it's consolidation in norway we have a strong fixed position in norway, and have a large and increasing position, fiber position in norway that's where we are focusing developing our position organically. this is not unexpected this is not for us a big news thing, and we continue with our program. >> you welcome the competition essentially? >> yeah. there's been competition the whole time so we don't actually see very much changing. we continue to build out fiber, strec strengthen mobile networks and have businesses in norway. >> last month you were fined nearly 100 million u.s. dollars by the competition watchdog by abusing your dominant market position in norway to prevent third investment in a mobile network there. the company disagreed with the decision and were expected to appeal it. when can we expect that appeal >> we will appeal it we have six months so i -- so until christmas to do that we will appeal it. we are now looking into the rulings, and we will take -- give our response on that. >> you have gone looking for growth in countries like myanmar, bangladesh, pakistan. this p

no in fact russia is closer to norway and they've got the stabilization fund and the economy you know who took the economy from under two hundred billion g.d.p. to close to two trillion in g.d.p. want to take it to four chilean in g.d.p. how do you get there through trade not through anything that rachel maddow or the hollywood elite are suggesting that he is all paranoid lee scheming to do he's done doing any of that he just wants to grow the economy it's like remember america is to be a growth situation people used to like to grow the economy and be honest and trustworthy and that's what russia is now it's like america in the fifty's and america's become the sylvia you know the fifty's it's complete role reversal actually you mentioned nigeria and this guy had mentioned nigeria and we did ask during that time because newsnight did not want to cover nigeria who actually is very close to the united kingdom and there are a lot of nigerians who moved to the united kingdom it's a relationship there and nigeria actually did suffer greatly during the oil price collapse. so their currency c

no in fact russia is closer to norway and they've got the stabilization fund and the economy you know who took the economy from under two hundred billion g.d.p. to close to two trillion in g.d.p. want to take it to four chilean in g.d.p. how do you get there through trade not through anything that rachel maddow or the hollywood elite are suggesting that he is all paranoid lee scheming to do he's done doing any of that he just wants to grow the economy it's like remember america is to be a growth situation people used to like to grow the economy and be honest and trustworthy and that's what russia is now it's like america in the fifty's and america's become the sylvia you know the fifty's it's complete role reversal actually you mentioned nigeria and this guy had mentioned nigeria and we did ask during that time because newsnight did not want to cover nigeria who actually is very close to the united kingdom and there are a lot of nigerians who move to the united kingdom. relationship there and nigeria actually did suffer greatly during the oil price collapse so their currency collapse

no in fact russia is closer to norway and they've got the stabilization fund and the economy you know putin took the economy from under two hundred billion g.d.p. to close to two trillion in g.d.p. want to take it to four chilean in g.d.p. how do you get there through trade not through anything that rachel maddow or the hollywood elite are suggesting that he is all paranoid lee scheming to do he's done doing any of that he just wants to grow the economy it's like remember america is to be a growth situation people used to like to grow the economy and be honest and trustworthy and that's what russia is now it's like america in the fifty's and america's become the still be a union of the fifty's it's complete role reversal actually you mentioned nigeria and this guy had mentioned nigeria and we did ask during that time because newsnight did not want to cover nigeria who actually is very close to the united kingdom and there are a lot of nigerians who move to the united kingdom. relationship there and nigeria actually did suffer greatly during the oil price collapse so their currency col

i'm dr john place and i'm here in norway to join the first part of a worldwide expedition on the hunt for new antibiotics. the pharmacy project is a collaboration between scientists from across the world the goal is to collect marine organisms from some of the hottest deepest and coldest places on the planet which have never been searched before the hope is to create vital new drugs and antibiotics from them and the project starts here in the fields of norway. funds can you explain to me why is there a name find you on about this it's been in years since the war seven years ago and already a lot of people are immune to pencil in order different at their belt thinks there are more and more people die of the fall for the infection with antibiotics but by killing or preventing growth of bacteria by breaking down the cell walls or interfering function synthesis but over time bacteria can build a natural resistance this is drastically celebrated when they are misused such as when we don't finish our prescription the surviving bacteria will then be produced with inbuilt resistance to that a

