to see rotterdam from - unique opportunity to see rotterdam from a - unique opportunity to see rotterdama higher level. normally. you _ rotterdam from a higher level. normally, you drive _ rotterdam from a higher level. normally, you drive through. rotterdam from a higher level. | normally, you drive through the city, _ normally, you drive through the city, and — normally, you drive through the city, and now— normally, you drive through the city, and now you _ normally, you drive through the city, and now you walk- normally, you drive through the city, and now you walk above i city, and now you walk above it. ., ., , ., . , it. rotterdam is a city with [en it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of _ it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat _ it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat roofs, - it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat roofs, and i plenty of flat roofs, and experts say only around 3% of them are being used effectively. the potential for expansion is obvious. big ideas and sky—high ambitions, quite literally. tim allman, bbc news. just before you go, i am going to bring

in rotterdam, a kind of revolution is taking place — up in the air.le to experience how great it is to be on a rooftop and what space we have lying there above the city which we do not use, and what the quality of that space is and what the potential of that space is. a lot of things are happening up here that, some say, could help transform the environment — rooftop farms and gardens, solar panels for energy, the potential for a whole new type of community. translation: it's important| for the environment and also, you have more space, so you can do things on roofs and houses, then you can save space — and it works. translation: it's a unique | opportunity to see rotterdam from a higher level. normally, you drive through the city and now, you walk above it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat roofs and experts say only around 3% of them are being used effectively. the potential for expansion is obvious. big ideas and sky—high ambitions — quite literally. tim allman, bbc news. all the business news coming up shortly. we'll be to the lake district

in rotterdam, a kind of revolution is taking place — up in the air.he public in the centre of the city. we want people to experience how great it is to be on a rooftop and what space we have lying there above the city which we do not use, and what the quality of that space is and what the potential of that space is. a lot of things are happening up here that, some say, could help transform the environment — rooftop farms and gardens, solar panels for energy, the potential for a whole new type of community. translation: it's importantl for the environment and also, you have more space, so you can do things on roofs and houses, then you can save space — and it works. translation: it's a unique | opportunity to see rotterdam from a higher level. normally, you drive through the city and now, you walk above it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat roofs and experts say only around 3% of them are being used effectively. the potential for expansion is obvious. big ideas and sky—high ambitions — quite literally. tim allman, bbc news. that�*s it from me and

in rotterdam, a kind of revolution is taking place — up in the air.of things are happening up here that, some say, could help transform the environment — rooftop farms and gardens, solar panels for energy, the potential for a whole new type of community. translation: it's importantl for the environment and also, you have more space, so you can do things on roofs and houses, then you can save space — and it works. translation: it's a unique | opportunity to see rotterdam from a higher level. normally, you drive through the city and now, you walk above it. rotterdam is a city with plenty of flat roofs, and experts say only around 3% of them are being used effectively. the potential for expansion is obvious. big ideas and sky—high ambitions — quite literally. tim allman, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello. there will be some showers to dodge through the rest of the jubilee weekend. most places today seeing some spells of sunshine, but scattered showers through northern ireland and parts of south—west scotland, norther

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and only in rotterdam for the congress of the european people's party, and then there are some movements in the president's office, someone is being removed from the body, as they say, someone is being approached, will there be any elections ? will there be any activity there, and why suddenly, after that, a truce i'm like this kind of war is starting to erupt again, here are these scandals that, to be honest, no one needs, please listen, come on well, i will say cynically and primitively about poroshenko - there is someone to talk about it and i read it all the time. i don't want to defend anyone here, that's all it is so clear and they can. that is , there are no questions at all, they can. that is why they will do it as long as they are allowed to do it, so to speak , the possibilities of a truce. does not believe so, well, it simply cannot stand that russia or ukraine or the world in general will not stand such a long withdrawal, everyone wants it to be normal, absolutely we want to plan, well, a certain one in the historical perspective of the corona, very interesting processes are

some axis between rotterdam and genoa. the picturesque middle ryan valley is the eye of the needle on this rail. freight corridor every day, full 100 trains, speed through villages on both sides of the rhine. residence, demanding of 50 kilometer per hour, speed limit, and night time, ban and quiet at freight trains nearly impossible targets for germany's national railway company. don't you bon high speed passenger trains run on the same tracks as the cargo trains. and freight volumes is set to increase its slope the so called whisper breaking provide some relief over the past 2 decades. deutscher bon has invested 220000000 euros in the retrofit. thanks to the whisper break the running surfaces of the we'll stay smooth. before that become rough with every break application. this means that the wheel and the track, the quieter train, researches in switzerland are already a step ahead and developing innovations beyond the whisper break. here, research is being carried out on the train. we'll of the future with laces and compu

