but for events hungary's new law is a step backwards. and hungry you always need your i.d. whether at a hotel renting a bike or at the post office and every time that's a risk for me because i don't have to out myself as a trans woman. the law makes it impossible for people to legally change the gender critics of the government say introducing adjourning the pandemic was undemocratic but it's a politically popular move for prime minister viktor orban. founder topic that fits both his opinion and the view of most trying gary and that's how we can keep his voter base together even when we're going through an economic crisis right wing premia isn't commenting nor is the minister responsible for the law but a year ago a speaker of the hungary and parliament defendant the ruling threw dish party. notes were accused of being populists empty european islamic and homophobic just because we're here to our culture and traditions of. the young actress adele the was the 1st trans woman on the cover of the hungary in edition of elle magazine she no longer feel safe in hungary where she

in 1989 hungary set off a chain of events that brought down the berlin wall. >> in may, hungary began cutting down the barbed wire, becoming the first east bloc country with an open border. >> wertheim: hungary might have been the first country to puncture the iron curtain, but 30 years later, it is at the vanguard of the european right. so much so that hungarians we asked, struggled to characterize the country's current form of government. do you not feel you're living in a democracy right now? >> anna donath: well, it's a tricky question, because by law and regulation, it's a democratic country. >> wertheim: anna donath is a hungarian member of the european parliament and a leader of the momentum party, a political upstart which opposes the government that's now been in power for ten years. >> donath: it would be too easy to say that-that it's a dictatorship. it's not. it's clearly not. we can say that it's an autocratic regime, but autocracy is a scale. >> wertheim: hungarian prime minister victor orban certainly doesn't see himself as an autocrat. he popularized a term to describe

thousands of protesters have marched through central budapest in support of journalists at hungary's most read news site index dozens of journalists have now resigned over the sacking of its editor in chief earlier this week his dismissal has raised concerns that prime minister viktor or bands nationalist government is intensifying its if it to muzzle critical voices. a sea of solidarity lighting up central budapest thousands of hungary and standing up for press freedom which many fear is disappearing under the rule of right wing prime minister viktor orban the latest victim hungary's most retinue sight in next you seen as one of the country's last independent media that's made it a frequent target of the prime minister who once called for the fake news factory but its independence has come under threat after an ally bought control of the site at sales. the final straw came a few days ago when the site's editor and she was fired prompting more than 80 staff to resign on friday. that the 1st said. our editor in chief was fired this week and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all

thousands of protesters have marched through central budapest in support of journalists and hungary's most read news site index thousands of journalists have now resigned over the sacking of its editor in chief earlier this week his dismissal has raised concern that prime minister viktor or bands nationalist government is intensifying its efforts to muzzle critical voices. the new site trusted by millions of hungary and is no more so thousands march to the prime minister's office with this message. that we are together we believe in free press. we've reached a point now where getting access to real information is in real danger as well as its very existence. in court about the overall you do she. honestly regardless of the website the reason why i came to demonstrate is that another independent news reporter has fallen victim to the government but i really don't like that and that's why i came i don't think there's any free press left. for the protests followed an early a walkout on friday when more than 80 journalists the vast majority of the newsroom quit index. to take a 1st step j

under hungary which passed a new law that stops transgender people from changing the gender recorded on their birth certificates critics in the community say this effectively ends legal recognition of trans people we spoke with some of the people affected to find out how the law has affected their lives. software engineer event took a big decision to change gender and start a new life she still young has a successful career and says she feels lucky but at the same with her and i know they're my friends have accepted me as i am hardly anyone has turned their back on me. but for events hungary's new law is a step backwards and then when you can coin a hungry you always need your eye day whether at a hotel renting a bike or at the post office and every time that's a risk for me because i don't have to out myself as a trans woman. the law makes it impossible for people to legally change the gender critics of the government introducing a during the pandemic was undemocratic but it's a politically popular move for prime minister viktor orban. the american red cross founder topic that fits

