in romania, there are thousands, and the population continues to rise, thanks to a recent ban on bearunting. while this delights animal rights activists, some residents say they are suffering. >> the effect is that bears lose their fear of humans, because they're no longer hunted. that can have bad consequences," says this forester. >> more on this is coming up later in the show. germany has welcomed more than a million refugees over the last two years. and among them were hundreds of child brides. some married for love, some as a way to guarantee safe passage, while others were paired off as local tradition demanded, raising awkward questions for german authorities. that's why parliament passed a new law here in germany that officially makes 18 the minimum age for marriage and nullifying any existing marriages involving anyone under 16. our reporter met with a girl who was torn between being a dutiful daughter and choosing how she would like to live. >> hevi is a kurdish girl who now lives in a secret location somewhere in germany, anonymously and in fear of her own family and a forc

[dog barks] tobears have been coming certain places in romania for more than 30 years now.o solution has been found at the national or local level. reporter: dozens of bears are leaving their habitat and descending into nearby towns. they forage for food in bins, leavaving a trail of damage, and in some cases, attack locals. over 70 incidents have been 2017, almost double the amount last year. there have been attacks on livestock. insist thatiorists bears are not violent and have been provoked. as some have discovered -- woman'sear broke into a house. he did not attack her. all he wanted was the pancakes. the mandateey have that the government allow the killing of bears as they are a protected species in romania. just what the bears have been damaging our crops and animals. they are a threat to humans, too. reporter: so far the ministry has proposed a culling of 140 of the bears for certain cases. mostr: he is one of the successful cyclist of his era, but he is giving up life on two wheels. the 40-year-old announced his retirement from cycling. he won the tour de france twi

in the men's draw, jo wilfried tsonga produces 38 winners as he sees off romania's marius copil. and barcelona show off their new signing, ousmane demebele, who becomes the second—most expensive footballer in history. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with the news that world number seven, yohanna konta, has been knocked out of the us open in the first round. the briton who was also seeded seventh had high hopes in the year's final grand slam in new york, having made the semi—finals at wimbledon just last month but 24—year—old serbian, aleksandra krunic, had other ideas. konta took the opening set but struggled in the next two as krunic, ranked 78th in the world, made itjust a second ever win against a player ranked inside the top ten. i don't take anything for granted. i think it would be quite obnoxious of me to coming expecting that i have a right to be in the second week. i am very, very much aware for me to get that opportunity i need to work very hard. so, near losing in the first round is obviously not ideal, as it is for anybody. everybody wants to be in as lo

. > romania was the most oppressive and most grotesque.nly way to overthrow this regime turned out to be by force. >> fierce fighting erupted in bucharest. the old guard is fighting the new people. all hell has broken loose. >> romanian television aired evidence today of the fate of deposed leader ceausescu. >> the ceausescus had been made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end, he got the kind of justice that he had dealt out to many of his subjects. >> at the end of this remarkable week, a week of blood shed in romania and elsewhere comes a reminder tonight of what the struggle is all about. it's about freedom and the reminder comes from berlin. >> germany was not just the symbol of the cold war. it was the first great crisis of the cold war. >> will germany be reunified? together, of course, they would form an economic and political power, but would a giant germany state once again dominate europe? the memories are very real, of course. >> many europeans were very wary of reuniting germany. they liked the idea that there were tw

in romania, ice cream was not the only thing melting. but work must go on.g a lot of water. we take more breaks and cut the working schedule. we worked eight hours a day. in neighbouring hungary, this scheme get is calling people off. —— steam gate. translation: i put hats and sunscreen on the children and we strive to stay in the shade. the advice is to drink as much water as possible and despite the lure of the beach, stay indoors for the hottest pa rt beach, stay indoors for the hottest part of the day. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come. the test pilots who pioneered the space race. nasa releases footage from the 1950s. the question was whether we wanted to save our people, and japanese as well, and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. and we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vig

