you weren't born in denmark. you came to denmark when you were very, very young. how danish do you think the government and the white danes, the majority of them, see you? how does that make you feel? if you could go back in time would you do this again? it's finally polling day. the centre—right and right—wing coalition government who brought in the ghetto plan is facing the electorate. two new far right parties, including rasmus paludan‘s are attempting to get into parliament for the first time. and the social democratic party out of government for four years, are hoping that supporting the ghetto plan will help them win back power. it is approaching midnight. and i've come to the parliament building where the candidates are waiting for their results. already something seems to be happening. this area has been allocated to rasmus paludan‘s party and this is actually where he's been waiting. why are we not allowed to go inside? because they don't want visitors? why is that, do you know? don't you. you don't know. 0k. it's almost midnight and 98% of the vo

and in our series underground europe or off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for his penchant for over the top violence has teamed up with 2 all of the industry's biggest stars layer nodded to caprio and brad pitt who are clearly having the time of their lives. the night film from quentin tarantino. as a faded t.v. cowboy. his stunt man official. who has become our characters are kind of 2 sides of the same coin he's my he's my stunt double yet we develop this very unique relationship that helps us navigate our own survival and. from the brilliant mind of terran tina to put these all these different pieces together well it's very exciting and it's like one that i've been waiting a long time to make and i could've made it along the way and i'm making it now and it seems kind of perfect for like. you know wrapping up a career in hollywood to make a movie about how they want to be jus

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. it 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 terry was 35 at the time. and i had never had a boyfriend and not been particularly comfortable on the gay scene at all, 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 myself, and he 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 he

and in our series underground europe we're off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for his penchant for over the top violence has teamed up with 2 all of the industry's biggest stars landowner to caprio and brad pitt who are clearly having the time of their lives. the night film from. caprio as a t.v. cowboy branch his stunt man to fish will. who has been our characters are kind of 2 sides of the same coin he's my he's my stunt double yet we develop this very unique relationship that helps us navigate our own survival. from the brilliant mind of put up with these all these different pieces together well it's very exciting and it's like one that i've been waiting a long time to make and i could've made it along the way and i'm making it now and it seems kind of perfect for like. you know wrapping up a career in hollywood to make a movie about how they want to be just kind of lovely to my

. >> nadine denmark. >> good afternoon. my name is nadine denmark. i'm in support of making folsom and howard street safer for sick lists. i am from the mission district, i ride to and from school a few times a week. i know it's safer than riding on howard street but still riding a bike there is scary. when the bike lane is not protected, cars feel they can merge into the bike lane. they block me and i have to look left. it's frustrate what is there could be a parking protected bicycle lanes and cars could not as easily merge into it. the parking protected bicycle lane on the way to my dad's work makes my ride's year. if i am on a bicycle that means there's one less car on the street. which means less traffic for cars. now if you multiply that by 1,000, our city would have less car hordes. think of how peaceful that would be. the flimsy bike lane protectors are better than nothing but if we can have parking protected bicycle lanes that would be so much better. vote in favor of parking protected park lanes on folsom and howard street because other peo

offenders also pose a risk to themselves and others the problem isn't just limited to denmark other cities in europe are also preparing to crack down on dangerous scooter drivers. in transportation new problems now to something olds or in terms of transportation 6 decades after the original mini 1st rolled off the production line in oxford current owner of b.m.w. has unveiled a new electric version. it will go on sale in the 1st quarter of 2020 at a price of $27000.00 euros b.m.w. wants more than 2 dozen different electric models under its brand by the year 2023 of the news comes after the munich based firm announced that c.e.o. harald kuga would not stay on after his term expires in april 2020. and that's it for me and the business team you can find out more about these and all of our other stories online at www dot com slash business you can follow us on facebook and twitter i'm stephen birds in berlin thanks for watching. congress. granted. join the ranks on her journey back to freedom. interactive documentary during an orangutan returns home move on t w dot com to tang's. birth. home t