and thousands demonstrated in budapest for media freedom after justin's a journalist at hungary's main news site resigned in protest at the sacking of the editor in chief. michael okwu thanks for joining us u.s. officials have entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after diplomatic staff there complied with an order from the trumpet ministration to shut down the u.s. says the consulate was a hub for espionage and intellectual property theft china denies the accusations and has retaliated by ordering the american consulate in the south western city of shanghai due to close the spat has brought on. redi tense relations between the 2 countries to their lowest point in decades. ahead exit in houston. chinese officials who seen king on friday they were forced to evacuate the consulate within 72 hours a deadline set by the trumpet ministration. holding documents into vehicles the exit was welcomed by anti communist party protest is. this a cell or cell when you're finishing we try to monitor everyone's a bank a meeting of the razing we come here to watch. they're celebrating the i ma

but for events hungary's new law is a step backwards. in hungary you always need your i.d. whether at a hotel renting a bike or at the post office and every time that's a risk for me because i don't have to out myself as a trans woman. the law makes it impossible for people to legally change the gender critics of the government say introducing adjourning the pandemic was undemocratic but it's a politically popular move for prime minister viktor orban. found a topic that fits both his opinion and the view of most trying to gary and that's how we can keep his voter base together even when we're going through an economic crisis right wing premia isn't commenting nor is the minister responsible for the law but a year ago a speaker of the hungary and parliament defendant the ruling through dish party. were accused of being populists and to european islamic and homophobic just because we're here to our culture and tradition as. the young actress or do you was the 1st trans woman on the cover of the hungary in edition of elle magazine she no longer feel safe in hungary where she w

also coming out thousands demonstrating to budapest for media freedom up to dozens of journalists at hungary's main news site resigned in protest at the sacking of the editor in chief. and back from the holidays fast there's no break from the pandemic germany is now offering returning holiday makers to bring coronavirus testing to guard against a 2nd wave of infection. i'm a backer it has welcome to the program u.s. officials have entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after diplomatic staff there complied with an order from the trumpet ministration to shut down the u.s. says the consulate was a hub for espionage and intellectual property theft china denies the accusations and has retaliated by ordering the american consulate in the southwestern city of chengdu to close a spat has brought already tense relations between the 2 countries to their lowest point in decades. a hasty exit in houston. chinese officials was seen packing on friday they were forced to evacuate the consulate within 72 hours a deadline set by the trumpet ministration. holding documents into vehicles the exit was we

coming up thousands of people demonstrate in budapest for media freedom after dozens of journalists that hungary's him a new site resigned in protest at the sacking of their editor in chief. i'm married to evanston thanks for joining us protesters in the city of cut offs in the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and they're demanding the release of the regional governor well he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murder of 2 business men 15 years ago but his supporters say the arrest is politically motivated. the protesters were out in force on the streets of course but also for the 3rd week in a row despite a ban on public gatherings juta the pandemic. the arrest of the government sergei forgo has triggered the biggest difference. this region seen in years the 50 year old member of the opposition liberal democratic party was detained earlier this month he's charged with ordering the murders and attempted murders of several business men 15 years ago but many

spend demick recovery fund last week was where the poland and hungary should be penalized financially for their behavior but in the end the money came through and viktor orban claimed what he called a huge victory many say the latest developments at home look like yet another win for the hungary and leda car leg al-jazeera the 1st hurrican of the season is bearing down on the southern coast of texas has strengthened to a category one hurricane and is expected to make landfall in a few hours there corpus christi and hearkened douglas is heading for hawaii the category 4 storm is expected to reach the u.s. islands in the pacific on sunday and if you want to just expected to weaken by then social distancing rules will be enforced install shelters. i would like to remind everyone who is in quarantine that you should remain in quarantine to the extent possible if you need supplies please ask friend and others to provide and help you acquire them as a last resort if you need to you can break quarantine to get the needed supplies. could tell you with us hello adrian fitting in here in doha t

