no to denmark which projects itself as a country that is cool cosy and above all tolerance bots tensions over the issue of migration looks to be the hottest topic in june is national election and those tensions have been stoked by a lot listing 29 areas such as the myan the parking districts of copenhagen as ghettos yes you heard right ghettos it's all in response to politicians not just from the far right but even the social democrats who've been vying with each other to outdo themselves in a race to the bottom each claiming that danish ness is under threat. copenhagen's old new how and nightlife district the town hall and the tivoli amusement park every year millions of tourists come to denmark the country that's become famous for coziness much in cost for keeps a slice of the traditional denmark alive with his snack bar offering a smooth rub route and poses sausages instead of kabob pizza and falafel. discovered by those who want to hold on to what defines their nationality let's very important many danes don't even know what a real pulse of or a smaller bill is any more fully a few p

distrusts immigration has become the main campaign issue for all the parties in denmark and they all take more or less the same stand whether on the right or on the left of the political spectrum to be distributed. even the social democrats are taking a hard line on immigration an indication of how the political climate has changed. the habits of. the fare in the election campaigns of the past 2 or 3 years the parties have actually been trying to outdo each other as to who's the toughest on foreign as an ethnic minorities that opens the door. for certain politicians to carry racist ideologies from the parliament out among the people. on board visit off a lunatic befalling 400 years ago shakespeare wrote something is rotten in the state of denmark many here believe this famous quote is more relevant now than ever before. so on a very different note indeed it's time to dip into the british music scene and introduce you to 2 guys who are described as the oldest rappers in the world pete and bass from london above in their seventy's but they're punchy and edgy and growling would you beli

the country that's become famous for coziness not in cars or keeps a slice of the traditional denmark alive with his snack bar offering smooth and poses sausages instead of kabob pizza and falafel. discovered by those who want to hold on to what defines their nationality let's very important many danes don't even know what a real pulse of or a smaller bill is anymore only a few people still sell them about sex and. they've given over the last of this and many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like new park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohammad a slum has been living here for nearly 30 years unemployment in crime are above the danish average education and household incomes below over half the residents are immigrants or their parents or grandparents were the danish parliament wants to abolish the ghettos over the next decade mohammad asked mom feels marginalized by the new law all for the at the as far as i was born in a non western country and spent the 1st 7 years of my childhood in pakistan he basically under the ne

warming upforthe world cup with a win — england's women beat denmark 2—nil. steve smith shrugs off the boos to help australia beat england in their world cup warm up. also coming up in the programme. pushed to the limit but lewis hamilton clinches pole for fi's glamour grand prix in monte—carlo. nick tompkins scores a hat—trick to keep alive saracens hopes of a european — premiership double this season. yes, hello there. celtic have maintained their absolute dominance of scottish football and in the process made history. they came from behind to beat hearts 2—1 to win the scottish cup and complete the treble treble. yep, odsonne edouard scored both celtic goals. it's the third season running they won all three domestic trophies. with more on their unprecedented achievement, here's chris mclaughlin: the 134th scottish cup final, but for celtic, three was the magic number. they were looking for their third successive treble. it wasn't a great game to be honest, the first half was pretty much like the glasgow weather, all a little bit dull. they soaked u

warming up for the world cup with a win — england's women beat denmark 2—nil. england men's cricket warm—up, australia beat england in southhampton. also coming up in the programme. pushed to the limit but lewis hamilton clinches pole for fi's glamour grand prix in monte—carlo. nick tompkins scores a hat—trick to keep alive saracens hopes of a european — premiership double this season. yes, hello there. celtic have maintained their absolute dominance of scottish football and in the process made history. they came from behind to beat hearts 2—1 to win the scottish cup and complete the treble treble. 0dsonne edouard scored both celtic goals. it's the third season running they won all three domestic trophies. with more on their unprecedented achievement, here's chris mclaughlin: for 134th scottish cup final come for celtic, three was the magic number. they were looking for their third successive treble. it wasn't a great game to be honest, the first half was pretty much like the glascow weather, all a little bit dull. they soaked up what celtic could off

