he wasn't he wasn't born in sweden he's come as a guest to sweden and the swedish have looked at him and they've said this man is a security risk to our society he needs to go back home we don't want him we don't need a purpose judgment statement a perfectly legitimate sentiment for any nation to take and that at this we used to rush into this whole thing little as i say the they call themselves the humanitarian superpower the russian troops they clearly think this and it's a real concern to them and that in my view they have a good memory my point they have every right to throw him out the problem is as you say as mohamed says there is a due process that due process now includes the european court of human rights which muhammad spoke about the european court of justice which is an e.u. organ the european union they have intervened in those that it can go back for. i think we just ought to pull out of the north a pull out from from the european court of justice. that you like what we are with . allen thank you for correcting me there you get confused between the various courts but lo

this is all part of that on going debates and dawdled within sweden and within. europe in general your world headlines continue in thirty minutes. the two thousand and eight economic crisis turn some countries into pegs these are the countries with weaker economies that needed austerity policies if you are in a situation of flow growth even the recession austerity is a very bad idea it doesn't work and it makes millions of people very unhappy those who are unemployed see their wages decline almost a decade how good are the results you saw affecting you in feasible by the people gathering with the water of the people with your daughter june. believe me she thought plumbers i mean if a legal. challenge nothing without it she was always face it she found it in the. why of the same mission still in place. we. will first. of this is the truth be considered is the. record acceptable to the decision. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. somehow wanted. to be like. this like the korea

it used a forged signature of sweden's defense minister. allegations of russia's interference have been growing in a number of countries, including the u.s. and u.k. but sweden feels closer to the front line with russia just across the baltic sea. it is thought that russian fears over sweden's closer relationship with nato might lie behind attempts to influence, interfere, even intimidate. it is not just about disinformation. three years ago a russian submarine was thought to have been sighted in swedish waters. but today, concern centers on fake news. this false story about a church being vandalized by muslims was spread by automated social media accounts, known as bots, based outside of sweden. although there is no proven link to russia. sweden's public safety agency monitors the risk, it has seen the problem extend beyond the country's own borders. this about a former swedish foreign minister setting up a group to battle eurosceptics was picked up by the british and russian media weeks before the brexit referendum. >> reading this articl

the situation in sweden is different sweden is even holding a competition about who will be allowed to solve the nuclear waste problem two towns fought to become final repositories the municipality of. two hours north of stockholm is now supposed to receive all of sweden's nuclear waste. this is where the final repository will be built below a forest near the baltic coast the depth of five hundred metres. what's incredible from a german perspective is that the population of osama is anxious to see construction begin. clashing thing if the safe place that we should take the responsibility to store it here i am here i think it's good. creates lots or. i think it's a good for the community house prices will go up. i'm really positive that we're to be do we we have we have these things to take care of and we have to do it somewhere. post hama and and to go all a bit of the far north the mayor doesn't want to go into that he has a simple explanation for the residents attitude. we are a new care community we have the new. power plant plant the site out there which means that the understandin

this is all part of the all new going to base and dawoud old within sweden and within you know europe in general we are back with more very soon. is iran must going to fit in to steve jobs by coming up with innovative products you know the electronic gadgets market is a little bit different in the car business because the car business is you know you kind of bound by the highway system and you're bound by the whole infrastructure that is the automotive industry and the lobbying of the automotive industry so it's a bit difficult to be disruptive in the industry in a way he's going to open up his charging stations with one nine hundred fifty style burger and shake joints with servers on roller skates ok that's that's an idea that might take off that might be a new like starbucks like third place that people go to to have an experience that might work. for them what. that said i don't know i might try to write this stuff that i bought at a kid and that. i'm going to let them but when i catch them then you can keep an eye on what i have to lose a child for transplant not that. i mind my m

there are skeptics in sweden too. we've got one of them is johann sun the head of an environmental organization. he believes his fellow swedes are too laid back about the final riposte trick question. what we are putting on the future generations the risks by by by doing a. trolltech that we will not work it is frustrating that that that so much effort has to be done to fight the project in this sense but even the environmentalists are fundamentally opposed to storing nuclear waste underground there are more guards now since their most recent visit the entrance to the future fund storage site resembles a prison gate. i think you will that you will reach clear through the you know castro saying you want me to come by the people again to. gain from everywhere love to feel the towers. the construction site is located on an island it's almost impossible to see what happens there good protection from terrorists but also from critics in bush hama harbor these two are planning the next step of their educational campaign. plo

