per capita is 4 times higher in japan alter than in spain without gibraltar spain would be much weaker the mayor of the neighboring city law hopes that everything will continue as agreed. jed the big benefit or course he had to choose here in 2013 it took people 4 or 5 hours to get to and from gibraltar and we're talking about people who work there every day. people on both sides of the border are hoping that brags it won't harm their way of life. i feel very very sad as a european it's just very sad. if. starting saturday the e.u. flag will no longer fly here communities on both sides hope that will be the only change. back in britain itself days particularly poignant for those with close ties across the channel take for example the people of st margaret's it cliff one of the closest points between the u.k. and its neighbors friends. the white cliffs of dover for centuries they were a symbol of britain's power and independence and these days they take on special meaning especially for those living right here on the coast. margaret said cliff is a hamlet of 2500 people literally within

spain have this week's ties include spain againstjapan. spain have won the cup five times, all in the 90s, while japan had never wanted. their tea m while japan had never wanted. their team includes former world number one naomi osaka. she plays in the opening singles rubber and she has often struggled on clay. it is really hard to play against her on clay, so i know it is really going to be tough, and then i have to buy after that and i lost to her on clay. just a couple of really tough matches i think. i really love the team and i like playing in a group atmosphere, which is really rare for tennis. yeah, super excited. spain will be aiming to maintain their winning streak against japan. they won all three previous meetings, including a 3—to victory last year. this zio's fed cup will be the last for 31 yuan coloured suarez navarro and she is keen to go out on a high note. for me, it will be the last one at home, so we have really difficult time tomorrow. i play second and we played last year, but zarco wasn't there, i wasn't there, so h

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brigs it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts that are sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected has declared a national emergency devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop in season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the at the center of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted countries

and in spain ever since plans to cut hundreds of jobs i received a furious reaction. this is the day we have business on robots in ballin welcome along. u.s. services sector has registered its 1st drop in activity since 2013 was notable worsening in the section of the united states economy that includes finance during february according to research by test market it was also a slowdown in manufacturing output and will come as no surprise to hear part of the problem is the corona virus outbreak in china. well let's get more on this from our correspondents almost beat jose luis de haro so jose what exactly is behind these disappointing figures. so to you rob born to corona by result is starting to take a toll in a manufacturing and services sector is here in the united states for starters a 737 max a crisis house for boeing to halt the plane production and could end up a shaving up 2 percent each going to u.s. growth in the current quarter at these also affects both suppliers and airlines and speaking of airlines the industry it's getting hit on several fronts the $737.

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brigs it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region the latest country affected it's declared now a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world a swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severely impacted co

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are in. twined brings it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. in tennis serbia's novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria's dominic team and 5 set thriller on sunday as a team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest but djokovic proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag an 8th australian open title his 17th grand slam victory over all. of the countdown to sunday's super bowl is well and truly underway as miami plays host to the 54th edition of american football's greatest spectacle the kansas city chiefs take on the san francisco $49.00 ers but as ever there is a whole lot more than football to focus on with the super bowl comes to town. it's been a long weary waits for chiefs fans who are back in the super bowl for the 1st time in more than 50 years. and you know my life i've been waiting for this day for me it be here for years still in the back seat. me and i can't wait

they had to beat spain in their qualifying tournament in serbia, but lost 79 points to 69. they had already lost to china and south korea in belgrade, those two sides and spain have all qualified for the tokyo games. neil robertson leads graeme dott 5—2 in the opening session of the world grand prix final in cheltenham. robertson is playing in his third consecutive ranking final, having won the european masters a fortnight ago and he was runner—up at the german masters last weekend. they'll play to a finish tonight. that's all the sport for now.