now there are some unwanted visitors to towns in the mountains of romania now bands are increasingly straying into urban areas in search of food. dozens of them have been spotted outside the usual habitats and although they rarely violence. it is a major cause of concern for some areas of us has the story. nnova. a few leftovers for this brown van and a little excitement for these residents of two is not a quiet spot town in the mountains of central romani. but this is not just a one off occurrence and is now becoming a cause for concern for many in the region. then who gloated there's have been coming to certain places in romania for more than thirty years now. but no solution has been found at national or local level. if there are no electric fences are trained dogs to announce the arrival of wild animals dozens of basil leaving the habitat and descending into nearby town. they forage for food from business leaving behind a trail of damage to. and in some cases. locals. over seventy incidents have been reported in two thousand and seven seen almost double the amount of last year. t

files further proving that it would be impossible for groups of her to run the so-called hack from romania because the findings suggest there would have been delivery overheads which would slow down the speed of the hack even from the maximum achievable speeds the article states timestamps in the metadata indicate the download occurred somewhere on the east coast of the united states not russia romania or anywhere else outside of the eastern time zone to determine the maximum achievable speed friends of k. to recently ran a test download of the comparable transfer rate forty miles away from his computer through a server that was twenty miles away and came up with us. eleven point eight megabytes per second half of what the d.n.c. operation would need if it in fact were a hoc further investigation is needed but if there are four proves to be true the former n.s.a. computer engineers claims that this will be the first piece of hard evidence in the d.n.c. hack reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. and a new article in the nation magazine questions the allegations that russia hacked the d.

metadata indicate the download occurred somewhere on the east coast of the united states not russia romania or anywhere else outside of the eastern time zone to determine the maximum achievable speed friends of kate a recently ran a test download of the comparable transfer rate forty miles away from his computer through a server that was twenty miles away and came up with the speed of eleven point eight megabytes per second half of what the d.n.c. operation would need if it in fact were a hack further investigation is needed but if there are four proves to be true the former n.s.a. computer engineers claims that this will be the first piece of hard evidence in the d.n.c. hack reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. . and now trinity is joining us live from our new york studio trinity there have been countless investigations some of which are still going on but it's resulted in little to no hard evidence here what's the likelihood this report will prove to be true good evening simone there are a lot of gray area when it comes to this scandal so further investigation is definitely needed bu

he is a 45—year—old from london, we understand from romania originally.he emergency services that the boat he was on went down, it is unclear why, but three of his collea g u es unclear why, but three of his colleagues are missing. the hunt continued and at around 8:15am the body of a man was discovered and brought back to shore. the hunt is continuing for the two other men. the water temperature is around 15 degrees, so as each hour passes, the hope is fading. thank you, simon jones. the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable has criticised elderly brexit supporters for, as he puts it, "comprehensively shafting" young people in the uk. in an article in a sunday paper, sir vince — who is himself 7a —says older leave voters are willing to endure economic pain as a badge of honour, although many of them do not have a job to lose. he says they have had the last word on brexit by imposing a world view coloured by nostalgia for britain's imperial past. the children's commisioner for england, anne longfield, says parents should limit the amount of time their c

romania at christmas. he said leave voters had driven him out.at christmas. he said leave voters had driven him out. i think they are a little bit racist with they are a little bit racist with the european people. for that reason. that is why you are planning to leave? yes, and also because sterling is going down, you know? we wa nt to sterling is going down, you know? we want to go there, because we can find good jobs for the same money. at this chicken hatchery in west 0xfordshire, they have become reliant on workers from countries like poland that joined reliant on workers from countries like poland thatjoined the eu in 2004. it allowed their business to expand, year—on—year. but today's figures show that suddenly almost as many people from those countries are leaving as arriving. the owner is losing staff and struggling to find new ones. the referendum was when people really thought about it. over the last 12 months or so, it has got worse and worse. people have thought about it more and more and it is now becoming a reality. this isn't somet

