplanes to bulgaria. do you want them?, stephen, i want to make sure that all the viewers know that being part of nato, the bulgarian troops are also nato troops, and what we believe is that no matter where the nato troops are from originally, we act as one. that's the strength of nato. so, what we have decided as a government is to put bulgaria as a framework nation with a battalion, and this battalion would be under bulgarian command, coordinated fully, and coordinated fully with the nato command, and at the same time, we fully realise that we don't have all the capabilities required for a truly effective battalion, so, all the deficits that we have in terms of both equipment and troops, we're inviting our partners from nato to join so we can have a really effective battle group on the ground — but this is the first time that bulgaria has decided not to be just a consumer of security, but to be a constructive member and actually putting its own troops as part of the whole nato force. right, but... so, i think this is as

i but in the netherlands, they have got one thing in common. they've taken the same route for rallies through the streets of ra sedan. by for different reasons, thousands of demonstrators had been out showing by anger over the dutch governors, coven 19 restrictions and mandates. and the police are also on strike, demanding more money to deal with those kinds of protests. step lesson has the latest from loss of damp, most not done restrictions have been lift the tier in the netherlands in the last couple of weeks, but thousands of people here on the street on route to that, saying they want their freedom back. people from the fire brigade, i hear people from all walks of life, many here are and to you faxing, but also people from the far right. but also people are vaccinated, but they say they don't want the divisions in society because of a q r code. half a 1000000 people in the mountains have not got their booster shot. they refused to get the 3rd shot, and they are not allowed to enter any restaurant bars starting this tuesday. so there's a l

is it been out in the city of rotterdam demonstrating against netherlands cove in measures? ah, her voice was the soundtrack to hundreds of hollywood films. india more. the iconic singer light among gallagher is died at the age of $92.00. ah. hello and welcome to the program. more us troops have arrived in poland to reinforce nato's allies in eastern europe are met, the russian military build up on the border with ukraine. u. s. national security advisor jake sullivan is one that russia could take military action against ukraine any day. now. this comes of amid warnings from other u. s. officials that russia is about 70 percent. it has 70 percent of the combat force. it needs for a full scale invasion already in place and that he have could fall in as little as 3 days. i asked him that as many as 50000 civilians could be killed or wounded, as well as round 25000 ukrainian soldiers and 10000 russian troops. washington also believes a full scale invasion could drive, at least a 1000000 people from their homes, triggering mass migration, or internal displacement or moscow denie

how long is the netherland is expected to be facing this severe patch of the storm?, it is going to be _ quite quickly? interestingly, it is going to be an — quite quickly? interestingly, it is going to be an unusual- quite quickly? interestingly, it is going to be an unusual situation | going to be an unusual situation because there will be three over the course of this week, and the netherlands is particularly vulnerable, as you know as a low—lying nation and what might surprise people today is that one of those who died as a result of the fallen tree was cycling at the time. that is what has caught so many people are unaware, because these costs are so ferocious. we were cycling around earlier today but from tpm, everything really shut down to try to avoid these situations. —— from two o'clock. knew that by late tonight, i have seen predictions of around midnight the storm should have passed over the storm should have passed over the netherlands, but again, on monday, we are expecting another to hit, just when they would be hoping to have cleared up all of the dam

half a 1000000 people in the netherlands have not got their booster shot. their refuse to get the 3rd shot. and they are not allowed to enter any restaurant bars starting this tuesday. section nations are fine, especially for people with underlying health children. so we'll make about a shooter never before also know for the to the cars. oh yes, this is the conroy. we are representing the truckers and he represents farmers. we all wanting. oh, meanwhile, police is on strike to day. they say they're not guarding this demonstration. they have been guarding demonstrations in the last 2 years nearly every week for like a, for a police officers. for many, many years now, and this is going to be continued for the next years. and all this work, all kinds of demonstrations. we have a lot of lately in the enrollment, really more personnel as being serious riots here in rotterdam, police. i shot at demonstrators and also do you and repertoire for torture has complained that the dutch police have to use excessive violence during these protests. so there's a lot of res

, but were produced largely from german parts will be sent via the netherlands. and a number of old howitzers that were actually produced in eastern germany during the cold war are going to be delivered to ukraine from estonia. austonia had been pressing for weeks to send those weapons, and in fact, had met resistance from germany until now. so as you see, they're going the different channels. germany's prohibition basically extended to any weapons that include a number of german parts. it was entitled to pro a bit their shipment to pro a to forbid their shipment even if those weapons were on other countries territory . okay, that's briefly talk about swift because this is another big deal as happened, the global payments network, you leaders were lining up to ban russia from swift. germany wasn't willing, but now it has a has agreed was the pressure on chance that would have shouts just finally to great in the end notes to join in with the out that you countries, you know, interestingly enough, germany was the last hold out on this one which obviously is an awkw

when the prime minister of the netherlands has apologize to indonesia. after a historical review, found dutch colonial forces committed widespread and excessive violence is the 1st time the government has acknowledged the extent of atrocities during the full year war of independence in the 1900 forty's. jessica washington has more from west java involving saudi village, west java. the legacy of dutch violence is still felt even decades of the indonesia war independence ended. this memorial is dedicated to the 483 men executed in this village murdered by dutch forces. yes, i see, i was 5 years old at the time when i heard that my father had been killed. i fell to the floor and cried, am on thursday, dutch prime minister, mcgruder apologize under before king from indonesia. from indonesia, after an inquiry spanning more than 4 years found, the dutch army used extreme violence as it attempted to regain control of its former colony. after the 2nd world war got stuck policy and it bill yes to co id black, exploited ordinary people. they had to apologize for t

k. ireland and the netherlands, but in most places the damage has been to property rather than lives. now this rather sorry side here is london o 2 arena, formerly known as the millennium dime. it's a huge, great concept and exhibition space in london. se featured in james bond films and the like. but as you can see, storm eunice has shredded a huge great hole in its fabric. skin really ripped apart. it's going to be some effort to fix that one, i think. and then there was the disruption travelers anxiously watched information boards as train off, the train was cancelled. there was gridlock on many roads. this tailback was caused by the closure of the dark bridge, part of london's m. 25 orbital mate away. $400.00 plus flights are grounded to now every disaster needs a hero and come with the our come a big jet tv. the ation enthusiasts live web stream isn't used to large audiences, but more than 200000 locked down as host jerry dies, live commentary went viral, cherry on planes as they struggled to land at heathrow. awesome. like i to be tough to go. yeah. big swaying man, eunice has m

the netherlands is trying to address it's past brutality and colonialism. in 2020, the dutch king apologized for excessive violence all during its colonial rule, vitamin, and in the same year returned hundreds of stolen artifacts. to indonesia. it is very significant. he caused the gods destroying, working with multiple youth aubrey for food, while the food now me is in her late seventies. her father was killed by dutch forces. his death brought financial hardship for her family. but she says she received less than $100.00 as compensation and anything on the map back. if my dad had lived my life could have been different long. though her life has been difficult, she accepts the apology. if they can apologize, she says, then i can forgive them. jessica washington al jazeera carol along with java levels, has the law says, one of its drones has returned from israel after completing a 40 minute reconnaissance mission. no flying is ready. jets were seen flying over bay root. israel says it 5 intercept massage at the drone. the incident comes a day out, a israel