and in spain any of us has plans to cut hundreds of jobs never seem to feel reus reaction. this is deja vu business on what some belive welcome along. u.s. services sector has registered its 1st stop in activity since 2013 there was a notable worsening in the section of the united states economy that includes finance retail during february according to research by i.h.s. markets there is also a slowdown in manufacturing house for its income is no surprise to us here part of the problem is the corona virus outbreak in china. well let's get more on this from our correspondent on wall street jose luis de haro so jose what exactly is behind these disappointing figures. so truly rob born to corona virus are starting to take a toll in a manufacturing and services sectors here in the united states for starters does 737 max a crisis house have for just going to halt the plane production and could end up a shaving up to percentage point to u.s. growth in the current quarter at these also affects both suppliers and airlines and speaking of airlines the industry it's getting the heat

the whatever in spain and we wish the spaniards good luck. why do you think a carnival or procession like this actually happened do you think that it is just the listeners from paypal or a deliberate attempt to offend what you think. you know i think that there is a limit isn't very very deeply rooted in the european culture in the european mindset in the local it's a part of christianity also and yes you see this coming form under the ashes once in a while here and there in many places in your pursuit in caricatures in the newspapers you see it in jokes in the internet yes we're used to this and yes we are wishing all your good luck with the new migration which actually erases the nature of your . is there a way that the holocaust could be remembered. in a way that you think it would be appropriate. look the holocaust happened only because the european nations allowed it to happen because nobody knew even little the english and not the russians the americans and not other countries bombed the concentration camps and the extermination camps m

and in spain airbus has plans to cut hundreds of jobs every sympathy arias reaction. this is deja vu business on what's been learned long . u.s. services sector has registered its 1st drop in activity since 2013 there was a notable worsening in the section of the united states economy that includes finance and retail joining february according to research by i.h.s. market there's also a slowdown in manufacturing output because no surprise to us here part of the problem is the corona virus outbreak in china. well let's get more on this from our correspondent on wall street jose luis de haro so jose what exactly is behind these disappointing figures. certainly rob boring in the corner by was are starting to take a toll in the manufacturing and services sectors here in the united states for starters deserving 37 mags crises house for just going to hold the plane production and could end up a shaving up to percentage point to u.s. growth in the current quarter at these also for. airlines and speaking of the industry it's getting here on several fronts the 737 max ground d

we picked out one of the main daily papers in spain but all of the papers in spain have this on theirfront of the papers in spain have this on their front page. the mobile world congress cancelled. if you did not know what the event was before today you do know. it is an important industry event began with mobile phones but all take players come to barcelona every year. 110,000 people rock up in the city so it is vital for barcelona. 500 million euros of wealth is generated during the event and it is suddenly cancelled. the people and the authorities in barcelona, the mayor, they say they have had a couple of cases, nothing to be concerned about. and that is of coronavirus? exactly. but the pressure is coming from big corporations saying they do not feel comfortable sending stuff there. they have responsibility to their staff and they say we cannot put you in this environment. big chinese companies had already pull back numbers of people coming and begun to wonder whether it was sensible for them to be

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brings it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. in tennis serve years novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria's dominic team in a 5 set thriller on sunday team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest but djokovic proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag an 8th australian open title his 17th grand slam victory overall. meantime the countdown to sunday's super bowl is well and truly underway as miami plays host to the 54th edition of american football's greatest spectacle the kansas city chiefs take on the san francisco $49.00 ers but as ever there's a whole lot more than football to focus on when the super bowl comes to town. it's been a long weary waits for chiefs fans who are back in the super bowl for the 1st time in more than 50 years. and it is you know my life i've been waiting for this day for be it the years for him still in the back seat. and i can't wait for you to. 'd s

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brigs it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world a swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. the land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. so we depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october cropping season i mean. swarming by the billions locust poses a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brings it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. well the horn of africa is still struggling to cope with a massive infestation of locusts sweeping the region somalia is the latest country affected it's declared a national emergency as the insects devastate farmland and food supplies in one of the poorest and most vulnerable parts of the world the swarm of locusts 1st hit in kenya over a week ago. land and livelihoods at risk farmers wrestling with the impact of climate change are now trying to defend their crops against desert locusts. depend heavily on the farming season we have to but the one beginning in april is short and not as productive we worry that the locus will destroy our harvest and we end up remaining hungry through the rest of the year waiting for the october crop and season. swarming by the billions locust pose a grave threat to food security throughout the horn of africa kenya the epicenter of the infestation ethiopia and somalia are the most severe