to certain obligations with regard to democracy and rule of law and of course hungary and poland says no way veto from our side so that will be very difficult to move along so after 2 full days of fighting and killing and bitching and all sorts of nastiness acrimony as many observers say here there is no real progress yeah as you say disagreement certainly reminded becomes all too clear when you're listening to some of the you latest comments on the state of talks as they stand some when you 1st in summary one can say it is going quite well things are going in the right direction of course as you'd expect it's a tough struggle a tough negotiation with the movement in the right direction and that's the most important thing sort of speech to the 7 of us if we're going through a series of stalemate there are many issues we are discussing. i'm inviting all leaders to converge towards a common name 'd to approve the next generation. which is a plan for european recovery not just for the country's most affected by coronavirus but for all of europe. the same force and we just heard 2 very di

the new site trusted by millions of hungary and is no more so thousands march to the prime minister's office with this message i would say that we are together we believe in free press. we've reached a point now where getting access to real information is in real danger. as well as its very existence. in court about the overall you do she. honestly regardless of the website the reason why i came to demonstrate is that another independent news reporter has fallen victim to the government but i really don't like that and that's why i came i don't think there's any free press left. the protests followed an early a walkout on friday when more than 80 journalists the vast majority of the newsroom quit index. to tackle for said this to. our editor in chief was fired this week and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all of us for me this was the red line i can't work there anymore. from the point about the phone. before he got sacked editor in chief sampled stall had warned the site was in grave danger after a pro businessman purchase control of the site's ad sales hungary's foreign sex

sounds and standing straight and good of passion for media freedom after dozens of journalists at hungary's main new site resigned in protest after the shocking of their editor in chief. and a big surprise for the reindeer herders in siberia when they pulled the remains of a long extinct believe them. i'm michael oke who appreciate your joining us protesters in the city of kabul in the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and demanding the release of the regional governor he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murders of 2 businessmen 15 years ago his supporters say the arrest is politically motivated. protesters were out in force on the streets of kabul for the 3rd week in a row despite a ban on public gatherings due to the pandemic. the arrest of a governess sergei for girl has triggered the biggest demonstrations this region seen in years the 50 year old member of the opposition liberal democratic party was detained earlier this month he's charged wit

and ask you because hungary secretary of international communication actually attacked you still. saying the following while the director of human rights watch gazes at his navel in geneva fretting about authoritarian rot the hungry and people look for a steady hand at the rudder to navigate this storm doesn't he have a point i mean contrary i mean that you know that's just the rhetoric he gives and what viktor orban the prime minister of hungary is done is used this coronavirus to create the european union's 1st dictatorship i'm he is the power now to go by the creek to sideline parliament and there is no need for another election ever until parliament approves that and his party controls parliament this is a dictatorship pure and simple and so you know let's look how that dictatorship is doing i'm a human rights watch has been in the process of studying how gary in hospitals and what we found is that while orbán takes a very generous stabilisation funds provided by the european union and uses them to build football stadiums to pay off his cronies i mean quite literally. the hos

hungary's leader viktor orban is at the center of this fight over linking subsidies to rule of law in his country and other issues elsewhere. i don't know what is the person role reason for the dutch prime minister to hate me or hungary but he's attacking so harshly and making very clear that because hungary in his opinion does not respect the rule of law must be punished financially that's his position which is not acceptable others like greece say they simply need to see the money the big picture is that we're faced with the biggest economic depression since the 2nd world war maybe some compromises will be necessary but we need to be sure to that we achieve an ambitious solution because our citizens expect nothing less from us. it's a standoff and the most powerful voices have so far remained silent. that's why in the summer we are joined now by marina strauss in brussels so where do things stand right now. so there are most leaders have arrived or have gotten back to the some of the building this afternoon which just learned that the planner you know when all 27 year leaders will r

