i was now i want to meet those woman back home so i bounced by going to enforce the rules and inform them about the basic rights my name is the amount of people and i work ads. hi everybody welcome to the show here's what's coming up of the next half hour. and it will architecture not like cosco takes the cake with a three d. printer pastries. all the bowl appeal korean pop finds a following in poland. and the visible difference know about causing

standout images of the icy north. we start off with a tasty topic cake a treat for both your taste buds and your eyes because use all manner of tricks to make their creations look spectacular a pastry artist and ukraine has taken cake design to the next level cosco combines baking expertise with technology she creates a very young three d. printed molds that make her cakes look like intricately designed structures you can certainly tell she started out as an architect. is revolutionising does that i'm with new ideas for four colors and. the three d. printer in her living room makes it all possible this is where she creates her personally designed making model she runs three ten fifteen even more prototypes to

get the desired result then the form is cast in. three d. printing can often present problems. but. this one took fifteen hours we started on it yesterday evening which usually need three days for our models once we even had a mall that took a week to print. on the computer she studied architecture but now specializes in baking molds so instead of buildings these days she designs ok. i found this image by chance online these are magnetic fields which produce the shapes. my first thought was that would work as a cake two. i bought this and wanted to cast it in silicone though it's not quite perfect look the tip is slightly squarish at the what these here are fractals they all resemble one another through our vegetables grow up according to the rules of

mathematics when people ask me where i get my inspiration with the it can come from anywhere even from a vegetable like this. from the architecture of the host city how to keep in north eastern ukraine. has never been known for its baking but that's changing now thanks to dinner designs internet success. she now has more than half a million followers on instagram. online success has led. holding workshops all over the world of the architecture of design . with. the us if you want to achieve a wavy form you have to remember that everything here consists of moods of gelatin it all melts very fast and falls apart so you always have to think of something or put it all on a chocolate base to support it or change something in the interior construction.

making something classic with eggs flour butter. but what she enjoys real challenges. i want right now i'm interested in recipes that ban lots of things recipes for vegetarians and vegans or people with allergies that places great restrictions on you you can't use the usual ingredients and you really have to think about it a bit of it and apply what you learned in school about physics and chemistry. after half an hour in the freezer the dough is solid enough to be taken out of the silicone form. all that's lacking no is the color. and so out with the spray gun did those cakes always follow the laws of mathematics and are inspired by architectural forms. you know because school has found

a new nice with the cake designs. oh my career to instagram and other social networks the gather wise i'd still be sitting around at home and no one would have learned anything about my work. from the kitchen in hockey if ukraine out into the big wide world thanks to instagram and countless hours of hard work on the computer. i've got to say they look almost too good to eat now let's catch up with some european news with express today we're making stops in england and hungary but first we're off to hollywood. the german movie in the faded brown director fighting hakim has won the critics' choice award for best foreign language film. in the fade to lead actress diane kruger thanked the

jury of more than three hundred select film critics feel so elated in your company and you're looking at me and it's been a dream come true thank you so much. in the film kruger plays a mother who loses her husband and son in a right wing terror attack. in the fayed already picked up a golden globe last sunday. it also stands or good chance of winning an oscar in march. queen elizabeth the second has given the b.b.c. a candid new interview it will be broadcast sunday evening as part of a one hour documentary in the film the coronation the british monarch speaks more openly than ever before about her royal life including the problems that arose at her coronation and the dangers of wearing a crown of their car who look down to read the speech you have to take

a speech up because if you did your neck could break off. the last time queen elizabeth david lanky t.v. interview was in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . international circus festival is being held in budapest hungary one hundred twenty six circus artist from fifteen countries will present their presidents of the jury as you sheen chaplin son of the legendary charlie chaplin it's the only form of entertainment which is with the family. tradition in europe and i think it's also why this year the festival in budapest is honoring the two hundred fiftieth anniversary. the birth of the modern sagas in europe. on to some music now south korean pop known as k.