an olympic place is now out of reach for great britain's basketballers after defeat to spain ends their hopes of a trip to tokyo. some people look adult i think we should be here, we are here, we made a statement, i am very proud of my team. hello and welcome along to sportsday. we'll start with the cricket, as england have drawn the one day series against south africa, after winning the final odi by two wickets in johannesburg. england should have wrapped it more comfortably, with captain eoin morgan admitting that it was disappointing to just limp over the line. with all the details, here's adam wild. in south africa today is pink day, raising money for charity and having a party. even the players got to dress up. this was south african captain quinton de kock getting proceedings under way. few parties pass without someone falling out. here it began with van der dussen getting out. lbw, said the umpire. van der dussen was given another chance, video replays haven't been working properly. south africa, a reprieve, moeen ali moments later had a last word. a final flourish took south afr

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brigs it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim influence over the territory. in tennis serbia's novak djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open after defeating austria as dominant team in a 5 set thriller on sunday recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest but joke which proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bad and 8th australian open title his 17 grand slam victory overall. all the countdown to sunday's super bowl is well and truly underway as miami plays host to the 54th edition of american football's greatest spectacle the kansas city chiefs take on the san francisco 49 ers but as ever there is a whole lot more than football to focus on when the super bowl comes to town. it's been a long weary wait for chiefs fans who are back in the super bowl for the 1st time in more than 50 years. and if you know my life i've been waiting for this day for 50 years i am still in the back seat. me and i can't wait for you to. 'd see sunday's contest sees them tak

more than half of gibraltar's workforce comes from spain their economies are intertwined brings it could now offer madrid a chance to reclaim. influence over the territory. tennis news now and serbia's novak tofik djokovic has been crowned the men's australian open champion after defeating austria has done when a team in a 5 set thriller on sunday team recovered from a set down to take an unexpected lead in the contest the joke of it proved too strong sealing the final 2 sets to bag and 8th australian open title his 17th grand slam victory over all. 3rd time basia darkman crushed union berlin 5 nil it is their 3rd consecutive win in the bunda sega they have dazzled since the winter break with their new striker finding himself in fine for 5. mins january signing alling holand is the man of the moment having scored 5 goals in his 1st 2 matches for the club but don't have plenty of young talent and another 19 year old shooting star in their ranks got them off the mark against on your own beilin jade and sam show scoring for a 3rd consecutive match is now the youngest player ever to reach 25

no, we have no voice in spain. no, we have no voice in spain because we are not spanish nationals that we can't vote here, and now because we are living here and not in an uk, we also can't vote in the uk, so basically we are completely silenced out and there will be hundreds and hundreds of thousands of people that are in the same situation with have literally got no vote anywhere now. a quick question, some british systems are open —— opting to take a spanish citizenship. you have. would you? no, iwouldn't, simply because i am proud to be british. and i have got no need to stop being british. as long asi to stop being british. as long as i can carry on living, working, earning a living here, travelling, which i will be able to, i am still british. thank you very much for talking to us. as paige was saying, that uncertainty is going to last quite a long time, in particular the people with affected a re particular the people with affected are those back page who live and work across the eu and there are more th

it was like spain, it was always spain not russia, not ukraine. it was spain, a photo of giuliani with a huge bullfighter. that right there. two bullfighter's, giuliani and trump and that's where the russian messages were sent, it was spain the whole time. greg: i had no idea. >> impeachment too, go to spain. this is not going anywhere. greg: it is going to be great. >> i'm telling you spain. [laughter] greg: i wonder who's going to inject the. >> impeachment to. >> we are going to have fun with this one to. >> it'll burned into my brain forever about romney. when i look at mitt romney i see stone washed jeans with cleats. [laughter] there actually not even jeans their denim trousers. he is the dude at the daytona 500 walking around asking the drivers were the door handle is. [laughter] but you know what, i look at him, he's a dork. you know that trump has made every other republican senator a total bad. lindsey graham has a posture where he's like, say what, say what, bring it. in mitt romney is standing there with his thumb up his. greg: some mi