distrusts immigration has become the main campaign issue for all the parties in denmark and they all take more or less the same stance whether on the right or on the left of the political spectrum to be distributed. even the social democrats are taking a hard line on immigration an indication of how the political climate has changed. the habits of. the for in the election campaigns of the past 2 or 3 years the parties have actually been trying to outdo each other as to who's the toughest on foreign as an ethnic minorities that opens the door. for certain politicians to carry racist ideologies from the parliament out among the people. on board visit off a little chippy falling 400 years ago shakespeare wrote something is rotten in the state of denmark many here believe this famous quote is more relevant now than ever before. so in a very different note indeed it's time to dip into the british music scene and introduce you to 2 guys who are described as the oldest rappers in the world pete and bass from london are both in their seventy's but they're punchy and they're edgy and growingl

the country that's become famous for coziness not in cars or keeps a slice of the traditional denmark alive with his snack bar offering a smooth and poses sausages instead of kabob pizza and falafel. discovered by those who want to hold on to what defines their nationality let's very important many day in stone even know what a real pulse of or a smaller bill is any more that only a few people still sell them about sex and. they've given over the last of this and many danes feel the national identity is threatened by neighborhoods like new park and one of 29 neighborhoods the government has designated a ghetto mohammad a slum has been living here for nearly 30 years unemployment and crime are above the danish average education and household incomes below over half the residents are immigrants or their parents or grandparents were the danish parliament wants to abolish the ghettos over the next decade mohammad us mom feels marginalized by the new law all for the at the as far as i was born in the non-western countries and spent the 1st 7 years of my childhood in pakistan he basically u

we had a right—wing government in denmark and the government was against it. i had been a vicarfor many years. i think it was difficult for many people and they were confronted, what do you think about having a gay vicar. many people conflated homosexuality with dirt. coming out for me was very difficult. i came from a village, a family where homosexuality was not discussed. i got married and got children. it was only my wife who knew that i was interested in other guys. she said you have to live the life which is yours. when i met 0ve i knew this was the man for me. denmark is usually thought of as a liberal and tolerant country and this summer they have taken that tolerance a degree further. in may they passed a law allowing homosexuals to enter into registered partnerships. partnerships they think of as marriage. quietly at the ce ntre think of as marriage. quietly at the centre of all the excitement, these men are making history. ithought the other day when i went to the town hall to get papers to partnership i was so happy. for the first time i could allo

denmark has had this partnership law for 25 years. it has been normal. in fact, i sometimes think it has been so long that it isn‘t worth discussing. ivan and ove there — one of the first couples in the world to enter into a civil partnership. we are now heading back to london for a story on one of the darkest periods of lgbt history. in 1982, a man called terrence higgins died from hiv/aids one of the first people in the uk to be killed by the disease — and led his partner to set up the terrence higgins trust that went on to become one of europe‘s hiv and sexual health charities. when i met terry, i was 18 and he was 35 at the time. and i had never had a boyfriend and was not particularly comfortable in the gay community at all. terry was just a very nice guy, a very warm guy to me. he always used to cook for me because i was no good at cooking, used to make sure i ate. he was also very handsome, i thought, and very attractive. in 1982, he started to get less energetic and he was always complaining about headaches. but i was away at one point an

they beat denmark 2—0 in walsall. it was a far from perfect performance with even their manager admitting moments of boredom. joe lynsky reports. ina in a footnote's time, england's women's what the west midlands for the south of france. the world cup now is coming into view and these are the final lessons before the summer's main exam. the tournament next month sees the first use of the ar in the women's game, and had it been around here, denmark might have gonein been around here, denmark might have gone in front —— var. the wayside thought they had the opener, but it was ruled out, debatably, for handball. at times like this england need their star quality, and in france that may often come from nikita parris. nikita parris has just been voted the rightist player of the year. these are the moments she can muster to change an underwhelming first half. and soon, from being up against it, england found control. jill scott, it is a terrific second goal for england. that goal number two would see england through to