in the men's draw, jo wilfried tsonga produces 38 winners as he sees off romania's marius copil.new signing, 0usmane demebele, who becomes the second—most expensive footballer in history. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with the news that world number seven, yohanna konta, has been knocked out of the us open in the first round. the briton who was also seeded seventh had high hopes in the year's final grand slam in new york, having made the semi—finals at wimbledon just last month but 24—year—old serbian, aleksandra krunic, had other ideas. konta took the opening set but struggled in the next two as krunic, ranked 78th in the world, made itjust a second ever win

five people have died in italy and romania after a record—breaking heatwave.

. >> romania was the most repressive and the most gri tesk. all of the european regimes, the only way to overthrow it turned out toby force. >> oh god is fighting the new people, all hell has broken loose. >> for many in television offered evidence today of the fate of the proposed leader. >> the leaders have been made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end he got the kind of justice he'd dealt out to many of his subject. >> at the end of this remarkable week, a week of bloodshed in romania and elsewhere becomes a reminder of wat struggle is all about. it's about freedom. >> germany was not the civil of the cold war it was the first great crises of the cold war. >> will germany be reunion tied. together they'll form an economic power. but will a giant state once again dominate europe? the memories are very real. >> many europeans were together on uniting germany. >> when the european leadership saw the united states favoring the uniting of germany they were uneasy and resisting it. president bush and secretary baker thought this was es

among the crowds, telecoms technician daniel, who is heading back to romania at christmas.ys the atmosphere in britain has changed. i think they are a little bit racist with us, with the european people. yeah, for that reason. that's why you are planning to leave? yeah, and also because sterling is going down, you know? we want to go there, because we can find good jobs for the same money. at this chicken hatchery in west oxfordshire, they've become reliant on workers from the so—called e8 countries, nations thatjoined the eu in 2004, like poland. it's allowed their business to expand, year—on—year. but suddenly, almost as many people from e8 countries are leaving britain as arriving. for workers at this farm, brexit was a sort of watershed. over the last 12 months or so, it's just got worse and worse. people have thought about it more and more and it's now becoming a reality. this isn't something that might happen in the future, in 2019. for people like ourselves, recruiting staff, this is a problem today. further up the chain in chicken production, they're even more relia

the number—two seed from romania beat anastasija sevastova, from latvia, in straight sets, 6—4, 6—3.world number one. halep will move to the top of the rankings if she wins the title in cincinnati. and halep will next play the world number seven, johanna konta. the briton, who reached a grand slam semi—final for the first time when she made the last four at wimbledon, was a straight—sets 6—3, 6—4 winner over dominika cibulkova. garbine muguruza is also through to the quarter finals. she had to save three match points against american madison keys, though, in the final set. the spaniard converted herfirst chance, though, when it went to a tie—break, for a 6—4, 3—6, 7—6 win. and next, she plays svetlana kuznetsova for a place in the semi—finals. in the men's singles, grigor dimitrov is through to the quarter—finals, after beating his double partner from last week, juan martin del potro. the bulgarian took the first set 6—3, before del potro started to struggle in the hot conditions. a doctor was called towards the end of second set, but del potro insisted on finishing the match. dimitr

romania's simona halep missed out on a chance to become the new world number one after being thrashed16—0 injust 57 minutes. a win would have seen halep replace karolina pliskova at the top of the rankings. but it was an emphatic performance from wimbledon champion muguruza to win, ahead of the us open, which starts on 28 august. yves lampaert won the second stage of the vuelta a espana. the quick step floors rider becomes the first belgian to take the race leader's red jersey at the tour of spain for seven years after winning the 203 kilometre stage from nimes to gruissan, a flat stage which finished in a bunch sprint to the line. and you can get all the latest sports news on our website, bcc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport today team, a for now. hello. sunday yet again was a day of contrasting weather fortunes across the british isles. generally speaking, the further north and east you were, the drier and finer was your day. the cloud filled in after a bright enough start in the south. eventually, the skies became pretty leaden so there was urgent wo