eventually spain's dominance in the new world began to wane. in 16007 english settlers landed further up the east coast in what is now the state of virginia. after entering chesapeake bay 3 ships sailed up the james river. the passengers were supposed to build a fort for a new settlement jamestown. for people seeking a better life across the atlantic the virginia company of london offered free passage and return for work in the new colonies. after up to 7 years of indentured servitude they were given the right to settle on land assigned to them by the company. the english founded a succession of colonies along the east coast all the way up to modern day boston. jamestown eventually florist for the virginia company it soon became a worthwhile investment. the settlers also planted tobacco which grew so well bit virginia tobacco is still the most popular in the world. the europeans are the discovery of tobacco to the native americans who used its leaves for medicinal purposes. but treated snakebites with them and all manner of disease. in 1620 the

when joe was five, his father moved the family to his native spain. eventually, the family emigrated to the united states and settled in miami. >> during my late teens, 20s, i i wanted to live this perfect american dream that we all see on tv. you make it big, make my father proud of me. it was so surreal when i was arrested. no one thought that i would be sent to death row. at the police station, they threw these cassette tapes at me, and they said, "we have your confession." and i said, "what?" i was shocked and just kept thinking, "wow, this is another one of my ex-wife's phone calls." >> joe had met sloane in miami in the spring of 1992. >> sloane would sing karaoke and i fell for her right away. >> within just a few weeks, the young couple was married. >> in the beginning, she gave me my two beautiful daughters. but i was young, thought i would still have the vip-type life and then come home to the kids and to the wife. i couldn't cope with being a parent and a husband, and i began to be unfaithful. >> joe relocated his family to tampa and became

0bviously, there in spain about the coronavirus? obviously, as people travel internationally, the concern is that it will spread to many, many countries? yes, i think there is a certain amount of concern, partly because as you say there is a lot of travel, a lot of people come on holiday to spain, it is one of the biggest holiday destinations in the world. and there is a big chinese community here as well, so, people travelling to and from china. having said that, the local authorities in the balearic islands, for example, this weekend, have been saying that people should keep calm, that there is no reason to panic, but they have begun the protocol that is required in this sort of case, where they start looking at people that the infected man has been in contact with over the last few days, who else he might have infected. but at the moment i would say there is a cautious calm in spain. the two cases we have had so far have not been on the mainland, they have been on the canary islands and the balearic islands. guy hedgecoe in madri

great performers against spain, however britain ultimately has no answer to the spanish accuracy or the intensity and it was the european champions who took the win at olympic place, 79—69. a missed opportunity, super disappointed, frustrated. ifeel like i literally gave everything i had, i am exhausted. spain are champions, one of the top teams in the world, but i am very proud of my team, we came out and we fought until the end, we didn't get a ticket, i am sorry. but i am proud we fought every game. given the lack of support and investment, it was impressive the british women got to this stage of 0lympic qualification but they know that a victory would have been enough to potentially boost the sport that little bit further forward. they do have important qualifiers later in the year for the euro basket but they may have to take those on with out some of the best senior players, some considering their future in the sport. that's all from sportsday. just before we go, a reminder of our top story as england beat south africa by two wickets to level up their one day series. the t20 ser

yeah, so, i mean, you have permanent residency here in spain. yeah, that's right. but are you clear about how things go forward now, how you're going to secure your status in spain? no, no, we have no idea yet what documentation we're going to need, how we're going to go about getting it. the brits that are here that haven't got residency yet, how they're even going to go about getting work, what paperwork they'll need for that, if they can apply for the residency now — we just don't know. it's the uncertainty that's actually going to scare people more than the actual brexit itself, it's the not knowing and being in a bit of limbo. and this is something we've heard from british citizens up and down the coast here who simply aren't clear in their mind about how things will work now. is it something that's also impacting your business here? yeah, like, we haven't noticed any great impacts yet, but the worry is how it might affect it. so all the british products that we sell, are we still going to be able to get them? are we going to get them, but there's going to h

what effect is the relationship currently having on spain? we see a lot of talk about digital taxes being imposed. do you see europe sticking together on these key areas as it negotiates the united states? ms. gonzalez: in the area of international trade, the european union negotiates on behalf of all number states, and does that on the basis of a mandate. we have given the european commission a mandate to do that. they engage in a discussion with the united states. as long as we keep it like this, defend ourable to interests. that is what has happened up we willw, and i think continue to invest in ensuring the european voice is one mouth, one message, strong. guy: ok. but we are seeing, for instance, france going out on its own. do you see that is problematic in terms of the unity you are talking about? i agree with trade. theoretically, there is only one voice which is coming out of europe. but on the other hand, there are other areas which are company hitting matters, in which europe is not unified -- which are complicating matters, in whi