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offenders also pose a risk to themselves and others the problem isn't just limited to denmark other cities in europe are also preparing to crack down on dangerous scooter drivers. in transportation new problems now to something older in terms of transportation 6 decades after the original mini 1st rolled off the production line in oxford current owner b.m.w. has unveiled a new electric version. it will go on sale the 1st quarter of 2020 at a price of $27000.00 euros b.m.w. wants more than 2 dozen different electric models under its brand by the year 2023 of the news comes after the munich based firm announced that c.e.o. khalid kuga would not stay on after his term expires in april 2020. and that's it for me and the business team you can find out more about these and all of our other stories online at www dot com slash business you can follow us on facebook and twitter i'm stephen bears in berlin thanks for watching. them. for information they provide to the opinions they want to extract us to facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. personally i went with a little bit wonde

offenders also pose a risk to themselves and others the problem isn't just limited to denmark other cities in europe are also preparing to crack down on dangerous scooter drivers. in transportation new problems now to something olds are in terms of transportation 6 decades after the original mini 1st rolled off the production line an oxford current owner of b.m.w. has unveiled a new electric version. it will go on sale the 1st quarter of 2020 at a price of $27000.00 euros b.m.w. wants more than 2 dozen different electric models under its brand by the year 2023 of the news comes after the munich based firm announced that c.e.o. khalid krueger would not stay on after his term expires in april 2020. and that's it for me and the business you can find out more about these and all of our other stories online at www dot com slash business you can follow us on facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. carefully. to do good. discovery. subscribe to the domain documentary on you tube. and i'm. told. i am. 50 years since the moon landing. he was the 1st man to walk on the moon. as a small boy she dr

and in our series underground europe we're off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for his penchant for over the top violence has teamed up with 2 of he industry's biggest stars layer nodded to caprio and brad pitt who are clearly having the time of their lives. their 9 film from quentin tarantino. caprio as a faded t.v. cowboy bright future his stunt man the fish will. who has been our characters are kind of 2 sides of the same coin he's my he's my stunt double yet we develop this very unique relationship that helps us navigate our own survival and. the brilliant mind of quick turn to you know to put these all these different pieces together well it's very exciting and it's like one that i've been waiting a long time to make and i could've made it along the way and i'm making it now and it seems kind of perfect for like. you know wrapping up a career in hollywood to make a movie about h

and in our series underground europe we're off to denmark to see a world war 2 bunker that's been brilliantly converted into a museum. quentin tarantino is back with once upon a time in hollywood which opens in u.s. cinemas this weekend and once again the maverick filmmaker who's best known for his penchant for over the top violence has teamed up with to all the industry's biggest stars laying out into caprio and brad pitt who are clearly having the time of their lives. their 9 film from quentin tarantino. as a faded t.v. cowboy. his stunt man buddy official. who has been our characters are kind of 2 sides of the same coin he's my he's my stunt double yet we develop this very unique relationship that helps us navigate our own survival. from the brilliant mind of terran to you know to put these all these different pieces together well it's very exciting and it's like one that i've been waiting a long time to make and i could've made it along the way and i'm making it now and it seems kind of perfect for like. you know wrapping up a career in hollywood to make a movie about how they want to thi

offenders also pose a risk to themselves and others the problem isn't just limited to denmark other cities in europe are also preparing to crack down on dangerous scooter drivers. new transportation new problems now to something olds or in terms of transportation 6 decades after the original mini 1st rolled off the production line in oxford current owner of b.m.w. has unveiled a new electric version. it will go on sale in the 1st quarter of 2020 at a price of $27000.00 euros a b.m.w. wants more than 2 dozen different electric models under its brand by the year 2023 other news comes after the munich based firm announced that c.e.o. khalid kuga would not stay on after his term expires in april 2020. and that's it for me and the business team you can find out more about these and all of our other stories online at v.w. dot com slash business you can follow us on facebook and twitter i'm stephen beard zombieland thanks for watching. we buy cheap clones and discard them soon after. fast fashion is everywhere. in germany almost a 1000000 tons of textiles and thrown out every year. most are poor

try to see how let's say russia is doing compared to denmark because you know creating a good life for 5000000 people is very different from trying to do the same for several hundreds of thousands let alone 1300000000 as in china perhaps but i think it does make sense to compare because whether you are 5w1cw i think people who. all want social connection i think they want a healthy life expectancy that is long i think they want low levels of corruption i think they want a society that is generous i don't think that is different in a big country compared to a small but i mean within the smaller country it's easier to control for always variables than let's say in a country that has 11 time zones and when every region has its own regional and ethnic specific i think it is easier to. create those conditions for 500000000 definitely you will see a bigger level of both here in russia and also in the us in terms of where the population want the country to go so there are some advances in being a smaller country in that sense now you mention the united states in the latest world happiness whe

