so as mentioned before the break if you were this that a crippling shortage of skilled workers in romania is prompted to join other small e.u. nations now to condemn the bloke's freedom of movement policy as professionals leave their nations for a better chip paycheck elsewhere within the e.u. they're hitting the growth in their own countries charlotte doob and ski is the story. fierce aspiring to you members the idea of joining the board is dream need european union membership of what they have in european states would also be present in macedonia can embrace a completely new agenda today in order to meet deadlines catch up with their neighbors and join the group of countries still be the first or not last in line to join the e.u. or weeks take on this new e.u. vision because we are the most europe music nation in europe but first some of the unions new comers the dream didn't quite materialize. and adding to their wu's there is the crippling brain drain part of the so-called price of being a member state is freedom of movement you can move and work with ever you won't see but according

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can see this the procedure of higher paid work is just too much it's not just romania that's suffering either hungry has also warned it's facing an exodus of well educated people to take in the higher paying jobs elsewhere in the e.u. it seems the brain drain is actually one of the biggest worries that some countries have it's a problem that needs solutions according to hungry second largest parliamentary party he'll pick our talented. young people who are skilled who are educated in our country believe after they reset receive their university degrees and go to western europe to to search for better jobs and i i think it is unacceptable that a doctor in hungary receives ten times less than a doctor in the in the u.k. if that you want to have a future and if it wants to be a stable economy and competitive on the global stage it has to eliminate those structural differences but as the e.u. expands further some countries might be asking whether they can really have forwards to be part of the club so it's even ski out c s. u k could be said for a lengthy bragg's a delay diplomats have bee

chinese cheap products were also gradually going out of fashion in romania almost ten thousand chinese retailers left the country often in the direction of poland. more successful is the chinese bicycle manufacturer d.h.s.s. in the city of deva the company employs around three hundred people and has invested over twenty million euros many different models are produced but the big sellers are the electric bikes. the chinese factory manager is satisfied with the location after all wages here are low by european standards. it was a highly satisfied with our investment which is paying off we have one very good clients in germany and the netherlands also. the market for bicycles with electric motors is currently booming so we still see lots of sales opportunities in this market and. the e.u. requires the chinese entrepreneur to buy sixty percent of the bicycle components within the e.u. imports from china would be much cheaper but chinese suppliers fail due to bureaucratic hurdles. location of chinese companies takes far too long there's too much bureaucracy also because the language differ

police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coast after one hundred thirty kilograms of cocaine. authorities are urging residents not to open packets that started appearing on the beach on friday is a key transit point for drugs from latin america destined for western europe. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to annex jewish settlements in the occupied west bank if he's reelected next week the prime minister laid out his policy shift in an israeli t.v. interview that has promoted jewish settlement expansion during his four terms as prime minister but until now he's restrained from presenting plans for the future of the west bank settlements which are considered illegal under international law palestinian officials. whose campaign. well and his main opponent of the blue and white party are running neck and neck in that race now. experts say state news and decision from asian about the campaign are surging on social media reporter frederica baggio joins me now with this story for the week of this seems to be an increasingly pow

police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coast after one hundred thirty kilograms of cocaine washed ashore authorities are urging residents not to open the packets which began appearing on the beach on friday mania is a key transit point for drugs from latin america destined for western europe. authorities in sudan say the country has suffered a total power blackout the power outage comes as thousands again took to the streets of the capital khartoum and elsewhere demanding the resignation of president omar al bashir. then shouting freedom whilst they march to the city center. the sudanese opposition has been growing and protesters say they continue to gain allies. and i mean here in front of the sudanese army's headquarters. even the army is on the side of the revolution because it's peaceful. so far the military has not intervened. whether that's a sign of approval remains unclear but soldiers do not seem to consider the protesters a threat for a second day crowds called for president omar al bashir to resign they say his nearly three dec

police in romania have mounted a massive search operation along the country's black sea coast after one hundred thirty kilograms of cocaine washed ashore authorities are urging residents not to open packets that started appearing on the beach on friday remaining it is a key transit point for drugs from latin america destined for western europe. shifting gears out of sports and the bundesliga blockbuster clash this weekend byron munich dortmund five zero to go to the top of the table as the dust settles on the most important game in germany for years mark meadows from sports joins us to tell us what it all means we were hoping mark for a bit of a classic but it kind of ended by iran have time it was done yeah i mean by and basically destroyed i don't mean it was full nil time so that tells the story i mean we've been building over this massive game and i'm afraid bruce you don't just didn't turn up for any football fans out there who haven't seen the best of the action yet it is. maka royce knew the stats as well as any one head of this potential title decider dortmund hadn't won in muni