, four hotel, and unprecedented access. night break in italy or spain, four hotel, and unprecedented accessm could end up being turned into to exude you end up quarantined and stuck there. that's the concern. the first anxiety is an idea a lot of people around the world have that if you go to one of these coronavirus hit countries, you will catch the virus and secondly, you will sadly day. most of those are unlikely. the other worry is particular for people with family, business commitments, do we really want to take the chance that we might be locked up in a cruise ship injapan or a hotel in tenerife in spain? where does this leave the passenger in this current state of uncertainty? if you are looking at a pre—booked a trip in the next few weeks perhaps, saying i don't particular want to go on the strip of the airline are still flying, it still going ahead, where does that leave your rights? what about insurance? unfortunately, if your own government is warning against going to your particular destination, normally the travel company, a vacation firm or an airline, will say ok, yo

, if there are several flights flights going to spain, if there are severalflights going, flights going to spain, if there are several flights going, they will cut the numbers of flights so it is still possible to fly but people will be pushed into a smaller number of planes. british airways has also offered the chance for people who have booked to change the date on which they fly so they can fly at a different time to escape the storm itself. edinburgh airport, they say they haven't got any disruption so far but they, like a lot of other airports around the country, are keeping a very careful eye on what is happening. berries, we know that seven ferries have been cancelled, these are p&0, on routes going across the irish sea from liverpool to dublin. and on the trains also, there is some disruption there on there is some disruption there on the networks, speed reductions, reductions of timetables and actually on routes in the west highlands in scotland, they are saying they had suspended their services because they are so worried, they are talking about winds which could be in excess

they face spain tomorrow. that's all the sport. bye for now. a group of senior conservatives is urging fellow tory mps to challenge borisjohnson's decision to give the chinese technology firm huawei a role in building the uk's 5g mobile networks. in a letter, severalformer cabinet ministers say there are alternative options which would not compromise national security. the government insists the decision was taken following a rigorous review and huawei's involvement in 5g would be limited. sir iain duncan smith explained why he's concerned about the decision. we are at a point where we need now to make a decision and the decision is a long—term decision, notjust on 5g but on 6g which is the big breakthrough, as to whether or not you have an organisation from a country that is an aggressor in terms of cyber warfare and a company that is clearly totally and utterly in the hands of the chinese government who demand absolute obedience on these matters. joining me now from his home in buckinghamshire is adrian barnard, a telecoms and technology in

to ditch its budget rules with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain board member states are considering taking on board debt to drive the fight against the disease. also on the show buyers says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits over the we kill a round up. and cash strapped cuba begin selling used cars if only average cubans could afford them. this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin it's good to have you with us taurus numbers are down and concerns are rising across europe the spread of the coronavirus is already hitting economies across the continent many of them dependent on chinese tourists who haven't been coming for weeks now with local cases of the virus also on the rise in italy spain and germany for example more governments are considering debt heavy stimulus packages a top official has now signaled approval. hour is a must for tourists visiting paris afterwards they might go on a shopping spree normally there's a long line in front of the louisville store on the show i'm so b

to loosen its budget rules with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain more member states are considering taking on more debt to drive the battle against the disease. also on the show buyers says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits over the we kill or round up. and cash strapped cuba began selling used cars if only the average cuban could afford them. this is your business report and i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us tourists numbers are down and concerns are rising across europe the spread of the coronavirus is already hitting economies across the continent many of them dependent on chinese tourists who haven't been coming for weeks now with local cases of the virus also on the rise in italy spain and germany more governments are considering debt heavy stimulus packages a top e.u. official has now signaled approval. the eiffel tower is a must for tourists visiting paris afterwards they might go on a shopping spree normally there's a long mine in front of the louis vuitton store on t

