w. jack pat at the european parliament in strasburg. thanks very much. well, it's to northern ireland now where ongoing disputes over breaks it trade issues reviving old tensions in the streets. pro british groups. there are angry about restrictions on goods sent from the rest of the u. k. w. 's big mass reports from belfast where supports a paramilitary groups is resurfacing these people want to remain heart of the united kingdom. the protest march runs along the outskirts of spells false and was forbidden by the police. but they are demonstrating nonetheless, because they feel the british government has given up on northern ireland. we have no, i got a partition direction, something the people in there have for, for, for hundreds of years is the roomy and part of the united kingdom. and now we find ourselves divided from the united kingdom with no consent were produced by blood. but the blood, the flow sure begins, but as our possession of the united kingdom, no, we're no longer a part of you need a kingdom for the part of it. because our constitutiona

i'm not joined by the w corresponding jack park in brussels. jack, why was it so important to you to hold these german carmakers to account? i well, this case is a by competition and their actions in competition. the european commissioner, who is this for competition, margaret of esther said that this is actually about the green deal about trying to make your it the 1st climate neutral concept by continent, 520502050. that's the aim. essentially. what these 5 call me because they're alleged to have done is to have sat down and had regular technical assess discussions to prevent special technology from reducing emissions in diesel cause there is a thing called ad blue. it is a liquid that goes into a tank in a car and it is put into the emissions as the car is driving forward. and it reduces the nitrous oxide emissions into the atmosphere. what the car companies relate to have done is to have limited the, the size and the usage of those tangs in such a way an agreed to have done so that would meet the bare minimum you legal standard . so it mean

let's get more less from d w corresponding to jack park in, in brussels. welcome a jack. so the interesting, that's this case sort of fits on 2 planks of european policy competition and the green new do hi. so yeah, it does indeed. and what's interesting in that press conference from margaret of s dash she even, i lined really that while this is under competition law and that's why that bringing it in. and under the competition portfolio. the reason that they're doing this is to ensure that you're the, comes to continents to be climate neutral by 2050, which is the use big ambition by what happened here. essentially, the economy has decided the european commission has signed and they have tacitly accepted by agreeing to settle for this 875000000 euros. some that when diesel calls are produced, these 5 companies have regular technical meetings to agree to only put in these tiny filled with something called blue, which is mixed with the emissions when the car is driving and then comes eyes to reduce the nitrous oxide. that's going into the atmosphere. they agreed to limit t

going to reach that 2050 climate neutral go expected in the coming weeks. w's correspondent jack park in brussels. thank you, jack. please in the netherlands, have arrested to suspect so his shooting of permanent investigative journalists, peter, the fries, the man i do in court on friday, the authorities are investigating links to the phrase reporting on a large criminal gun. european leaders say his shooting was also an attack on press freedom. peter de fries is known for exposing the dutch underworld, sometimes digging up evidence to help bring justice to victims and speaking out for survivors. now, the investigative journalist live in an amsterdam hospital fighting for his life by check. this surveillance footage shows de vries walking down a nearly empty street moments before he was attacked. a gunman shot him up to 5 times, including once in the head, people who had come to the scene of the crime, to lay flower, to think of his contribution to dutch society, and to pray for his recovery. to think of all the subjects in the past years and his opinion, he's his work contributed to

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and for more now i'm joined by the w correspondent, jack parents in brussels. good to see jack. i mean, this basically implicates the entire german auto industry. you talk to me a little bit about why the, you felt that it was so important then to hold these car makers responsible i bet who really what this is about actually is about the use green ambitions. and what they've used in this case is competition law to crack down on the comma because as we heard in the report, this is about the blue, it's a tank that is inserted into diesel cause that essentially injects the blue liquid as the into the source as the cars are driving down the road and reduces the amount of nitrous oxide that is entering into the atmosphere. what the commission find was that these companies had agreed through technical and regular discussions to limit the size of the blue times that were in that cause. and limit the ability of the work is able to do while this is obviously considered an a front you competition laws because it prevented innovation prevented other carmakers from being able to value and g

