romania has already suffered the consequences. i am visiting a scientist who is going to show me photos of another gold mine. there was a cyanide disaster here in the early 1970's. the dam broke, he says. he supports the opponents of the mine. toxic mud flooded the village. during the communist dictatorship, no one was permitted to talk about the cyanide catastrophe and its victims. these photos were found later in secret police archives. i am driving south. after decades of gold mining with cyanide, this is what the place looks like today. he survived the disaster. he lives at the site and remembers what happened. "they were all drowned in the mud and i could not pull them out," he says. "i tried, but i got stuck in the poisonous mud as well. it was really thick and sticky. the clothes they had on were practically burned off of their bodies. they were naked. the cyanide and rock mix came down from up there. -- up there." i am back. there was gold mining here during communist times. i meet up with one of the last people employed a

not leaving romania because i don't like my country. rather because of the poor system and pay here. >> many are hoping the lifting of labor or sections could benefit all sides. germany has long suffered fro please stand by please stand by of workers from abroad. european freedoms make up the core of our notion of europe. the freedom of movement is vital to european integration. this is something that germany has benefited from immensely and certainly more than others. the head of the conservative bavarian sister party has warned a policy could prove costly for germany. >> what we don't want and this was addressed in our election program as well is in the coalition agreement between the conservatives and the democrats is integration directed towards the social welfare system. others argue that those concerns are ill founded. figures released by the german institute for employment research show unemployment among romanians and bulgarians living in germany is lower than the national average. >> what can germany expect in the weeks and mon

romania has already suffered the consequences. when visiting row will morris on he's a scientist and he's going to show me photos of another gold mine south of russia month. there was a cyanide disaster during your early nineteen seventies this is good and the dam broke year says role he supports the opponents of the mind. toxic mud lead in the village of jared touch during the communist dictatorship of like church or school. no one was permitted to talk about the sinai catastrophe in its victims. these photos were felled leader in secret police archives. dr excels torture touch. after decades of gold mining with cyanide this is what the place looks like today. sheila e u and survived the disaster. he leaves the side and remembers what happens. but it only costs. she wore old ramadan the month. and i couldn't pull them out he sends you like try it but what i got stuck in the poisonous might as well because it might take place. that and that's the view was really thick and sticky dough. the show for the top the close today. no one

sue live residents of romania. and to bulgaria to the rest of the european union. it's created quite a stir across the channel in the uk to talk about how it's affected things in germany in a moment. first though let's say hello once again to our guests teeth at school who heads the european migration and diversity program at the brussels based european policy center in on bass and spokesperson for the new goal is to do. it could be partly sunny and humid. it was the chair of the flock day on the voice of the keys to the rumors are all moms who roams the rooms and chicken many people. um we were talking and just before the break about some of you showing some of those reactions in the name of a free market to give you one which is the comments for minding its readers that the tories in power now argued for sophie and bucharest to join the eu having an editorial that draws out the welcome at the bulgarians and romanians the going will be rough and fairest has too many waves of immigration palace before too long you'll be folded comfortably into british society. clos

i'm not leaving romania because i don't like my country. for the people it was the same event but rather because of the court system than any year. and the last time anybody. many are hoping the lifting of restrictions could benefit all signs germany has long suffered from a shortage of skilled workers. in a newspaper interview john and foreign minister steinmeier highlight of the advantages of attracting workers from abroad. european regions make uphe color the nations of europe. what does freedom of movement is vital to european integration. this is something gemini has benefited from commencing unsettling much more than others. close a hole for the headstones america's conservative bavarian sister party the csu as one of the policy could prove costly for gemini. last year. he's warm and it's what we don't want to and this was addressed in our election program as well as in the coalition agreement between the conservatives and the social democrats is integration directed towards the social welfare system. in his hotel room. others argue t