he disowned his previous board forfar right bodies in sweden during the warand right bodies in sweden during the war and lived a modest lifestyle. his house and possessions did not reflect his wealth. translation: i don't think i'm wearing anything that i haven't bought at a flea market. i want to give a good example. if we are going to be conscious about our economy, one cannotjust talk about it, one has to show that. the genius of ingvar kamprad was to persuade people to come to his store, pick up things they like if not necessary need, pick it up at his warehouse and assemble it at home. we are used to it now, but at the time it was laughed at. ikea said ingvar kamprad, who was involved with the business until recently, would be much missed by his family and warmly remembered by the company's employees worldwide. for more on this, i spoke to birgitta forsberg, a columnist and reporter for the swedish newspaper svenska dagbladet. you had an exclusive feeling for people and what they wanted, and he a lwa ys people and what they wanted, and he always could see people, i mean, regular

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these are problems that are new to sweden. sweden's system is not capable of -- it's not designed to handle these problems. for example, in unemployment, in 2006, about 20% of people unemployed were immigrants and foreign born. today, that number is up to 60%. >> tucker: you are an emigrant from a muslim family and yet you've taken a hard line against muslim immigration, mass immigration from muslimtr countries. what is the response been to you? >> if we want to help people, and that is truly what we want to do, we cannot put so much pressure to the system that the system collapses under its own weight. and the response i have been having, because i am merely putting this statement out, saying, there is a limit to how many people you can take in, has been to call me basically uncle tom,ar house [bleep], these is t from random people on the street, these are people who have prominent posts in parties, on the left, in newspapers, and this is, of course, because i don't tell them that which wisl thinking they want to hear. >> tuc

three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european and ball champions. some football now and later coups and took on mine soaping to solidify their second place spot in the standings now they've been one of the surprise packages is the season leading the battle to keep byron munich in check is how they got. patience was the name of the game for. hellish his side struggled to make any impact in a frustrating first half with opponents' minds happy to sit back and to stand up to captain bender when close newcastle laurie as head was as good as it got for the hosts before the break. maybe accusing needed something special and they got it from a familiar source leon bailey curling in from twenty yards out as a goal of the season the jamaican like his team just come stop scoring at the moment bailey's f. it was so good following a union branch try to carbon copy but without the same success. no matter because the three points were secured midway through the half formulate

from sweden, ambassador olaf's daughter. it's really interesting that sweden has what it overtly calls a feminist foreign policy. >> we do. >> how is that going and what is it? >> it's going very well. we actually have the first fem mystic government that then has a femininistic foreign policy. >> you say femininistic. >> that's maybe a language thing. >> i like that word. >> in a way it's a shame we even need to have it and that is remarkable that we sit here as women, as well so in a way sad. but it's true. so i'm very proud and happy to represent a feminist tick government and being maybe the result of a femininistic government because i'm the first woman appointed as ambassador to the united states from sweden. going into policy, it's really something. it's not just a important policy. that is something that -- does it sound weird? actually, all of government is working on a femininenistic agenda. it doesn't matter which government agency. they have to real dig into equality issues, make sure that their work is for equal

the european court of justice has prevented sweden from deporting a moroccan asylum seeker whom security services considered a potential terrorist swedish intelligence recommended the man's deportation after concluding that he was a threat to national security the individual whose name has not been released appealed to the european court of justice and the court ruled that his extradition would violate article three of the european convention on human rights as he could face torture in his home country of a case bears similarities with a ruling in germany a few days ago germany's high court prevented a turkish man convicted of supporting islam most extremists from being sent home the reason again was that his rights could be violated in turkey we asked our guests for their views on the story. bisher primarily is about the european court of justice organ which is countermanding the desire of the swedish states to remove an unwelcome alien and a threatening alien in a security risk alien from their own country and yet the european court of justice says that this individual rights trump the