no in fact russia is closer to norway and they've got the stabilization fund and they can you know to took the economy from under two hundred billion g.d.p. to close to two trillion in g.d.p. want to take it to four chilian in g.d.p. how to get there through trade not through anything that rachel maddow or the hollywood elite are suggesting that he is all paranoid lee scheming to do he's done doing any of that he just wants to grow the economy it's like remember america is to be a growth situation people used to like to grow the economy and be honest and trustworthy and that's what russia is now it's like america in the fifty's and america's become the still be you know the fifty's it's complete role reversal actually you mentioned nigeria and this guy had mentioned nigeria and we did ask during that time because newsnight did not want to cover nigeria who actually is very close to the united kingdom and there are a lot of nigerians who moved to the united kingdom. it's a relationship there and nigeria actually did suffer greatly during the oil price collapse so their currency collaps

no in fact russia is closer to norway and they've got the stabilization fund and the economy too took the economy from under two hundred billion g.d.p. to close to two trillion in g.d.p. want to take it to four chilian in g.d.p. how do you get there through trade not through anything that rachel maddow or the hollywood elite are suggesting that he is all paranoid lee scheming to do he's done doing any of that he just wants to grow the economy it's like remember america has to be a growth situation people used to like to grow the economy and be honest and trustworthy and that's what russia is now it's like america in the fifty's and america's become the sylvia you know the fifty's it's complete role reversal actually you mentioned nigeria and this guy had mentioned nigeria and we did ask during that time because newsnight did not want to cover nigeria who actually is very close to the united kingdom and there are a lot of nigerians who moved to the united kingdom. relationship there and nigeria actually did suffer greatly during the oil price collapse. so their currency collapse even m

norway is far from alone and the president has reportedly sent similar letters to other countries. of the 28 nato nations, only three besides the u.s. spent the promised 2% on its defense last year. throughout his presidency, mr. trump has prodded nato nations to spend more. >> which many of them have not been doing. many of them have not been even close. >> reporter: european allies are hoping next week's summit goes better than last week's g7 summit in canada. that meeting was marked by tense exchanges between mr. trump and other world leaders over trade. >> if the expectation was that a weekend in fwufl shar -- beautiful charlevoix was going to transform the president's outlook on trade in the world, then we didn't quite perhaps meet that bar. >> reporter: since then the trade war has only ratcheted up. ahh har harley davidson said itvion hasd it would move some of its motorcycle production overseas. europeans fear these disputes demonstrate disunity doond so just before the president will head to helsinki for his summit with russian president vladimir putin. now, the white hous

norway, the president wrote, remains the only nato ally, sharing a board certifi-- lacksh russia, norway is far from alone and the president has sent similar letters to other countries. of the nato nations, only three spent the promised 2% of gdp on defense last year. throughout his presidency, he has proded the nato nations to spend more. >> many of them have not been doing it and have not even been close. >> they are hoping next month's summit goes better than the g-7 meeting. >> if the expectation was that a weekend had in beautiful -- surrounded by all sorts of lovely people was going to transform the president's outlook on trade and the world, than we didn't quite perhaps meet that bar. >> since is then the trade war has only wrach eted up, harley-davidson is moving some production overseas to avoid european tariff and other tariffs have been announced on $12 billion worth of utah imports. europeans worrier the disputes signal disunioni it-- di is sus. >> jeff? >> thank you. >> president trump rd onn ed-- d flags to be at half-staff in honor of the five staffers that were shot. a mo

i'm dr john place and i'm here in norway to join the first part of a worldwide expedition on the hunt for new antibiotics. the pharmacy project is a collaboration between scientists from across the world the goal is to collect marine organisms from some of the hottest deepest and coldest places on the planet which have never been searched before the hope is to create vital new drugs and antibiotics from them and the project starts here in the fields of norway. funds can you explain to me why is there a name find you on about this it's been in years since the war seven years ago and already a lot of people are immune to pencil in order different at their belt explain how more and more people die of the fall for infection with antibiotics but by killing or preventing growth of bacteria by breaking down the cell walls or interfering protein synthesis but over time bacteria can build a natural resistance this is drastically celebrated when they are misused such as when we don't finish our prescription the surviving bacteria will then reproduce with inbuilt resistance to that antibiotic. p

