who've been fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world oh boy here's what's coming up women's tone down. the feudal superhero. more towards smart stayed on the edge and recently dangerous time to look for my. ira want to welcome to another week of euro max i'm your host meghan lee from royal weddings to regal roses we have lots in store here's a look at what's coming up. love and marriage in the highlights of saturday's loreal wedding in windsor. city site to see that than carrying capital good apart from the water. and on local all

a german mechanic gears up for the next soccer world cup. last saturday saw not only the marriage of two young people in love but also the meeting of two completely different cultures british prince harry and american actress meghan markle exchanged vows in front of the whole world with all the pomp and ceremony possible markos the african-american roots were present in the way of a gospel choir and black bishop who delivered a passionate sermon about love now it was a day full of firsts and here's a look back now at some of the highlights. it was the moment everyone had been waiting for macon markel za arrival at windsor castle to marry her friends. her dress was designed by claire wade keller from the fashion dolls. it had a five metre train embroidered with flowers from all the commonwealth states as

well as the californian state flower and a winter suite that grows at cannes and didn't palace which is where harry picked the bouquets of flowers the day before the wedding megan marco asked terri's father prince charles to leader to the altar because her own father was recovering from a heart operation. her mother doria ragland sat right at the front. from this day forward from this day forward for battle for what's for better for worse for richer for for richer for poorer. megan i give you this ring back and i give you this record all the time i just see it. all and i am like you. with all the trimmings that richard dish and all church wedding the couple also added a few personal touches like the gospel kingdom choir who sang the soul classic stand by me. meet force the sermon by us bishop michael carey

perhaps took a few of the older more traditional royals by surprise. we make over the world. to conclude this ceremony nineteen year old cellist shaikh kuiken a mason performed while the newlyweds known the duke and duchess of sussex signed the register. outside thousands watched the ceremony in st george's chapel on large screens. many had come before dawn to secure a spot near the action or even spend all night there just to catch a glimpse of the stars such as george and amal are clooney. david and victoria beckham. and oprah winfrey. not to mention the couple themselves.

after the wedding they rode around town in an open carriage to greet the crowds. when they headed back to the castle. people that come from near and far as far as netball. norway. and even zimbabwe just to witness this moment. and to have stories to tell their grandchildren. that was absolute laureus i mean really was this beautiful to be part of history to see that i mean up close like that she was absolutely radiant when they can possibly carriage why even everyone in the whole state is just

a magical place it was just unbelievable i loved every single minute it was worth every night on the street i really was. prince harry bride left windsor council after a lunchtime reception for six hundred to prepare for a smaller party in the evening at frogmore house nearby setting off a new one nine hundred sixty eight eight time jaguar retrofitted with any electric motor classically elegant yet modern rather like the newlyweds themselves. the young cellist shaikh okami mason who we saw there earlier and who played at the wedding has been garnering lots of attention lately we actually featured him on our show a few weeks ago more on this biting talent at the top of today's express. the young cellist who played at the royal wedding on saturday is suddenly world famous

nineteen year old sheykh who can a mason was already quite a star in classical music circles in britain. he won the b.b.c. young musician of the year award in twenty sixteen his debut album inspiration was released in january it's mainly classical with a bit of leonard cohen and bob marley thrown in it made it straight into the u.k. album charts top twenty. the aquarium and boat along the northern coast of france has reopened after two years of reconstruction and is now the biggest in. the french national sea center north sea car has four new aquariums with huge windows and an artificial reef the complex is home to fifty eight thousand marine animals. the new building was

designed by jack and sophie usually and gives viewers a unique insight into marine life. every whitson the village of el will see zero in and almost see a spain is packed with hundreds of thousands of catholic pilgrims. most arrive on the saturday prayers are held in front of the church on with sunday after midnight and unusual ritual is held when people jump over the fence that protects a shrine containing a statue of the virgin mary it is then carried in a procession around the village which is home to just eight hundred inhabitants. britain's most famous horticultural event has gotten under way in london the chelsea flower show is a venue for britain's top gardeners among them the florist david os and now his roses are awarded winning so in the first part of our series in full bloom we find

out why. gertrude stein once said a rose is a rose is a rose and yet each one is different that's especially true of david austin's english roses his followers are shown at large scale events like the chelsea flower show planning for such prestigious events as top priority and both company heads david austin jr and sr are taking a last look before the roses leave the hall. getting their roses on time and says this is the most difficult you've got all these different areas that really come out at different times we have to get it all out on one day which is a day. before now just three weeks earlier than it should because you have to force it. and it gets more and more complicated because there are always new breeds david