andmentioned sweden denmark. those are smaller countries. they make a product. norway and denmark are oil-producing countries. sweden has 10 million people. we hmorning. it is regrettable that this unfounded claim disrupted negotiations that had finally begun after the committee's many requests. the attorney general and the department of justice ignored our repeated attempts at accommodation and compromise for well over a month. only in the face of a contempt resolution did the department begin to engage in a discussion of accommodation without producing a single page of the underlying evidence or materials. when that effort failed, the attorney general took the extraordinary step of asking the president to assert executive privilege in order to conceal the entire special counsel report and all the evidence and materials underlying it. there is no legal right to stonewall or to obstruct legitimate oversight. that is what we have been seeing as a result of the president's declaration that he is, quote, fighting all the subpoenas, end quote, issued by congress. th

denmark's moderate best star is standing for self-confidence and women's rights left wing. is a trade unionist and this parting for social rights and human scott keller is promoting a european climate friendly future the czech republic the un's idealism favor the e.u. but once more sovereignty for individual nation states they are all committed to the european union but what are the biggest challenges what solutions do they need to offer for the future the fragmentation between member states a lot of distrust which we have which has increased over the past years between member states also between national capital and brussels liberal moderate heat of a star and social democrat plans to moments are the only candidates who have already had some experience as a minister is that an advantage for the job obviously it is an asset if you have had experience in a national level because in many cases national political parties are not really supportive of their european and they're not pushing them they're rather pushing their own national candidates so you don't see visually that t

doing very well across the continent in denmark and the uk, but particularly in germany. ska keller is a german mep and co—founder of the european green bloc, she's been speaking to my colleague ros atkins. we're very thankful for the trust that the voters all over europe have put into the green party and for us this is now a big task and big responsibility to put our demands into practice when it comes to climate protection, but also when it comes to making sure the european union becomes a social union. those two big centrist blocks, the ebp and esd are going to want to talk to you because they need you to have a functioning majority. what do you wa nt functioning majority. what do you want in return for voting with them on occasion? for us it is clear. we are the greens and we want to put green policies into place. so we wa nt to green policies into place. so we want to vote for policies of climate protection, we want to create a social europe with social protection for everyone, social rides for eve ryo ne for everyone, social rides for everyone and we want to make

denmark haven't qualified this time, but two years ago, they we re this time, but two years ago, they were second out the euros. although this was a friendly england were having to quickly adjust, after that block from jade moore, next denmark was stopped by a referee's decision. this finish was ruled out for handball, but next month, when dar checks up, it might be different. in times like this, england need their star quality, and in france, that may often come from paris. nikita perez has just been voted the rightist player of the year, these are the moments she can muster to change an underwhelming first half. and soon from being up against it, england found control. lead with the cross, and a terrific second half or england, again, it's someone on second half or england, again, it's someone on the play, but it was beautifully created! that goal number two would see england through to the finish, but this was a day when denmark were unlucky, on the home side toiled. at the stage, this close to the finals, they know there is work to do. ijust want is work to do. i just want to is w

something is rotten in the state of denmark. it's a quote from how long. the us long feels like the today. show copenhagen 1st 30 here and now the authorities never fished. later cleared his neighborhood i'd go up follow that up with metal mohamad a smile it's a case of to be or not to be. next on d w. 2 of the conflict zone with tim sebastian coaches in the european parliament elections have shaken off but consulates politics my guess this week there was fuck up is good to turn any feet a memory a collapse a bill to sophs until recently i'm the founder told me european peoples posse what did she. do wrong conflicts of. him 60 minutes long dealing. with. their super sharp. many hiding selves away super secret then you'll hear the jingling his coins and super rich definitely around 20000000000 more or less. how do germany's wealthiest people live why do they keep such a low profile we have a snoop around to catch a glimpse. of the good talker of the world to discuss the super rich starts to tell us to double. him. alone a very warm welcome indeed to focus o

