and in canada and margaret atwood will appear at an event at the national theatre in london which will be life streamed to $1000.00 movie theaters across the globe amazing at would very much the rock star of canadian literature and almost 80 years old at 34 years is a long time to wait for a sequel can you tell us why this is coming yes yes it's a bit of a long story but the original book of course was a literary success nominated for the book a prize but it remained a literary classic and didn't really break frew into the mainstream until just 2 years ago. but then of course it came on with a vengeance literally become a cultural phenomenon that's why the hulu t.v. series. starring. moss has offered was worldwide success that hits screens just after don't trump can use president and was in tip interpreted by many by many inspired new young fans as a warning that a liberal society could quite easily start to slip back into totalitarianism now the 1st series was based on the original book the 2nd series though that would allow a team of writers to develop the story so one reason that wh

back to bucharest already on runs to the national theatre and still performs himself. if he does as the government wants to dismiss 52 of his staff in the next few weeks he says this sort of behavior reminds him of the ceausescu's dictatorship . the current situation. is nothing new. just the unscrupulous continuation of communist habits. good to look only just. donvan am often visits the cemetery in bucharest where the victims are buried most of them were under 30 school kids students and workers many of the killers still haven't been identified printed books such as the that there is still no justice for all these young people who were murdered in december 1989 with the thought that . the wounds of communism and the bloody revolution 30 years ago in romania are far from healed. and. this is where we end our journey through or europe that is no longer divided but still not really united the journey of 4000 kilometers without a visa without border controls from north to south. not everything has worked out that's beyond dispute. but nobody on our trip still really want

wider price is down the national theatre but in a country. too much plastic and too many people like mata who collect empty bottles just to scrape by. to bear witness to the most unsustainable side of this savage recycling economy we head to the largest ship in the land dar es salaam the economic capital of the country. every time a truck arrives to unload waste it's the same friends a. beggar get him out. about an article gonna be done by saying that i was i why i got my he's going to. the actual new stuff unions originate then do we are you know when down you know it's going to depend as a job but with your board and i was it tough for. you national guard gasoline. and so they resort to using their batons to dig through other people's waste the genuine but tell me what you got an actual. we determine honest and when i didn't and you then and you know what i am i am of them biased in my news imo you 0 janet to us here. at h. the model mu has already. 2 years rifling through waste in search of plastic that's more than enough to know that ther

shopping isn't that bad either fancy stores lots of cafes and us sunny spot in front of the national theatre. almost feels like i'm in a pizza in italy. puts me in a real holiday mood. and it wouldn't be a real holiday without a little souvenir let's see what me and it has to offer. because. i'm sure i'll find something here they design a lot of their products themselves and most of them are made in bavaria and like that even on my travels i try to support small local businesses. and i even found some things for myself. well this is that my very own momentum from my trip to munich and all of the critical when i have great weather so i could hang out in the sun i pretty much read at the bare garden but i burned out on my vices calories on the bike i got to climb to the very top one of the most emblematic buildings not bad for a single day so i think i deserve a treat and already have something in. winter in munich can be pretty chilly. but that doesn't stop the tourists the 1st stop for many visitors is the city hall cinemas for its glockenspiel. because has your own plans for a winter's day

you say, "i rememberfriends being surprised that i never went to the national theatre but when i wasccess". "you have to be prepared to pay the price, whether it's the cost to your health, your family, and it can be enormous". are you suggesting that there are women who aren't prepared to go all the way in the way that men are in terms of committing to their careers? i think that is quite clear in certain situations. there are also some men that opt out and say, i'm not going to study, i'm not going to do this, that or the other. that is one of the ways in which people decide how and to a certain extent why they're going to live their life as they do. let's talk about that, and if i may get personal, let me talk to you about how you struggled as an increasingly successful business woman and goodness knows, through the ‘70s and ‘80s, your original freelance programmer company took off. i think at one point, amazingly, one of the papers said that you were worth more, your wealth was at least theoretically greater than that of the queen of england. no, quite incorrect. i trailed her maj