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shun it now. norway's huge one trillion dollar sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels. you know a. they really are that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you john stop swapping out my face cream for salsa croquet so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was but a new. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going to me press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid regime a

norway is far from alone, and the president has reportedly sent similar letters to other countries. of the 28 nato nations, only three besides the united states spent the promised 2% of g.d.p. on defense last year. throughout his presidency, mr. trump has prodded nato nations to spend more. >> ...which many of them have not been doing. many of them have not been even close. >> reporter: european allies are hoping next week's summit goes better than last month's g-7 a.eting in canada. that meeting was marked by tense exchanges between mr. trump and other world leaders over trade. ct if the expectation was that a weekend in beautiful charlevoix surrounded by all sorts of lovely people was going to transform the president's outlook on trade in the world, then we didn't quite perhaps haet that bar. >> reporter: since then, the trade war has only ratcheted up. harley-davidson announced it would move some u.s. motorcycle production overseas to avoid european tariffs, and canada announced retaliatory tariffs on more than $1billion worth of u.mports. europeans worry these disputes signal di

dozens of wildfires i think governments appeal for help from other countries it's really france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in albania that fatah don't mislead government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't deal with this much. normally. i think we used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. think of a life. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety while thousands of swedes have been w

the dozens of wildfires i government's appeals for help from other countries it's really france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in as. the government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland and norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's we do.

casper: i think in norway, we have seen more pressure in norway on the lending margins. i already see end of this quarter and improvement in actually going into the second quarter. the improvement there in sweden unlikely. again, i emphasize that part of the business, although important is not detrimental. we see margin improvement in many of our other businesses. i feel very good about the way forward. manus: good to hear an update story from you. we wish you well with those banking licenses. let's stick with the overall banking sector. spurred by strong result from morgan stanley, the european banks have yet to give their according. he has a positive view on the landscape. can europe match america's second quarter? let's bring in tristan. stanleyead those morgan numbers yesterday, there is nowhere else in the world that you probably want to work. it is like a bank that is just cracking on fire. it has been a good quarter for wall street. maybe not the renumeration of goldman sachs, but it is been a for u.s. banks. i think it is a good market to invest in both the u.s.

the government's appeals for help from other countries italy france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in albania that fact i don't dislike government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't use this much. normally. i think we used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. think of a life. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety thousands of swedes have been warned to stay indoors with the window

12 january, norway. your mountains require a special form of defense. could every able-bodied man be mobilized if war came? 13 january, great britain. you have commonwealth commitments throughout the world, but what forces can you contribute for the defense of europe? 16 january, portugal -- from your strategic position on the atlantic seaboard, what help can you give nato? 18 january, italy -- are you prepared to rebuild your army, navy and air force of to the , limit set by the peace treaty? 19 january, luxembourg -- you are a small country with a great steel industry. how can you help? 24 january, iceland -- we know you have no armed forces, but what contribution can you make for the common defense of the west? 26 january, canada -- europe is grateful for the arms you are supplying. what forces are you prepared to send across the atlantic? in paris, a hotel had been hastily found as a temporary home for the new supreme headquarters allied powers europe. general guenther was already at work. an international staff of officers had to be assembled and a

taishan here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't use this much. normally. i think we've used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. alive. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety while thousands of swedes have been warned to stay indoors with the windows shut to avoid breathing in smoke the situation is very serious and the rescue services do not see that their biggest fires will be able to be extinguished in the near future due today weather in that coming week and at the moment the focus is on delaying and requesting and trying to well delay and hinder the spreading of the fires swedish authorities say that as of thursday an area equivalent to twenty thousand football pitches had burned that's ten times the size you'd expect in a normal year and some fires are still spreading the al-jazeera known in sion town in yemen is at risk of being destroyed as fighting rages for a nearb

in the second round they are facing rosenborg of norway, the first round at celtic park tonight. if they come through that they have another two qualifying rounds to negotiate and no wonder the manager says playing competitive matches at this stage of the season has its challenges. in the season has its challenges. in the few seasons we have been here we have had to be creative and it has just been unfortunate, really, this period of the season is always tough. players are coming back and i feel for all the coaches, in terms of these qualification games in champions league and europa league and also the cup competitions. managers and players expect to be in full flow within1—2 weeks, which is unrealistic, so i feel for all players and managers who are having to get teams out to try to actually win games when really it is the time of the season for fitness. if you think celtic have it tough, spare a thought for rosenberg. the club sacked their manager six days ago and have placed the academy director in temporary charge. no wonder they are captain says that the only have are cap

