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a visit to the town of blood all so. merry christmas the d. i y. paper decorations for the festive season. but we start off the show with a blast from the past can you say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious that's right mary poppins the world's most famous nanny is returning to cinemas just in time for christmas the story picks up about twenty years after the first part ended during the great depression in london this is not a remake of the original story but instead a sequel based on several books that were never filmed well several hollywood stars are part of the cast so this is sure to be a hit for the holidays. fans had to wait fifty four long years now at

last the magical mary poppins returns to the silver screen the star studded motion picture headed to european premiere in london on wednesday. she has a lot of relevance for people around the world when things feel rather fragile i think that she's a great unifier and we love the first film like so many people general it was something that was definitely a labor of love on our hearts. mary poppins returns picks up on the story from the one thousand nine hundred sixty four original. a long break between a film and its sequel. this time around emily blunt plays the extraordinary nanny. my goodness and bill have you done your clues you could grow god that much so well and john yes just to fit the crime scene around me because she's mary poppins cope's she just

a leapt off the page at me she is so sick and bassy and funny and they rooted in all of this. so delightful to play. like the original the sequel is loosely based on the mary poppins novels by an australian born writer pamela linden travers in the midst of the great depression mary drops in on jane and michael banks now fully grown and living in the house on london's cherry tree lane where michael now has children of his own. troops who now he's michael b. are still not a caught fish. after michael's wife dies his family is in danger of losing their home. and her mary poppins to build a house on cherry tree lane with confidence and joy again. best thing about the room the character of mary poppins is that she she does this but without

sort of doing it obviously you know she denies having any part of any of the adventures but she has a master plan that takes us through the whole journey. again mary poppins spirits people off to magical places where anything seems possible. director rob marshall largely dispensed with computer generated effects. some of the animations were drawn by hand the old fashioned way as a tribute to the original of one thousand nine hundred sixty four which combined cartoon drawings and mechanical effects this was a completely you know practically done. big hollywood movie such a throwback to those old movies where you don't have a lot of c.g.i. i think we barely have any green screen other than the animation sequence. and

people are on why is we are floating around on why is. joining emily blunt our oscar winning actors meryl streep in a column for. dick van dyke originally played mary poppins best friend burt now aged ninety three he's returning as well in a new role. and mary spawned a new friend in the person of jack the lamplighter marriage to show you the lovely is what you really think so nice to see you jeff good to see you too barry popkin there is something magical about you know bringing light to london and i think jack does that as well i mean he sort of he he gets to go on these incredible adventures with mary poppins and the children he brings light. to to the world the one. as mary poppins emily blunt has some quite impressive shoes to fill. apparently she's a hit with both animated and real audiences she's already nominated for

a golden globe as best actress mary poppins will be returning to cinemas around the world starting december nineteenth. staying in london and royalty was out in full force on wednesday moving on now to that aaron other stories making headlines on the culture scene. prince charles and his son prince harry hosted a reception in london on wednesday for celebrities active in search of causes among them one hollywood film star tom hardy an english national football team coach gareth southgate. many of those present are ambassadors of the prince's trust a charity founded in one thousand nine hundred seventy six by the heir to the british throne to help socially disadvantaged young people.

special christmas tree has been found in novis son in southern painting in the plane talents twenty metres high and is dedicated to the late john cole the second . the tree will be placed in front of his window. the krakow bishop spanglish. carroll points between paint john paul the second in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight in which the archbishop of krakow and lives in the panel. join his papal visit to the assembled people from that same window and. danish icelandic artist olafur eliasson has arranged thirty blocks of ice in front of london's tate modern the installation aims to raise awareness of global warming . taken from the ice cap of which fell into the broader here to the streets in london i did it to show one of the scientists the politicians talking about when

they talk about feel the warm but here in touch. the project was timed to coincide with the un climate change conference in poland. where you turn now to our special series this week where a top chef robin ph cooks up yummy christmas dishes in just under five minutes today he's going to prepare spice more wine with a traditional snack involving goose fat now if he goes too fast you can always see his videos again on our website. if. there's time i have a fast and delicious tip for a christmas treat for your family and friends when you have no time. well be making mulled wine not the normal kind but white using a white wine instead of red and. then there's white to.