it would be fairly uniform, but the far—right and some results have done well, especially the dutch, denmark, they have collapsed. there's one clear message everyone can take from this. leaders here will be poring over this and trying to analyse it and speculate what it means for the future of the eu for a long time. speculate or discuss, that's what we will do for the brexit party later in the programme, they shouldn't even have been here, a fascinating element to the debate. thanks for the moment. he was reflecting on the situation in italy. let's go to italy where the far—right league party of interior minister matteo salvini won the most votes. its coalition partner the anti—establishment five star movement was beaten by the centre—left democratic party which came second. here's what matteo salvini had to say. the democrats having a bit of a plunge. the league going through the roof. about a third of the votes. matteo salvini pretty happy after that. translation: it is not only the lega that's the first in italy. marine le pen has the first party in france. nigel farage is the firs

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the the 2 have in common but if you if you're in 2 pieces of this brand it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i call so i'll be there within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there's some similarities we don't take things like this thread's not like either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i bake for different kinds so i made my lane version i made the kernels. 1 soak them overnight then we had an excellent root yes and we have seats these are 4 options for the 4 opt outs that. that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in a difficult position because i would like to get rid of the opt outs ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think could be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now like climate change or security or ma

it's that he said that while criticizing denmark for banning the burqa. like, he was, like, "how dare you target "these mailbox-looking people? "you guys need to work on your tolerance, you-- what, what, now i'm in trouble? oh, i see what happened." damn, boris. like, the guy probably had one bad experience putting a letter inside a woman with a burqa, and now he's trying to play it off like we all get them confused. and also, just--by the way, maybe boris johnson isn't the best person to be criticizing the way other people look. all right? like, maybe he should be wearing a burqa. like, what's going on over there? look at this guy! he looks like he just got out of the shower, but somehow, it made him dirtier. that's what he looks like. like, boris johnson looks like if donald trump drank. that's what he looks like. he looks like if owen wilson was addicted to meth and chocolate. that's what he looks like. [whimsical music] ♪ - nearly three years after voting to leave the european union, the uk still can't figure out how to actually do it. right now, br

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the 2 have in common but if you if you need 2 pieces of this spread it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i call so i'll be there within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there are some similarities we don't think things like this spreads not light either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i for different kinds so i made a lame version as i made the kernel wants. 1 to soak them overnight you know then we have next year route yes and we have seats these are 4 options for the 4 opt outs that. that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in a difficult position because i would like to get rid of the opt outs ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there might be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now like climate change

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the the 2 have in common but if you if you're in 2 pieces of this spread it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i call so i'll be here within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there are some similarities we don't think things like this thread's not light either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i break 4 different kinds so i made lame burgeon as i made the kernel wants. 1 to soak them overnight you know we had excellent route yes and we have seats these are for options for the for opt outs that part of us that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in this difficult position because i would like to get rid of the op that's ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there might be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now

2014 the danish people's party swept the polls they want to quarter of all votes and came in 1st in denmark this time they've lost more than half of those votes and in fact there are 4 seats will go down to likely one again remember a reminder that these are provisional results and not final and there's another. party who last single seat and in the netherlands it was even more remarkable netherlands voted on thursday so these were some early results sort of setting the tone for the rest of the countries and in the netherlands pollsters in fact were surprised that the labor party came in 1st now that's led by friends timmermans who is the socialist and democrats candidate for european commission president he himself was rather surprised of course pleasantly surprised he's perhaps one of the most fervent pro europeans in brussels and the villagers party the anti immigrant freedom party who often believes it's going to become the largest party in the netherlands has probably lost all 4 of his so certainly those are 2 countries where the populace were absolutely swamped by pro european parties

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the the 2 have in common but if you're if you're in 2 pieces of this spread it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i call so i'll be there within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there's some similarities we don't take things like this thread's not like either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i begged for different kinds so i made the lame version i made the kernel wants. to soak them overnight then we had an excellent route yes and we have seats these are 4 options for the 4 opt outs that. that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in a difficult position because i would like to get rid of the op that's ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there could be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now like climate cha

the thrill he's taken up darts of the form and real madrid player made his competitive debut at the denmark open on saturday and on sunday at the denmark masters he didn't make it through sadly not quite as heartbreaking though as his world cup final defeat in two thousand and ten. has great stuff thanks for that that is it for this news hour but we'll be back in a couple of minutes with more of the day's news to stay with us for the. the latest news as it breaks. out of north. carolina. and the burning to start bringing to the truth detailed coverage of protesters pumped up the coffee pot odds that president clinton thought of those docile days this place from around the world last night there isn't doubt it was the water is once more rushing down river it's an all welcome the opportunity barely begun filling up. by major dish every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's journalists that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel but that is not what that phrase means at