uh, coal, through uh, the same rotterdam plus , and so on, and it turned out that a lot of products ofnature and even local production, and so on, were resold to people, which these benefits created at times more expensive than the real economic value. well, for the understanding of the audience, it is better to speak in the language of numbers, the cost of gas after the coup of the fourteenth year increased by orders of magnitude, that is, not two, three, or five times, but much more than 10 times and constantly increased every quarter. that is, within the limits of greed, at first poroshenko, then zelensky simply did not have it. this is, firstly, with regard to utility bills. yes, here we also have regular reductions in the cost of utilities payments starting from 30% on energy first. although, here's our goal there is a three-fold reduction in relation to the tariffs of large russia yes, well, you can take the krasnodar territory, belgorod rostov and understand. what are the prices there, firstly, and secondly, as regards the banking sector, then these same banks that issued extort

example, i really like how the netherlands has built up its infrastructure, including the city of rotterdamample, and it can tell us a lot about how to rebuild an actually completely destroyed infrastructure with, well, yes so that later the city will become such a beautiful, beautiful, cultural center, convenient for people's lives, and it's all real. it's all real to achieve questions , for example, communication. i studied in ireland, they have a lot of good positive experience, that is, this is the sectoral approach. i think it will work and accordingly yes, not only poland, the more we have friends, partners, those who will share their experience and also invest financially, the better ms. maria, now we will ask you about these conditions, whether or not they will be additional requirements for ukraine what can they be? because there are disagreements here, some have seen it in the world media and world leaders of this process, but i am asking about whether they actually hurt because we talked about the fact that georgia, for its neutrality in relation to russian aggression, can actual

his defense is that he was simply employed as a driver to drive somebody from rotterdam to amsterdam and that he had no idea that a murder was going to take place. the prosecution in this case they say that he was fully aware and they have you cctv evidence to show they suggest that he was on the street where peter r devries was killed just a matter of days before the attack actually happened and that he was part of the planning of the attack a camel, he has been saying in court that that the person in the ccv isn't him. but there are a number of dna evidence is linking him to the murder weapon. the 2 men were arrested just outside amsterdam just after the shooting happened and the prosecution seemed to feel that they should be able to get this case wrapped up. and perhaps you could explain to us why this case is being watched. so very closely that will firstly fil is because of the fame of peter r. devries. he is one of the most beloved, one of the most famous journalists. he was on tv here in the netherlands, very, very frequently. but secondly, because of what has happened and who

north, the route of russian oil runs through the baltic sea, the lion's share of the oil is sent to rotterdame it spreads through the european union. there was more oil at one time, putin even dreamed of building an oil depot in the netherlands, but in 2014, after stealing crimea from us and occupying part of it donbas, known in narrow circles as a master polygamist, miscalculated, a russian missile then hit boeing flight mh17, and after killing 192 citizens of the netherlands, the country's government abandoned a joint oil project with the russians. now, a large-scale attack on ukraine will cost the martians much more if last year oil sales brought moscow $110 billion as a result of the introduction of the sixth package of sanctions, according to the bloomberg agency, russia will lose 10 billion dollars in oil supplies by sea and about 12 due to partial restrictions on the work of the druzhba oil pipeline, that is, $22 billion can be written off from the russian budget much more deeply, because people are involved in the production of oil and oil products, people who receive salaries and who

succeeded for the third time, and not in vilnius for the parliamentary assembly of nato, but only in rotterdamof the people's party, then there are some movements in the president's office, they are removing him from the body, as they say, someone is approaching, will there be any elections? will there be something more active there, and why suddenly, after this truce, such a war is starting again to explode. well, to be honest, no one needs them. please listen. come on. well, i will say that i am cynical and primitive about poroshenko. it is in which to talk about it and i read it all the time. issues they can therefore do while they allow it, so to speak, opportunities