speaking out against the silencing of the media in hungary functions accuse the government of crushing a popular news website. and on lockdown and i see 2 russian scientists want to retrieve a newly well preserved skeleton hopefully moment. hello there plenty of thunderstorms throughout much of indonesia the philippines also saying a few in the last few as skies a little bit kara across areas to the north of that very heavy downpours in bangkok so really slowing down the traffic this is best to direct the traffic even though he's tied deep in water a few thunderstorms across much of the area to the north heavy downfalls through the malay peninsula northern and western as a somalia and again borneo particularly on monday that's when the very heavy rain will be again across much of the country but also some heavy downpours through northern areas of the all the while job is staying fine and dry much will story is fine and dry but the rain will continue to gather along the east coast of new south wales quite a few those rain showers. but really these coastal areas this is where the winds w

protests in hungary accusing the government of clamping down on media freedom amid mass resignations of the country's most popular with. so political and economic tensions between the u.s. and china escalating china is demanding the u.s. close its consulate in the city of chengdu while the chinese consulate in houston ended its operation on friday just moments after that deadline to close a group of men thought to be federal agents forced their way into the building they were seen prying open several doors didn't respond when asked who they were the u.s. government accuses staff of the chinese consulate of espionage and data theft targeting facilities including medical centers in texas beijing called the allegations malicious slander. well the u.s. crackdown on spies hasn't stopped on friday a singaporean man pleaded guilty to acting as an agent for china's intelligence agency before chinese scientists were arrested over the alleged ties to china's military the last to be detained tang and is expected to appear in court on monday at the u.s. accusing chinese consulate in san francisc

and speaking out against the silencing of hungary's media thousands accuse the government of crushing a popular news website. staff of the u.s. consulate in chengdu in china packing up today and getting ready to leave after beijing ordered its closure in a worsening diplomatic standoff it's in response to the u.s. ordering the closure of china's consulate in houston and texas and shortly after everyone left that building several men thought to be u.s. federal agents were seen getting in through a back door the u.s. government has accused stuff of espionage and data theft beijing describes the allegations as malicious lander. meanwhile police in chengdu have blocked off access to the u.s. consulate ahead of its closure it's unclear when the staff will have to leave but a state run newspaper says the u.s. has until monday. let's go live to new al-jazeera correspondent katrina you is there for us katrina why is china chosen chain do as the consulate that it wants to close. i think it will give you a bit of context that that's where we are now this is the street where u.s. consulate is lo

me a concrete case one was a journalist in hungary not allowed to write what they thought. index is just the latest of several hunger news outlets to fall under control of government allies raising fears here that it won't be the last. to the far east of russia now where protesters in the city of coveralls have flooded the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling on president vladimir putin to step down and demanding the release of their governors are guy forgot the 50 year old was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murders of 2 businessmen 15 years ago its supporters say the arrest is politically motivated punishment for defeating a pro putin candidate in the 21000 election. for more on that i'm joined now by even good in cover also in the 4 eastern region of russia even thank you for joining us could you tell us a little bit more about this. as. patel even can you hear me even give it so you there ok clearly we're having some technical issues there we'd love to get that report to you as soon as we do get it. even can yo

speaking out against assad and saying of hungary's media follows his protest accusing the government of crushing a popular news website. and in sports the moto g.p. world champion is set to miss a race through injury for the 1st time in almost a decade and he will be able to ask the rest of the school's little it's. a memorial for the late u.s. congressman john lewis has been held in his home state alabama. lewis is remembered for his role in politics and as a civil rights leader they'll be 6 days of ceremonies at lion stays in the u.s. capitol before being buried in georgia. u.s. federal agents sent to portland by president donald trump again 5 to gas a protest us and made arrests demonstrations rallied each side for 8 weeks demanding racial equality and police reform leaders in oregon state say the agents of making matters worse harding riffles. federal agents again firing tear gas at black lives matter demonstrators in downtown portland. the protesters have spent weeks demanding racial equality in america while others are calling for police reforms and an end to brutality by offic