in the second round of the women's event, romania's world number two and second seed simona halep wasylor townsend. the 21—year—old american did lead 4—2, but halep fought back with a run of four games to snatch the opener 6—4. the french open runner—up will next face either italy's roberta vinci or anastasija sevastova for a place in the last eight. number seven seed yohanna konta is through to the third round following a 6—3, 6—3 victory over kiki bertens of the netherlands. the british player will face either slovakian number 11 seed dominika cibulkova or alize cornet of france in the round of 16. england play their first ever day night test match against west indies at edgbaston on thursday. the ball will change from traditional red to pink which has been done before in australia and dubai. so, why pink? welljoe wilson can explain it all to us. when it comes to playing a test match under floodlights, one key issue is the ball. this is a red dux, one that has been used for many years in test matches in england, you can see its colour and a prominent seam and that will deteriorate a

the victims are from a range of countries including mexico, guatemala, honduras, and romania. two people in the trailer have been detained. u.s. customs and border protection is investigating. >>> ahead, while the u.s.-led coalition takes on the capital of isis, syria's army is picking up their fight against the terror group. we're live near the front lines next. speak now. (coughs) so sorry. oh no... it's just that your friend daryl here is supposed to be live streaming the wedding and he's not getting any service. i missed, like, the whole thing. what? and i just got an unlimited plan. it's the right plan, wrong network. you see, verizon has the largest, most reliable 4g lte network in america. it's built to work better in cities. tell you what, just use mine. thanks. no problem. all right, let's go live. say hi to everybody who wasn't invited! (vo) when it really, really matters, you need the best network and the best unlimited. plus, get the pixel, by google for $5 a month. the dinosaurs' extinction... you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing

the mix could come from belgium or romania.s has been called a european wide scandal. >> now to the u.s., where apparently president trump has quietly launched his own tv channel. >> he has repeatedly criticized the mainstream media for creating fake news and treating him and his supporters unfairly. he has decided to take the matter into his own hands, hiring a former cnn correspondent. to -- the washington post is not convinced. saying it is spin at best and feels a lot like propaganda. >> let's start with a frightening story out of australia. bitten by is thousands of tiny sea critters. >> the 16-year-old from melbourne found his feet and anchors cover -- ankles covered in blood after going in the ocean saturday. he thought the pain was caused by announcer: this is a production of china central television amamerica. mike: reinventing the wheel--it's often said when people waste time creating something that already works well, but sometimes coming up with a new approacach can have a positive impact. this week on "full frame,"

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these temporary employees are sent from their home country, usually poland, portugal, spain, or romania, to work in a fellow eu member state. in france, the employees must be paid minimum wage, their workweek should not exceed 35 hours, and they must be housed and had. in return, the employer pays social charges in their home country often at a much lower rate. critics say the system is a way of getting cheap labor and say it is being fraudulently used with non-declared powers and certain employers who make workers pay for their own housing. as emmanuel macron promised to regulate the system. i w wl carry out a reform o of posted workers to make sure there is no unfair competition in europe. >> macron wants to cap the maximum work time to one year. he wants to impose a fair salary , and the further crackdowns on fraud. some labor experts accuse france and other wealthy you member states of being afraid of competition from high skilled low-wage east european workers. eu nations are set to debate the new rules in the fall but poland has already threatened to retaliate if the system change

he made this statement with visits to the capital of romania.nt to tighten rules so that temporary workers abroad are paid the same as locals. currently they are only taylor the workers are posted. -- only paid where the workers are posted. the french president has been pretty busy. he is lobbying for paris as the city of innovation. mobility is a key hurdle. the river taxi service called sea bubble could be the answer for many clogged cities. reporter: from afar, the fabled city of -- you realize the streets fill up with flowers during -- with cars during rush hour. that is where this man came in. he broke speed records with a boat similar to this one. now he wants to disrupt this boat service market by developing clean waterways and taxis for the cities. he wants to raise 150 million euros by the end of september. the sea bubbles at rks like -- app works like uber. it saves energy by rising out of the water at higher speeds. emmanuel macron has been a fan of this project since his time as prime minister. just recently the minister went for a r