opens its doors to romania and bulgaria immigrants lifting seven year old restrictions and causing many and britain to worry about a possible influx. and fun and games lead to serious injury and death with us police dealing with a spread of random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of gang initiation. eleven pm in moscow i met très a very good to have you with us our top story this hour thousands of security officers flooded the russian city of volgograd following two terror attacks in as many days they're trying to find those responsible and stop a possible third act of terror from taking place this suicide bombings claimed the lives of thirty four people and left dozens wounded doctors still fighting to save the lives of two critically wounded young girls who were brought to moscow for more special care are. reports. their russian children's clinical hospital it's one of the best such hospitals in the country and the girls are both being treated here now the nine year old received her injuries during the first blast that took place in volgograd on the twenty ninth of

citizens of romania and bulgaria who want to work in the rest of the eurozone previously had to apply for work permits or special authorization. since the start of 2014, those rules no longer apply. starting on january 1, they can now move freely among other member states shown herein green. now, croatia is the only eu country remaining with work restrictions on its citizens. bulgarians and romanians no longer need specific permits to work in france. despite warnings of a wave of emigration from the two poorest countries in the eurozone, some officials say there is nothing to fear. >> there are only 90,000 people from bulgaria and romania. we are not expecting more to come all at once. 2000 eight, romanians and bulgarians have already benefited from -- since 2008, romanians and bulgarians have already benefited from likened restrictions. -- from lightened restrictions. in france, they have used contracts. the system is unlikely to be affected by the new year changes. >> the first of january, 2014, also a big day for obamacare, the american president's overhaul of the health-care syste

has opened its doors to romania and bulgaria even once lifting seventy year old restrictions and causing many in britain to worry about a possible in black. and final games that lead to serious injury and doubts with us please dealing with the spread of random abstracts on members of the public reportedly as part of gang initiation. this is r.c. cummings here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program and thousands of security officers have flooded the russian city of volgograd following two terrorist attacks in two days they're trying to find those responsible and stop a third act of terror taking place the suicide bombings took the lives of thirty four people leaving dozens injured doctors are still fighting to save the lives of two critically wounded young girls who were brought to moscow for specialist treatment are going to go now reports. their russian children's clinical hospital it's one of the best such hospitals in the country and the girls are both being treated here now the nine year old received her injuries during the first blast that took place in volgograd on the t

he's still in strong winds hit the north and northeast of romania or second day on sunday. one reportedly killed more than four hundred luminaries have to be evacuated from their vehicles. conscious of the roads were closed and trains canceled schools will be close and the capital bucharest on monday. police and conditions but continued into the morning hours the new monday in the crest and ten sisters are going to be peter era and zero minus five because one behind the current sustained our way into the rest of the week meanwhile much praised in the north east minus eleven miles on my nest loving cat snow is inside the wire so apt minus six the crease with a high. ri across the americas harsh cola combined with snow is causing blizzard conditions over the upper midwest and center can add that we have bullies and warnings in place for a on the menu toll that western ontario the dakotas and minnesota and ohio lack this ability both to near zero so conditions are quite hazardous. traveling is going to be quite dangerous if you must rival make st cathedral winter survival kit

prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true so very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions did.

other markets like china. 1, the european union lifted restrictions on free movement of migrants from romania and bulgaria, the latest countries to join the european union. european editor david tweed is in london. this results in a lot of debate here in the uk but the concerns are not just here are they? >> he might be surprised that it's not just isolated in the uk erie these concerns are right across europe and i could just give you an example of all of it. from "die zeitung" a few days ago. they are quarreling over this very issue. , part of angela merkel's center-right group, are arguing there should be a crackdown on what they call positive migration, people coming in from bulgaria, romania, signing up for social benefits. coalition,rt of the but the centerleft portion that controls the labor ministry, are arguing that migrants coming into germany are good for the economy. we saw that when the polls came in after 2011. germany took some time to allow the polish to come in and when they did, the benefits have been positive according to the labor ministry. comeind out the migrants in and

prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true though very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out there's. zombie banks they're constantly begging the central bank who for some reason always acquiesces and gives them money i guess because they always threaten to crash the system unless the bank the central bank gives them a few extra bob to cover a bad position well in fact j.p. morgan itself mansion's us in the latest chart j.p. morgan presents quote the era of central ban