it is by far double norway and a whole lot of other countries so it's relevant. hans, as always, thanks to you and always good to see you. thank you, sir. >>> i want to continue this discussion. for more on the president's upcoming summit with vladimir putin, i'm joined by evelyn farkas, the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia. she's also an msnbc national security analyst. you know, ukraine is an interesting point to bring up here. ukraine was not a nato member. they started to try and be a little more western facing, some say with the goal of ultimately joining nato, although that wasn't on the horizon. and then look what happened. so one could use the argument that that's kind of what nato is for, to make sure that it's not all ukraine. >> yes, ali. what happened with ukraine was in 2008 nato held its summit and our president at the time, george w. bush, wanted very much for ukraine and georgia to be accepted as members of nato and they wanted to be put on the path to membership so it wouldn't have happened overnight. t

the blazes burning mostly in central and western regions many countries including italy france and norway have sent helicopters and planes to help downs the flames. the u.s. car industry stands up to trump's tariffs in washington. workers for. america's biggest carmakers come out in force to protest the multibillion dollar judy's saying their jobs could be on the line also coming up italy's new government is taking a tough stance on migration but we meet small business owners with migrant backgrounds who are thriving. i'm daniel winter and this is our business update there were protests in washington as the u.s. commerce department launched hearings into import duties that's import duties on cars and here's why trump's tariffs don't just affect imported cars but vehicles made in the usa too because his measures put a levy on parts as well as look at two cars honda civic and an audi q five the compact car today costs just over seventeen thousand dollars but see what happens when we slap on trump's judi's the price shoots up by almost one thousand seven hundred dollars the luxury s.u.v. com

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shun it now. norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels ya. know. you know really here that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you job and stop swapping out my face cream for salsa croquet so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was beg news. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going to me press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid reg

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shun it now. norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels ya. know. you know really here that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you job and stop swapping out my face cream for salsa croquet so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was been a new. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going to me press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid r

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november. shun it now. norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels. have you know your way to really hear that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you john stop swapping out my face cream for salsa coke a so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was but a news. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on ms one we're going to me press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid

okay. >> but in norway, it was just very funny because you would think somebody was just american. because there's no accent. but then their vocabulary is very limited. so you're like, "where's the bathroom." and they say, "the bathroom is just there down the... oh! i'm so sorry. down the... it's just down the..." and i go "hall?" and they go, "yeah, hall." and you go okay. >> stephen: so it kind of makes you worried about them because they're having like a mini-stroke while you're talking to them. >> yeah, and it's confusing because there's no indication that this is english as a second i need to know what to do on my summer break coming up in august. >> are you going? you should go. >> stephen: what did do you? >> we went on a bike tour. >> stephen: oh! that sounds like a lot of effort. i don't want to-- i don't want to travel with that much talcum powder. there's a lot of chafing. and the shorts. the shorts with the little pad. ( applause ) did you have the pad? >> which my husband and i tried to get me that pad because i was like, "i don't need the shorts with the pad. that's w

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shot it now. norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels. you know your way. you know really here that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you john stop swapping out my face cream for salsa croquet so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and the ways beg. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going in the press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid r

open space of the economy like norway. norway is out of the e.u. , but part of the market. >> the last one is working with the uk about the free-trade agreement. all the steps are available for the uk. being part of the single market, plus a custom unit. it is their choice. on the other side of the paper, i put the redlines of the uk. >> you don't want to respect a court of business, pay, or the movement of people and don't want to be part of our trade policy - we will expect this redline. but that closes the door. >> they go down the stairs, yes. >> wait for the microphone, identify yourselves and make it a question, not a statement. >> hi there, and he said you don't want to talk about mr. trump, but his advice is to walk away and leave the e.u.. >> who is we? >> the uk, i'm british media. mr. trump's advice is uk should walk away. surely that must worry you, as someone who is supposed to be negotiating a deal. >> i have not changed my position over the last 10 years. the uk is leaving. the uk is leaving. we respect the