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the the 2 have in common what if you if you need 2 pieces of this brand it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i call so i'll be there within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there are some similarities we don't think things like this spreads not light either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i picked 4 different kinds so i made a lame version as i made the kernel wants. to soak them overnight you know then we have seen a route yes and we have seats these are for options for the 4 opt outs that the market. that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in a difficult position because i would like to get rid of the opt outs ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there might be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now li

drawing correlations are looking for correlations between bread people and politics if you look at denmark and you're right bret what do you think the the 2 have in common. if you if you need 2 pieces of this brand it will keep you going for a very long time i like casals as well but after i close so i'll be there within an hour and if anyone would lift this bet there was a oh this is this is substantial so yes i think there are some similarities we don't take things like this thread's not like either let me tell you about one correlation i had in mind when i played for different kinds so i made the lane version i made the colonel's. soak them overnight you know then we had sierra route yes and we have seats these are for options for the 4 opt outs that the market. that's very good that is very good. but that puts me in a difficult position because i would like to get rid of the op that's ok eventually the danes are very much against that i think there could be very good for member of the european union also because some of the important things that we're dealing with right now like climat

the head of the woman's woke up, 2—0 against denmark ina woman's woke up, 2—0 against denmark in a friendly for england. —— my head of the women's world cup. england chasing australia's target in southampton. lewis hamilton said he had to dig deeper than ever before to when pole position for tomorrow's monaco grand prix. more sport in one hour. universities in england should not "scaremonger" over their finances ahead of a possible reduction in tuition fees — that's according to the education secretary, damian hinds. the minister also said the government is looking closely at the quality of degrees and graduate earnings. there have been warnings that lowering tuition fees to £7500 per year could put some institutions at risk of going bust. sarah walton reports. universities say they're worried about money. a report due out next week is expected to call for a cut in tuition fees. but the education secretary, damian hinds, says claims universities across england are struggling financially is scaremongering. the augar review was commissioned by theresa may to find ways of making univers

if you look at murderers in denmark, murders in denmark almost doubled in 2013, murders in seattle doubled, more important number because whether you live or die after gunshot can depend a lot of things, how quickly you get to the hospital, relatively small numbers of homicides, assaults are big numbers and up about 50% in those two cities. you know, in portland, spokane, the people who said regallization would reduce crime, give chance to focus on violent criminals and black market, but as cory booker said in 2017 when when he introduced bill, those people need to stop saying that, it's not true and journalists would have been doing their job, they would have known it's not true. i don't understand why cannabis is not fact-checked. >> i want to ask you because one of the criticisms that you touched on the book has received is the argument that a lot of the evidence is based on correlations and -- and not cause and effect which was an issue with regard to smoking and cancer and other kinds of things where fi -- phenomena caused links, can you say a little bit about how, first of all, when

we try to find my your everyday business as in very difficult circumstance when you're a minister in denmark when you will wake up in the morning. i don't know if you have my doors you buy lunch so the necessities are what with everyone to see what are your interests how can we come together how can we make this happen this is exactly what we will be doing for the next couple of days can we be a little more precise on that which parties do you think might work well together because if you look at the programmes from the social democrats to parts of others so the liberals it seems a very far shot yeah but if you if you look at what we can actually solve together like climate change an environment i think you see a strong arm and a group of people from that to become the station is social democrats the greens that's a lot of people coming together to say well we want something new to happen here but that's only climate change yep and then you've got to start it do you think that's the most important topic. i tend to think so yes of course you have a set of issues because we're also in the midd

