when the difference in the town disadvantage is. something like this city strongly . prone to the media to join the discussion and have your say. balanced liberal media form twenty eight place speech on. iran welcome to another week of your max before we get started let's have a look at what's coming up and today show. second nature and that's designed or inspired by the work around them. for i got a charity event involving sets a record for donations. and virtual books as

a butcher and the then that makes do without me. we want to make people pause and finds that in this even if it's only for a few minutes that's a goal to in the digital era the dutch designed or was founded in two thousand they expire long ago ordeyne and rough not to their artists and interface between tech our performance and also by a design a set of like museum in amsterdam a station a solo exhibition by the dutch to cold cold at night. studio drift combines nature design and technology and there are works the results sharpen viewers' perception and suggest the feelings of weightlessness and freedom . of.

the two artists from amsterdam can even make a heavy cement block float. studio drift islamic dine and rouse now to from the concept to the execution the duo always work as a team. came back from last fall and we had this idea and came back in the cold be on the place of an incredible idea we have to take a closer look completely and election is just floats and it lives. in the film drifters that goes floating blokes. with tobacco and all of the scottish highlands are in a very contrast so with with with this environment and they're searching for a system that they do fit in because they do not fit in in the natural system so it's actually the other way around but in our lives we are human beings so so we are the nature of natural parts in the book environment so our life is exactly the opposite. this sculpture is untitled fragile future it's unusual

lamps brought studio drift international acclaim in two thousand and seven. made from real danger lions it's a delicate snapshot of nature the dandelions were dried in the studio then each single blossom glued in place using tweezers before and only didn't like it was added. nature plays a central role in the works of the two artists. what we try to say is that you. has to connect to the world around you and feel a see what it actually is and how beautiful it is and if we all could see that i think it would be different. in december twenty seventeen they unveiled their work franchise freedom a formation of three hundred drones that emulated a flock of birds unleashed into the night sky over of each in miami.

he wanted to be the first to bring out. a swarm of drones that would actually react on each other and have these poetic movement real birds swarming actually house it's raising the question like what actual freedom is or are we living in a lose you know freedom where and where do we want to live do you want to be a shepherd leverage free or do we want to adjust yourself to a social structure. moby's or freak. like sonny's tree reacts to the heartbeats and brainwaves of the visitors. i don't much feels like there's like little stars in the sky that makes me happy it's beautiful very movie like i want to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's also the life of me you know this is beautiful and it's so for attic and it's i think what more of the pieces have to they have

a very poetic quality. i was dreaming that this was my bed and that it would lie on top and then like flow to. this sculpture has sensors that allow it to react to visitors movements like a natural independent organism. the most important thing is that you bring to work to life so you animates the objects and which which we do in many of our works at the sorts of movements and movements that work in a way so that's the piece comes to life and can actually reach you you don't have to think about it you can just feel inside. studios' rift addresses the relationships between human evolution nature and technology with poetic installations that build dreams and visions for the future. let's have a look at what else is going on in europe into this express our roundup of cultural

events. the king of the netherlands of belem alexander has had plenty of reasons to party recently monday was the popular monarchs fifth anniversary is king it came just three days off the kings day on friday when the country celebrated his fifty first birthday with huge street gatherings. europeans put on their dancing shoes on sunday to mark international dance day. some one thousand dancers from neighboring villages took to the streets of the hungary and city of not kind of not far from lake but a town to strut their stuff. in the portuguese capital lisbon dancers from the urban dance ensemble next organize performances for commuters in various subway stations. the

international dance day takes place every year on april twenty ninth. visitors are flocking to this year's euro flora and the italian port city of genoa the international exhibition sold out on monday for the fifth consecutive day and it's the biggest foreign garden show in the mediterranean region and usually takes place every five years. this year and it's spread over an area of eighty six thousand square metres. five kilometers of pathways to wander along between planted gardens and historic villas the installations have been designed to represent the four elements. found water near a floor and runs until may sixth. actually . the number of new infections has dropped never less. here in germany alone

some three thousand people are infected with the virus every year the situation is worse and developing countries their mune deficiency disease remains one of the most dangerous health problems worldwide this weekend at an annual charity event and beyond ten oprah saying us donated their time i'm presented a very good program. soprano heather engebretsen from the u.s. singing for mozart's oprah the abduction from the sarah. and christina me to tyrion another one of the eleven artists at this year's both. born in southern russia christina began her career of the bolshoi theater in moscow