liston hungary will not write what they thought. index is just the latest of several hunger area news outlets to full under control of government allies raising fears here that it won't be the last. 3 try 3. well it's going out to some other stories making news around the world the mayor of chicago has ordered the removal of 2 statues of christopher columbus until further notice the overnight move came a week after protesters tried to topple one of the figures mayor laurie lightfoot he said there would be a review of the appropriateness of all the city's monuments. wildfires are continuing to spread north of the arctic circle the u.n. weather agency has warned that temperatures in the russian region of siberia were 10 degrees celsius above average last month the heat wave has a not only fans devastating fires it has also contributed to our rapid depletion of sea ice. and staying in siberia a fascinating find for a group of reindeer herders who discovered the remains of an ancient woolly mammoth russian scientists are now working to

index has long been regarded as hungary's key independent media outlet but it has also been a target of this man hungary's prime minister viktor orban who once branded a fake news factory one of his allies recently took charge of its sales are perhaps a sign of things to come and critics say the government is trying to bring as many independent media outlets under its control. we are of the editorial staff which today probably made one of the biggest sacrifices and risks to shine a spotlight on what's happening on how a newsroom can be destroyed how even the strongest and most read news portals can be ruined in hungary. one popular columnist reminded the crowds of the 2800 quote in defense of free speech from mr orban himself me sure. we would never have the adult city persona. those who don't agree with us here. across central europe it's not only hungry that seen the steady decline of independent news outlets and steer toward autocratic rule a major sticking point in the debate over the e.u. spend demick recovery fund last week was where the poland and hungary should be penalized f

index has long been regarded as hungary's key independent media outlet but it has also been a target of this man hungary's prime minister viktor orban who once branded a fake news factory one of his allies recently took charge of its sales are perhaps a sign of things to come. critics say the government is trying to bring as many independent media outlets under its control. and we are of the editorial staff which today probably made one of the biggest sacrifices and risks to shine a spotlight on what's happening on how a newsroom can be destroyed how even the strongest and most read news portals can be ruined in hungary. one popular columnist who reminded the crowds of the 2800 quote in defense of free speech from mr orban himself me sure. we would never have the adult city personas those who don't agree with us and yet. across central europe it's not only hungry that seen the steady decline of independent news outlets and a steer toward autocratic rule a major sticking point in the debate over the e.u.'s pandemic recovery fund last week was whether poland and hungary should be penal

and thousands demonstrate in good of passion for media freedom after dozens of journalists hungary's him a new shot resign in protest at the shacking up there editor in chief. i'm michael okuda appreciate your joining us protesters in the city of cover off skin the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and demanding the release of the regional governor he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murders of 2 business men 15 years ago his supporters say the arrest is politically motivated. for the 3rd week in a row cries of anger and frustration echo across the city of couples. the arrest of their governor saturday for god has triggered the biggest demonstration this region has seen in years the 50 year old member of the opposition liberal democratic party was detained earlier this month he's charged with ordering the murders and attempted murders of several business men 15 years ago but many here see the arrest as politically motivated the tally ation 4

but in hungary for somejust getting starting grid. but in hungary for some just getting there was proving problematic. this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. but today, with grid problems of his own. engine keeps sounding like it is going to stall. not that you would know it. ahead from the start, a lead that would only grow, despite an early pit—stop reshuffle of the chasing pack. perhaps amazingly it was verstappen who dealt with it best, merging in second. his prerace crash behind him, but now so was championship leader value tribottas, away out front lewis hamilton, no—one could get close. get in there lewis, masterclass, mate. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. adam wild, bbc news. the first mission to mars by an arab nation is preparing to lift off later today. the rocket will send the united arab emirates probe, named hope, to orbit the red planet and learn more about i

the british driver came to record extending 8th wing in hungary to go top of the driver's standings met say it is teammate valtteri bottas with finished 3rd in while red bulls max did well to finish 2nd off the question into a bag before the race and even become. music lovers have been enjoying an open air opera experience in the greek capital if ns the national opera staged its 1st performance in so long at the foot of the engine to crumple this georgian singing style a new child a rock that is really says' music could play a vital role in helping people to just take time. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona. 19 special next on d w. welcome to the 2nd season of only.