. >>> work restrictions have officially been lifted for migrants from romania and bulgaria across the european union. >> steven thank you. yes, the united kingdom has accepted some of the first migrants from the two newest members of the trading block. it's a politically sensitive issue here in the uk. now the imgrants were welcomed to the country, by british mp's and explained why they made the move. >> i go to work. tomorrow i work. >> do you have a job? >> yes, wash car. it is not a great job, but i come to -- down to make it big here, because i know i have very exciting, and i don't know, maybe the best choices make for this year. >> there are some opportunities in norway and denmark, but you have to learn the language. english is our language. >> some members from romania and bulgaria, but latvia has become the 18th nation to join the euro. people marked the end of their currency at the stroke of midnight. but not everyone is convinced that it is a move for the better. [ cheers ] >> reporter: braving below zero temperatures, latvians in the capitol of rega ring in 2014. marking t

than roma beggars says damien draggy chief advisor to romanian prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out their zombie banks they're constantly begging the central bank who for some reason always acquiesces and gives them money i guess because. they always threaten to crash the system unless the bank the central bank gives them a few extra bob to cover a bad position well in fact j.p. morgan itself mentions this in the latest chart j.p.

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patient is the young man from romania. >> i tried to avoid it but i couldn't. >> the rescue squad is back on the slopes. a snowboarder fell and his suffering great pain in his lower arm. it may be fractured. are less common, it is mainly injured tendons and ligaments. like this man, many people on holiday come from eastern europe, and that can make matters more difficult for the first aid workers. joseph says there are often language problems with the injured. ory cannot speak german english and they have to improvise. gestures with the hands and feet usually do the trick. >> perhaps i should be more careful. but i like a challenge. i booked a tour off of the market ski area, by the guys who grew up here. >> and avalanche beeper for extra security, now equipped and ready to go. he tells me to keep leaning forward. the snow has been packed -- and requires extraordinary skill. herbert says thre is a problem -- and even the guards find it hard to ski. deep snow would have been far better. on the pith, the snow is back up, too. how is lars doing? >> jurgen is working him. look forward, d

. >> cracking down on migrants from bulgaria and romania that no longer need work visas. the problem, they say, is being exaggerated. urkel turned to a coalition -- commission to make recommendations. >> i think that is the best way to handle this issue. we need to work with hard facts. >> they say those from the balkan states are well qualified and are needed by the german economy. >> as germany's business community, we want to stress the table areas and romanians are among the workers with lowest jobless rate and welfare dependency in the country. we are bad mouthing a part of the population that doesn't deserve it. >> it is likely to be the first of many disagreements. ask michael schumacher was not skiing at a reckless speed when he crashed 10 days ago. cracks based on video footage of the accident, schumacher remains in a medically induced - coma in a hospital. >> it was a helmet camera like this one i capture the moments before the accident. police had been studying the footage for clues. the formula one legend went headfirst into one of these rocks. but who was to

opens its doors to romania and bulgaria. immigrants lifting seven year old restrictions causing many in britain to worry about a possible influx. and fun and games leaving to serious injury even death with us police dealing with the spread of random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of gang initiation.

the next patient is a young man from romania. i came across the lift and tried to avoid it, but i could not. i fell on my hand. >> the rescue squad is back on the slopes. a snowboarder fell and his suffering great pain in his lower arm. it may be fractured. broken bones are less common these days. now it is mainly injured tendons and ligaments. like this man, many people on holiday here now come from eastern europe. that can make matters more difficult for the first aid workers. he says there are often language problems with the injured. many cannot speak german or english. then they have to improvise. gesturing with the hands and feet usually does the trick. perhaps i should be more careful, but i like a challenge. the marked skiff area. my guide grew up here. an avalanche beeper for extra security. now i am equipped and ready to go. herbert tells me to keep leaning forward. the snow has been packed by the wind and makes for tough skiing. this winter has seen below normal snowfall. ower, i haveirgin pwe to struggle for every met