alston has released almost two hundred of his own varieties since he started coming to the chelsea flower show over thirty years ago. they just read our first roses they say having these new varieties just the six for his they really took the place by storm that is only a tiny little stand just because you haven't shown these are as before and that's when really the starts to get going. over thirty years and numerous gold medals later the firm is a rose breeding institution david austin's hybrids combined the forms and fragrances of old roses with the repeated flowering of modern roses. cost and sells one and a half million rose bushes from the maine plant center every year the company has subsidiaries in the u.s. and japan and they also sell licenses for their products the english roses are in demand the world over. depicted price is

a regular customer she grew up in kenya and now spends lots of time in her english garden as much time as the unpredictable weather allows surface anonymously it's meaningless yes it is a passion i can't explain but i don't mean we can live without garden gardening tools in the us it's just that on a. typical price would never miss the annual chelsea flower show. the royal horticultural society invited exhibitors to chelsea for the first time in one thousand nine hundred thirteen there were around two hundred forty back then that number is more than doubled over the years the show was a success from the start people flocked to it rediscovering their love of flowers the eighteenth century the english were associated with a type of gardening that the dog who wallflowers it all but involved grass trees

water and the creation of a landscape scene that was thought to be natural in the his century the english reacted against that's the gardeners of that generation deliberately tried to revive flower gardens as something that had been personally lost but chelsea flower show on the grounds of the royal hospital in london is the largest in the world they say and each year it is a monument to them after the end of world war two in one nine hundred forty five the show became a society and media event not least because of interest shown by the royal family the queen mother is also an attentive viewer of all this beauty three and a half acres of blooms right in the heart of london. back at the nursery and aldridge and david alston jr makes a final inspection. for him the rose is the queen of all flowers as rose pays the fire of love emotional connection rain. an

emotional connection starts with think it's a beauty that's the number one and also you have the fragrance you have two very strong sensory connections that make it the perfect flower gardening and flowers really kind of are opens up that emotion in people it's incredible. david austin's roses are sent to customers all over the world so they too can have a share in their quintessentially english. now's a good time to let you in on this week's draw we would like to know when you would like to give flowers and just let us know by going to our website and you can qualify twenty eight year old max watch for the music based sculpture martine pretty much anything can be made into art he transforms things that others throw away creations have made him famous in certain circles so we caught up with the artist in his studio. this old record cost just

fifty cents but it's worth much more to martine ver the artist takes inspiration from old objects and his work centers around things that others no longer need. i usually look at a record with a square in the middle of the cover and also where i can get rid of the writing and or i have a relatively clear image within it i think. transforming one piece of art into another simple graphics become works of minimalist art it's almost impossible to tell what the original object is. only the smallest hint remains. like gold paint on the golden sound of klaus. and in conspicuous album titles left uncovered.

i like things i can make in a day but you make quick decisions on what sloppy what stays what it's correcting when it's done it's a great moment by moment. he made this beer glass installation for the museum of concrete art in english the area twelve glasses two meters high made from old doors in different colors. says that he doesn't like these stickers here so i chose to leave the month of i get doors from a variety of places a few came from my grandfather's house in bavaria and i just thought it was nice to use them at that incident and to make some art to preserve them he can step in boston i'm glad. recycling has always been a big theme in martin bowes career. he made this church. rose

window from ninety old doors at a diameter of thirteen metres it stood proudly in the window of nurnberg snowiest museum. martinborough challenges himself to recycle materials in new and interesting ways. like his three metre high straw angels made from iron pipes and car paint. he lives and works in munich and has won several international awards over the years his parents were teachers and as a child he went on excursions to italy to visit old churches and paint in water comics he also studied in munich. side of the job he said there was such an adventure going to the nude life drawings as an eighteen year old to be in it and i used to drink in a bistro afterwards with two french women that was great but i gave that up during

my time at the academy in my work became more rugged and said go up the leak that is in the log of what. these flying v. guitars are another of his recycling projects his materials come from a wide range of sources. i mean father's mind this was my old kitchen worktop so. there are positives and negatives like with all art and there's a sense of youth and it's cool to the good it's also a bit hard rock cafe which is really uncool so consequently. at the catholic academy in munich the world's weak sculptures rise five meters out of the ground they're sent to symbolize opening up the church to the world. your ex is very active on social media and facebook is just one. laughter visit

your own macs on facebook. you'll find highlights from our programs. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our reporters take an exclusive look behind the scenes at how the program is produced and phoniness on facebook live. we love it when fans visit our facebook page and give us their feedback visit d.w. euro max on facebook. all right time now to take a trip and today we're answering a viewer request from ecuador i'm rick a vero would like to know more about the hung garion capital budapest because for him it is the most elegant of all the european cities and budapest is made up of the old city's buddha and pests which are sprawled on both sides of the danube so it makes sense to see some of the city from the water and we did just that in