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shot it now turns norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels yeah. you know your way. you really hear that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you john stop swapping out my face cream for salsa cone case so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was but a new. leader while in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going in the press free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid regime abroad di

didn't like norway divest from fossil fuels like last november shun it now. norway's huge one trillion dollars sovereign wealth fund has only partially divested from fossil fuels ya. know. you really hear that sends very often it's usually you trump or you wall street or you job and stop swapping out my face cream for salsa coke a so it's gross come on ireland bring me back to my happy place i really was decision to advance the boycott bill could be the tipping point for justice for palestine. ireland said it recently passed the control of economic activity occupied territories bill which bans the importation of all products coming from the illegal israeli occupied territories in jerusalem and there was but a news. meanwhile in america our lawmakers are trying to pass the israel anti boycott act which would criminalize participation in certain political boycotts targeting israel. as so i think it's fair to say we're kind of going in the other direction on this one we're going to me repress free speech domestically in order to better prop up an apartheid regim

second best would be to be a , the europeaneea space of economy, like norway. norway is out of the eu, but it is part of the single market and respecting the rules. the last one is what we called and we are committed to work with the united kingdom on this, it free-trade agreement like with canada, korea and japan. but all the steps are available for the united kingdom, beinging norway plus, part of the single market, plus a customs union. it is their choice. and i put on the other side of the paper, the red lines in the united kingdom. they don't want to respect freedom of movement of people, which is a key point for us. the single market. they don't want to be part of our trade policies, they want to be independent. redwe will respect these lines. but also, they close a door. elizabeth: they go down the stairs. let's open it up to the audience. please wait for the microphone, identify yourselves and make it a question, not a statement. start right here. >> i'm from itv news, i know you said you didn't want to talk about mr. trump -- but mr. trump said this, h

already the first troops on the water if you want souls in norway. norway has the engineering capabilities and the know that each in our case you know . going under the ocean most people actually think of connecting america to asia for example so going on the pacific there's a lot of safety issues with that of course you know because the moment you have to get out you would be somewhere in the middle of the ocean. for now we concentrate on that and i am thinking new york to l.a. now recently that is that something that could happen know so. we have our top speed is right below the speed of sound which is around one thousand two hundred kilometers an hour. that's more than a plane it's planes normally are on the thousands i mean the passenger train plane right so. jets are going to three thousand kilometers an hour but. going from the west coast to the east coast would be happening through a network so you would have stops in between and that also makes the most sense for new thinking about the cost of the infrastructure you have to build maybe someth

a european task with further personnel and air support sent in from france germany and neighboring norway. sweden has dealt with wildfires before but rarely over such a large area now meteorologists are warning that with global temperatures on the rise fighting fire in the arctic could become an annual battle. and it is your populist government has informed the european union that it will no longer accept migrants rescued at sea have brought to it shows that includes not only those rescued by aid groups but also those picked up by the news own rescue mission operations to fail it's really his struggle to absorb hundreds of thousands of new arrivals in the recent years we have this report about one success story. kalki two lives in the mountains of northern italy surrounded by nature the forty year old makes her own goat's cheese and beauty products. it's a fairy different life to the one she lot back home in ethiopia she was forced to flee the country eight years ago after protesting against fomenting so to foreign investors she ended up in italy this. month to me that. i started out with

alexander k rzysztof , came past norway's alexander krzysztof, at that depth on a hot humid afternoon in it. the welshmen still in the lead, his yellow jersey, his advantage over at one minute and 39 seconds with eight of the 29 stages still to come. and thatis the 29 stages still to come. and that is all the sport for now. a major work by the renowned south african artist, william kentridge, telling the little known story of two million africans who served, often unacknowledged, during world war one, has had its work premiere in london to critical acclaim. our arts editor, will gompertz, went to see the show called the head & the load at tate modern gallery. singing. a huge william kentridge collage fills this hall. made of sculpture and video. singing and dancing, shadows and shouting. it tells a largely unknown story of the millions of african soldiers, porters and civilians who were caught up in world war i. the provocation that led to the project, i suppose is a provocation of our own ignorance, being how little i've known of its history. the first world war was the kind of cruci

the word is, it might be in norway solution. yes, well, that is what theresa may is putting out, the idea of a soft brexit. the norway plan. but the brexiteers and the ha rdliners plan. but the brexiteers and the hardliners are saying they do not wa nt hardliners are saying they do not want to see that, if you read further down in the article, andrew jenkins, he resigned as a ministerial aide in may, jenkins, he resigned as a ministerialaide in may, he jenkins, he resigned as a ministerial aide in may, he says, out ministerial aide in may, he says, our departure must be absolute. not much room for negotiation. i would not like to be sitting around the table at chequers on friday, would you? she is being quite gung ho, saying, oust me if you dare. it was all we thought that if the chairman of the backbench 1922 all we thought that if the chairman of the backbench1922 committee, no confidence, leadership election, she is saying that she is prepared to fight this which would meet the —— which would mean they would need half of