duty of her majesty's government to not even attempt an estimate of the numbers who may come in from romania or bulgaria on the first of january. i can understand politically why they have decided not to publish an estimate because they do not want to make the horrendous mistake of the previous labor government, which said that the numbers from the eastern european countries would only be 13,000 a year. i understand that the population that has come in is 1.1 million. >> amid the growing nervousness of the mass influx suggestions -- influx, suggestions -- >> the opportunity that is ahead of us to reform the european union, i think we should take that opportunity to look at free movement. there are concerns across europe in another -- in a number of other countries about free movement. i think it is right we should look at the accession treaties, countries coming into europe, and within that, we could look at the question of whether we should have flexibility rather than this period of time for transitional control. maybe it should be in place until the national income of the country has reac

let's take a look at this video out of romania. this is about 100 kilometers north of bucharest. you've been seeing snowfall about two days ago. one storm blew through and caused two deaths. whiteout conditions as heavy snow closed many schools on wednesday. residents being advised to stay home. up to 2.5 meters of total accumulation fell during the last several days. imagine trying to dig out of that. this is continuing to push east. improving conditions behind it. on its heels is another storm system affecting those of you in italy and the alpine regions, you could see a meter of snow in their elevations. in the lower elevations severe thunderstorms coming out of this as it continues to push towards the balkans as well. behind that, another storm system by friday into saturday moving across the british isles. this will bring gusty winds and high waves along the seaboard here. over towards rome, gusty winds with that, temperatures getting up to 14. as you take a look towards eastern asia, they have a low pressure system moving across japan today that's been bringing showers. if

romania and bulgaria joined in 2007. croatia followed in 2013. >> we have climbed down and are now inside the belgian military museum. their collection includes some impressive cold war memorabilia, such as this soviet big 23 fighter. the cold war is, of course, over. many soviet satellite states are now firmly positioned in the west. but when ukraine was poised to sign a free-trade agreement with the eu, it was as though somebody had turned back the clock to the times of two opposing blocks. a tug-of-war over ukraine ensued between east and west, between moscow and brussels. >> the ukrainian city was once widely known by its german name. it has 700 50,000 inhabitants. it is the most western oriented city in the ukraine. the polish border is just 80 kilometers away. the few ethnic germans who live here keep up their traditions in the clubhouse. the same building houses the association of hole is culture. today, a choir rehearsal is on schedule. in between the carols, there's one topic of conversation -- the european uni.

opens its doors to romania and bulgaria immigrants lifting seven year old restrictions and causing many unburden to worry about a possible influx. and fun and games lead to serious injury and death with us police dealing with a spread of random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of gang initiation. eleven pm in moscow.

romania and bulgaria joined in 2007. croatia followed in 2013. >> we have climbed down and are now inside the belgian military museum. their collection includes some impressive cold war memorabilia, such as this soviet big 23 fighter. the cold war is, of course, over. many soviet satellite states are now firmly positioned in the west. but when ukraine was poised to sign a free-trade agreement with the eu, it was as though somebody had turned back the clock to the times of two opposing blocks. a tug-of-war over ukraine ensued between east and west, between moscow and brussels. >> the ukrainian city was once widely known by its german name. it has 700 50,000 inhabitants. it is the most western oriented city in the ukraine. the polish border is just 80 kilometers away. the few ethnic germans who live here keep up their traditions in the clubhouse. the same building houses the association of hole is culture. today, a choir rehearsal is on schedule. in between the carols, there's one topic of conversation -- the european uni.

conservative backbenchers in the government had no idea about the numbers that could be coming from romania and bulgaria. you think that's right? >> what is certain is that given no one any good as to whether they have an idea. they've refused to engage in that whole argument. about numbers but i think the bulgarians and romanians have put down tens of thousands. sorting out and scare we had had under the previous labour government, but what we have seen i think is an attempt by the government to show that it is aware of just how much anxiety there is over the issue regardless of whether these fears actually materialize. and, therefore, we've seen a plethora of suggestions and ideas and briefings to indicate the government is actually doing something. we have all these proposals on tightening up on benefits, tightening up on access to the health service, limiting access to social housing to try and minimize things like the drawback are bringing people to britain. and then with the david cameron kind of floating this idea of maybe even a cap on the number of migrants. it seems to me that thi