the situation in sweden is different sweden is even holding a competition about who will be allowed to solve the nuclear waste problem two towns fought to become final repositories the municipality of. two hours north of stockholm is now supposed to receive all of sweden's nuclear waste. this is where the final repository will be built below a forest near the baltic coast the depth of five hundred metres. what's incredible from a german perspective is that the population of osama is anxious to see construction begin. lashing is a good thing if the safe place then we should take the responsibility to store it here i guess if i think it's good. creates lots or. i think it's good for the community house prices will go up from i'm really positive that we're to be do we we have we have these things to take care of and we have to do it somewhere. post hama and and to go laban of the far north the man doesn't want to go into that he has a simple explanation for the residents attitude. we are a new care community we have the new. power plant plant the site out there which means that the unders

before women can live with true freedom and respect even in sweden. getting along with your neighbor it's a key tenet of life and it's also one of the many rules for jordan to be you any and all water disputes must be sorted out before joining unfortunately for slovenia and croatia this is not the case a long simmering dispute has a rutted over the bay of qur'an along the stunning adriatic coastline that leaves fishermen on both sides be abused. for easier could see on church nothing is like it used to be a large part of the fishing area where he has cast his net until now suddenly belongs to neighboring slovenia and fishing is now prohibited for him. it's got to belong here by my grandfather fished here and then my father now our fish here as does my daughter and her husband and will keep fishing here. you can't just say from one day you know next to the sea belongs to them. this is in the gulf of pier on and a deliberate until now the border was in the middle of the bay an international court of arbitration decided that the majority now belongs to s

the united states discuss the future of women in total we are global leadership positions including sweden and the african union. the center for strategic and international studies this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> whether you are joining us in the room or online, thank you for being here for the event. we are excited and delighted that the ambassadors representing the countries here in washington can join us and as you may have noticed they are all female ambassadors. before we begin i will introduce the ambassador in a few moments but i want to give a few social media reminders. we hope you are following us on twitter and there should have been handouts hopefully you got them with all of the handles. we also ask that you use the hash tag csi live. we hope that you are following the events as well. part of the speakers series wouldn't be possible without the support thank you for helping us amplify the voices of the women in foreign policy, international business and international development so i'm pleased to welcome the director of federal government affairs. [applause] happy new year

watch. >> what is the problem with sweden's immigration system now? >> so, there are many problems that's very hard to define one. but the biggest problem is the amount of immigrants that are coming in. in the last couple of years, we have taken in about 250,000 asylum seekers. and for comparison that would be like america taking in about 8 or 9 million asylum seekers. this is people that sweden provides housing, healthcare, schooling, and all these big allot of these expensive services that the sveda official welfare system gives to people. this has created, of course, a large of huge costs in the short run for the swedish system but also, when we look at long term, what we're seeing now with crime and poverty is the effects of having a very lack migration system for 10, 15 years ago. and what we're seeing now with basically ghettos and street gangs, which is a phenomenon that hasn't never been even heard of in sweden and also jihaddists traveling abroad, et cetera, these are problems that are new to sweden. and sweden's system is not capable of, you

they have the highest ratio between migrants and not eve citizens in the ward i mean of course sweden is a very small country i mean comparably to other countries i mean eight to ten million not eve city since amy and they have integrated not only welcome because you know it's not only a matter of welcoming people and putting them in attempts i mean seen in several countries i mean the problem is that first you have to create economic environment to to integrate them and then you have to put in place policies for integration that means languages their language teaching that means providing good jobs i mean that corp with the skills that these people are improving their skills if needed i mean and then created also a societal environment that is really helpful i mean not to create tensions but on the contrary to create an amalgam i mean some kind of no. also cool to integration if you want to go there with an economic and social integration all these the swedish model shows that this is not impossible the reason i'll tear not even we are not not no more we should not be any longer aimi