something is rotten in the state of denmark. it's a quote from hamlet mama to us mom feels like that today you know look at copenhagen for 30 years and now the authorities have officially declared his neighborhood uncle ho. look no hamas mom it's a case of to be or not to be. in 30 minutes long d.w. . multinational companies are suing nation states. for damages worth billions. from lawsuit goes against national laws. but they're made possible by free trade agreements. are they a risk to national sovereignty. the 2 seater t.t.f.n. co the power of the corporations. 75 minutes on t.w. . eco india. how can a country's economy grow can harmony its people and the environment. when there are do workers who look at the. bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. the coccidia on d.w. . some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter. of the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. when i was born there were 3000000000 p

end of next month's women's world cup, england beat denmark 2—0 ina world cup, england beat denmark 2—0 in a friendly. jill scott with the second goal in walsall after nikkita parris scored the opener. it is close in southampton with england against australia. they are 100 for three after 21 overs. steve smith silenced the booze with a century at southampton. taking it to the limit, lewis hamilton said he had to dig deeper than ever before to win the poll position for tomorrow's monaco grand prix. valtteri bottas qualified second ahead of max verstappen. i will have a full round—up at 5:30pm so join me then. a boat carrying eight migrants on board has been intercepted off the dover coast by border force agents, bringing the total number of people who have arrived to the uk in small boats this month to 1110. this is the highest number of people brough ashore by the authorities since december last year when sajid javid declared a major incident. 0ur correspondent simon jones is here, we reported on a similar incident last week, this seems to be a regular incident? border force was a

england are facing a denmark side who have not yet qualified for the tournament. so they should be feeling confident as one of the favourites in france this year. the line—up he has put out, he has said this could be very similar to what he put out against scotland for their opening game in just to what he put out against scotland for their opening game injust a couple of weeks. that game is available on bbc one right now. england are without captain eoin morgan in today's world cup warm up match against australia after he fractured his index figure in training yesterday — he is expceted to be fit for their opening game against south africa. the match in southampton is under way — england's stand in captainjoss butler won the toss and chose to bowl first. both steve smith and david warner have received a hostile receptions from the home crowd — in their first game against england since they were banned for their parts in the ball tampering scandal last year. smith is at the crease and has reached his 50, warner was out for a3. australia are 193—4 celtic

ward off alluded to before turning 400 years ago shakespeare wrote something is rotten in the state of denmark many here believe this famous quote is more want to show. directly behind the skyscrapers of london's financial district there's a completely different world low income housing estates in the shadow of big banks . still this district is filled with people who have in the. beginning still though jesus started why didn't i need to go sought in these attic when your blokes yeah it's true your life you gotta shake you bloody all before you die. yeah. one day pete happened by the shop where do you explain that to us and what is friendship for him a kiss now. lets friendship seem to do that we just bounce off each other it is so odd we realize that we're 99 percent of the stuff we do songs to sing nonsense this is you know we don't have. this year not riot. they create their music here in a one room apartment rented by their producer steve. to hear. that your man down fill entire concert halls playing music that has its origins in black urban cultures. and all things running swimming upstre

jill scott added some gloss to the scoreline but they were outplayed for long periods by denmark. england play new zealand next week before their world cup campaign starts onjune 9th. the second tennis grand slam of the season begins today, as the french open gets under way. british number one johanna konta begins her tournament tomorrow, against german qualifier antonia lottner. konta has never won a match at the french open, but she might be one to watch, as russell fuller explains. she has been heading in the right direction for a while but she hadn't really got the results into events. six wins out of six in a great britain vest in the federation cup in february and april, and winning some matches in stressful situations and she has been brilliant. now we are seeing the sort of form from her we saw a couple of years ago when she ended up in the semi final of wimbledon and number four she ended up in the semi final of wimbledon and numberfour in she ended up in the semi final of wimbledon and number four in the world. formula i, and lewis hamilton dedicated his pole position fo