pop is a massive success across asia and its popularity is also extending to europe poland has the continent's biggest k. pop scene and fan clubs that organize events across the country they see it as more than just music for the fans k. pop is a lifestyle that is even prompted some of them to start learning korean but find out more about their own risk popularity and potent. korean pop music is enjoying sensational success in poland for the last two years kodesh radio station k. paul has devoted don't want our broadcast to it complete with its own charts and a korean language course. they are deciding now welcome to the show today we're going to learn something new or have a nice day how do they say our site so. these gestures have no specific

meaning their point is to look sweet and cute. callbacks come with the cattle dogs or court over korean music the colorful video clips and the brightly colored clothing are something special that is very hard to everything looks so perfect about so one of its exotic and trendy with lots of accessories. that's why polish fans really go for it funny and i think it's fun as a fish if you always recognize cape poppers on the street going to have a colorful hair with the asian makeup meticulously selected clothing it's very conspicuous since the muppet out there it's. good to be viola organizers family gatherings and performances by various polish cape cod groups. there are now about forty five of them in the eastern european country. different city every weekend keeping up with a sea. search because i think my thoughts are i like it just because it's so cute

cute is a thing in korea at first i fell in love with the energy of the fans people are so open. only afterwards to i fall in love with the music it's so specific and so astonishing. because some of it. about the political out of my almost as i have silicate partners are multifaceted people they learn career they're interested in korean culture and dance. there are so many capable dance groups in poland and more and more k. pop events because fans want to get to know other fantastic colorful energetic people. and. use the just a bit as i was never the dance group. we get around so they get to do it's fun for us and don't our passion but if we have fun and we live now it's our creativity music. videos and dance even it's just loads of fun stuff like that that.

is one of the most successful k. pop groups in poland choreographers and video clips are closely oriented toward being south korean role models they strive for perfection every movement has to be just right. ok come to our performance. that i am on carbon was so is one of the hitlist k. pop thank yous in the polish capital few koreans who live here i'm here to. give you. some. good. appears here regularly and judging from the reception they'll be back pleasing polish kcal fans

for many performances to come. next stop it's time for the last installment in this week's series ice cold out where we explore the many wonders of winter time the cold can provide some wonderful opportunities for photographers as snow and ice transform landscapes but german photographer naba causing has a very specific motif that he tracks in the biting cold one that bites back since the eighty's he's focused his work on polar bears and other shy arctic animals so we joined him on the hunt for some spectacular snaps. a man on a mission in the endless frozen wastelands of the arctic. photographer nor by causing has to withstand temperatures of thirty eight below zero celsius to find

that special shopped. causing sometimes waits for weeks to capture such scenes here by the hudson bay in canada. some of his best pictures have appeared in the book up here. the beauty of the frozen north captured in images of stunning clarity. the nature photographer has been traveling around the arctic circle for thirty years. in his house near munich causing recalls extraordinary encounters including one with a polar bear family. leave the door to the media norm she was sleeping with her cubs the things and then suddenly she began playing with them. and then the temperature rose within an hour from thirty below to eight above zero and suddenly began to hurt spies of course these are moreover. the national park in manitoba

province has strict rules on working with the shy animals taking photos is allowed only in a group led by a guide and you can go within one hundred metres of the ferris but no closer. to be on top of you. know from vic the bears often just walk away from us and we don't try to follow them. we can only work with pairs the tolerate our presence and are relaxed. and sometimes will then have the barest of forty five hours. nobody rosing still takes many of his photos with an analog camera. here he's looking at slides with shots from his travels in canada and greenland. the only. down come hughey i fielded then digital photography was introduced in the early two thousand and. i resisted it for

a very long time and i've never really become a fan of it and i don't understand a lot of what people do with photography today my love the genuine article often seen. valis by the help i've got the attention of for the few to. know about was ing also likes to photograph closer to home and at the various lake . untouched nature anywhere is always of interest. is this really the dots and it's about wild journey the way it was a hundred or two hundred years ago. today only a little islands of it remained here and there now under renewed threat from the modern world by trying to show people this is what it looks like let's save it at least for the next two to three generations since when is this why did i get the it's all those things photos have been published in high profile magazines such as

national geographic. his pictures have even featured on postage stamps. nobody was ing will soon be heading off to the arctic again to capture more magical moments amidst the snow and ice. one of the many reasons bolin is my favorite city is the great variety of food options available the capital is quite literally a color narry melting pot in a series fifty kitchens one city we visit some of the best restaurants that serve up food from all corners of the globe and take a look behind the scenes today we're getting a taste of norwegian cuisine at the restaurant. where head chef kenneth yahoo it is

cooking up some elk. but. the line is very important to me because i've lived half my life here and it's a wonderful city. but he and i feel quite at home here board here and i stated milena because of my wife who i got to know him. can at year old has brought a piece of his native norway back here to berlin in two thousand and one of the age of twenty eight he opened ming sears which bills itself as germany's only norwegian restaurant. it took a few months before business caught on but then berliners discovered norwegian cuisine and word got around and rigs whose is booked out almost every day. the restaurant is named after the norwegian artist it bought mom got his or his paintings are displayed on the walls. by that almost. as