or let's go now to d, w report, jack perry, he is in amsterdam. good evening to you jack. so how is amsterdam? how are the netherlands reacting to the death of peter devries? good evening brand. well here, the site where he was shot 9 days ago. people have been gathering, they are here to pay their respects they, there's a really sort of powerfully still atmosphere right now. a number of people have been coming to deliver flowers down the site. exactly where he was shot with 5 gunshots, 9 days ago. hit right. and sent from i'm, as you mentioned, just after he had given a report on television, he died in a hospital not too far away from his family, released the statement saying that they that he had food hard. but his had succumbed and lost his battle to those injuries. this is a massive case have in the netherlands shocked everybody. the dutch prime minister mar ritter, responding to the news of his death, said that it was almost incomprehensible that this had happened in that country. and in general, what more do we know tonight about the suspects and the motives in the s

the little guys tried to dig out corruption and really expose the worst parts of society get to w as jack pack that in to them. thank you jack. ill and pick start next week and talk you. i'm making only that 2nd appearance in the games is south saddam. in 2090 the south sudanese running team went to japan to acclimatize train and pursue their lim, picked dream for 2020. that was 2 years ago and they're still there. chris harrington tells you why the the cells sudanese team got a head start when they came to japan. and even though koby 19 put the game on hold for one year, the team never left. what's the reason why we have to see the mission we can for you've never done over the past year, the team have immerse themselves in japanese culture. they've taken language lessons and are part of the local community, thanks to donations in tax revenue. the teams host city, my boss, he raised $300000.00 us dollars to support the athletes. some of it even came through this vending machine. but being far away from home, this challenge. if you're doing something, then you have to be always ready to be

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w reporter jack paris. he is in amsterdam. good evening to you, jack. so how is amsterdam? how are the netherlands reacting to the death of peter de vries? good evening brand. well here, the site where he was shot 9 days ago, people have been gathering. they are here to pay their respects. they are really sort of powerfully still atmosphere right now. a number of people have been coming to deliver flowers down the site exactly where he was shot with 5 gunshots, 9 days ago. hit right. and then trumps. as you mentioned, just after he had given a report on dutch television, he died in a hospital not too far away from his family, released the statement saying that they that he had food hard. but he had to come and lost his battle to those injuries. this is a massive case here in the netherlands, has shocked everybody. the dutch prime minister mot, router re responding to the news of his death, said that it was almost incomprehensible that this had happened in that country. and jack, what more do we know tonight about the suspects and the motives in the shooting? well, 2 suspect

out corruption and really expose the worst parts of the dutch society guys to w stuck pack that in amsterdam. thank you jack. sports who is now the lympics start next week in tokyo and making only the 2nd appearance in the games is south. sit down. so in 20192 years ago, the south sydney's running team went to japan to climate time train and pursue their limping dream. 2022 years later, they're still here. c, w, as chris harrington knows, why that's the the sell sudanese team got to head start when they came to japan. and even though koby 19 put the game on hold for one year, the team never left. the reason why we have to see the mission we can for you've never done over the past year, the team have immerse themselves in japanese culture. they've taken language lessons and are part of the local community, thanks to donations in tax revenue. the teams host city, my boss, he raised $300000.00 us dollars to support the athletes. some of it even came through this vending machine. but being far away from home is challenging. if you're doing something, then you have to be always ready to be no matter what this up

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w. correspond jack park in brussels. jack, why is it? was it so important to you to hold these german carmakers to account? hi there. well, the european commissioner for competition and the executive vice president says that really this is a by the green deal. and they are showing that they will enforce the companies call make a specifically, must adhere to the greenest practices that they possibly can. now this case sensors all around ad blue technology, this is a liquid that is inserted into diesel car emissions as they are, as the car is moving forward. and it says you reduces the amount of harmful nitrous oxide that enters the at the atmosphere as the car is going forward. what these companies are alleged to have done is to agree and sit time for regular technical discussions. the european commission says, in order to limit the size of the tanks of this flu technology that are going into the absolute minimum of the astrological standards that are expected of them. the european commission says that it's they stifled in innovation that