in denmark we have a sort of mental health a.b.c. which is doing something x. and doing something meaningful and doing something together with other people seems to be a good universal recipe for improving here now how we feel at the same time i think we should look further down the line and consider how can we create. society that enables people to enable people to flourish and focusing on reducing corruption focusing on reducing the level of freedom focusing on lifting people out of poverty . goals that we should strive towards long term now in addition to things that we have to strive towards i think there are also things that we should consider with. some of perhaps and then i know you spoke a lot about social media which supposedly were aimed to make us more connected but there is now a growing body of research showing that it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobac

denmark the netherlands and france have backed britain's proposal for a european led naval mission 24 safe shipping through the straits of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. flagged oil tanker on friday. and china's defense ministry has announced its key priorities in a white paper it's accusing the u.s. of undermining global stability by trying to sell arms to taiwan. now south korea has warned japan against its plan to take it off the list of trusted trading partners japan plans to remove south korea from its white list of trusted importers claiming that thought has inadequate export control measures in a press conference on wednesday south korea's industry minister songen lawyer said the move would undermine the country's economic and security partnership while our correspondent robert bride is in solon now joins me live rob talk us through what we've been hearing today from south korea and what kind of concrete impact this ongoing spat might have. like this does here this is been a typically strongly worded response we were expecting this from the south koreans saying that it

flagged oil tanker on friday italy denmark the netherlands and france are backing the british plan. a russia is defending its 1st joint patrol with china south korea says it fired warning shots and scrambled jets saying that the planes of violated its airspace to pan's government also raise complaints the russia says the planes flew over neutral waters mark asper has been sworn in as the new u.s. secretary of defense it ends the longest period the pentagon has been without a permanent top official you have places james mattis who quit last year of a policy disagreements with president. funerals have been held for 6000000 for 6 people killed in protests in nigeria's capital of security forces and clash with muslims who are calling for the release of their leader imprisoned since 2015 those are the headlines inside stories next. he's a hard core break this year and now boris johnson will be the u.k. so i minister after winning the conservative party leadership so how will he deliver on greg and the many other challenges ahead this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program poll

born in iceland, moved to denmark. your mother was a seamstress, your father a cook. how did your early life influence you, in your work? well, my father moved back to iceland and i would spend my vacations in iceland, running around in nature while he was painting. he also worked as an artist, actually. my mother in denmark would make sure i would go to school, and you could say that my mother had the more disciplined approach to life, where my father supported a more hedonistic approach. and being in nature over the summer, and playing around as a child with my father, that really influenced me a lot. but also, to be fair, my mother giving me a sense of purpose, a direction, made a great difference for me. you also took part in sort of early artistic experiments with your father, on a ship. yes, well, he worked as a cook, as well, on a boat, and obviously i was staying in close contact with him until he passed away, some 20 years ago now. we talked about, well, how could we use the ship or the ocean itself as a drawing machine? so we would sort of think of — we wo

office johnson will immediately find himself in the middle of a diplomatic standoff with iran italy denmark the netherlands and france are backing britain's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. flag oil tanker on friday but iran's deputy foreign minister says it will secure the straits and not allow any disturbance to shipping our correspondent also to bari has more from the iranian capital. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coalition force to patrol the w

born in iceland, moved to denmark. your mother was a seamstress, your father a cook. how did your early life influence you, in your work? well, my father moved back to iceland and i would spend my vacations in iceland, running around in nature while he was painting. he also worked as an artist, actually. my mother in denmark would make sure i would go to school, and you could say that my mother had the more disciplined approach to life, where my father supported a more hedonistic approach. and being in nature over the summer, and playing around as a child with my father, that really influenced me a lot. but also, to be fair, my mother giving me a sense of purpose, a direction, made a great difference for me. you also took part in sort of early artistic experiments with your father, on a ship. yes, well, he worked as a cook, as well, on a boat, and obviously i was staying in close contact with him until he passed away, some 20 years ago now. we talked about, well, how could we use the ship or the ocean itself as a drawing machine? so we would sort of think of — we wo

flagged oil tanker italy denmark the netherlands and france apart britain's proposal for a european led nato mission to chill safe shipping through the strait of hormuz. and russia has carried out what it said was its 1st long range app a trial with china in the asia pacific region triggering hundreds of warning shots from south korea. kenya's finance minister has been released on bail in a sensational corruption case that made him the 1st minister to be charged while in office henry write it has been accused of defrauding the government out of hundreds of millions of dollars but he insists he's done nothing wrong after so reports now from somebody in kenya. henry rocked is in unfamiliar territory in a courtroom. he has been charged along with other government officials with several counts of corruption using office and the 40 in the government of more than $240000000.00 this is unprecedented he's the highest ranking government official to be arrested and charged at the center of the scandal our plans for the construction of 2 dimes that was supposed to be built here in. western kenya t