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the firm said he'd passed away peacefully at his home in southern sweden. here's our business corespondent, joe lynam. ingvar kamprad can safely be described as a retailing genius. born in 1926 in southern sweden, he started selling matches aged five. then seeds and then pencils. at 17, he formed ikea — named after his own initials and the area where he was born. now, it's probably the best known furniture store in the world with over 400 giant shops and annual sales of $112 billion. mr kamprad was inspired to create the idea of flat—packed furniture when watching someone remove the legs off a table to fit it into a customer's car. ikea grew exponentially in the 1980s based on the simple but untested idea that customers would buy well—designed furniture and assemble it in their own homes. one famous designer tipped his hat today

the european court of justice has prevented sweden from deporting a moroccan asylum seeker whom security services considered a potential terrorist swedish intelligence or recommended the man's deportation after concluding that he was a threat to national security individual whose name has not been released appealed to the european court of justice and the court ruled that his extradition would violate article three of the european convention on human rights as he could face torture in his home country the case of bare similarities with a ruling in germany a few days ago germany's high court prevented a turkish man convicted of supporting islamist extremists from being sent home the reason again was that his rights could be violated in turkey we asked our guests for their view on the story. the issue primarily is about the european court of justice organ which is countermanding the desire of the swedish state to remove an unwelcome alien and a threatening alien and a security risk alien from their own country and yet the european court of justice says that this individual rights trump the

in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up on the law allowing restrictions has expired but sweden is one of the countries citing security as a reason for the controls to continue. the closure of the balkan routes has led to a huge drop in the number of refugees arriving in europe yet sweden france germany austria norway and denmark have all continued to impose controls on that front he is. those restrictions legally expired on november the twelfth on the article twenty nine of the schengen borders code but article twenty five allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public order or internal security. danes and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly branded rescind region as a place in which they could freely commute between the countries they say the increases in their journey times are unjustified this is mainly. for show internal politics they're worried citizens are worried here in sweden about the mass influx of immigrants trying to show that they're doing something and reality this nothing happens here this is. yeah alm

let me ask you what is your favourite ikea icon in sweden. let me ask you what is yourfavourite ikea product? icon in sweden. let me ask you what is your favourite ikea product?” guess it has to be that billy book sheh guess it has to be that billy book shelf was to be that billy book sheh shelf was to be that billy book shelf full of it is so iconic. everyone knows this book shelf by name and it blends into any home. everyone loves a book, so it is perfect. the headlines on bbc news: police have released an image of the man they want to speak to in connection with the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. the prime minister comes under pressure from leave campaigners in her own party to take a hard line with europe more than 240 people have been detained at opposition rallies across russia, including opposition leader alexei navalny. and coming up shortly — 16 and 17 year—olds in wales could soon be able to vote in local elections. sport now. and, a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. we will b

the european court of justice has prevented sweden from deporting a moroccan asylum seeker whom security services considered a potential terrorist swedish intelligence recommended the man's deportation after concluding of that he was a threat to national security individual whose name has not been released appealed to the european court of justice then the court ruled that his extradition would violate article three of the european convention on human rights as he could face torture in his home country and the case bears similarities with a ruling in germany a few days ago germany's high court prevented a turkish man convicted of supporting islamist extremists from being sent home the reason again was that his rights could be violated in turkey we asked our guests for their views on the story. primarily is about the european court of justice. which accounts of. the design of the swedish state's term move an unwelcome alien threatening game in a security risk alien from their own country and the european court of justice says that this individual rights. trying to stoke the wants of the s

in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up the law allowing restrictions has expired but sweden is one of the countries citing security as a reason for the controls to continue. the closure of the balkan routes has led to a huge drop in the number of refugees arriving in europe yet sweden france germany austria norway and denmark have all continued to impose controls on their front tiers. those restrictions legally expired on november the twelfth under article twenty nine of the schengen borders code. but article twenty five allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public order or internal security. danes and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly branded region as a place in which they could freely commute between the countries they say the increases in their journey times are unjustified this is mainly. for show internal politics their words citizens are worried here in sweden about the mass influx of immigrants trying to show that they're doing something and reality there's nothing happens here this is. almost a circus a w