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elsewhere in europe, romania has the highest level of inadequate housing with 69% of lodgings lacking their defined minimum. >> now to a near miss in northern italy where following a landslide in a rocky region, a huge boulder rolled down a steep hill flattening a bar but narrowly missing a farm house in the process. if that wasn't lucky enough, an escape forever the residents of the farm house, a second boulder came crashing to a building, but it ground to a halt on its own one meter from the house. now, the average life expectancy for men in russia is only 64 years, which puts the country in the bottom 50 on the planet. according to a study carried out by the medical journal, vodka is a significant reason for the premature deaths of russian adult males. our correspondent has that story. >> a bar in moscow and the drink of choice, vodka. it is well below freezing outside, minus 19 degrees celsius. hard liquor helps keep out the cold. the problem, though, is when to stop. russian men drinking three or more bottles a week have a 35% risk of dying before the age of 55. >> look, doesn't

garia romania at the beginning of the year possibly a bit of confusion the prime minister's strong words over what his plans for the future are with that renegotiation and of course the big question is that whilst the prime minister might be saying all that there is putting these very tough plans on the table the big question remains as to whether the e.u. would accept these terms of renegotiation and a lot of people feel that quite simply that won't be acceptable to the other members of the mangos of course is the u.k.'s independence party and it has brussels will not give britain what i want. if he wants to make the changes that he suggested he has to actually get treaty changes and agreement from all the countries and they've already had the european commission in the form of barroso it's that that won't happen the only clear solution is to get your control of your borders back in order to do that you have to leave the european union politicians and not listening to people in the streets of or in the places around the country go to lincolnshire for example they are telling us that the

romania saw a pretty severe snowstorm over the weekend. that system has moved away and another round of foul weather is going to be coming right in to place. but that's a look at world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. "france a7guc÷gç "france 24 24 >> welcome back to the" -- >> welcome back to the "france newsroom. in tunisia, lawmakers finally adopted one of the most progressive constitutions in the arab world. ukraine threatens to impose a state of emergency if protesters do not leave the justice ministry the occupied late sunday, this as antigovernment protests read throughout the country. success inggest grammy history, duo daft punk win big for their smash song this summer "get lucky."

for weeks, politicians have been warning that migrants from bulgaria and romania may flood into germany to claim that if it's. >> national -- to claim benefits. >> national social security systems are not a self-service draw for all who come to germany. "her's in europe are -- open borders in europe are capital requirements. >> germany's government is taking a more relaxed view of the situation. >> this is a legal proceeding in which different views of the law are colliding. that has been clear since the release of the european commission's opinion, and that is a normal part of any legal proceeding. at the moment, we do not see any reason to change our legal opinion. >> the german government's opinion is that immigrants from other eu countries are only entitled to benefits in germany after they have found work here. for example, if their wages are not enough to live on. but if the european court of justice decides to take a few more in line with the eu commission's, germany will have to change its social benefits regulations. >> the latest news from brussels reignited in immigration deb

lifted its seventy migration restrictions on romania bulgaria following an e.u. wide ruling poll say most britons are ready to welcome migrants but only if they integrate and work hard however a quarter say they want immigration cutback no matter what the north say. boyko reports on how the u.k. is bracing itself for the influx. leading up to the new year the british government hadn't released any estimates about the number of remain ians ambled carians that they expected to arrive in britain now that immigration restrictions have been lifted for them and that uncertainty hasn't done much to allay the fears of the british public and although romanians and bulgarians now have every right to live and work freely anywhere within the european union year of skepticism and public concerns over mass immigration a written all time high if you're coming to claim benefits you shouldn't that shouldn't be allowed and also if you flag the work you shouldn't be able to go on claiming benefits you should be asked to return to your country but the latest report by the institute

romania and bulgaria joined in two thousand and seven. croatia followed in two thousand and thirteen the eye. it's on from the trial plots and go inside the bowl to maintain easy in the collection includes some impressive cold war memorabilia such as this is it makes for interesting fight. the call was a cool set of the many foreman says it's not like states on the offending positioned in the west and then designate and the eu. when ukraine is poised to sign a free trade agreement with the eu wants to spend some time back the clock to the times of two opposing blocks of time before the ukrainians feud between east and west between moscow and brussels and in the ukrainian city living which is called who was once widely known by its german name than that. this has seven hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants. it's the most western oriented city in ukraine. the polish port is just eighty kilometers away. if you make judgments we need to keep up their traditions in the clubhouse court might just find more time and house the same building hous