already the first troops on the water if you want souls in norway. and norway has the engineering capabilities and the know which in our case you know . going under the ocean most people actually think of connecting america to asia for example so going on the pacific there's a lot of safety issues with that of course you know because the moment you have to get out you would be somewhere in the middle of the ocean. for now we concentrate on that and young thinking new york to l.a. now recently that is that something that could happen no so. we have our top speed is right below the speed of sound which is around one thousand two hundred kilometers an hour. that's more than a plane it's planes normally are on the thousands i mean the passenger train plane right so. jets are going to three thousand kilometers an hour but. going from the west coast to the east coast would be happening through a network so you would have stops in between and that also makes the most sense when you thinking about the cost of the infrastructure you have to build this is some

norway is showing the way. this woman drives her children to work in a heavily subsidised electric car. the uk government says it is leading the world by demanding clean cars by 2040. norway is doing it by 2025. ferries are going electric as well and eventually even short—haul flights in electric planes are on the way. the uk is far behind. across the uk emissions have been going down, except in transport where they have been going up. critics say today is a start but nowhere near enough. prince louis — the 11—week—old son of the duke and duchess of cambridge is being christened today. the service is at the chapel royal at st james‘s palace in london, and will be led by the archbishop of canterbury. the prince will have six godparents. daniela relph is at stjames s palace in central london — daniela, we gather that neither the queen and the duke of edinburgh will attend the ceremony? that is right. neither of them will be here. it is not because of any health reasons or concern, it is a case in term

dozens of wildfires i think governments appeals for help from other countries it's really france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in. the government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and they're for. government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't use this much. normally. i think we used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. think of life. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety well thousands of swedes have been born to stay indoors with the windows s

i'm dr john place and i'm here in norway to join the first part of a worldwide expedition on the hunt for new antibiotics. the pharmacy project is a collaboration between scientists from across the world the goal is to collect marine organisms from some of the hottest deepest and coldest places on the planet which have never been searched before the hope is to create vital new drugs and antibiotics from them and the project starts here in the fields of norway. funds can you explain to me why is there a name for finding your own body it's been in years since the war seven years ago and already a lot of people are immune to pencil in order different at their belt explain how more and more people die of the force of infection with antibiotics but by killing or preventing growth of bacteria by breaking down the cell walls or interfering function synthesis but over time bacteria can build a natural resistance this is drastically celebrated when they are misused such as when we don't finish our prescription the surviving bacteria will then be produced with inbuilt resistance to that antibio

the two choices are, do we have a canada star brexit, or a soft norway style brexit? i think this signals a direction of travel toward something softer. you mention norway, interesting their relationship with the eu, they chose to be outside of the eu, they chose to be outside of the eu, they chose to be outside of the eu because they wanted to preserve their farming sector in the traditional way. that bit they did not sign up to that they signed to pretty much everything else. are we doing something similar here, saying we do not want services because we wa nt to we do not want services because we want to do our own thing with services but we are prepared to sign up services but we are prepared to sign up to your rule book on other things? we are asking for services, we are talking about freedom of movement. we accept there is a trade—off, if we do not have freedom of movement, we cannot have the services bit. that is an important movement, we are accepting that but in terms of saying we want that bit and not other bits, the politics of that in the european union a

it is actually edging towards what you call a norway—type solution. in that case, the idea will be why did you not do it in the first place? it is full of stuff, like essentially, if we do decide to deviate from trade rules in that place, we will pay the penalty. hold on, alex... this is more or less the arrangement norway has with the european union. it is already... nick clegg has said if i was a brexiteer i would be likely to say, why have i gone through all this business to get to this stage? and that is even before we have a discussion with the eu which, of course, in the end, people like alex, i suspect, will try to blame for the fact that they have got nowhere near the place which they always suggested we were going to get to. it depends what we say. we made an agreement to cooperate on security and they said no. that is the sort of people we are negotiating with. that is the example you always use. you always end up relying on someone on the right wing of the german coalition. you did it last week. i watched last week's programme and you are d