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potential targets for us, including a major telecoms provider in the uk, germany, and in this scan, romaniaenable help companies find where their vulnerabilities are. but are organisations doing enough to protect us and could this happen again? the absent electricity — some very core functioning goes down. you don't want to need medical care, should that happen, for example. and so the consequences can indeed be quite severe. as to the motivations of the attackers, i don't know, but certainly nothing good, right. it's a way to almost disable a modern functional society. what do you believe is the probability of an attack on that scale in the united kingdom? on that scale, quite low. i think it's important not to fear—monger like that, right. you know, the risk is real, the vulnerabilities are real, the cyber exposure is growing. there is that gap that you and i talked about earlier, but that doesn't mean the lights are going out in london next week. and i think we should be really sober about the risk. you don't need to exaggerate it in order to address it. and if they do go out, if this pr

potential targets for us, including a major telecoms provider in the uk, germany, and in this scan, romania tenable help companies find where their vulnerabilities are. but are organisations doing enough to protect us and could this happen again? the absent electricity — some very core functioning goes down. you don't want to need medical care, should that happen, for example. and so the consequences can indeed be quite severe. as to the motivations of the attackers, i don't know, but certainly nothing good, right. it's a way to almost disable a modern functional society. what do you believe is the probability of an attack on that scale in the united kingdom? on that scale, quite low. i think it's important not to fear—monger like that, right. you know, the risk is real, the vulnerabilities are real, the cyber exposure is growing. there is that gap that you and i talked about earlier, but that doesn't mean the lights are going out in london next week. and i think we should be really sober about the risk. you don't need to exaggerate it in order to address it. and if they do go out, if this

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he says there's no difference between what russia is doing and what hungary and romania are doing becausegary and hungarian and romanian passportsts to small nunumbs of u ukrainian citizensn westerern and southehern ukrain. and canhose who have provove thehey have hungarian or romanian defense, the scale was much smaller. russia is proposing to make it available to hundreds of thousands of people. that is how it is understood in kiev, living in the areas outside of kiev government control. that is the other shoe.though raine seeses it, rusa isis occupying g areas of thahat regn that are under the c control becaususe russian completely controls the separatists in funds and ararms. the way y it is seseen in kiev,s is something russia is doing on the same model it did in the record geoiaia regions, which people c call a form of c creepg annexation, by just givingng russian passpoports that everyby oo wants one. of couourse, what a lot of peope in kiev are saying as it could be used in the same way it was in georgia, , as a pretetext foa russssian invasion of their territories on the basis ru

latvia, poland, lithuania and romania.he 2% benchmark is required either by national law or political agreement. and these are the countries where the spending is not as it should be. 19 members of nato have a ways to go. for example, germany and canada. last-place luxembourg has committed just 0.55% of its budget to defense. defense spending levels have been a major bone of contention for the u.s. president ever since he took office, straining ties with nato, especially now as the alliance marks 70 years since its founding. >> i am going to tell nato, you have to start paying your bills. reporter: rarely has a u.s. president had such an antagonistic relationship p nat. trump's s criticism m of the alliance began on the campaign traiail as he vowed to put amema firs by the timime he took office, he had condemned nato as obsolete. >> many countries are not paying their fair share. that means we are protecting them and they are getting all sorts of military protection and other things, and they are ripping off the united sta