since then she's sung on the greatest operatic stages in the world when you have what appears. to dale single does aria from rigoletto an aria from must needs mono and my favorite duet party g'kar from verities la traviata body joke i was. really coaching the audience loves judas aria and banal is my favorite singing is great for the sword to see. all of the artists offer their services for free on their special evening for a good cause. it's a very important topic not only for russia and germany but for the entire world this disease unites us in certain ways just as music unites us music gives us the strength to work together to combat the disease so they could do it. through bombs

charity opera ghana is one of the highlights on the social calendar in the former german capital the proceeds go to the german aids foundation which mainly supports research projects because despite medical advances aids remains incurable. because it was initiated by ant and helmet under us harvey the pair have organized the event for eighteen years now but. the sukma think the worse it is about the biggest failings love desire and passion and the disease encompasses those feelings too so that's why there's gonna combines that also successfully. and we say be joyful have fun but also do something good combining these two things is something opera can do . this year announcing a participated for the first time thomas confound the young hunger in his one of the most creative and innovative trumpet players of his generation.

or an ira. and. i also felt like an honor to be invited to to perform with singers because as a trumpet player and i think also. as other instrumentalists we would like to play as as beautiful . wall gonna raise two hundred thirty thousand euros this year a new record and so the bomb program the remains a winning ticket are vast glamour and charity on the right.

germany is known as the country of the sausages worldwide they are said to be one thousand five hundred types of the worst but even here in the land of meat lovers more and more people try to live vegetarian or even be getting that's where plenty of restaurants and supermarkets serve need food treats the german capital has an amazing scene and now there's also a butcher by then who does not sell meat sounds weird right we wanted to know what's on offer there. at first glance it looks like a butcher shop but with that smoke and spicy aromas it smells like one too but all of the products sold here are plant based they're also all produced in-house according to founder of polling a there are more similarities between traditional and decon butchers than you might think. then the method that i have taken

butcher shop has all the trappings of a normal butchers everything is homemade so people know where our products come from and they can ask about the ingredients and how our products are manufactured. i'd like to try simple. as delicious very aromatic customers can rest assured that the products here and may god be industrially manufactured tofu dogs and organic supermarkets it's all made fresh every day. today sausages made from old flakes onions mushrooms and pains the ingredients are held together by sight and a week's meat substitute. in the uk during when we hadn't yet opened the shop we tried out many different things with the first recipe it's. called the

co-founder asked the butcher he knew from his childhood if he was interested in trying out the can recipes that i couldn't tie it. up it was with him that we created our first recipe it's. the athlon of that. so it's no accident that the verse looks so convincing it wasn't necessary to reinvent the food nor the machines for their manufacture everything already existed. but not everyone is a fan. even the name vets guy we can play on the german word for butcher shop was polarize. the shop's facebook account is full of polemical comments. ranging from ecstatic to deeply offended. but the majority are glad to come back again. if they fancy a bowl of tomato soup with a good roast and homemade bread for example.

thank you. it looks delicious and i say that every time and i think it's great that there is a place like this. whether vegans vegetarians or meat eaters there should be something to satisfy all taste buds of the freakin butcher shop its shelves contain a wide range of products but what are the vets guys wishes for the future. by to hear more of people who are simply curious will come here and i think it's important that many people come by who just want to try it out. it's great that we can develop with our coworkers as well as our customers mint and because red sky looks set to do a roaring trade in meat free delicacies. and i wants time again for your next exit to our we take a trip to portugal our thanks to v.o.a. quest from santiago hewlett and i sell a car to a vote into us wanting to know more about the country so we're off to island taito

south of where the capital is a huge part of the region is covered by large plantations of cork and olive trees that's why it's also called port about scott haven't bought this much more to discover the area is full of history and has got some amazing landscape take a look. this is one of portugal's best kept secrets come porter in the region its long and solitary beaches stretch as far as the eye can see. the area isn't commercially developed and is often overlooked by european tourists. a big draw on alan tasia is observing dolphins in estuary off the atlantic coast. about twenty seven dolphins reside here. those with patience and sturdy sea legs just might get a chance to see them on a special boat tour. if