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romania, ice cream wasn't the only thing melting. we are drinking a lot of water.king schedules. we work eight hours a day. and the advice is to drink plenty of water and despite the lure of the mediterranean sun, sea and sand, the authorities are urging people to stay inside during the hottest hours of the day. sarah corker, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news — still to come: will he become the world's most expensive footballer? neymar could cost paris saint germain a $250 million. he'll earn one dollar every second. the question was whether we wanted to save our people, and japanese as well, and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. and we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said quietly to be very

through the aegean sea, but lighter than elsewhere, and the real heat is into the balkans and parts of romaniadinia and sicily. also some very high temperatures at this time of year for southern spain. at home, we won't see temperatures like that. it will probably be a bit cooler on saturday across england and wales. that's because we will find more cloud across the uk on saturday. maybe some sunshine, but there will be some heavy showers also. dry on sunday for england and wales, but is there any settled weather insight? stay tuned. we'll have more on that later. hello, this is bbc world news. the headlines. venezuela's controversial assembly has been inaugurated despite widespread criticism at home and abroad. the swearing in ceremony came if the opponent ‘s with police. america's eternaljourneyjeff sheth and has condemned what he called the staggering number of leaks and president trump took office. he said the leaks president trump took office. he said the lea ks have president trump took office. he said the leaks have been united state and undermined government attempts to protect the cou

knocked on trailers parked at the rest stop until they located the immigrants from mexico, honduras and romaniathe suspected ringleaders have been detained. >>> that massive powerball jackpot is even bigger because nobody won the drawing. so the new prides stands -- get this -- at $430 million. that jackpot has been growing since june 10th. meanwhile, this past friday, someone in illinois won the $393 megamillions jackpot. they have yet to come forward. >>> much more to come tonight. >>> a police goes from patrolling the streets of philadelphia to dancing in the streets of philadelphia. >>> and meteorologist melissa mcgee with the exclusive accuweather seven day forecast when action news comes right back. ♪ [vo] your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. okay. time for a check of the accuweather forecast. today was lovely. tomorrow falls in that not too bad category. >> kind of taking it down a notch. just a little bit >> not too bad. >> few more clouds in

women's final in cincinnati, as spanish fourth seed garbine muguruza played flawlessly to crush romania'se seen halep replace karolina pliskova at the top of the world rankings. the iconic london landmark, big ben, will fall silent later today as a major conservation project begins. the famous bells will still sound on special occasions, but will otherwise be silent until 2021. emma vardy reports. clock chimes. since 1859, big ben has giigke through the reign of six monarchs and two world wars with only a handful of interruptions. however parliament as the bell now needs to be disconnected for the safety of construction workers during major renovation work. the plan to silence big ben has caused, well, rather a ding—dong with backlash from the public and politicians. the prime minister theresa may says she has asked the speaker of the commons to look into the matter urgently to see whether big ben could continue to be heard. for now big ben is due to be silenced until 2021, except for special occasions, such as new year's eve and remembrance day. people are invited to gather in parliament

water, apparently clinging to a buoy, who is 45 years old, from london but we are told originally romaniawas brought back to the shore and he was able to tell the emergency services that three of his colleagues were missing, that the boat he was on had gone down. we are unclear why it sank but that will be part of the investigation. a huge search was launched involving a lifeboat from here and another from just along the coast and also a couple of coast guard helicopters. at 8:15am in the morning the body of one of the three missing men was discovered and brought back to shore. ever since then the searches have been ongoing for two more men and there has been no trace of them and that is why the search has, for the moment, been suspended. in what look to be very calm conditions behind you, simon? it is pretty breezy down here but we were told overnight that conditions were not particularly difficult out at sea, which makes it a bit of a mystery why exactly this boat that the four men were on, believed to be a fishing boat, went down. the coast guard said it went down very quickly, they be