model i mean this is possible because these exists if we take for example one european count of the sweden in the last five years they increase public investment up to three percent of the their internal g.d.p. they have increased wages by up to thirty percent in the last five years they have rainfalls the social protection system so this doesn't create a tall i mean unemployment or economic. cetera et cetera on the contrary it has created an incredibly cool is eve and sustainable growth model in the country they became the most competitive country demotes to know that if come to eat the most technologically and digital country in the european union they created an enormous number of jobs quality jobs and at the same time they have integrated two hundred fifty thousand migrants they have the highest ratio between migrants and not eve citizens in the ward i mean of course sweden is well it's a very small country i mean comparably to other countries i mean eight to ten million not eve city since amy and they have integrated not only welcome because you know it's not only a matter of welcomin

than me this is possible because these exists or if we take for example one european continent the sweden in the last five years they increased public investment up to three percent of the their internal g.d.p. they have increased wages by up to thirty percent in the last five years they have rainfalls the social protection system so this doesn't create a tall i mean unemployment or economic. cetera et cetera on the contrary it has created an incredibly cool is eve and sustainable growth model in the country they became the most competitive country did most innovative country the most technologically and digital country in the european union they created an enormous number of jobs quality jobs end at the same time they have integrated two hundred fifty thousand migrants they have the highest ratio between migrants and not eve citizens in the ward i mean of course sweden as well is a very small country i mean comparably to other countries i mean eight to ten million not eve cities in samy and they have integrated not only welcome because you know he's not only a matter of welcoming people

and a new european handball champion spain down sweden dramatic final in zagreb on sunday. but first some a shocking new revelations in the diesel the mission's emissions scandal kristoff troubling news indeed sumi reports a german car makers commissioned a test that exposed humans to a hazardous gas found in diesel fumes another set up saw twenty five healthy young people inhaling nitrogen dioxide in various amounts over several hours in a study funded by carmakers falsifying environment and the industry is already facing mounting pressure over the future of the diesel technology including possible inner city bans now it's confronted with another p.r. crisis how do you like my new car isn't days old they're all saying in two thousand and fourteen this v.w. commercial set out to prove just how clean diesel was with the help of a white scarf they out clean it is around the same time twenty five healthy young people were taking part in a series of tests for several hours a few times a week they had to breathe in the pollutants nitrogen dioxide the tests were commissioned by t

this time to scandinavia, to sweden and norway. countries with monarchies of their own, which always helps. in stockholm william and katherine sat down to supper with some of sweden‘s opinion formers. nothing too political, of course, but most certainly diplomatic. in the centre of stockholm they watched a game of bandy hockey, a variant of ice hockey played with a ball, very popular among young people in sweden. never mind that the duchess is six months pregnant, the visitors were expected tojoin in. so a penalty shoot out, husband versus wife. the result, two to one to william. all fairly typical stuff for a royal visit. the guests of honour showing they‘re good sports and solicitous too when it came to meeting the crowds who had been waiting in temperatures only just above freezing. but it is the underlying messages which matter. it is impossible to gauge the impact of royal visits like this on a relationship, in this case between britain and sweden. but what they do is force the countries to highlight the positive aspects o

from would you be offended because that very question has stirred to bait about racism online after sweden launched a social media campaign and he said explains. well a year from sounds like an innocent enough question doesn't it but it could land you in trouble here's what i actually had to explain that i first need to tell you about an online campaign launched in sweden to help expose racism hash tag no stranger we hope to raise awareness regarding the extensive issue of racism that actually does exist in sweden although many want to believe that we live in the world's most tolerant country the idea wrist shakespearean says of being subjected to racism and ten south asking why are you from rep some people up the wrong way even though i was born here people always ask me where i'm from i hate it when they do that nobody put on a decided well my home is where i come from doesn't concern you and it shouldn't matter i say shouldn't we ever ask people about their country of origin to be on the safe side. well here's some advice from the man behind the hashtag no stranger campaign you can also

all of this of course despite the fact that the initial case carried out by sweden and followed by sweden in terms of sexual allegations made against him has been dropped so the reaction there would be that that would potentially open the gate for him to have more freedom ability in this whole case but that hasn't happened obviously of course we saw what is such as the united nations see that have been holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy here in london it could be seen as arbitrary detention so certainly it's a very complicated case of course that has been going on for years and years but it seems that this is a step forward so we're going to have to wait and see whether this is a further we're now joined by jim junctures former u.s. diplomat jim thanks for being with us here on r t international thank you so we just heard you join us on the show he's now a citizen of ecuador so will this make it any easier for him to get out of the embassy without being arrested there in london. immediately it doesn't appear so and even the ecuador's request to give him a diplomatic status being summa