american policy for nato to be on russia's western borders for there to be an american missile system in romania and the poland which is aimed at russia's strategic nuclear deterrent and of course ukraine is the missing piece in the jigsaw for america because ever since the one nine hundred ninety s. the americans have been lusting after ukraine shoot ukraine joining nato then of course russia will be and circles on its western borders and nato aircraft operate in for ukraine could reach moscow in twenty twenty five minutes so that is a very very explicit five five minutes medical oh you know it's just there i feel hundreds of miles away from one goal of me so i'll say it would take them about three minutes so this is the reason why russia said it was a rather line nato membership for ukraine and this is precisely the reason why they agreed and president are shankly toward it if they're going to take lucia the argument nato always makes is that these are sovereign countries and they have the right to be in military alliances but the flip side of that is looking at it from russia's point of view

the divers come from countries including the uk, australia, romania and canada.of year. this was the scene taken on sunday in gosport in hampshire. so some blue skies, some sunshine. but we‘ve had quite a chilly breeze and temperatures have been below par for the middle of april. as we move through this week, still some sunny spells, still some dry weather on the cards. things will be gradually turning warm over the next few days. it won‘t stay completely dry. we have got a weather front moving in from the west. but higher pressure sitting across scandinavia is really winning out at the moment. we‘ve still got quite a cool breeze blowing around that area of high pressure. so the winds coming in from the east of the south—east, but milder air not far away. that will be more of a player later this week. now, we start off monday morning still on quite a cold note. could be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures below freezing in a few spots. through the day, though, lots of sunshine for many areas. not everywhere. particularly in the west, we‘ve got

we have seen the president of china come to this country, 25 years ago the president of romania, a thug himself in office, were received, so we have to separate the office from the man. america is too important to be left to people like trump. we have had jeremy corbyn, john virgo, ian blackford, vince cable, all saying they are not going. ian blackford, vince cable, all saying they are not goingm ian blackford, vince cable, all saying they are not going. it is the people at large, we have to understand, that america is too important to be identified with mr trump. there will be in america beyond this month so we have to invest in the relationship and that the same time reserve the right to not allow themselves to be invited to the queen's dinner, fair enough, but professionally speaking, this is an important visit and we have to make sure that we don't allow mr trump to disrupt the relationship in his time in office. as an american, what do you think will be the issue, if there is a faux pas or a difficulty, where is it going to be? last time there were comments by the president on bre

australia will host fronts in the members' final after they overcame romania three to. look out for now. thanks very much paul a little story that may or may not surprise you a survey suggests that millions of persons are using easily guess passwords which leave them i risk of being hacked and national cybersecurity center analyzed public databases of breached accounts to see which words and phrases were most used top of the list was it one two three four five six used for more than twenty three million passwords followed by one two three four five six seven eight nine completing the top five most popular passwords were chrisy pos word and seven ones. premier league football teams are also popular choices with liverpool out in front line a survey said people should string together three random but memorable words to make a strong password very good. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. provided glimpse into someone else's well. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers and at the front lines i feel like i know it i have the data

another four countries are close to that let's see if we can pull that up in left poland lithuania and romania the two percent benchmark is required either by national law or political agreement the if you see right here and these are the countries where the spinny is not as it should be we're talking about nineteen members of nato that they have a ways to go for example germany and canada defense spending there's less than one point two five percent last place luxembourg has committed you see right there just zero point five five percent of its budget to defense staff and spending levels they have been a major bone of contention for the u.s. president ever since he took office straining times with nato especially now as the alliance marks seventy years since its founding. you get is rarely has a u.s. president had such an antagonistic relationship with nato trumps criticism of the n.i. and span on the campaign trail as he vowed to put america first by the time he took office he condemns nato as opes elite. many countries are not paying their fair share that means we are protecting them and th

polish cards and in hungary has been doing the same you seeing passports romania does the same thing going to and garion still remain eons. to impose so i have to ask you what's wrong with the russian people living in ukraine how they are in a fury or two gary and so are m eighty ns or poles. let's say so ukrainian person living in ukraine but for some reason maybe a family reason mixed marriage or whatever they feel like they belong in russia they are connected to russia there is nothing strange about it that many other countries many other neighbors over ukraine have been doing this for many many years why a russia can do the same. especially if we talk about people living in the dawn and support or lugansk regions their situation is a march more difficult than with the polish garion and there are many and people living in your brain because they've lost a lot they lost their human rights they have the basic human rights take education for example it's even hard for them to move around you know but i see there's a little need to win in new york crane and even going to russia is dif

