you know if you appreciate the russian opposition. to not have you keep so much more you see john kennedy people have to be a constitution my name is on the back she doesn't know what to do just. welcome to day zero max your daily dose of european lifestyle and culture is a quick look at what's coming up. in nordic notion young finnish designers are conquering the fashion world. lively lighting the installations by lighting studio drift imitate nature. alluring i roam as well

and based mixologist maria globin show creates cocktails with natural ingredients. we start off with scandinavian fashion it's popular all around europe not just because of swedish clothing giant h. and m. lots of smaller labels especially danish ones have also found success abroad finland however hasn't earned the title of fashion quite yet but that may change soon as a growing number of start up labels are hitting the market for instance halo a small label from finland's northernmost region of lapland that designs are getting attention at home and abroad. northern alliance snow and ice and the deep arctic night of lapland the wilderness of finland high north can be worn as fashion items this is the collection of the young halo label founded in twenty seven team something of lapland the home region of halo can be found in the

collections every five. to four hours it means different variations of light during the during the year it's like the night last night when the sun doesn't set out for their winter when the sun doesn't show up so or halo. reflects things for us. the laplanders or sammy identify seasons of the year each one has provided inspiration but these designers don't think in terms of seasons they have no winter or summer collections or even trends each piece stands alone each made to last a march time that's an approach typical of finland. helsinki is the place to get familiar with finland own fashion scene the camp killer real has just recently opened in finance capital helsinki the country's fashion scene is still very much in its beginnings and gaining confidence the second floor is

reserved for finnish designers exclusively what they all have in common is high ideals and sustainable production methods. this kind of ideas in the behind of it that if you buy the product you can very for a really long time for the design wise it's usually quite timeless and also for the materials is very long lasting but also now it is some of the brands you can bring . the item that you bought maybe a couple of years ago you can bring it back to the shop and they will make over for that product they can help you clean it they can help you to fix it and you can even couple of years more the pieces are intended. to be passed down through several generations along the practice among finns finland has become world famous for its product design altos architecture and furniture i counted among the classics other examples of the savoy days from the nineteenth thirty's and the ice

patent glasses and vases from the one nine hundred sixty s. by tom. so far only mario mikko has achieved world fame for finnish fashion design now it's been the best established fashion house aside from women's wear and their famous patterns martin mikko also uses tableware and home furnishings for young designers continue their traditions they add their own twist. the basis of our success definitely is in fashion design education which is very highly ranked internationally so we have a pool of really excellent students who are creative socially conscious and have the capability of all for tackling the issues that are current at the moment in our field in fashion. fashion design arnie blossomed in finland a few years ago now graduates of helsinki's university of art and design a so well trained and qualified that most of them went on to work for famous labels all over the world but labels born and bred in finland have yet to make their

breakthrough internationally that is set to change finnish fashion is on the up and up. it is definitely the time for fact finnish fashion design we have many labels which you can also witness in this new gallery. and they all have their very specific and unique styles the designer geo behind halo also used to work for international labels but now they're going their own way finland's nature isn't their only source of inspiration another is the work of finnish painter. they turn up in the low. of the collection not only in garments but even on scott's in their original size. for every item salt a small donation goes to the soonest on any museum in quito in the far north of the country it's the designers way of supporting their homeland and they can afford to

the label is doing well. at the moment it's really bubbling right now under and lots of new. hungry enthusiastic label those that want to go in and make it big and international and i believe that finland is the next to denmark or sweden definitely. earned new labels like halo are ensuring that the world hasn't signed on to fashion. well after visiting helsinki were jetting off to three more european capital cities and express to get the latest news from around the continent we're heading to rome and paris but our first stop is london. on thursday the royal botanical gardens in london's q district switched on this spectacular christmas lights over a million lights or glow in the famous gardens

a park nearly two kilometers long leads from glittering installations across a field of dancing colored lights to illuminated a regard me boats christmas accu will last until january fifth twenty nine hundred . ninety there's a virtual reality app to transport users into the rome of three hundred twenty b.c. e. the computer simulation rome was presented in italy as capital on wednesday it includes crowds are in views of around seven thousand engine structures among the highlights of the forum room on him and the imperial palace of a major science will follow in years to come users will even have a chance to watch virtual gladiator deals in the coliseum and chariot races at the circus maximus. on friday a big exhibition opens in paris is compact later exploring the legend of michael

jackson and his vast influence on contemporary art and pop culture included are portraits by andy warhol and david la chapelle and a video of an amateur choir singing their version of jackson's popular album thriller. previously the exhibition titled michael jackson on the wall was at london's national portrait gallery but new exhibits have been added for parents michael jackson died in two thousand and nine at the age of fifty. next up a living legend of pop cliff richard he's sold more than two hundred fifty million albums worldwide and at the ripe old age of seventy eight he is still singing for his fans as the first time in fourteen years the. least an album with brand new tracks the title rise up refers to a testing time to sing as experience of the last few years including lawsuits and

criminal accusations now he's returned opening hoping to be born again. i'm. the single reborn heralds cliff richards returned to the music business at the age of seventy eight with his new album rise up the british singer is making a fresh start and thanking those who stood by him after allegations of sexual assault which surfaced in twenty forty. after a bad period of two years in my life where i couldn't sleep and think about anything it seems to me that i've managed to rise up so feel it's a good title for the album and the songs are good as well i mean i'm so thrilled with it i'm hoping that it will be a revival for me not only for me personally as a person but maybe for some but it could be recognized by some of his younger people. due to insufficient evidence cliff richard was never arrested or charged

with any offense he found that the line of coverage of a police raid on his house had tarnished his reputation. so cliff richard took the b.b.c. to court for invading his privacy at one. last july a high court judge awarded him around two hundred thirty five thousand euros in damages in the landmark case. going to take a little while to get over the whole emotional but good. now sir cliff richard is ready to move on he hopes the new album will make him a household name once again. the rise up could be my revival who knows in the recording world even though i've made records all the way through i didn't get a chance before in fact it was fourteen years ago that i really made a record of the original souls so it's a quite a gap and i thought that was behind me i thought i'd never get the chance to do it

again and there it is rise up here. clue. richard had his first number one hit in one thousand nine hundred fifty nine with a living doll at the time the eighteen year old was seen as being the british answer to elvis presley he stormed the charts with songs like congratulations to. pageant nine hundred seventy nine he landed one of his biggest hits we don't talk anymore. son in the ninety nine his cliff richard was also a regular feature in the charts with songs like some people. tom. he continued to recall three more albums in the following decades

they received less attention to crazy than and twenty eleven sound clear for a least solo leisure's which featured us with some of the biggest names in soul music. and two years later he put his own spin on rock n roll songs from one thousand nine hundred fifty s. over the years cliff richard has sold more than two hundred fifty million records making him one of the u.k.'s most successful singers. cliff richard also sidelines as a wine grower he owns a video out in portugal he draws comparisons between his two professions the grapes are totally dependent on the weather. so this thing is totally dependent on these poor little bits of skin side your throat. and with the rise off

cliff richard proves that his vocal chords are still in great shape. time for a great shake and now as we get an alternative cocktail lesson from maria go but show for the creative mixologist works at a bowling lounge bar called green door and excels at using unconventional ingredients in her creations even some that she finds on the streets of the german capital we followed her around berlin's district of should've back to get a behind the scenes look at her secret recipes. it may seem as if this woman is a gardener or a florist but my real goal is neither she does appreciate the qualities of plants though. they were very good you can already tell they have different era mattocks this one for instance is

a bit fresher and peppery and this one smells a little sweeter and flowery. actually you can find something edible to use to every corner this might have been can. maria creates exotic drinks out of these edible somethings she's a mixologist. and you know i think you need many qualities to be good at this of course your senses have to be very fine you have to have an understanding of physics and chemistry and a feel for harmonies a certain style and how you do things quite a lot of factors come together here one. of the roses from the street corner are an intake will component of this tempting concoction. tastes good. london paris barcelona marina travels the world in search of particular in three d. and it's mostly in such a sensual experience in this world of the romans you have to work like

a perfume maker and that's the most fun part about this job. maria is always trying out something new now she wants to create a drink for the winter this time she's got some help. mentor perhaps. is a sensory trainer since often tried say it's too spicy they're not harmonizing. this is just one foot then that's what i associate with the north sea coast and yes all those bushes yes the honey goes better with it but if you consider using that and bit of as innocent as i do we already agree you know we sample and smell a few others. we can go through the whole list and narrow down what's wintery to our sun twork it out that way and so i went on the telephone that's it's extremely important for me to work with the romans because i mainly determine the taste of spirits by smelling them that's why i find out what's already in them and what i

can bring out and if i can't do that i won't be able to make a harmonious drink and. drink. the mixologist needs one last touch to achieve harmony in her new buckthorn drink with rahman or into the cure some candy fruit. so does it have the makings of a new classic. i think it's better if you can only get this drink here you don't have to be able to get it all over the world sometimes it's nicer if you can only get it here in my. mind in one ear. and not one bar is the green door in berlin and the shadows people seem to like it they don't leave them unfinished. now all it needs is the right name and cheers. now to an artist to do that also likes to use natural ingredients in their work as part of this week's

series brice ideas we're visiting the two dutch designers of studio drift they like to create technically intricate installations that mimic natural phenomena they say it's their way to stop make people stop and think about their surroundings in the digital era this year the stately museum and featured their works in an exhibition called coded nature. studio drift combines nature of design and technology in their art works the results sharpen viewers perception and suggest the feelings of weightlessness and freedom. that you artists from amsterdam can even make a heavy cement block float. studio drift islamic could hold and dine and ralph now took from the concept of the execution to do always work as

a team. came back from most calmly and he had his idea and came back can be in the place of an incredible idea we have to take a closer look quickly and election is just floats and it may be a pool. in the film drifters that goes floating blokes. with tobacco and all of the scottish highlands are in a very contrasts it with with the 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 culture is untitled fragile future it's unusual lamps brought studio drift international acclaim in two thousand and seven. from real dandelions 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 deal like it was a good. nature plays a central role in the works of the two artists. what we try to say so. it's you have 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 a beach in miami. he wanted to be the first to bring out. a swarm of drones that would actually react on

each other and have this poetic movement of a real bird swarm actually has it's raising the question mike what actual freedom is or are we living in a lose you know freedom. where where do we want to live do you want to be a shepherd liebert free or do we want to just for shelter social structure and not be sure freak. the lights on these tree react to the heartbeats and brainwaves of the visitors. by the most feels like there's like little stars in the sky to make me happy and thank you all very movie like going to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's also life lee you know this is beautiful and it's so forensic and it's think what more of the pieces have to have a very pushy quality. i was dreaming that this was my bed and that it would lie on top and then like flow to the. to sculpture has sensors

that allow it to react to visitors movements like a natural independent organism the most important thing is that you bring the work to life so you animates the objects and which which we do in many of our works at. certain 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. i feel and. the studio drift addresses the relationships between human evolution nature and technology with poetic installations that feel dreams and visions for the future. and you can find all of the parts of this week's series bright ideas on our website d that we took on slash lifestyle now if your home or apartment is a need of some creative designs we have just the solution in our d.i.y. series we show you clever ways to make your own furnishings today our resident

d.i.y. expert hang in lee shows you how to create a lamp using some wire mesh and a few household objects. hi there. creates its own kind of today i'll show you how to make. your home a modern touch for that you need a floor with a round lamp shade to. buy a mash longer and wider than the lamb sheet. a spray can from much black paint. why katz's. a box cutter. and. let's go first cut

off several pieces from the binding wire. and dismantle sheet. to measure the circumference of the wind the wire mesh around it don't forget to leave room for the overlaps. now typing that is together with. using to cut away the top and bottom rows of the letters. next. to the with a craft knife you should end up with too much or rings left supplements you need to . make sure to remove feel old glue from the metal rings orange to help you there.

now connect the rings to the wire mesh. use a pair of pliers to bend the ends of wire around the rings. once it's fixed repeat the process for the site started by cutting the first open then remove the green binding. finally. to fix the body in place. now all that's left is the color you can spray and the color of a few choice. like for this step i strongly advise you to work in a well ventilated place or even better. the vagueness i really didn't. like the paint dry for a day. a

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me a. unique. genia to. the city to be a news live from berlin gunmen stormed the chinese consulate in the pakistani city of karachi an intense hour long shoot out lives believes all three attackers two policeman and two civilians dead but no chinese diplomats are consulate staff are hurt. also coming up could a small british enclave of gibraltar be the undoing of the u.k.'s.