in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up the law allowing restrictions has expired but sweden is one of the countries citing security as a reason for the controls to continue. the closure of the balkan routes has led to a huge drop in the number of refugees arriving in europe yet sweden france germany austria norway and denmark have all continued to impose controls on their front tiers. those restrictions legally expired on november the twelfth under article twenty nine of the schengen borders code. but article twenty five allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public order or internal security. danes and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly branded region as a place in which they could freely commute between the countries they say the increases in their journey times are unjustified this is mainly. for show internal politics they're worried citizens are worried here in sweden about the mass influx of immigrants trying to show that they're doing something and reality this nothing happens here this is. yeah almost a circ

a new study looked at more than 60,000 women in sweden who had the most serious type of heart attack, when there is a total blockage of one of the major arteries. it found that, compared to men, they were roughly twice as likely to die from the heart attack within a year. they were less likely to have treatment to clear blocked arteries, to be prescribed statins, or given aspirin. now, one statistic that may surprise you is that women in the uk are more than twice as likely to die from coronary heart disease than from breast cancer. 0ften disease than from breast cancer. often it seems women present with unusual symptoms, and researchers say that helps explain why, in the uk, like sweden, they are not always getting the right treatment. women may well present with other symptoms such as breathlessness, fatigue, palpitations or pain, which is more atypical in nature, such as stabbing or sharp. and these findings can be misinterpreted, both by the patient, but also by healthcare professionals. but, if more women are to get rapid access to treatment like this to clear blocked arteries, t

here founder spent his last years in sweden after moving back home in twenty thirteen to be closer to his family. some sports news spain or the new european handball champions in the final in zagreb croatia the spaniards beat sweden by a score of twenty nine to twenty three scandinavians got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple grand fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind at half time they experienced spaniards touring the natural around with a sharp passing attack and outstanding work for goalkeeper on. had stirabout after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. and that's it for me that we need as my colleague math hermann will be up after the break with the latest round of born this latest soccer action where liverpool is and are hoping to solidify their grip on second place watch what happens next. but in dortmund leipzig biggest favor it seems we've got all the best goals we've got all the action the job is the whole of german football

now sweden has been blocked from deporting the moroccan asylum seeker thought to be a potential terrorist by security services the man appealed to the european court of justice after a swedish intelligence decided he was a threat to national security i recommended deportation but the court ruled that the man's extradition would violate the european human rights convention because he could face torture in his home country there was a similar case in germany few days ago the country's high court prevented a turkish man there who's been convicted of supporting islamic extremists from being sent to again because it was thought his human rights would be violated if he returned is some of the reaction we've been hearing. issue primarily is about the european court of justice organ which is countermanding the desire of the swedish states to remove an unwelcome alien and a threatening alien and a security risk alien from their own country and yet the european court of justice says that this individual rights trump the state the wants of the state to protect his own people and we've got to be awar

i'm first going to turn to my left, from sweden, ambassador, because it's really interesting that sweden has what it overtly calls a feminist foreign policy. >> we do. >> how is that going? and what is it? >> it's going very well. we actually have the first feministic government that then has foreign policy. >> you say feminist particular. >> feministic. >> yes, that's a shame we need to have it. and it's remarkable that we sit here as women, it's sad, but it's true. so i'm very proud and happy to represent a feministic government and being maybe as a result of a feminist government because i'm first women appointed to the ambassador of the united states for sweden. so going to foreign policy, this is something, does it sound weird, actually, all of government is working on a feminist particular agenda, so it doesn't matter which government agency. they have to really dig into quality issues. make sure that their work is for equal rights and women and men have the same opportunities. we still have challenges in my country. >> is it okay? >> maybe i'm i'm just hearing m. for instance, in