flagged oil tanker it's in denmark the netherlands and france of all backs bush's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure a safe shipping through the strait of hormuz and it kenya's finance minister has been released on bail in a corruption case that's made him the 1st minister to be charged while in office. if you know p.s. as federal forces of being deployed to parts of the south after violence left at least 18 people dead over the weekend protest outside last week when activists tried to declare their own state for the dhamma ethnic group. i had submitted a request for samuel ptolemy last july at least 250 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and has more from the capital addis ababa activists from the 7 nations and nationalities regional state describe the situation in their area as tense especially after the decision from the future and federal government to deploy troops to the region there saying that they're worried this would prompt more arrests now this comes on the backdrop of the to dhamma ethnic group which is the 5th largest ethnic group in a

>> we have a very good relationship with poland we may go to denmark. we are looking at it. we haven't yet he is a friend of mine. he's a terrific person. i like him a lot. i think it was confusion. he is a friend of mine and he's going to do an incredible job. i think we need somebody like that because as you have all learned they've run amok. it doesn't report it properly. if the news reported it properly, the right way like you just made him if the news reported it properly, all the things like criminal justice reform, i think would do very well. if they didn't do very well politically speaking, we could be way over 50% but if you look back over 40 years if i didn't do well i wouldn't be president right now. if you look at what i've done for african americans. the i think that is a great appointment. a hero might save his father and i like his father and i think it's a great appointment. >> i am a fan of general hyten and we have to see how it all turns out, but i know that he has been accused of a false accusation. i did a report and i will leave that up to the senators,

for 3 decades denmark's number one glass blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the simulate seriously. and sometimes did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to have. every day stephan dom relaxes by the sea as often as he can he goes diving and finds inspiration in the underwater world. noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving and you can move along with it. it's so interesting and completely different from up in the air where our senses operate normally. rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of wood this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in grass. this these little lines will. boil and. form the very elegant living alliance. his wife meeka karlsruhe and helps him perform several steps

for 3 decades denmark's number one glass blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the sinew it seriously. and sometimes that did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to happen. every day stephan down by lax is by the sea as often as he can he goes diving and finds inspiration in the underwater world. this noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving and you can move along with it. it's so interesting. and completely different from up in the air where our senses operate normally. busy rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of wood this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in gas. this these little lines will. boil and. form the very elegant little lines. his wife mika calls low and helps him perform

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for 3 decades denmark's number one class blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the sinew it's a grizzly. and sometimes did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to have. every day stefen down by the sea as often as you can he goes diving in find inspiration in the underwater world. noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving and you can move along with it. it's so interesting. and completely different from up in the air where our senses operate normally. rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of wood this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in glass. this these little lines were. born and. formed the very elite lines. his wife meeka calls low and helps him perform several steps normally steffen

for 3 decades denmark's number one glass blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the sinew it seriously. and sometimes it did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to happen. every day stephan down by the sea as often as he can he goes diving and finds inspiration in the underwater world. this is noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving and you can move along with it. it's so interesting. and completely different from up in the air where our senses operate normally. rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of me and with this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in grass. this these little lines will. boil and. form very early in the lions. his wife mika calls low and helps him perform several st

for 3 decades denmark's number one glass blower has been making delicate art works out of glass he's developed his special technique over the years partly by chance. that's a long line of accidents. we want to tell the sinew it's a grizzly. and sometimes it did not happen and we got this miss coloration. in this case very good thing to have. every day stefen down by lax is by the sea as often as he can he goes diving and finds inspiration in the underwater world. this is noiseless strange world below the surface which is i really like it it's moving. and you can move along with it. it's so interesting. and completely different from up in the air where our senses operate normally. rather than replicating nature he creates imaginary nature like beings the more delicate they are the tougher they are to craft these little lines we're going to draw with a piece of a 1000000 with this little piece of aluminum we can actually. draw on the glass and once this is covered in grass. this these little lines will. boil and. form the very elite lines. his wife meeka karlsruhe and helps him perform