and ask you because hungary secretary of international communication actually attacked you zoltan kovacs saying the following while the director of human rights watch gazes at his navel in geneva fretting about authoritarian rot the hungry and people look for a steady hand at the writer to navigate this storm doesn't he have a point. i mean contrary i mean that you know that's just the rhetoric he gives and what viktor orban the prime minister of hungary is done is used this coronavirus to create the european union's 1st dictatorship i'm he is the power now to go by decree to sideline parliament and there is no need for another election ever until parliament approves that and his party controls parliament this is a dictatorship pure and simple and so you know let's look how that dictatorship is doing i'm a human rights watch has been in the process of studying how gerry and hospitals and what we found is that while orbán takes the very generous stabilisation funds provided by the european union and uses them to build football stadiums to pay off his cronies i mean quite literally. the h

in formula one mercedes world champion lewis hamilton has secured pole position for sunday's hungary and grown prix the british driver. as going for a record extending 8 when and hungary as he looks to build on his victory last time out in austria it was a good day all round for mercedes with hamilton's team mate paul terry bought us coming in 2nd hamilton is looking to dislodge the fan from top spot in the driver's championship you're watching d.w. news here's a reminder of our top story at this hour new leaders are holding a 2nd day of talks on a roll now virus recovery fund 750000000000 euros are at stake but there are deep divisions on how to assist member states hardest hit by the democrats. will have more headlines for you at the top of the hour until then you can always get the latest at w dot com and don't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram at the deli and i mean clearly for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for joining us. good use crime fighters are back with us for those most successful radio drama series continues only because those are available

and ask you because hungary secretary of international communication actually attacked you still zoltan kovacs saying the following while the director of human rights watch gazes at his navel in geneva fretting about authoritarian rot the hungry and people look for a steady hand at the rudder to navigate this storm doesn't he have a point i mean contrary i mean that you know that's just the rhetoric he gives and what viktor orbán the prime minister of hungary is done is used this coronavirus to create the european union's 1st dictatorship i'm he is the power now to rule by decree to sideline parliament and there is no need for another election ever until parliament approves that and his party controls parliament this is a dictatorship pure and simple and so you know let's look how that dictatorship is doing a human rights watch has been in the process of studying how very in hospitals and what we found is that while orbán takes the very generous stabilisation funds provided by the european union and uses them to build football stadiums to pay off its cronies i mean quite literally. th

case when it was a journalist in hungary not allowed to write what they thought. index is just the latest of several hunger news outlets to fall under control of government allies raising fears here that it won't be the last. for more on that i'm joined now by veronica who you just saw in that report she's one of the editors in chief of index veronica we appreciate you making the time you say in the report you decided to walk out because of a red line was being crossed can you tell us a little bit more about that. well i have been working in the last 18 years and this week when our editor in chief of us fired this really red line for me and and i swear that i can no longer work in this company for years we've been saying that there are 2 conditions for the independent operation of that there is there cannot be external influence on the public and there cannot be external influence on the structure of our stop and firing. i think has violated our 2nd condition a clear red one maybe maybe several there we saw of course protests last night in budapest how do you feel

a sea of solidarity lighting up central budapest thousands of hungary and standing up for press freedom which many fear is disappearing under the rule of right wing prime minister viktor orban the latest victim hungary's most retinue site next to seen as one of the country's last independent media that's made it a frequent target of the prime minister who once called it a fake news factory but its independence has come under threat after an ally bought control of the sites at sales. the final straw came a few days ago when the site's editor in chief was fired prompting more than 80 staff to resign on friday. the 1st said. our editor in chief was fired at this story and while i don't want to speak on behalf of all of us for me this was the red line and i cannot let that any more. for my diplomat be done. shortly after south of protesters flooded the streets when they want to facial real news and it's getting more and more difficult almost impossible to get that in hungry now we don't know what's happening around us because the state media isn't telling the truth. now. and honestly regard