it is actually edging towards what you call a norway—type solution. in that case, the idea will be why did you not do it in the first place? it is full of stuff, like essentially, if we do decide to deviate from trade rules in that place, we will pay the penalty. case, we will pay the penalty. hold on, alex... this is more or less the arrangement norway has with the european union. it is already... nick clegg has said if i was a brexiteer i would be likely to say, why have i gone through all this business to get to this stage? and that is even before we have a discussion with the eu which, of course, in the end, people like alex, i suspect, will try to blame for the fact that they have got nowhere near the place which they always suggested we were going to get to. it depends what they say. we made an agreement to cooperate on security and they said no. that is the sort of people we are negotiating with. that is the example you always use. you always end up relying on someone on the right wing of the german coalition. you did it last week. i watched la

to norway, a not so subtle reminder of norway's risks. since it remains the only nato ally sharing a border with rodriguez, that doesn't have a plan to meet the nato spending target. nato spending might be one area where there is agreement with former president obama. >> everybody's got to step up and everybody's got to do better. >> reporter: spending estimate shows the u.s. is well above the 2% spending standard at more than 3.5% of the u.s. economy going to defense. the uk is just over 2% while norway, canada and germany are all under. but trump could go too far in criticizing nato at the upcoming summit just before he meets with russian president vladimir putin. >> if he wants to skutd l the western alliance and there's a lot of supposition to do that then, of course, that could very well play into the hands of the russians. >> reporter: the president also making additional national security claims tweeting just out that the obama administration granted citizenship during the terrible iran deal negotiation to 2,500 iranians and govern

again so things are going to get hope once more but for now we'll see some heavy rain over parts of norway and stretching down through the low countries ahead of that is still very hot but thirty five degrees and actually many of us and the eastern parts of europe will be seeing the temperatures over thirty degrees but they could be a few thunderstorms around now across the other side of the mediterranean plenty of settled weather here so pretty hot in tunis though about thirty five degrees not as hot to him or bad here on maximum will be held down to around twenty four or twenty five this central belt of africa where there's plenty of showers at the moment lots of them through parts of sudan and pushing quite a long way north now through parts of chad unusual here but we want to heavy showers. i was in prison for twenty one years based on false allegations that just made in the last couple of years there's been a number of high profile exonerations of the wrongfully convicted based on police and prosecutorial misconduct you can check me for gun check much well i don't really buy i don't h

it is actually edging towards what you call a norway type solution. in that case the idea will be, why did you not do it in the first place? it is full of stuff like essentially, if we do decide to deviate from trade rules in that place we will pay the penalty. hold on, alex... this is more or less the arrangement norway has with the european union. it is already... nick clegg has said if i was a brexiteer i would be likely to say, why have i gone through all this business to get to this stage? and that is even before we have a discussion with the eu, which of course in the end, people like alex i suspect will try to blame for the fa ct i suspect will try to blame for the fact that they have got nowhere near the place which they always suggested we were going to get to. it depends what we say. we made an agreement to cooperate on security and they said no. that is the sort of people we are negotiating with. that is the example you always use. you always end up relying on someone on the right wing of the german coalition. you did it last week. i watche

i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! . >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell

dozens of wildfires i think governments appeal for help from other countries it's really france and norway have responded by sending water bombing helicopters and planes as well as emergency personnel reeling in albania that fata out on business government is ready to take all necessary decisions and supply all needed resources our duties to support all agencies so that they have what they need to get the fires under control and therefore the government is following this event closely every minute every day. and usually high temperatures across the whole nordic region up to thirty three celsius coupled with virtually no rain for several weeks have made the vegetation here highly flammable finland norway have also had wildfires in the last week but it's sweden that suffer the most. this dairy farmer says the grass is normally much longer right now and that's a real problem we don't use this much. normally. i think we've used to feed about three or four a day. and now it's five or six. i think else alive. in some areas homeowners have been moved to safety well thousands of swedes have been w

in the arctic wilderness a polar bear shot today for mauling a cruise ship employee on an island off norway the crew member was preparing a trip for the tourists when the incident occurred. and thomas seals victory in the tour de faults told us crossed the line and on the shoulder he's a becoming the first welshman to win the one of cycling's grand tours we'll bring you the highlights of the final stick. hello. i'm terry martin thanks for joining us people in zimbabwe are boating in landmark elections there are long queues of polling places as in bobbins turn out in large numbers to vote it's the first time in nearly four decades that the name robert mugabe the authoritarian former president is absent from the ballot paper but who resigned after pressure from the military last year was among those casting his vote today it looks to be a tight race between the two presidential front runners they are mugabe's successor president emerson meaning god while from the center of the party scene voting here and opposition leader nelson a lawyer and pastor after casting their votes both candidates ex