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in france and denmark as well as in texas. and cost only about $10000.00 euros to make. this replica of the star was a robot was also made using a 3 d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the 3 d. printer liquefies material and then print said layer through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the 3 d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition modeling while f t m. this is the f d m method . printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here we've got a printer head where the plastic is heated to 220 degree celsius and then the printer deposits the material layer by layer creating a model of. syria lassalle is another widespread 3 d. printing methods. by s

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the greens have also performed well in germany and the uk and denmark. italy and the uk for populist and nationalist parties. we will get more analysis soon. but now here's ramzan karmali with this update. over 200 million people have cast their votes in 28 countries across the european union. that's a turnout of 51%, the highest in 20 years. their verdict? well, it's been a bad night for the mainstream parties that currently make up the coalition within the european parliament. the leader of the christian democrats in germany, the party of the current chancellor angela merkel, conceded her party hadn't done enough to persuade voters to stick with them. translation: we haven't been dynamic, we have to concede that during our time in government, we haven't given the decisive answers the people in germany expect of us. the mainstream parties that make up the coalition in the 751—seat parliament looks to be lost. the centre—right bloc, in light blue, still looks like it will have the most seats. its coalition partner, the socialists in red, will still b

they lost 9—0 to denmark — morten poulsen with a hat—trick for the danes. it's a second big defeat in a row for great britain who lost 8—0 to canada on sunday. he's one of the greatestjump jockeys of all time, he's ridden some of the most famous horses in history, and was "leading jockey" at the cheltenham festival 11 times. this month — ruby walsh — announced his retirement from the sport, and today he turns a0. richard conway went to ireland to meet him. a final winner, afinalwinner, paralysed a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrierfor a final winner, paralysed in a glorious carrier for ruby walsh, but for a retirement bringing certain benefits including get a free visit to the local pub to reflect on the decision. the last sort of 20 year —— yards, i was thinking he's going to win and this is it, but i was happy, i was not this last one, i was not thinking oh, no, i was thinking this is going to happen. what's the overriding emotion you have a? i am proud of what i did i have a? i am proud of what i did i have no regrets because i was n

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jill scott added some gloss to the scoreline but they were outplayed for long periods by denmark. england play new zealand next week before their world cup campaign starts on june 9th. we did take them camping on wednesday night and they probably got one or two hours of sleep. we took them on obstacle courses, we expected that today, and the pitch wasn't great. but ijust wanted them to do the basics well, pass the ball to do the basics well, pass the ball to each other. they were a bit slow, to each other. they were a bit sloppy, slow, iwas to each other. they were a bit sloppy, slow, i was bored watching the first half and i don't know what thought. my players were shattered, andi thought. my players were shattered, and i have to say we have worked hard, and yet there are still massive improvements to go. australia's steve smith scored a century as his side beat england by 12 runs in their world cup warm up match at southampton. both smith and david warner were playing their first match in england since serving bans for ball tampering and both were booed by the crowd. it didn't p

as it is in denmark? >> i can't comment. i wasn't aware of the price in denmark until you informed me. i will say that most foreign countries have significant price controls as well as mandated pricing that goes along with the socialized medicine. >> i appreciate that. denmark, as it turns out, was rated as one of the companies that was a free and competitive market for drugs, not a country that engages in price controls. i'm not sure if you're aware of mr. roy's analysis. >> i'm not. >> you said it's based off the size of the patient population. the population in denmark is about 1/50th the size of the united states. can you comment on why that would contribute in the opposite direction? >> the population is the population to be treated, not the population of the country. >> and presumably the population to be treated in denmark would be smaller than the population to be treated in the united states. >> in total, yes, but we look at it as the total population to be treated. >> you said it's based on product and risk to be t

printed buildings have already gone up in france and denmark as well as in texas where these icon homes are quick to build and cost only about $10000.00 euros to make. while mind blowing technology. this replica of the star wars robot was also made using a 3 d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the 3 d. printer liquefies material and then prince said later through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the 3 d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition modeling paul f t m. f t this is the f t m method. printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here we've got a printer head where the plastic is heated to 220 degree celsius and then the printer deposits the material lay