but in hungary, for some just getting there was proving problematic. this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. i had from the start, a lead that would only grow. ahead from the start, a lead that would only grow, despite an early pit—stop reshuffle of the chasing pack. perhaps amazingly, it was verstappen who dealt with it best, emerging in second. his pre—race crash behind him, but now so was championship leader valtteri bottas. but way out front, lewis hamilton. no—one could get close. get in there, lewis. absolute masterclass, mate. untroubled, unchallenged in hungary, he is unbeatable. adam wild, bbc news. as usual hamilton didn't claim all the glory for himself and was quick to praise his team for their support which was crucial in helping him get a bonus point for the fastest lap of the race, which was a new lap record at the hungaroring. whilst i was on my own for the race, it was just a different kind of challenge. of course we

attacking to school harshly and making very clear that because hungary opinion does not respect good love law must be punished financially death his position which is not acceptable because daddy's little decision about what these the rule of law situation in hungary. have been better why are there so much tension and really just hurt feelings here between hungary and other lives well it's really interesting to watch what's happening here brendan is hillary was saying you know that it's kind of this separation between the frugal 5 in these other european nations but it's really. reached a personal tone with a lot of this you heard right there the language that was being used you know why do they hate me personally why do they hate our country why do they hate hungary and so you see these very strong language being used one thing i think is happening there is when we talk about you know religion you talk about family or you talk about money things become very personal and in this case you have nations disputing over money how much is going to be spent who gets it how it's all broken d

and gary in rome for a british drive it is going for a record extending its win in hungary as he looks to build on his victory last time out austria it was a good day all round from the sidelines with the milton's team might report a securing 2nd place on the grid hamilton is looking to dislodge the finn from top spot in the driver's championship. more headlines coming up for you at the top of the hour if you need more before they anything or staff that a website that stink up the dot com now that i'm anthony held on behalf of me and the team here in berlin thanks watch. are they friends say wanted to be with you machine efficiency year or do you wish it wasn't really a belief among the publishing you stimulation or are they enemies in the midst of the mission of the huge huge computer screen which you can use usually what he's going to go get most of my demo work for roger.

as we know, we have seen hungary in particular having been pushed to the limits, if not breached, in my opinion, what we regard as a democracy should function, whether it's kind of raining and up records, putting pressure on the free press, closing down institutions he dislikes, so you've got this added tension as well, which could make it more problematic, but as benedicte says, i have sat through a lot of eu summits in my time. i've been up at 4am when prime ministers have given press c0 nfe re nces 4am when prime ministers have given press conferences when deals have been struck in the early hours of the morning, you know, the compromise often does work out when we worked out this weekend or in the future, i don't know, but they usually manage to find a way through it. well, maybe they well this time. a quick look at the front page of the times. they are weeding with botham being given period they say asa botham being given period they say as a reward for brexit loyalty. jason, your quick thoughts on this. well, my personal policy is that i'm not exactly in favour of having an app

so a 90th pole position for lewis hamilton, and his seventh in hungary. and hamilton admitted himself — modestly — that this requires nothing short of "perfection." i'm thankful to everyone back home, and the guys here that do such an amazing job. and valti doesn't make it easy for me at all, so... it requires absolute perfection when it comes to doing laps and qualifying like that is... ..is one of the things i enjoy most. in moto gp, fabio quartararo claimed pole position for sunday's season—opening spanish grand prix. the frenchman, who rides for yamaha, broke the lap record atjerez to edge out spain's maverick vinales. world champion marc marquez completes the front row while britain's cal crutchlow will line up sixth. just a reminder, justa reminder, much just a reminder, much more on the website, of course. but from the end of the team here at sports day, goodbye for now. —— but from me and all of the team here.