on the diplomatic front . we saw and talked with her at the european people's party congress in rotterdamhe holy chanterelles and poroshenko together with our colleagues ivan iryna and here are her recent speeches yes such political ones are actually political leadership especially in advocacy a candidate getting a candidate for ukraine well, it is very strong and we can see it. well, frankly, she is very eager for it and she does, in principle, very, well, such difficult things when she talks about the specifics of countries and still have doubts and her position is uncertain, but for her it is a personal responsibility and that's why it's a big challenge for her and she understands that this responsibility, er, she will have for her, well, let's say a taxi, and that's why i think it's just the negotiations, um, i hope they were quite frank, because the issue is the rule of law, er the issue of freedom of speech the question is, you know, the balance of the government, that is, democracy, it is both the opposition and the government, and what we see are the reforms on which the european

uh, the convention is both rotterdam and there.ert discussion of the problems associated with a fairly specific activity on how to prevent something from chemical agents, harmful chemicals have had an impact on people's health, and how a with- united and efforts to take action to combat this, i mean, this is not a politicized topic that, uh, worries all states. all these states want there to be no impact of chemical harmful substances on their fucking on their population. but what's going on here, of course our delegation is participating in this event, huh? actively participates, uh, there are attempts to politicize, uh, and this platform is purely scientific and expert, but we noticed that these delegations, which are striving for this, are in fact working out their own, political order, a political number, accusing russia of aggression in violation of international law, and so on, but this is being done, quite obviously, in order to simply to fulfill this order, further discussions move into the normal, uh, expert channel. and u

you got to get in the boats, move the boats over and what you do when it is at rotterdam?t is what this comes down to. it is harder to find the story than the media. jonathan: it will be interesting to see how much the president gets out of the middle eastern trip. in front of cameras and microphones, it was obvious what he was doing, he was in the know. telling him that basically the partners in the middle east can't spare capacity a lot of people would hope. tom: i see mr. micron on the side -- mr. macron on the side. it's going to be pretty. as the lady said, it's about the calendar. we are in the third quarter and we will focus on that. jonathan: futures down 1.3% on the s&p 500, the nasdaq down by 1.6%. closing the first half in a way that dominated the first half with a lot of red. yield -- looking ahead to economic data this morning, initial jobless claims, and our 35 minutes away. tomorrow we will get an ism print from america. from new york city, this is bloomberg. bloomberg. ♪ girls... the chess club has gained an edge on our bake sales. we need more ways of conn

page will be without at five players in the game in rotterdam. ~ . he is delighted with the team sirit. ~ ., ., ., ., , spirit. we have four tough games an a . spirit. we have four tough games anyway- off _ spirit. we have four tough games anyway- off the _ spirit. we have four tough games anyway. off the back _ spirit. we have four tough games anyway. off the back of _ spirit. we have four tough games anyway. off the back of a long i anyway. off the back of a long season — anyway. off the back of a long season a _ anyway. off the back of a long season. a lot of our players are from _ season. a lot of our players are from the — season. a lot of our players are from the championship, which is a demanding — from the championship, which is a demanding division to play in. so it is caught— demanding division to play in. so it is caught up— demanding division to play in. so it is caught up with us, there are no surprises— is caught up with us, there are no surprises we _ is caught up with us, there are no surprises we have picked up some knocks— surpr

there will be coordination here before we went, but in one direction now the ports of amsterdam rotterdamo us. ah, that's a gimmick. yes, and we are starting to reorient. we just open on the other side, and the ports are in friendly countries. we are making hubs there, and through these hubs we will also begin to carry cargo as far as the zherlitsky territory, export import cargo. and i believe that we will succeed, because we already see that our first sketches show that it works, and on the second of march on behalf of mikhail mishustin. and i headed the logistics headquarters and you know we are every day at 3:00. here i personally held a meeting on logistics for 3 hours the same day. we e decided about more than a two-layer thousand requests, maybe the enterprise was not ready. and i want to tell you that i’ve moved from the daily state from twice a week to no longer. even my deputies find practical issues. no, we cut that because there are no questions. why there is no question of the enterprise began to refocus. they understood, we gave them direction. they began to negotiate, we he

antwerp rotterdam hamburg 100-meter ship can carry up to 370 containers loading lasted a day timetable lines have been drawn up by the end of next month the next flight is scheduled for 4 july. so in general, i hope that everything will work and ease the tension associated with the inability to deliver bulk construction materials for kaliningrad, part of the freight traffic to the westernmost region of the country by land. on the way, the logistics of supplying the region was blocked by lithuania and four cargo ferries are urgently changing, they are already transporting sanctioned goods from the service to baltiysk, now the volume of cargo transportation by sea is increasing with the newest ferry. marshal rokossovsky this week. delivered to area cement bitumen. various building materials and diesel fuel, its exact copy of porogeneral. chernyakhovsky is now being completed and should come to baltiysk in september of this year, the russian government intends to subsidize sea freight tariffs. here will not exceed the rail in the month of july. all the documents will already be published,