after denmark, we had to the netherlands in the north of the country. they have the largest gas field in europe. the netherlands have decided to replace glass with cleaner energy, as we have been showing you in our last report. >> today is international biodiversisity day. let's begin. us. have you brought in for is that a pot of pollen? >> it is, honey from hungary. beautiful plants. i brought these to tell you about the one thing they have in common. bees.ine: >> more precisely, how the u.k. and how wect bees are involved. they are the most commonly used pesticides. they use their ability to find their way back to the hive. the total population of the b's bees dropped. beeng the last two winters, colonies had died, one third of them, which is in norma's. -- which is in norma's. enormous.s of -- forthree types outdoor use. they r remain legal for agriculture in permanent greenhouses. >> there are two other types that are not banned. france banned all of them into thousand seven and 18. 2007 and 2018. catherine: should they be worried there could be mor

challenges from drivers demanding basic labor conditions it's been banned in several countries including denmark and hungary in twenty sixteen hackers attacked it was cloud server and downloaded millions of users personal data a year later its c.e.o. travis calendaric was forced to step down after a series of scandals there was a fatal accident involving one of the driving cars and there have been numerous rape and sexual assault allegations against uber drivers from india to america more than one hundred in the u.s. alone the company has also been criticized as having a culture of sexual harassment. then there's the balance sheet over the twelve months to the end of march up losses of three point seven billion dollars a record for a company in the year ahead of its i.p.o. . trade talks between the u.s. and china broke off after a brief meeting which u.s. lead negotiator steve nugent described as quote constructive there was no sign of the deal the. ease trade friction between. the world's two biggest economies china trade and voyeur he shook hands with nugent before leaving it was clear when ta

catering profession they created 78 different looks for london's luxury rosewood hotel morton to some from denmark analytic i mean from italy also create designs for the working environment they used to be designers who is a better model and alexander mcqueen in 2013 they founded their own label in paris called. each style needs to suit the restaurant the looks are inspired by the architecture and design of each individual location. like here for the waiters and cooks of a gourmet japanese restaurant in paris the designers match their garments to the interior decoration and worked closely with the owner and coconut so she tanaka is color a concept couldn't do with just any old a brand. it's a nice compliment when the fashion appeals not only to the staff wearing it but also to the customers sometimes we've had the japanese tourists who come to paris to eat who were aware of see the brand heard her somewhere and polls are no significant have either of them by 2 items or something like this attention to detail is what makes wood couture so special and manufacturers like olga are now extending that s

meanwhile at the made in denmark tournament, three englishmen are tied at the top of the leaderboard after the first round. paul waring, matthew southgate and tom murray all on five under in the clubhouse after rounds of 66. the pinkjersey has changed hands after stage 12 of the giro d'italia. cesare benedetti took a maiden professional victory on the first mountainous stage in his home country. jan polanc took the overall lead from his team—mate valerio conti after making it into the day's main breakaway. now it's been ‘change the game' week across bbc sport — where we've been focussing on women's sport, celebrating it and also looking at many of the issues that elite female athletes have to deal with. the american gymnast katelyn o—hashi was an internet sensation earlier this year with her ‘perfect io' routine but she's had her struggles, notjust with injury but also body image. she's been speaking to our correspondent, jo currie. it was the gymnastics routine that flipped the internet on its head. and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a vir

printed buildings have already gone out in france and denmark as well as in texas where these icon homes are quick to build and cost only about $10000.00 euros to make. mind blowing technology. this replica of a star was a robot was also made using a 3 d. printer but how does this technology actually work well there are many different printing methods and materials to choose from concrete and synthetic resin for example the 3 d. printer liquefies material and then print said layer through a special jet to do this the printer follows a digital construction plan sounds complicated it's not really. need to replace a chess piece or a screw no problem just fire up the 3 d. printer and make one a country d. printing method is fused deposition modeling for f t m. this is the f t m method. in the high school printer works a bit like a hot glue gun. we've got the plastic on this call. leading into this feeder you know it's connected to this tube which leads down here . and down here we've got a printer head where the plastic is heated to 220 degree celsius and then the printer deposits the materi