make enough in case some unexpected guests drop in. mulled wine needs orange the oranges have to be blanched first to remove some of the bitterness and then we toss in the whole oranges with the peel that adds a lot of flavor. and some christmas spices we have some cloves and some cinnamon. and since we don't have much time to bring everything to a boil. turn on the home. maybe add a little honey you can make it a little sweeter but not too much that's the first step up. and push money you can buy bread anywhere and goose fat should be hard to find it readily available you don't have to start making it yourself but you can refine it a bit. add a spoonful of dijon mustard. stir it up as well as you can.

and you have to have the fat at room temperature right out of the refrigerator it's hard as butter comes back in the trunk and up to the top so. they don't have to do a lot with the fat. no important is very good bread. i don't have time to make my own but there are lots of good bakeries you find out where you can buy the bread you really like. it doesn't have to be a special kind of bread. this is of course rye bread with vegetables and i think it's really cool. you can't do much wrong here really. because this is the mulled wine let it steep a while now for the fat. spread it around a little on the bread with the mustard and when you make it nice and thick you see it sliding around a little so you should look kind of nice. it's

not was very important for mulled wine is a little rock currently it dissolves gradually along with the normal sugar. the open sandwich is actually christmassy keep it simple that. now are chop some hazel nuts to sprinkle on top and now my little apple. i'll leave out the dill pickle on purpose another couple of apple slices on top. of. them as you see i don't have much time size it was probably intended that way so that when you do this at home you can take your time. now put some cress on top it doesn't matter where it's from or leave it out and you could chop some onions. and you can add a couple of biggles because that's really a classic. that's now a great a little nutmeg that's in that cinnamon on top of our open sandwich. little give a truly christmassy taste so you might not believe it but it's true finally the

almonds also chopped just a little toasting the mold really develop there flavor now the whole thing on top of. the first one is done. this is really delicious. so it was so i don't know how much time i have but enough time to wash my hands. now the mulled wine. what's important with mulled wine as with any dish is to be flexible i'm putting in some orange and spices because that's christmassy but some don't like certain things and others do so you should always experiment with your cooking. but i think that simply what makes a good chef. based food and that's what crucial. so now of course finally it is time to bore the mulled wine into the glass sure i hope i made enough.

to have a slight note of aniseed and a little cinnamon. to be quite honest i'm glad i got done again before the time is up but once more i'll say you should take your time and now especially at christmas you should spend some time with your loved ones with your family just enjoy it and know i'd like to finish by wishing you all a very merry christmas sanborn have a tea party it. looks good all right next up a trip and today we are headed to norway up in the far northern reaches of europe the capital city there is oslo and another good five hours further north you'll find the former mining town a rural us it was designated a you know sco world heritage site in one nine hundred eighty four its characteristic wooden buildings were us was a prosperous mining town first centuries it's also been featured in the children's t.v. series pippi longstocking so time now to have

a closer look around. you know scope as to where it was on its world heritage list in one nine hundred eighty were. the united nations agency size of the old times unique wooden architecture. little's was founded in sixteen forty four the couple was discovered nearby. within a few years it had grown to become norway's principal mining town. many of the houses from that period have survived. these days about a million people visit the little town of about five and a half thousand every year. it's become a kind of living museum. city guide last guy to grew up in germany so he speaks fluent german he always starts his tours at the church built in seventy

eighty. you see the old emblem of the copper the same field that was basically the logo. for mining and the venus symbol stands for copper so you get copper mining. the church remains the largest in all of norway with room for sixteen hundred worshippers. in centuries past it also served as a kind of assembly hall for the minus their flag still adorned the churches interior today. portraits immortalized mining company directors who once financed the church. today numerous concerts are held here the berlin philharmonic has even performed in this church.

one of the most visited alleyways in give us a sad day and it came into the spotlight in one nine hundred sixty nine when it served as a location for the pippi longstocking t.v. series the makers had to bring the beloved swedish character to norway because there was too little snow in sweden. dotsie down here in jamaica the world's biggest snowball here. and she rolled it down this street and right over to thieves who are after the gold she always carries with it. and tell you i'm going to have a lot and people still talk about it and are flocking to lay still talk about it and we are in the hollywood us. now far away on the banks of the frozen of a plumber rather is the former cop and they'll. push their first because the stuff traditionally is smelting works out how it's needed from the river. a