and so even though russia is reducing its spending most of the countries such as the end of the way romania bulgaria and create are still increasing its spending and given the major threat that it's uses russia. how much does a g d p have a bearing a want to spent on the military you know what we what we talk about really industrialized western countries switzerland scandinavia for instance. what these kind of spending around one point two to one point two percent of g.d.p. on the military if you look at russia it's almost at all percent of g.d.p. us it went or percent and then the highest in saudi arabia almost nine eight six percent. ok just kind of what what were your initial thoughts when you saw the final study on this for twenty. well we saw that the. interesting will go into an interesting period where we will be seeing major increases in some of the maybe the biggest will pass in the world u.s. it china. cummings increases in russia so very much a concern for us that the world is reaching a new record high. thanks very much for your time and talking us through that to from the stock

the divers come from countries including the uk, australia, romania and canada.will never try cliff diving at all! i was just going to ask if you had done it but i am assuming you haven't. i couldn't either, i am terrified of heights. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. stay with bbc world news. hello. it has been a largely dry weekend. there's been a bit of sunshine, but it's also felt pretty chilly for this time of year. this was the scene taken on sunday in gosport in hampshire. so some blue skies, some sunshine. but we've had quite a chilly breeze and temperatures have been below par for the middle of april. as we move through this week, still some sunny spells, still some dry weather on the cards. things will be gradually turning warm over the next few days. it won't stay completely dry. we have got a weather front moving in from the west. but higher pressure sitting across scandinavia is really winning out at the moment. we've still got quite a cool breeze blowing around that area of hig

we have seen the president of china come to this country, the president of romania, a thug and a terroristoffice and they were received so we have to be able to separate the office from the man. america is too important to be left to people like donald trump to determine. yetjeremy corbyn, john bercow, vince cable, all saying they're not going to the state banquet. that is their personal choice that they make. america is too important be to identified with donald trump and there will be an america beyond this man and we need to continue to invest in a fruitful relationship. at the same time preserve the right to not allow themselves to be invited to that dinner. that is fair enough but professionally speaking, this is an important visit and we have to make sure we do not allow donald trump to disrupt the relationship in his time of office. michael, as an american what do you think will be the issue on which, if there is a difficulty, where is it going to be? last time we had comments from the president on brexit, a comment attacking the mayor of london about the handling of terror attacks,

close by in lots via poland lithuania and romania the two percent benchmark is required either by national law or by a political agreement the other nineteen members however well they have quite a ways to go for example germany and croatia they've their spin on defense less then you see right there at less than two percent last places like simberg has committed just zero point five five percent of its budget on defense spending levels have been a major bone of contention for the us president ever since he took office straining ties with nato and the alliance marks seventy years since its founding. you got to think of bill's rarely has a u.s. president had such an antagonistic relationship with nato trumps criticism of the n.i. and span on the campaign trail as he had to put america first by the time he took office he condemns nato as opes elite many countries are not paying their fair share that means we are protecting them and they're getting all sorts of military protection and other things and they're ripping off the united states and they're ripping you off i don't care i don't want to

this special flight touching down in romania. others conveying the flame across europe and america. faith. jerusalem's church of the holy sepulchre. built, say believers, on the site jesus was killed and buried. once a year at exactly the same time, sunbeams are said to ignite a lamp in what's hailed an easter miracle. a single flame soon spread by the devout to torches and candles injerusalem, bethlehem and beyond. a shining symbol, they say, of resurrection and the defeat of sin and death. andy beatt, bbc news. ‘exercise tiger‘ was the code name for a large—scale, military rehearsal which took place 75 years ago, ahead of the allies' d—day invasion of normandy. unfortunatley the run—through went disastrously wrong and several military personnel lost their lives. robert hall has been to slapton sands in devon, where a special memorial ceremony will take place. slapton sla pton sands, popular today slapton sands, popular today as a nature reserve at 75 years ago the setting for a dress rehearsal that went disastrously wrong. in 19114, allied commanders matched this wide bay with the