to loosen its budget rules with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain more member states are considering taking on more debt to drive the battle against the disease. also on the show buyers says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits over the we kill a round up. and cash strapped cuba began selling used cars if only the average cuban could afford them. this is your business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin it's good to have you with us tourists numbers are down and concerns are rising across europe the spread of the coronavirus is already hitting economies across the continent many of them dependent on chinese tourists who haven't been coming for weeks now with local cases of the virus also on the rise in italy spain and germany more governments are considering debt heavy stimulus packages a top e.u. official has now signaled approval for the eiffel tower is a must for tourists visiting paris afterwards they might go on a shopping spree normally there's a long line in front of the louisville store on the

usually it a tt ra cts in barcelona, spain. usually it attracts something like 109,000 attendees, it is sort of a chance of these companies do lay out their store for the year. the big product launches and set the tone for the year. now that is going to have to be delayed because of concerns about the coronavirus. that is michelle fleury. the chinese grand prix is another event due to take place in shanghai in april but that has been postponed. formula 1 tells us the decision has been made to ensure the health and safety of drivers, staff and fans. staying with the virus, fears of a wider outbreak has sparked panic buying of certain products in places like hong kong and right here in singapore. take a look at theirs. this is a store here in singapore, essentially nervous shoppers emptying cells in supermarkets stocking up on canned goods, facemasks and toilet paper. it prompted singaporean officials do assure “— it prompted singaporean officials do assure —— to assure citizens there would be adequate supplies in case th

is also coming up with case numbers growing in italy germany and spain more and more e.u. member states are considering taking on more debt to fight the economic fallout from the coronavirus epidemic. and german chemicals giant bio posts better than expected profits for 29 teams but remains in tangled you know a massive wave of costly lawsuits over the weeks kill that brown dot. com to do business like a johnson berlin good to have you with us i was starting with a look on the markets european stocks opened 2 percent down this morning due to mounting concerns about the spread of coronavirus on the continent the virus is highlighting the fragility of the global economy affecting the circulation of shipping containers interrupting supply chains and affecting consumer confidence and the biggest losers right now are airlines easy jet has seen its share price plummet losing 20 percent of its value since last thursday's close though it's not the worst affected you know we've seen a 38 percent decline in its share price over the same period. of the groan a virus has also reached

thousands of farmers have been staging mass protests in spain against what they say is a crisis in the agricultural sector farmers claim supermarkets have kept food prices too low to cover the cost of production spain is $1.00 of western europe's biggest agricultural producers. now police here in germany have arrested 12 men following a series of raids targeting members of the far right network the men are suspected of planning attacks on politicians asylum seekers and muslims the raids are part of a crackdown by german officials an individual suspected of promoting far right extremism investigators raided this house near oxburgh as well as 12 other locations in 6 german states the federal prosecutor's office has accused 5 men of forming a right wing terrorist group 8 others are accused of providing them with support on friday afternoon the federal prosecutor ordered the detention of 12 of the men they allegedly exchanged information in chat groups. informants who according to our information in these chat groups they discussed killing a politician or carrying out an attack on a mosque

with the case numbers growing in italy germany and spain and more and more what you member states are considering taking on more debt to fight to the economic fallout from the coronavirus epidemic. and also on the show bias says its chairman is stepping down early as the company continues to wrangle with tens of thousands of lawsuits of the wheat killa around town. welcome to the business life from berlin i want to jones good to have you with us fears of an epidemic has investors on edge in asia where japanese markets continue to this sell off for the fed today running the nikkei was down more than 2 percent on fears the olympic games may be called off however in china there maybe is some cause for hope markets are up on news that the country is seeing fewer deaths from coronavirus and that as a central bank announced stimulus measures designed to offset the economic fallout from the virus. and more let's bring in our correspondent in taipei it suits. the epidemic seems to be under control inch high and has business returned to normal then. well the government's figure would tell you

longer spain as we know it so how do you resolve those tensions at the heart of democracy when you have people participating in the see who project fundamentally the system itself and look for their own freedom people go to vote and they vote for one option and i can assure you that. 2 months later they say they don't represent me. that you didn't happen before so they all did you do would say well you vote for me let me do my policy no they say no i am the one who will decide so they disallowed call for participation in these talks sense of frustration from the people in and the other the reason they go to the street and this is very very very very serious because if you lose institution and you let everybody spread in a permanent manner your frustration your desired your right even from time to go to last through the only way to really mobilize and to legitimize certain rights ok but others said time we don't cannibalize all that into a certain institution we really have a lot of difficulties but new technologies come provides her turn participatory mechanism for as president in a muc