water wheel was placed in it and that supplied power to the bellows that blew air into the furnace is this was the lifeline for the town's industry or was. the smelting works and two of the old couple mines and now part of the chaos museum. is in here in the new brilliant mind which commenced operation in sixteen fifty and it was the second oldest mine in the area. to beat. oxidized it's essentially the same as what you see on old rooftops copper rooftops and statues in the cities. where all star torn and instead of. fifty meters farther down and five hundred meters on into the mountain there's another mine from the twentieth century. so here how long did the

we have the old recharging station for the old off mine with these nice old batteries. with that they did and profitability evaporating the last mine included us was shut down in the one nine hundred seventy seven. it was the end of three hundred and thirty years of mining tradition. the great mountain hole is still used occasionally for many concerts. by the templar tourville temperature down here stays at plus four degrees or year round and the humidity is relatively high so you get a chill fairly quickly and that means constant it's calm last any longer than twenty minutes. as this is to the old no region mining town of the us

is like a journey back in time. now something for all of you do it yourself or is out there and if you were looking for some creative ideas for christmas then r d i y expert has some ideas for you paper snowflakes and to tell you the truth these are a lot easier to make than her origami figures from a few weeks ago here's more. hi there it's ancient it's december have you put up your christmas tree yes if you just need creations i have something for you to try paper snowflakes. you need to stand in a four paper. a cutting board. a pencil and a new case you need to make corrections a pair of scissors and a box cutter. and acoustic and some young.

stop by cutting to paper that. you can use the other half for a second snowflake later. folden house then opened the. center again. of seven horizontal lines. now and food in health. and coming home. and. then do the same with the second half push it all together grab the pencil and sketch a pattern a few snowflakes. you can even. inside the outline. and carefully cut out the pattern along the edges since the paper is filled with pretty thank you need to push down.

inside with you. now take a second slip of paper. from your first piece of paper onto it if you line up and it's. cut everything out again. and glue things together with your glue stick. together and. with. the tips outwards and you can see. to press down firmly and. now all that's left to do is punch a hole in my snowflake so i can hang it up. and then you don't pull that. and just like that it's ready to brighten the day otherwise you're probably.

right i take your bag that's just as hard as her or me but it's pretty just. same and if you would like to see that video again or get other ideas for your house or apartment then go to our youtube page for more creative design ideas here's what you'll find there. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel detail the interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on homesick aeration will take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out. on you tube. the chocolate girl by swiss artist. is one of the most famous works of the dresden old masters picture gallery it's been hanging there since seventeen forty five at

the time it was unusual to portray simple domestic workers now this painting and its subject matter is the focus of an entire exhibition and dress and with great attention paid to the details in this masterpiece. nobody knows who she was all where she came from nevertheless the chocolate go has been lumped the world over for the past two hundred fifty years attend a stranger in pastel. before down the want his fairy ahead of its time. then maids when young girls with modest means who were meant to send the nobility. they were very low in societies hierarchy this is the first time that a made tonight this is the main motif of a large format picture it's quite out of the ordinary. created in vienna in seventeen forty four the work soon found its way into dresden as art collection

not long after countless copies of the young woman began to appear. soon the nobility began donning a prince and a bonnet to serve coco themselves and then there are the never ending variations of the theme that i've enjoyed to this day. i've heard so many personal stories while designing this exhibition that this person's grandmother had it in her bedroom that person's aunt had it in her kitchen but there are postcards or pillows filled with chocolate or cocoa powder it's been in the us for one hundred years in brazil and europe in germany of course. all the exhibition sheds light on the many small details the picture contains what porcelain was used at the time how did they drink their coca back then and who was the artist john tar he had spent four years in istanbul and maintained a certain turkish lifestyle in vienna. then it's when people spoke of your tops and

they always talk about his beard was in his turkish clothes and his expensive prices fall you could say that was a clever way to market himself he had established a brand that allowed him to charge such large sums for. dresden has most tori's about this in chanting past on display for visitors until january twenty nine thousand. hour that it is time to say goodbye don't forget to check out our website or follow us on social media for more on the program from me and the rest of the crew here you're max as always thanks for tuning in the again tomorrow. next time on the jury. thanks huge waves of the coach against coast are often called the beast of nasri they used to sweep fisherman to that dance to attack they have tracked the world's best be quite sophos like germany's sebastian. freak wave

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