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speaker, my father was from denmark. he was born and raised in copenhagen and came here as an adult in his 20's. i have a large, extended family in denmark. the president of the united states did not tell me to go back to denmark. he did not tell the speaker of proud of her woman italian-american heritage, to go back to italy. he did not tell the irish-american members of this body to go back to ireland. or tell those of german ancestry to go back to germany. no, he told four women of color, three of whom are natural born citizens born and raised in their home country of america, their countries. this is their country. mr. speaker, i would tell the is the countryit of our colleagues who came here as a refugee from somalia. she endured hardships and arrived on our shores seeking freedom, safety, and opportunity. citizen, onerican who chose to get back to her community and our country through public service. this is our country. -- her country. i will not speculate about the motives or intentions of the president, but no o

i have a large extended family in denmark. the president did not tell me to go back to denmark. he did not tell the speaker of this house, a woman proud of her italian-american heritage, to go back to italy. he did not tell the irish-american members of this body to go back to ireland or those of german ancestry to go back to germany. he told four women of color, three of whom are natural born citizens, born and raised in their home country of america, to go back to their countries. this is their country. i would tell the president. it is the country of our colleague who came here as a refugee from somalia. she endured hardships and arrived like so many others seeking freedom, safety, and opportunity. she is an american citizen. one who chose to get back to her community and our country through public service. this is her country. i will not speculate about the motives or intention of the president, but no one can dispute that the words he said and wrote were racist words and have been called such by republicans, with a long history of being used to dismiss, demean and denigrate

russia has since submitted it with fines to date to the continental shelf commission but canada and denmark want to know home. how can other countries with the same scientific documents claim the same territory . is an ocean and water is a continent it is a question of just speak to the commission evaluates the scientific data and makes a decision either for or against a state's claim once a claim is approved it is binding and cannot be with 1st. i don't know i mean we have no. if we replace all members of the commission hypothetically if we have 21 new members and we would give them the same case it would be get the same result i can be quite certain we will not get exactly the same result so i. i don't believe that the commission can be a 100 percent right because 100 percent right does not exist in natural sciences we're talking about interpreting based all right up to this past date of. the commission is a clip of textbooks selected by the channel to save the united nations of the $21.00 members on the commission 19 come from countries that of others like the territorial expansion to na

he came back to denmark to become a writer. he was jewish, he led the nokia regime and for you went to sweetman and shaved off your area i saw here, except lots . in copenhagen, somebody. and afterwards, peter new york and decide who had been all over greenland and the life lived in apartment and men, had a country house in. and if you ever seen that will show the six $4000 question , peter won the $64,000 question. he had questions about wheeling and harpoons and oceans andhe knew everything . but his life was really quite amazing. there was a training where the explorers kind of bled into the kind of questions of science and science precedence over geographical exploration. and really turning point was this fellow alfred wagner german scientist who had crossed ice-t severaltimes in the early 1900s . but in 1930, radnor came up with this very grand plan for a greenland research expedition stations in different parts of greenland on ice sheet including one in the center of the ice sheet called mid ice station. and he, his idea

try to see how let's say russia is doing compared to denmark because you know creating a good life for 5000000 people is very different from trying to do the same for several hundreds of thousands let alone 1300000000 as in china perhaps but i think it does make sense to compare because whether you are 5w1cw people who. all want social connection i think they want a healthy life expectancy that is long i think they want low levels of corruption i think they want a society that is generous i don't think that is different in a big country compared to a small but i mean within the smaller country it's easier to control for always variables than let's say in a country that has 11 time zones and when every region has its own regional and ethnic specific i think it is easier to. create those conditions for 500000000 definitely you will see a bigger level of both here in russia and also in the us in terms of where the population want the country to go so there are some advantages in being a smaller country in that sense now you mention the united states in the latest world happiness where the

diversity when it comes to happen is right a moment the developed world and countries like your own country denmark or your neighbor is finland norway the consistently ranked higher than. other democratic western countries like for example the united states or south career for that measure and this is where i think gets a little bit ideological what kind of an economic system what kind of a capitalist system is more conducive to. social wellbeing is there an answer to that a clear cut answer to that so what we can see in the world happened this report is that. there is a group of countries that do consistently well when it comes to life satisfaction the nordic countries finland sweden norway iceland but also the netherlands switzerland canada new zealand australia all doing quite well and you're right the us i think currently ranking 19th i think russia's place $68.00 so this seems to be something that is working within the nordic countries i think one of the areas is. investing in education investing in universal health care in the nordic countries they're by no means perfect but i think they're d