know the rule about shipping, why basically refinersrs in houston are going to sell their oil to rotterdam, netherlands rather than new jersey because these these weird shipping regulations soird there are concrete steps. i see. joining us noww with reaction is former energy secretary and former texas governor rick perry, who knows a lot about this issue. governor , secretary, thanks so much for being hereth tonight . concrete steps that could be taken are availableth yet they will not and cannot do it in the white house. why? ou >> well, i think you heard the reasoning in the earlier section when you talked about the, the green new deal . they believe in this. i mean, they believe it's six dollars gas will stop people from using gasoline and all it's doing is killing the middle and lower class in this countryryer. to i went to a recycling facility over in fayette county, texas today and a guyuy just started in and he said, look, he said and this is a this is a guy who's working eight, 10 hoursg a day, putting in lots of hours ,not making much wages. and he's going to the grocery store and

page will be without at least five players for the match in rotterdam.emanding. so it has caught up is very demanding. so it has caught up with us so there is no surprises we have picked up some knocks. having said that, this is probably the most positive camp we have had. our objective was to qualify for the world cup. and with just two weeks to go until the start of wimbledon, britain's harriet dart has continued her fine form at the birmingham classic. dart was a wildcard at the event, and overcame camila osorio of colombia 6—2, 6—love to reach the last 16. she'll play simona halep who beat lesia tsurenko in straight sets. at queens, jack draper got a big win — beating the american fourth seed taylor fritz in straight sets. fritz is ranked 14 in the world and with the 6—3, 6—2 win, the 20 year old draper got his first victory over a top—20 player. he'll now play either france's quentin halys or finland's emil ruusuvuori in the next round. not so good for britain's number one cam norrie though — he was beaten by former world number three grigor dmitrov

. >> you're talking about the rule about shipping, why refiners in houston are going to sell to rotterdamones that clean out some of the froth. bring down things like housing that people need to come down. the rent is too darn high in many case. do you see recession as being inevitable this year or next >> i do not see recession being inevitable do we run a risk of recession? absolutely it's actually worse and more painful than inflation are you right to describe inflation like a tax it's a pain that we all share. what recessions do is really krober some families by decimating their incomes, their job prospects. and so my hope is that we can do is sploe is slow the economy without having a lot of people lose jobs there aren't enough people, we will run out eventually. what we have to do is bring this down slowly and to do that to st of bring down consumer demand. we need to see consumers shift their demand a little bit because they're still all hyped up by goods which is sort of a shift away from services towards goods that happened in the pandemic we haven't quite seen them go back towar

right now it is being fought far from paris, lisbon and rotterdam, but rockets and bombs are alreadyontation. quite west with america with the european union of us that is why we should be involved on the side of ukraine, a duty to our civilizations and our fundamental values, this issue is in our interests and now is the time for europeans to finally have democratic countries on the planet, the victory of ukraine battlefield and the ukrainians of victoria, the victory of ukraine will be our common victory. over authoritarianism and barbarism, business, as usual, especially the trade in ukrainian territories, is unacceptable. lithuanian citizens recently raised $5 million in 3 days for drones iraktar for the ukrainian army, the citizens of the czech republic are doing the same thing. i hope that the citizens of germany will also follow this example and buy at least 30 byraktars for ukraine, since germany is 30 times larger than small lithuania, and then the leadership of the chancellor, who will still be imperceptibly not needed. and here are the tasks that i am the lp of ukraine our

tonight's game is their fourth in ten days, before travelling to rotterdam to play the netherlands oncome back to rugby league. he has the option. he has the option. next week marks li0 years since the end of the falklands war — a conflict that saw almost 1,000 uk and argentinian soldiers killed in action. for many of those who survived, the ravages of war live on. post—traumatic stress disorder symptoms such as insomnia and heavy drinking are just some of the long term issues they've dealt with, as our special correspondent allan little reports. couldn't see my kids because i was a bit of a loose cannon, really. i weren't a nice person in them days and everything was taken away, you know, and it was hard. come on...come on. when paul bromwell came home from the falklands, his life fell apart. for years, he drank, he couldn't sleep, he was violent. when he realised others were also struggling, he founded valley veterans. whoa. i started helping other people, and that's what i've done ever since, and that's when i started to mend myself, as well. i started to get involved with the hors