and handball gets a new european champion at the final in zagreb fane at sea off sweden to lift their first ever title in the euro competition. i'm sumi so much content good to have you with us at least eleven soldiers have been killed in afghanistan after gunmen attacked a military academy in the capital kabul reports say there was a gun battle between insurgents and soldiers at the base after one of the attackers blew him self up some fifteen soldiers were wounded authorities say the jihadists did not manage to enter the military academy the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack the third in kabul in recent days. and we can talk to journalists are here he is on the line from a couple to here thank you for joining us the third attack in kabul in recent days as we just said why are we seeing such an optic in violence in the capital. well i would say it shows this failure of the afghan security forces i know that that the afghan government is quite busy with the laming neighboring countries for such attacks but it literally shows that the senior security off

a story from sweden makes the irish times. swedish homes will all receive a booklet warning them what to do if war breaks out. it's gone back into print for the first time since the end of the cold war in 1991. we'll tell you why. trailblazing english footballer cyrille regis honoured by the daily mirror. he's died at the age of 59. he's described as a hero and role model for many black players who followed him. and fox news among media across the world covering the fact that sneezing could be the death of you. a new warning from doctors after a man supressed a sneeze and blew a hole in his throat. sneezing suppression is something television presenters do all the time so we must heed that morning. so, let's begin. with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive of the independent think tank localis. let's get stuck in, plenty to talk about. carillion, so much to say on carillion. the financial times looking at as many angles as possible. yes, the first phase of this story was about what would happen to the contract they have w

and handball gets a new european championship at the final in zagreb spain sees off sweden to lift their first ever title in europe competition. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the stars of the music industry descended on new york city for the annual grammy awards last night and the surprise winner of the night was bruno mars who beat tough competition from likes of. xeon kendrick lamar he took home six awards was not just about music following the lead of the golden globes participants sported white roses as a visible show of solidarity with movements confronting the culture of sexual harassment and show business. bruno swept the grammys this year with six wins including record and album of the year for twenty four k. magic and so on with the if and that's what i like he gave a heartfelt speech as he accepted his award and you know those songs were written with nothing but joy and one reason and for one reason only and that's love and that's all i wanted to bring with this album hopefully i can feel that again and see everybody did sing and everybody movin but it's man'

in twenty fifteen that flow has now dried up the law allowing restrictions has expired but sweden is one of the countries citing security as a reason for the controls to continue. the closure of the balkan routes has led to a huge drop in the number of refugees arriving in europe yet sweden france germany austria norway and denmark have all continued to impose controls on that front t is . those restrictions legally expired on november the twelfth on the article twenty nine of the schengen borders code but article twenty five allows the countries to extend them for six months if they claim serious threats to public order or internal security. danes and swedes had previously been encouraged to see a newly branded region as a place in which they could freely commute between the countries they say the increases in their journey times are unjustified this is mainly. for show internal politics there are worried citizens a word here in sweden about the mass influx of immigrants trying to show that they're doing something and reality this nothing happens here this is. almost a circus a wast

they watched a game of bandy hockey, very popular among young people in sweden. never mind that the duchess is six months pregnant, the visitors were expected tojoin in. so a penalty shootout, husband versus white. the result to— one to william. all fairly typical stuff or a visit. the guest of honour showing the good sports and also when a meeting crowds waiting in temperatures ofjust above freezing. but it is the underlying message is which matter. it is impossible to gauge the impact of royal visits on a relationship, in this case between britain and sweden, but it highlights the positive aspects of the relationship and that, the pundits say, is always helpful. among the smalltalk, a meeting with swedish prime minister. britain needs its friends in europe, the royals are doing their bit. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing

the ikea founder spent his last years in sweden after moving back home in twenty thirteen to be closer to his family. but his forces before we go spain are the new european handball champions in the final in zagreb croatia the spaniards beat sweden by a score of twenty nine to twenty three scandinavians got off to a better start with the strong performance from goalkeeper make a couple grand and fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind it have time to experience bangers trying to match around the sharp passing attack and outstanding work from their keeper had stare but losing four previous finals spain finally the european champion. and that's state of the news at this hour you're up to date the bonus league is next was not her win stay tuned for all the sports action coming right up. but the way the contest notes that was kept filled the school at the get take a look you can. take this through those until he doesn't. begin to notice them in. d.w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages.