the teacher. for god the w.c. november focus. view. hi everyone and welcome to another edition of your own life that year of here's a look at what's coming up. riding high a record breaking cable car opens in switzerland. heading south to get to know the french city of montaigne.

canine k. first the north german photographer and his dog shots. the ski season has just begun again here and europe one of the most famous ski resorts is the area around and switzerland the village is located at the foot of the mata hong and for many years it's been america and for all those who don't have to worry about how much money they spend now it's have a lot has a new attraction that matter. right it was designed by twenty five enough a company normally associated with top of the range cars we send our reports i gather on light not alone for all the right. these cable car at the foot of the master honda office panoramic views of the swiss alps.

several cabins a decorated with crystals on me outside as well as all me inside when the cabin reaches a height of one hundred seventy meters is floor turns transparent offering views of the places below an active laminate glass sheet chimes the floors from milky white to see three in seconds. that's in the. super it's super a fantastic idea something you. good group. is a much a hard place a right is europe's highest and probably most like surely escape car. over forty five million euro is went into the project.

from my point of view it's like staging a train right example of that severely of a crystal cabin designed by pininfarina. and then with crystal outside inside the glass floor that would last. the cabins were designed by power no pininfarina a member of the legendary italian designer she wanted this project to set new standards in mobility. people say wow because it's something that they would not expect to live with. that . i think that it's. that design has no limits. i mean in fact he now hopes to create design history with the cabin. only. but actually we we made some designs before this in the fifty's that became pieces

. after fifty or sixty. the museum of the company's headquarters in turin presents some of the most legendary sports car seat automotive history all designed by painting furriner paolo believe you know applied some of the same principles he used to design his ferrari's to create the cabin. refinement of this despicable service is the same kind of the work. naturally this ferarri among cable cars needed a very special care outage. with this elaborate with class structure some other architect to an even created just the right atmosphere for pinning friday those cabins. we owners didn't want the stations to be just industrial buildings. we wanted them to be attractive

and inviting. that the ride actually begins as soon as people entered the station. but it took two and a half years of hard work before the first ride could begin at a delegation of close to four thousand meters snow storms can take place all year round on temperatures of minus thirty degrees celsius all to common but all the hard work has paid off the cable car begins regular operations this winter. flight should have been appreciate one thing above all. how incredibly memorable nature can be when you're not all crowded together. it's like taking a round trip in a helicopter and floating above mountains and glaciers the. jury is still so get to experience the mountains in a completely new way to be in this and to actually enjoy seeing the glaciers see.

these amazing alps and it is a shock but this is spectacular as the feeling of absolute freedom of paradise just. now people can get a new perspective on one of the world's most famous mountains there's never been a more relaxing way to enjoy the rocket. of the alps. and not so we take a quick look at some of the other stories from around europe making the headlines in today's express but you shouldn't be afraid of spiders. the. last weekend giant mechanical creatures roamed the streets of toulouse in southern france. the three day show drew hundreds of thousands of spectators. it featured

the fourteen these it's all monitor as styria. and thirty meter tall spider arianna each of the giants moves was controlled by dozens of operation his working together . dilemma sheen says a group hopes the show will raise awareness with a new workshop in toulouse which opens to visit has this friday. i am. ten thousand torches are lighting up the tower of london to mark this interior of the end of world war one and commemorate those who died in it the tortures are being lit daily at five pm until the eleventh of november by volunteers they burn until nine pm one million british soldiers lost their lives during the war. swimmer and adventurer ross

edge lee has set a new record by swimming all the way around to britain he climbed out of the water in margate kent on sunday after swimming two thousand nine hundred kilometers. actually journey began on the first of june he swam twelve hours each day and didn't come to shore for one hundred fifty seven days sleeping on a bench that accompanied him. back on dry land now where men still dominate the international music scene a quick glance at the current charts is enough to prove that but there are no few female artists than males and that's why it's actually not surprising but still very rare that the m.t.v. knew of music awards from the spanish city of the bowel have recognized mostly female artists this year that's what they have to say and what kind of music

scooped up the awards. and the winner is. cameo that. got. the fake winner at this year's m.t.v. europe music awards in the spanish city of bilbao it was camilla kabaddi. the movie and as a spanish say i'm flipping up. the cuban american singer was nominated for six awards she won for best song for her taverna best artist the best of us act and best video. second most nominated oxys to ariana grande day went home she handed.

out this year's m.t.v. europe music awards women's groups most of the top prizes american rapper nicki menards took best hip hop act and best look. the only british singer songwriter do or live was named best paul packed. one of the evening's highlights was janet jackson's acceptance speech how she connected the owner a global icon a. performer who has been in the music business before and decades said she felt moved to speak up for women's whose voices have been strong for women who have been

abused women who have been intimidated women who have lived in fear i stand with you do you have to. be award for best german accent to mike singer an eighteen year old social media sensation you want to hug a million followers on instagram and. the good. indie rock band viva swiss year was named best spanish our. growth comes from bilbao is based kind of arena the m.t.v. europe music awards were seen by around half a million households worldwide. time now for x. such a series where we take a trip thanks to a viewer request this time we received an email from a fan on the oh of

a vegas and she lives in one us at us and wants to know more about france so we decided to check out peggy located in the southern part of the country the city has no fewer than three universities s'posed a major museum is a popular destination for why you love us and isn't far from the city my colleague your remarks reporter magalie went there recently to this. by the city's many attractions. to the a is a fast growing city located in the south of france it dates back to roman times but today it's home to several high tech start up companies and has a vibrant student community tourist come here for the wine culture and climate our tour today begins on the city's main square. here right now on this point of the committee could be when everyone comes that the b.b.c.

is this beautiful square with the opera house and the fountain of the big races it's very known because on the square we have many coffees and also come from here so that's a very interesting place. another interesting place is the up to two young for which visitors can climb for great views of the city as a professional guide bruno's mon p.t.a.'s best sights even when time is limited. in forty eight hours you can. of course i would say the three most would be the markets we have the market of the opposite which is very interesting and also we have the museum of which is one of the main museums that we have. and classic paintings and of course you also i would say the why of course the white industry is very present and we have many chateaus in which we can. we follow bruno's first

tip and visit the market located under the eighteenth century. only open on tuesdays and saturdays it offers french delicacies including cheese and wine from the region the city's old town it's a short walk from the market here st peter's cathedral and mon peace famous medical school share a fourteenth century building. this part of the city is made up of dozens of narrow alleyways and carefully wrists. buildings. so the streets once they're in year olds and that they're interesting because they're narrow medieval and inside of it or what days you have it a few shops and craftsmen work in shops like this one used to be used as a staple for horses and this big green has customers are lining up all day long on fresh baked goods are just one reason this place is so popular. this is a t.v. show in france called the best day korean friends and this they create one that

title and twenty fifteen so that made us famous plus we bake bread and enough and that's more than two hundred years old next we follow bruno second tip and head to the fabric museum like most places in it is easily reached by foot the museum was established in eight hundred twenty five and houses a very diverse collection spanning several centuries to the modern day. the collection is very specific because it has been given by some artists who are from from the city and some collectors from the city for instance we have a very big renaissance collection which was given by the founder of the museum fabio who was a nail classic artist a pupil of the. classic master of friends we also have a big collection of stuff called big you have one canvas behind me.

we also have a very important collection of contemporary paintings by. who studied in. another must see on our list is chateau flo jacques it's a chateau in vineyard dating back ten generations still a family run business current code of honor to call bare helps run it gives tours and offers wine classes detailing the. great variety is found here. but the most famous of the biggest part of the production is the red one we have to see that we have the biggest being it's all over of course and also all over the world there's also a new story called it. was created by the roman so we have a long history after a day you started seeing in wine tasting visitors can head to the beach. is located just ten kilometers from the mediterranean coast seaside restaurants are particularly with both residents do tourists alike. sun sea culture and