one man died in romania and 80 people are in hospital due to the extreme weather.s, stretching from albania and as far as portugal. it is the most extreme and widespread heatwave for 14 years. it is notjust people suffering, in budapest zoo they have found some innovative ways of keeping the animals cool. even at altitudes of 3000 metres, glaciers in the austrian alps are melting. holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. as temperatures hit 44 degrees, the safety advice is, wear a hat, drink plenty of water and find some shade. it is not expected to cool off until next week. let's take a look at some of the day's other top stories: the royal bank of scotland was back in profit in the six months tojune, the first time it's been in the black since 2014. the bank, which is still mostly owned by taxpayers, made a recorded profit, of 939 million pounds, compared with a two billion pound loss, in the same period last year. the nhs says it's found a bed for a suicidal teenager, whose case prompted a seniorjudge to issue a scathing attack on services for

one man died in romania and 80 people are in hospital due to the extreme weather.peratures above a0 celsius, stretching from albania and as far as portugal. it is the most extreme and widespread heatwave for 1h years. it is notjust people suffering, imported pest zoo they have found some innovative ways of keeping the animals cool. even at altitudes of 3000 metres, glaciers in the austrian alps are melting. holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. as temperatures hit 44 degrees, the safety advice is, wear a hat, drink plenty of water and find some shade. it is not expected to cool off until next week. sarah corker, bbc news. let's round—up some other stories now. latest figures show the us economy has seen strong jobs growth injuly — mainly in the hospitality sector. 209,000 jobs were created — more than expected. president trump welcomed the news. airlines are warning passengers of delays at eu border controls. tighter security has been introduced within the passport—free schengen zone, following terror attacks in belgium and france. travellers

record-high temperatures in romania caused some to collapse, and they're melting an alpine glacier, slowingiing. zookeepers in hungary tried to give polar bears some relief in the form of blocks of ice. in italy, where authorities in two dozen cities issued weather risk warnings, the wine harvest started weeks early becae grapes ripened so quickly. in rome, ornate fountains are even more of a draw in the 100- degree heat. georgio airu of rome's capitol police explained they've stepped up patrols at fountains following a series of incidents where some, including a skinny- dipper, just dove in. at the fontana di trevi, the fine is now more than $500 if anyone jumps in. >> the problem is that some of them look at us and when they see we are turn our head in other direction, they get into. >> reporter: airu suggests other ways to cool down. >> have an ice cream. or, whatever else. >> gelatos. a gelato every day, sometimes two. >> reporter: scientists are warning that avoidable deaths here in europe due to extreme weather could increase 50-fold by the end of this century if global warming is not

and products made with eggs have been withdrawn from sale from the uk, ireland, poland, italy and romaniave been recalls, too. all this shows is how interconnected our industrial food chains are today. belgian authorities say the first signs of a problem may have emerged as long ago as november in the netherlands. so there are difficult questions for european countries — why was nothing done sooner? the european commission has called for a meeting of member states to get to the bottom of the problem. the aim is to draw the relevant lessons, and discuss the ways to continuously improve the effectiveness of the eu system, to deal with food fraud and food safety issues. fipronil is used to kill fleas in domestic pets. it is not allowed on animals entering the food chain. the amounts discovered in eggs are not harmful to humans, but prosecutors say two people have been arrested for threatening public health. translation: they mixed this forbidden product with substances that come into contact with the food chain. they did it for their own profit. they have put people's health in danger, and d