or german worker is in direct competition with workers from the former countries of the east such as romania bulgaria where wages are ridiculously low we talk about four hundred euro's so obviously our companies really k. to other european countries and it is still our laborers who are the victims of this intro european competition which is catastrophic there have never been so many factory closures in europe never have there been so many bankruptcies of entrepreneurs it is such a disaster that today any positives avoid the only positive that exists is that when you go to france you don't have to change currency any more but it's ridiculous compared to all the evils of the european union i prefer to go to exchange my money to do my shopping in france paris or london than undergo these daily european dictatorship and this restrictions of our buying power. close of a deal you've mentioned nationalism and the rise of nationalist movements in europe and of course nationalism and immigration go hand in hand so is immigration working for europe because many economists insist labor from abroad is e

as of the first of a january romania and bulgaria gain full accession to the rest of europe. the dates that the united kingdom's independence posse highlight to as the day that twenty nine million eastern europeans could walk on british soil. as the new year has come and gone the immigration debate rages on in england's but instead of twenty nine in the eastern europeans turning top of the british border of the romanian embassy says that less than that he had showed up. i met with the nep helm of the uk independence party or you get an awesome if that failed full costs negates their immigration policy. the last major enlargement the government told us we would have thirteen thousand people coming we had all from india i didn't think you can base a decision on a few days inn in the hike to the media storm. we're looking here at the ongoing princess. we suggested that they should be a moratorium on welfare payments for new immigrants for a period of five years the point is that we welcome immigrants we are a country of immigrants but we believe that we must have reasonable numb

course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damian advisor to romania prime minister so he.

that's what i did not finish her sentence for mixing them up the next station is a young man from romania. with this. this list so to avoid months. the next two of them. thus your squad is back on the slopes the snowboarder fallon to suffering great pain in his lower arm. it may be fractured. broken bones are less common these days. now it's mainly injured tendons and ligaments. i can. thus many people on holiday and it's cool now come from eastern europe. back to make matters more difficult for the first aid workers. he also says are often language problems with the injured many can speak german or english and then they have to improvise with gestures with their hands and feet usually do the trick. this was a bit of fun was had been due to snow. but it's a very good hohoho. perhaps i should be more careful but died like a challenge. i took a tour off the mark skiing area. however my guide grew up here on the avalanche beat her for extra security. now i'm equipped and ready to go the bird tells me to keep leaning forward. this nose bent on whether women can make straight up skiing beer an

lifted its seven year migration restrictions on both garia and romania but authorities in the two poorest e.u. states deny this will lead to a massive influx which has been the subject of much scaremongering in the british press a recent poll shows a quarter of britons want drastic action taken to curb the number of migrants are probably boyko takes a look leading up to the new year the british government hadn't released any estimates about the number of remain ians ambled carians that they expected to arrive in britain now that immigration restrictions have been lifted for them. since he hasn't done much to allay the fears of the british public. and although romanians and bulgarians now have every right to live and work freely anywhere within the european union euro skepticism and public concerns over mass immigration a written all time high what are you currently doing to stop the influx of non skilled workers in from the e.u. and planning to do we've made absolutely sure that it's not possible for people to come here simply to claim benefits to a putting a brace very tough measures in

the news lifted its seven year migration restrictions on bulgaria and romania. but authorities in the two koreas the u states tonight this will lead to a massive influx which has been the subject of much scaremongering in the british press. a recent poll shows up quarter of britons want drastic action taken to curb the number of migrants are t's poly boycott takes a look leading up to the mediated british government had released the past and that's about the number of romanians and fog areas that they expect it to irvine even bricks and now that immigration restrictions have been extinct for them the sunset since he hasn't done much today because of the british . when all their remaining in the mug areas now have every bite and it was really any wet with in the european union. here is skepticism and hubby and son say the mass immigration it's an all time high of forty committee doing to stop the influx of unknowns to what the scene from the eu and wanting to be made to the shoulder is not possible for people to come here to do the cutting benefits to putting in