abraham denmark there. the bodies of oscar and valeria martinez, the father and daughter from el salvador who drowned while trying to enter the united states, have been returned home. the picture of them lying face down in the rio grande, published around the world, highlighted again the plight of central americans, caught between gang violence at home and the risks of travelling north. the government in el salvador is urging its people not to risk death by attempt the journey. our international correspondent, orla guerin, has travelled to san martin, a district of the capital san salvador where the martinez family came from. the streets of san martin, a place many feel compelled to leave. danger and despair are woven into the fabric here. police try to keep deadly gangs at bay but, out of sight, they menace the community. at the local church, they try to give the young a focus. they offer music classes and some job training. father manuel lozano wants to keep his flock in san martin, but they are being sca

try to see how let's say russia is doing compared to denmark because you know creating a good life for 5000000 people is very different from trying to do the same for several hundreds of thousands let alone 1300000000 as in china is perhaps easier but i think it does make sense to compare because whether you are 5w1cw i think people who. all want social connection i think they want a healthy life expectancy that is long i think they want low levels of corruption i think they want a society that is generous i don't think that is different in a big country compared to a small but i mean within the smaller country it's easier to control for always variables than let's say in a country that has 11 time zones and when every region has its own regional and ethnic specific i think it is easier to. create those good conditions for 500000000 definitely you will see a bigger level of both here in russia and also in the u.s. in terms of where the population want the country to go so there are some advances in being a smaller country in that sense now you mention the united states in the latest wo

try to see how let's say russia is doing compared to denmark because you know creating a good life for 5000000 people is very different from trying to do the same for several hundreds of thousands let alone 1300000000 as in china is perhaps easier but i think it does make sense to compare because whether you are 5w1cw i think people who. all want social connection i think they want a healthy life expectancy that is long i think they want low levels of corruption i think they want a society that is generous i don't think that is different in a big country compared to a small but i mean within the smaller country it's easier to control for always variables than let's say in a country that has 11 time zones and when every region has its own regional and ethnic specific i think it is easier to. create those conditions for 500000000 definitely you will see a bigger level of both here in russia and also in the us in terms of where the population want the country to go so there are some advantages in being a smaller country in that sense now you mention the united states in the latest world h

abe denmark there from the wilson centre think tank speaking to rico. also on the programme: the ai robots that might one day bring you the daily news. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup, and they pipped the favourites, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated, and celebration parties were cancelled. the man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then he asked her for a cigarette, and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, she summoned a footman on duty, who took the man away. one child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. applause this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories: the two contenders to be the uk's next prime min

speaker, did not tell me to go back to denmark. he did not tell the speaker of this house, a woman proud of her italian american heritage, to go back to italy. he did not tell the irish american members of this body to go back to ireland. or tell those of german ancestry to go back to germany. no, he told four women of color , three of whom are natural born citizens, born and raised in their home country of to their go back countries. , mr. their country speaker, i would tell the president. and it is the country of our colleagues who came here as a refugee from somalia. she endured hardships and arrived on our shores like so many others seeking freedom, safety, and opportunity. she is an american citizen. one who chose to give back to her community and our country through public service. this is her country. i will not speculate on this floor about the motives or intentions of the president, but no one can dispute that the words he said and wrote were racist words and have been called such by republicans. with a long history of bei

the second leg is next wednesday in denmark with new saints even greater underdogs — but whatever the result, the run will earn the welsh side nearly a million pounds in prize money. and the northern irish side linfield are also trying to progress in europe, they drew their europa league qualifier 2—2 earlier this evening in the faroe islands against hb torshavn. the return leg is next thursday in belfast. there were three premiership sides involved in tonight's ten scottish league cup fixtures with no upsets. hibs beat arbroath, motherwell won away at dumbarton, but st mirren had to rely on penalties to beat the semi—professional side albion rovers. you can find all the results on the bbc sport website. let's take a quick look at some of the other stories around tonight... england teenager callum hudson—odoi is staying at chelsea. the 18—year—old has agreed a five year deal at stamford bridge worth more than £100,000 a week. newcastle have smashed their club record to sign the brazilian sriker joelinton from hoffenheim for 40 million pounds. the 22 year old is new manager