in spain extremely stressful wait. while the plight of the stray koalas and kangaroos has been attracting the world's attention conservationists are rushing to rescue other lesser known animals which are at risk of extinction. the wildlife loss has come into waves the 1st of the animals that died in the quietness and the 2nd is playing out right now as those that survive to battle it out so whatever food is left it's also become a hunting ground with a cover provided by trees and all the it's now gone leaving little protection from predators. alive. i'm meeting with wildlife ecologist pat hodges he's hoping one of the world's most vulnerable species the kangaroo island does not. you know about 200 metres away probably from a stroll is a big breakfast animal that was going to the. pats been studying the small mouth like marsupial for more than 5 g.'s so the kangaroo on its part of the does your own family which has got a whole lot of different species within it so the tasmanian targa was was was related to those guys in

from iran to spain's canary islands. this hotel in tenerife has been locked down after a visiting italian doctor tested positive. hundreds of tourists being confined to the hotel grounds. and we've heard from one of them. we just have to stay in the hotel. we cannot leave the hotel. we can walk around the grounds, sit on the sun loungers, but there is a cordon around the hotel and the police. there's also been a confirmed case in barcelona. this is the latest from spain's health minister. translation: there are three reported cases, there is no confirmed community transmission so far in our country, in spain, and therefore we continue to think that we are in a scenario of containment of coronavirus in spain and that the most effective is to strengthen all these measures for early detection. to austria and a hotel in the city of innsbruck in the alps has been locked down. you can see police streaming into the building and people being blocked from going in or out — that's because an italian receptionist working there ha

and thatis canary islands and spain. and that is what is confusing about some of the health messaging. on one hand we are told it is like flu but on the other hand we are getting dramatic quarantines in ten cities in northern italy and then something like this here in tenerife. first reported case brazil today as well. so there are many things we are still learning about this. because of the nature of how much we travel and how easy travel is, it adds to the difficulty in tracing and containing the spread of it. and also the fact that we are not exactly sure if people can carry the disease without showing symptoms, how long they may have it before the symptoms start to manifest. so the cdc in the united states yesterday warned that it is coming to the united states and we should be prepared for dramatic changes. that said, for most people, the prevailing thinking at the moment is that this will be a flulike, ammonia —like symptoms in most people will get it and carry on and survive but there is the dramatic headlines w

the signing must be a free agent or already playing in spain. they wouldn't be allowed to play in uefa competition. so, in barca's case, braithwaite won't play in the champions league. but you can't help but think leganes have got a pretty raw deal here. some final thoughts here. journalist ben haywood... and the player at the centre of it all, here's what he had to say. ijust want i just want to say hi out to eve ryo ne i just want to say hi out to everyone of you. i am really excited to be here at your club and i can't wait for the future and all the trophies were going to win and moments we are going to share together. i cannot wait to see all of you. enjoy. so, martin braithwaite — he's gone from second bottom in la liga to second top. so, gavin, one person in this situation who is happy. i think he is doing well out of the deal. thank you. so, as promised let's get a check on the latest in the europa league now. five british clubs are in action, in the first legs of their knockout ties. manchester united and celtic underway as we speak. y

holders liverpool are in spain preparing to take on athletico madrid in the champions league last 16. where they'll have fond memories, after lifting the trophy there last season. austin halewood joins me now. a big night in store for liverpool. it has been a great season so far, the winter break for european football is officially over. the champions league is back now. now, it's beenjust over 8 months since liverpool lifted the trophy in the wanda metropolitano stadium in madrid. they're back there again tonight, at the scene of their greatest triumph, underjurgen klopp so far — but the atmosphere might be a bit more hostile as they take on home side athletico. now liverpool managerjurgen klopp says this is one of the most difficult away fixtures for any professional footballer. but a huge part of this tie is all going to be about the tactical battle between the managers — they're two of the most animated coaches in football. but klopp says he's nothing compared to his opposite number, diego simeone. people say about me that i am emotional at the sideline. i would say i am emoti

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