a rather offbeat way. a trip on the danube with a different not by boat but on a floating bus it's not unusual way to explore budapest. the trip starts off in the city center. the amphibious bus takes around ninety minutes to complete its route at first the tour doesn't seem much different from others in the city but this one has a surprise in store. this is this is a unique tour because sometimes you're on land and other times you're out on the river. today. our first impression of budapest draws us down to the water. the banks of the danube here are part of a unesco world heritage site. but first the bus rolls past some of the city's principal historic monuments and sites like st stephen's basilica where alongside

hungary and royalty and saints you'll find the final resting place of soccer legend fed and. then it's back to the bus which now heads for the water even though that's what they fade for the passengers are a little nervous. the audience of the danube is pretty rough today i'm a little anxious about whether the bus can deal with it hope we don't capsize. the high point of the trip is the splash down. the. aisle to the dramatic strains of thus spake zarathustra the bus descends along ramp or into water i'm past injuries heave a collective sigh of relief it really does float. along with us on the bottom on learn to drive just like a normal bus with six wheels under the engine on all. the water it's like driving

a giant jet ski just a little slower. out on the river new vistas open up. margaret island is a popular destination for daytrippers. it was named after a fourteenth century hungary in princes her father king below the fourth sent his daughter to a dominican convent on the island in gratitude for divine help during the war. margaret died there at the age of twenty eight. pm to be as bus cruises past the historic centers of the past and boarded districts on opposite banks of the river. on the border side is hungary's largest building good a castle. on the question side the country's parliament two hundred sixty eight meters long. modeled after westminster palace in london it was completed in one

thousand know for. another institution dating back to the era when hungary was part of a powerful empire coffee houses similar to those common in austria in the nineteenth century they could be found on practically every corner. some of the most historic houses are still in use today like jovo in the center of historic pitched it opened in eight hundred fifty eight. in budapest we have and we had in the past and amazing cafe coucher unfortunate thing during the colony is make it stick raised a little bit by. steel really in la i can love to go to coffee howell's from every race day for seats next to each other and talking about life. then is back to the river for centuries the danube divided the two central parts of the city the first bridge connecting them was only completed in eighteen forty nine

. to get them to fire i think the chain bridge was the first permanent bridge between past and buddha dead beat but the danube still plays the lead role in the development of hungary's capital the now. all. the floating bus slowly makes its way back to the ramp where it will return to dry land this unique journey through the hungary and capital is one the passengers will remember for a long time to come. and finally i think it's fair to say that most german men love two things in life soccer and cars now it may sound cliché or stereotypical but it is true and one man from feld pearson in southern germany has learned to combine the two in the spirit of the upcoming soccer world cup in russia he has come up with a way to bridge the breaks between the matches. here in the workshop

deedle is in his element he's a mechanic from southern germany with a passion for cars and for coming up with wacky new creations such as these motorized football table. now must go home to put in them if we had to take the roof and we've lowered the vehicle a little but think. of the fuel spike table on sturdy feet to give everything stable. the fall they used to be brown we didn't like that at all it doesn't go with football and we gave the car a good polish and we're always adding new stuff in paul we go through. the foosball table car used to be a brown volvo stretch limousine that rudy bought in britain for fifteen hundred euro the transformation top three weeks. in the whole people album everyone needs a hobby and i like to say i've got dad saline in my blood. when it comes to engines and cars i'm always thinking about how to improve things and make things that

others perhaps can't go on that and. he started converting cars six years ago in his spare time he's made a motorized beer bottle a gingerbread camper van and a bobsled on wheels. and we have made some pretty crazy things returned a ford probe into a james bond submarine and once we converted a truck into a pool pool you could sit in it like in a hot tub. kong. skillful work and time consuming but the end result makes it worthwhile. really when he made you fall so when people see my cars it just fills me with pride if we can because a lot of engineering goes into it all but it's a lot of or you think and it's great fun or i feel so proud when i get everything to fit the path. and when all the hard work sober gets to kick back and take his creations out for

a spin. see boys and their toys and with that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to check us out on social media or go to our website to see the reports again from me and the rest of the crew here at your own back as always thanks for watching and we will see you again tomorrow. next time. to celebrate its two hundred fiftieth anniversary the royal academy of arts in london has commissioned a major transformation and expansion of its premises masterminded by british architect david chipperfield the stunning new look offers a fabulous fusion over old and new a british institution with a facelift next time on your own ranks.

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