born in iceland, moved to denmark. your mother was a seamstress, your father cook. how did your early life influence you, in your work? well, my father moved back to iceland, and i would spend my vacations in iceland, moving around in nature while he was painting. he also worked as an artist, actually. my mother in denmark would make sure i would go to school and you could say that my mother had the more disciplined approach to life where my father supported my my hellenistic approach. and being in nature, over the summer, and playing around as a child with my father, that really influenced me a lot. but also, to be fair, my mother giving me a sense of purpose, a direction, made a great difference for me. you also took pa rt difference for me. you also took part in sort of early artistic experiments with your father, on a ship. yes, well, as he worked as a cook, as well, on a boat, and obviously i was staying in close contact with him until he passed away some 20 years ago now. we talked about, well, how could we use the ship for the ocean itself as a drawing machin

gossipers was previously at the institute for aquatic resources at the technical university of denmark. in 2006 marine biologist discovered the imported cone jelly species in the baltic. that was a shock. in the mediterranean the population had exploded and also caused huge damage to the black c.c. ecosystem. how quickly can the warty come jelly conquer its new habitat. is it a threat to the baltic to at 1st glance there fascinatingly beautiful. 8 calm jellies shimmer and all the colors of the rainbow. under the microscope it becomes clear why. light refracts and all the spectral colors in the tiny transparent discs with which the animal moves around. but yeah spears has made a frightening discovery. the migrants can cope so well with local conditions that it's not just the adults that are reproducing but the young ones as well. under ideal conditions in the lab a freshly hatched larva begins langue eggs and only a few days. yes most team spent months counting and observing to find out just how many eggs such larvae can produce. the oscars has shown that the ability of the warty come j

queen's house is the oldest building in greenwich park commissioned by queen anne of denmark the wife of james the 1st that was designed by inigo joe. jones is architecture brought the ring nacelles to. the villas of andrea's served as a model when indigo jones created this building to the delight of his quick. mathematics in structural picture of defying harmony. in 6889 queen mary the 2nd commissions a christopher wren to grow up fans for royal naval hospital. the architects 1st draft met with disapproval because the thames would no longer be visible from queens and so men had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of 2 weeks with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house. the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been aura at loughborough pray and one. loyal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crown's navy might find salvation. the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenæum stuart and william newton. following 851779 they renovated the originally baroque church in classical stuff. made by

ya spurs was previously at the institute for aquatic resources at the technical university of denmark. in 2006 marine biologists discovered the imported cone jelly species in the baltic. that was a shock. in the mediterranean the population had exploded and also caused huge damage to the black c.c. ecosystem. how quickly can the warty come jelly conquer its new habitat. is it a threat to the baltic to at 1st glance their fascinatingly beautiful. the a comb jellies shimmer and all the colors of the rainbow. under the microscope it becomes clear why. light refracts and all the spectral colors of the tiny transparent discs with which the animal moves around. but yeah spurs has made a frightening discovery. the migrants can cope so well with local conditions that it's not just the adults that are reproducing but the young ones as well. under ideal conditions and the lack of freshly hatched larva begins langue eggs and only a few days. just 1st team spent months counting and observing to find out just how many eggs such larvae can produce. the oscars has shown that the ability of the warty

now it's really denmark the netherlands and france are backing britain's proposal for a european led naval mission to ensure safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that's where iran seized a u.k. flagged oil tanker on friday but iran's deputy foreign minister says it will secure the strays and not allow any disturbance to shipping dosage of ari has more from the iranian capital. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif for is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coalition force to patrol the waters of the strait of hormuz and guarded the ships that pass through it is absolutely n

ya spurs was previously at the institute for aquatic resources at the technical university of denmark. in 2006 marine biologists discovered the imported cone jelly species in the baltic. that was a shock. in the mediterranean the population had exploded and also caused huge damage to the black sees ecosystem. how quickly can the warty come jelly conquer its new habitat. is it a threat to the baltic to at 1st glance their fascinatingly beautiful. the a comb jellies shimmer and all the colors of the rainbow. under the microscope it becomes clear why. light refracts in all the spectral colors in the tiny transparent discs with which the animal moves around. but yeah springs has made a frightening discovery. the migrants can cope so well with local conditions that it's not just the adults that are reproducing but the young ones as well. under ideal conditions in the lab a freshly hatched larva begins langue eggs and only a few days. first team spent months counting and observing to find out just how many eggs such larvae can produce. the oscars has shown that the ability of the warty calm