wine on the french mediterranean p.v.a. is an all in one destination for travelers in france. and europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our joy mags instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. on instagram. and in our new series so we follow photographers from around europe to find out more about their favorite motifs today as a photographer who works with four legged models his colleagues may think he's barking mad but a you do them has chosen to focus his work on docks he laughs his canine novels

even though he doesn't have a dog of his own and he's probably the first photographer to ask his models to sit next to their heart's content. snapshots in the truest sense of the word when it comes to snapping up treats dogs can make the funniest faces photographer john you know that i'm captures their greed and their. yes in his canine portraits. so far always been interested in photography even as a kid. and he loves dogs but he doesn't feel he has not time for a dog of his own several years ago he started working with a dog trainer. you come or took my camera long and made photos of the dogs before those gradually got better and it was clear to me that i definitely want to keep doing it. today asterix is in the studio it's his first ever professional photo

shoot so the mixed breed hound is understandably excited. his task is to catch treats and look as silly as possible during as. well he's got the second part of that down at least. a little kind of prejudice is not staying or supposed to stay the whole time. and quite got the hang of catching the treats yet. so asterix doesn't lose motivation assistance yet in a different tries to get him to relax a little. i wasn't trying to do this it's just that i have a good connection with dogs. and another try. there we go. his own affairs asterix has stopped attentional. leftist. and i like the one where he looks like scooby doo the boy or other one or

at least to the side a bit he really does look like scooby doo as their. queen. doesn't say awful yes adam has become more professional about his dog photography not just in a studio but outdoors as well he finds wolves just as fascinating as their dog cousins but since they're not so easy to photograph he's found a couple of hybrid wolf dogs. down here and the coyote some of his favorite models . and looks good in that direction by looks good in that direction to. shoot with the most dogs always take careful planning since large open spaces are needed but the owners don't mind the extra effort.

he always gets a great shot like when the dog comes running up with a kind of brooding expression i'd never get such good chance myself and dubious. for that john's big success came with a series of goofy expressions. my research money requests so many people got in touch with me wanting photos like that of their dogs i didn't expect it to be so successful. charlie is an inexperienced model but is and is a confident i'll end up with a great photo of him. it was pretty short it was different and each has something special about it as bizarre nervous some of us not your usual six day poses. and of course edge on yet it does get a shot. so funny and we want to know what you like to photograph best so you can upload one of

your favorite photos to our website and to our draw to win a euro max looking forward to seeing your entries now how hot warming trends spreading among professional hairdressers the world over they offer their services for free to people who simply can't afford to go to a hairdressing salon in germany they have grouped together to form the barber angels association and for many people who are down on their luck they are just that angels the aim is not just to make homeless people look good but also give them back some of that dignity and we want to they sent in hamburg to see what makes this a volunteer headdress is a cut above the rest. that she called and his stellar hairstylists are preparing to welcome today's clients. we've had people who's broken out in tears because it's been so long since they've

seen themselves look that way because they can't afford to visit a hairdresser because they can't afford to have someone shave their beards the top of leaves. the barber angels help people who have fallen on hard times. often a personal tragedy has caused the downward spiral that has led them to living on the streets and catch a cold i joined the nonprofit organization around two years ago. it's been a moving experience right from the start. of music to touch me a lot because my very first client was a person whose life has been shattered overnight he'd lost his entire family in a car accident that had to pull his own children out from the wreckage and after that he was a broken man. or jobs on my way home i cried my eyes out fifteen or twenty minutes because i've never experienced anything like that this can on your nerves doing it . yourself and michael

a regular customer as michael who was born in texas cares about his appearance. to trim and straighten out my sideburns. him eventually trimming a bit a little yes. my hair is sacred to me many women would die for their stresses. nice having seen yourself yes yes in the mirror it's really good i'm always pleased you know how i look perfect super very nice just to stick their. lunch time. enjoy it have a good time you don't have to visit to the barber shows it is feeling happy because it is perfect. all his big smile is all the payment the barber angels need many thanks. well and what

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