one man died in romania and 80 people are in hospital due to the extreme weather.ng temperatures above a0 celsius, stretching from albania and as far as portugal. it is the most extreme and widespread heatwave for 14 extreme and widespread heatwave for ia years. it is notjust people suffering, imported pest zoo they have found some innovative ways of keeping the animals cool. even at altitudes of 3000 metres, lacie is in the austrian alps are melting. holidaymakers have been sharing their heatwave experiences. in —— as temperatures hit aa degrees, the safety advice is, where a hat, drink plenty of water and find some shade. it is not expected to call off until next week —— wear. some breaking news and a magnitude six earthquake has struck the south island in the philippines ——a south island. the epicentre was east of the city of general santos. it is the city of general santos. it is the southernmost city of the philippines and is home to roughly 6000 people. it is not yet known if there were any casualties. neymar has become the most expensive footballer in the hi

the alarm was raised when another boat spotted a man in the water, a 45—year—old from romania, who liveson. anybody that spends that length of time, you know, numerous hours, potentially, in the sea, without any protective equipment, at this time of year, it's a nice day, but the sea is still cold — very, very lucky to be alive. the rescued man told the emergency services that three of his friends, also romanian, were missing. just after 8:00am this morning, the body of one of the men was recovered from the sea. police are now looking into the possibility that the boat was hit by another vessel. he has described that their boat was struck by another boat, that was oncoming. he describes that he jumped from the boat, and to swim for safety, and has therefore lost contact with the other three other people on the boat. despite several more hours of searching out there, there was no sign of the other two men. at this time of year, the temperature of the water is around 15 degrees. people generally can only survive for a few hours at best in that. this afternoon, the search was suspended. the

in romania, one person's died. 80 are in hospital with dehydration.t keeping cool and carrying on. keeping our wits about us in terms of any alerts we need to be aware of, and local people here are very friendly, especially with the kids. with many keeping indoors, there's not much daytime trade for businesses, cafes a nd restau ra nts, relying on tourist season. it's quiet, but i tell you, from eight, nine, ten o'clock, the people come out, take a drink, eat at a restaurant and stay out every day. for those hoping for a break from europe's heatwave, temperatures are expected to return to some normality late next week. this is something scientists predict we should get used to, though, suggesting global warming will lead to more of us being exposed to increased extreme weather patterns in the years to come. the headlines on bbc news: train companies have warned of significant delays at waterloo station in london for several weeks. the mother of a british hacker has said it is hugely and mike leigh her son sold software used to steal bank details. marc

he has been taken hospital, we understand he is 45 and from london, initially from romania.ut he was able to tell the emergency services that three of his colleagues on a fishing trip were missing, presumably in the water. that prompted this search. what we had 815 this morning, a body was spotted in the water, and that was spotted in the water, and that was brought back to shore by the coast guard helicopter and that person was sadly dead. the search continues for two other people. my understanding is, the man who was rescued had initially suggested that there could have been a collision a few miles off the shore but the coastguards are not certain about what exactly happened and whether there was actually a collision or whether the vessel sunk by other means and so that is key to the investigation. they are waiting to speak at length to the man who was rescued and who is in hospital. one man rescued and one man dead, and two people still missing. thanks for joining us. the liberal democrat leader, sir vince has criticised elderly brexit supporters for, as he puts it, "comp

eggs have been withdrawn from sale from the uk, ireland to poland, italy and romania.e have been re—calls. all this shows how interconnected our industrial food chains are. belgian authorities said the first signs of a problem may have emerged as long ago as november in the netherlands. there are difficult questions for european countries, why wasn't anything done sooner? the european commission has called for a meeting of member states to get to the bottom of the states. the aim is to continuously improve the effectiveness of the eu system to deal with food fraud and food safety issues. fipronil is used to kill fleas in domestic pets and is not allowed on animals entering the food chain. the amounts discovered in eggs are not harmful to humans, but prosecutors said two people have been arrested for threatening public health. translation: be mixed this substance in something to come into contact with the food chain and they did it for their own profit. they put health in dayjur and damaged food safety. that confidence in what we eat it save may be taking time to be rep