. there is space in the border. because it's the only place in portugal where it. is possible to do with dolphin watching for a resident. resident. very particular and different. another unique site is the historical port of comport with hundreds of uneven planks and wooden stakes it has served as anchorage two boats for over two centuries. covers a vast region in central portugal a bulk of the region contains rice fields vineyards and cork plantations agriculture is key to the local economy. located about a two hours drive east from the coast is the walled town of every it's home to

about fifty seven thousand people here tourism helps boost the local economy every alleyways various architectural examples and it's roman temple helped to earn unesco world heritage status. so we are on the top of the hill where two thousand years ago the romans built their temple and the picture of the city that in the short area has examples of two thousand years that these three because directions from different beauty it's up to modern age and this is. the reason why travel is not skipped visit think this world everything each city. another fascinating but grizzly tourist attraction is ever as so-called chapel of bones. if it makes you treat it soley for braveheart. the better stay here

a week before you are just told me. this is one of the best known monuments in ever of the chapel was meant as a meditation spot for monks but four hundred years ago they decided to move the bones of more than five thousand commoners to this final resting place. back in the land of the living ever also offers a cozy call an area environment it's common to find locals who own and run the restaurants in the center of town. migues consists of bread crumbs sauteed and garlic and olive oil they're stirred until they soak up the oil once rolled the meat is added and in this case for. now this dish may be a common staple for the locals but tourists enjoy too is part of the local flair. island tasia was home to some seventy wineries mostly red wind is produced here

since the area gets some three thousand hours of sunshine per year the conditions for growing grapes are ideal. here we have twelve different group arrived we have here it's governess or you know we have other one has also we have good data. but are going to now very well known here you know in pairs or. we use a lot in our. and these are the most. from the wine country and culture in everett to the beaches of come for. a b o n t's you region of portugal offers a relaxing getaway at any time of the year. and spring and summer in particular are a great time to visit europe's major sites now if you were watching the show last week you already know they were featuring the ten most popular you get along marks according to instagram today we continue our two in russia at red square in moscow

the combination of awesome architecture and the magical atmosphere make red square a truly fascinating place. red square the beating heart of russia some see it looks most impressive in the evening when it's bathed in artificial light behind the star is the kremlin the center of russia's power its thick walls forming one side of the square. the opposite side is lined by the legendary department store today well today russians come here to shop at the squares north west end is the historical museum at the other what may be well moscow's most beautiful building the sixteenth century st basil's cathedral with its sumptuous onion domes red square is a landmark surrounded by monuments it measures five hundred meters by one hundred fifty meters and was listed as

a unesco world cultural heritage site in one nine hundred ninety sergei's earns a living here as a linen double for tourists. he says that over a quarter century after the soviet union's fall people still want to see the former communist revolutionary. the new. rich europe's remember me the leader of the proletariat who turned the world on its head they asked me. why did you do that. but the name red square actually predates the communists by centuries originally the russian word for red also meant beautiful and red square was the beautiful square because of the majestic buildings around it and it can still claim the epithet of beautiful. several million tourists cross red square each year almost all of them leave with photos to remember it by

a favored backdrop is the lenin mausoleum in front of the kremlin's mighty brick walls. st basil's. teatro is another highlight its architect is said to have been blinded by tsar ivan the terrible so he would never design anything greater. bureau max asked viewers around the world to send in their best photos of the red square. in the. uk not only is it one of the most beautiful squares in our country but in the whole world on the go to a city of us i like st bases cathedral and the go everything is nice so that i see some way it's definitely the spirit here the center the heart of russia we're fascinated by all the solemn notice that says this. the first thought i had when i came here was that this is a beautiful country and it's reflected in this square that. the legend double

sergey likes red square too but he has a different explanation for the name because. red square is simply the bottom and the center of mass. some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square. because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood the float here back then as a little sergey is a trained car mechanic he sidelines on red square charging two hundred roubles or about three year olds per photo he's got some tips for the very best red square souvenir. are you sure that. there are these globes with the kremlin inside looks like snow. usually people think it's always cold here and the bears want to round here but that's not true as you see there are no bears running around

on red square only people with snow or no red square is always worth a visit. and i was serious europe's famous landmarks we've put together the ten most popular european ones on instagram and of course the eiffel tower as one of them with a bit of luck the miniature behind me could soon be yours taking part in our competition is really easy upload a picture on our website showing you and fun of your favorite landmark and if you do your name without a medically be entered into our door so good luck and see you next time out of them thanks for watching by. on the next edition of your amount britain's jordan lloyd breathes new life into old photos he digitize use and colorize his historical photographs after carefully researching the lighting conditions and the original setting colors after the make

over black and white images are so vivid they look like they were just taken yesterday coloring the past next time on your own backs.

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this is g.w. news live from then vote for me or face the consequences the leader of antigovernment protests in armenia urges lawmakers to give him a job a prime minister and a photo in parliament today if they don't teach says weeks of peaceful protest could turn violent. also on this program a judge in australia orders called no george pell to stand trial.