the divers come from the uk, australia, romania and canada, among other countries.orecast to become warmer over the next few days. in the weekend we had high pressure in scandinavia. temperatures at best reached 12 celsius. many of us struggle —— mike struggled into single figures yesterday. we will start to see the change orientation and we will drag on these milder south easterly winds. that will boost temperatures widely into the 20s. we could see highs up to 25 degrees. today we have got an east—west split. for western areas, a lot of cloud. the best of the sunshine across more eastern parts. in that sons across parts of sussex, what a glorious day it is. this was the scene a few hours ago. we have cloud and rain affecting northern ireland. the rain quite patchy. it could move into the western isles of scotland. the winds notjust a strong but also really quite chilly. further east, more sunshine and lighter winds. highs of 14 in birmingham and london. through this evening and overnight we have a band of rain that will slowly push its way eastwards whilst tending

france and romania are fighting for a place in the fed cup semi—finals. the way to the doubles. and eventually it was ashleigh barty and sam stosur, who came out on top — beating victoria azarenka and aryna sabalenka in the deciding set. and the first round of the world snooker championships continues in the uk city of sheffield and the 2005 champion shaun murphy is in great form. he's on for a whitewash against china's luo honghao, murphy's 9—0 up in his first round match. there's only ever been one other whitewash at the crucible that was byjohn parrott back in 1992, but there's a chance of another in the next 2a hours. all the scores from the cricible are on the bbc website, that's bbc. com/sport. that's all the sport for now. the queen has attended an easter service in st george's chapel at windsor castle on the day she celebrates her 93rd birthday. she wasjoined by family members including the duke and duchess of cambridge and the duke of sussex. the duke of edinburgh, who has retired from public duties, and the duchess of sussex, who is expecting a

this special flight touching down in romania. others conveying the flame across europe and america.m's church of the holy sepulchre. ill, say the leaders, on the site thatjesus was varied. once a year at exactly the same time, sunbeams are said to ignite a lamp in what is hailed an easter miracle. a single flame soon spread to buy the devout to torture injerusalem, bethlehem and beyond. a shining symbol, they say, of resurrection and the defeat of sin and death. finally — 20 critically endangered royal turtles have been released into a remote stretch of a cambodian river on friday. chants from buddhist monks and ceremonial flowers sent them on their way. royal turtles were feared wiped out by 2001 through poaching for their meat, and sand mining which destroyed their egg—laying ground, before nests were found and a conservation plan began. you will see them be released in a moment, i'm sure they'll be released. stay with us on bbc. hello there. the second half of the weekend promises to be a lot less turbulent than the first half was, because, we're saying farewell to storm hannah w

while you are at it why not supply past amsterdam to get weed in romania, what are you doing thrk is so extra. the story is rich nigerians send people to britain to buy them pizza. yeah. which is such a waste of money and time. and also i can't imagine what the plot in nie dperrian porn movies are like, you know, oh no, it seems like i done have any money for this pizz blanca how will i pay. he is like you don't have money? i just took a 4,000 dollar flight to pick up this and i'm going to neat you to put on some clothes and get some cash, get some money, get some money. and finally, finally, an exciting development in the world of air travel. >> just when you thought those airline seats couldn't get any smalter an italian company has come up with an airplane standing seat. the sky rider 3.0 kind of lacks like a bicycle seat with back support and seatbelt. the manufacturer says the seat would be called ultra basic economy. they say there is interest but no orders. just yet. >> trevor: that is right, people, we are on the verge of ultra basic economy. where you have to stand for the e

there is already a site that is operational in romania. with potentiall ballistic missile threats from iran. they are not robust systems despite many claims by the russians that they are somehow the beginning of an effort to try and undermine their deterrent capabilities. they are far from being capable of making any kind of dent if russia wanted to launch a serious missile attack against europe. host: world war i came to an end in 1935 and then four years later, nato was formed, signed by the secretary state and supported by president truman. [video clip] >> for us, war is not inevitable. we did not believe that there are blind eyes of history which sweep men one way or another. in our own time we have seen brave men overcome obstacles that seemed insurmountable. vision canurage and still determine their own destiny. they can choose slavery or freedom, war or peace. i have no doubt which they will choose. the treaty we are signing today is evidence of the path they will follow. if there is anything certain today, if there is anything inev