a boy i always dreamed of having my own restaurant after ten years working in restaurants in balin i thought it's time to become something. new about it and since i'm from norway i figured i could open a norwegian restaurant after. i started researching it and was amazed to learn that there wasn't a single no wage in restaurant in all of germany how i thought it all for us this always says are so i thought all right i'll open i know which is a restaurant just. trying to be a cook in norway it age nineteen he joined the navy as a cook preparing fish is soon as it was hauled from the sea. the fresh fish is one of the restaurant specialties along with the roaster which is served with a special sauce. this was only. special about this so most is the go chance room august can which. i'm from norway way and

find it all every breakfast table i feel sure gives the source a special flavor sick it all but it doesn't taste pungent like some go it's more like caramel and of course it's delicious. roast elk is a traditional specialty in norway. for the roast use the backstrap which is especially tender and leave. meat is a prime integrated into norwegian craziness and is served on special occasions. mixers roast don't cause a big favorite with guests especially in the winter. it's

served with mashed potatoes. chestnut. and red current jelly. the s. is that it is elk is very his own take of course as it doesn't really have a stronger gamey flavor it's mild and lean and tastes a bit nutty this is it's comparable to beef isn't for the lack of it that in flies . most who says located in central berlin on a busy street in the shona back district rents are still affordable here but it's not an area that draws a lot of walking customers. still after seventeen years monks who sues own local fixture. norway's crown prince outgoing

nosedived. his family lives nearby and when it's time to relax he likes to head to the park he grew up in a rural area. it's been a help to my limbs in those i've spent half of my life in germany then is home for me too but i'm always glad to be able to go to norway on holiday in the winter and i always go skiing with my son during the summer holiday i usually go to no way with my family to enjoy the nature of the amount and swimming and norwegian ice cream that's the highlight. of. canada cheroot always knew he wanted to be a chef today induced teams serve up to one hundred meals a day but still it's his dream job.

the steak today dark oil and getting. if you fancy trying that out yourself you can find the recipe for that dish and many others on our website d.w. dot com slash fifty kitchens now we're off to the elysee palace in paris to find out more about the how lode ground in front of it what everyone is allowed to approach the french president's residence by walking over the gravel courtyard in fact there is a strict protocol that determines whose feet are allowed to touch the pebbles and those rules are set in stone of course when it comes to presidential gravel only the best pebbles make the cut. liberte egalitarian a fraternity may be the national motto of friends but it doesn't apply to the pebbles those outside the lease a palace are at the very pinnacle of the pebble hierarchy watched over by the

republican guard and protected from unpleasant footsteps by a red carpet and the smooth round pebbles are only tread upon my special shoes. the sleek mall that the court of ana has always had a sacred status it's in the president's domain his office is here so we have to secure everything no one but the president or high ranking guests may walk on these devils yes it was you know all we owed it to be to the german president from vault a shrine meyer has permission the french president's wife regime not calmed to name oh the presidential canine wears no shoes so a blind eye is turned to him but protocol stipulates that the delegations of heads of state and heads of government must walk around the sangar sector pebbles on a paved path the present joy is a minor privilege they're allowed a few square metres on special occasions but simply going straight across the

courtyard that's. when things calm down again after reception it's time for the wrecking artist to move in he puts the couple's back into presidential for stefan kanye knows his pebbles apart from the court he also works at the luxembourg gardens in paris. we have to give the places certain dignity and that's possible only when the lines the right leaves behind a very strike. once a year protocol is scrapped at the corner near the general public is allowed to walk on this piece of ground it's likely that even amid tight security the owned. just before we go it's time to announce the winner of this week's prize draw we asked you to tell us your new year's resolution for twenty eighteen lots of you got

in touch but that can be only one winner rashid damani from algeria told us he wants to spend more time with his friends and family what a great wish will be sending you this euro max wristwatch. thanks to everyone for taking part tune in next week for another chance to weigh in that's all we have time for today but you can catch all of this week's hero max shows on our website w dot com slash lifestyle about for now. this time on your own ranks the highlights edition including visiting a snow sleet village in northern finland. a swedish artist's unique take on st john's. and an adrenaline offered by the extreme winter sport speed drive all this and more next time on your own.

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elite. players. this is g w news live from berlin after months of deadlock is a new german government now inside each chunk psychological says she hopes to form a ruling coalition by easter but have a potential partner as the social democrats face a battle in its lead a march in schultz tries to win over skeptical members. also on the program the african union dupont dumond's an apology from donald trump expressing its outrage of the u.s. president's alleged use of derogatory comments to describe the continent.