the load you mention that you touched on the fact that the fighting continues all mug romania on the list of the what you know the latest update on what is it what is in fact happening on the ground. well there are no two categories of people himself a little consumed on the first category is departing reference to arm and a government forces and their allies. and the foam bubbles hard durable different functions the syrian army hasn't been able to control all provinces to the north of damascus which the rebels took over a month ago and the reportedly committed acts of sectarian violence can mingle for over a home. according to local sources it's hard to resist it at another place in central sweden holds the sunni army remains the proper amount they're also not opposed to the country this enormous trying to make gains and bounces and has made some small gains in the past two days of the most important category will fulfill little ones to know what it has been watching the trains are this latest results in an op shop on wheels off onto brooks is a full cargo and benefits they actually

out here in italy over course the balkans in even the romania we saw severe assault snowstorm. over the weekend. this is only adding more more weather on to these areas where you don't want any more rain showers continue to push through in the appeal of the forecasts from some rain showers there even though which was athens thunderstorms year on year to save the city will weather this summer forecast. i am noon. i do. i know ch before we wrap up. here's some footage that may help you chill out. work is underway to fill a traditional thatched house and come as a law on the sea of japan coast with snow. residents and visitors use shovels another tolls to pack snow into a two and a half meter pits in the ice house during the edo period from the seventies to mid nineteenth century. a powerful clan in the area one favor in the hot summer by getting snow and stockpiled in its ice houses to the tokugawa shogun it. in a local tourist association revive the trip addition twenty eight years ago knitting on some of its greats that all these people have gotten together to pitch in. i work

do you think people from romania people from bulgaria come here to exploit the system. no i don't think so than many of them come here where i am not aloud to them come. even as an all new cars to chao nice to be huge climbing gym and eat already overheated immigration debate i mean my new eu governments at the right to live and work anywhere in europe is one of the punished on tolkien integration. as it is the right to free mobility and access to social benefits the guardian's be the person speaking to the system the issue is clay. gemini is a member of the european union and seven gemini national law and european of the european union has to be respected and that would be respected by the us where it sees as numb as it is the laws and as long as the regulations are in. i mean fox. tom and his chancellor into the medical school and christian democrats have called for access to the gym and social welfare system can be and it didn't grab it and open to all. members of the cd used to a new coalition partners the social democrats as well as the opposition parties can be in

garia romania at the beginning of the year and say possibly a bit of confusion over the prime minister's strong words over what his plans for the future are with that renegotiation and of course the big question is because you've got a huge couple of years coming up you've got local elections this year you've got the general election in twenty fifteen and then we want to see this for the renegotiation ahead of the referendum vote in twenty seventeen and of course the big question is that whilst the prime minister might be saying all of this and putting these very tough plans on the table the big question remains as to whether the e.u. would accept these terms of renegotiation and a lot of people feel that quite simply that won't be acceptable to the other members of the. world so thanks so much for explaining things for us here sarah firth reporting from london. and for its parts the u.k. the panel's party says any changes on european immigration by david cameron will be nipped in the bar by that. unfortunately he's desperately struggling to find a political solution to the problems of i

a week cst politicians in the morning to migrants from bulgaria and romania. they stopped into gemini to claim benefits. sometimes its answer to the national social security systems on not a self service the awful old europeans who come to germany so in an open borders and europe a couple to the crimes of job markets in each nation state all its markets in the nets a nice start jenna's federal government is taking a more relaxed view of the situation. this is a legal proceeding in which different views of the whole lighting. nicholas has been clear since the release of the european commission's opinion and that's a normal part of any legal proceeding at the moment we then see any reason to change the opinion of the stalls hustling them to question and the gem and governments opinion is that immigrants from other eu countries often in cycles of benefits in gemini. often it sounds well cared for example if their wages and not enough to knit on and on to the european court of justice decides to take a few more in line with the eu commission's then jeremy will hav