the cost of success stop you say, "i rememberfriends being surprised that i never went to the national theatrengs and this, you say, is the price for success. you have to be prepared to pay the price, whether it is the cost to your health, your family, price, whether it is the cost to your health, yourfamily, and it can be enormous. are you suggesting that there are women who aren't prepared to know all the way in the way that men are in terms of committing to their careers? i think that is quite clear in certain situations. there are also some men that opt out and say, iam not are also some men that opt out and say, i am not going to study, i am not going to do this, that all the other. that is one of the ways in which people decide how into a certain except —— extent why. which people decide how into a certain except -- extent why. let's talk about how you struggled as an increasingly subsist full this woman and goodness knows, through the 705 and goodness knows, through the 705 and 805, you're an original freelance company took off. at one point, amazingly, one of the papers said that you w

was if he participated, the shakespeare theatre company comest we would never do an opening night when there is a home game across the street. [laughter] nationallysecognized philanthropist and entrepreneur, he sits on a variety of boards, and is the former vice president and chair of all. please identify yourself for the audience. [applause] >> when my father and his brother came to ellis island, they went to different processing lines. out lewiscame leonsis, and my brother came out stanley louis. >> our company has the name shakespeare. we all know he was dramatically influenced by the greek tragedies. as we have just shown in michael's production of "the oresteia," the greek plays have lasting power. they have lasting relevancy. we are talking not just hundreds of years since the 16th century of shakespeare, but thousands. what is so compelling that people will come? >> why do you assume shakespeare was a man? abbe: did i use he? >> it is very off trend right now. the great thing about greek drama, greek tragedy is it set the architecture for everything we are about, not just democracy, but the way we communicate in storytelling. there are thre

a school in south—west london has teamed up with a theatre company to prevent drama from being squeezed out of the school curriculum. nationallylems on the tubes. the metropolitan line has severe delays from uxbridge to aldgate due to signal problems. the victoria line has severe delays, and the overground has minor delays between gospel oak and barking. onto the roads. northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach is slow from the woolwich road flyover. and heading towards paddington station, praed street is closed between spring street and norfolk place for crossrail and electricity works, with nine bus routes on diversion. now the weather, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. it's a cooler start to the day than we saw this time yesterday. we've still got that rather chilly north—westerly breeze blowing, but there will be a lot of sunshine around too, and we'll stay dry for most of the day. but there are some showers just for a very short while this morning, tracking down on that north—westerly breeze. you might well catch one of those. the early cloud will thin and break. we'll see a lot of sunshine a

participate enough, the shakespeare theatre company promised we would never do it opening-night wenders home game across the street. [laughing] our guest is nationally recognized entrepreneur, investor, elizabeth, award winning formula cars won peabody and in the awards, he a variety of boards including the american express and groupon and is a former vice chair of resident of a ll. so welcome and will you please is in that game show identify yourself for the audience. [speaking in native tongue] is my real name. when my father and his brother came at ellis island, they went to a different processing lines, and my father came out lewis and his brother came out stanley lewis. [laughing] >> so the first question is the obvious because it's been other two in the arguments. our theater, our company has its name, the name shakespeare. we all know that he was dramatically influenced by the greek tragedies. but as we have just shown in michael's production of the oresteia, the greek plays have lasting power. everlasting relevancy. were talking not just hundreds of years since the 16th 16th century shakespeare but were talking thousands. why do you think th

he participated, the shakespeare theatre company comest we would never do an opening night when there is a home game across the street. [laughter] our guest is nationally recognized philanthropist and entrepreneur, he sits on a variety of boards, and is the former vice president and chair of all. please identify yourself for the audience. [applause] ted: when my father and his brother came to ellis island, they went to different processing lines. my father came out lewis leonsis, and my brother came out stanley louis. abbe: our company has the name shakespeare. we all know he was dramatically influenced by the greek tragedies. as we have just shown in michael's production of "the oresteia," the greek plays have lasting power. they have lasting relevancy. we are talking not just hundreds of years since the 16th century of shakespeare, but thousands. what is so compelling that people will come? ted: why do you assume shakespeare was a man? abbe: did i use he? >> it is very off trend right now. the great thing about greek drama, greek tragedy is it set the architecture for everything we are about, not just democracy, but the way we communicate in storytel

theatre. what better place to showcase them? inafew in a few months‘ time, it will be joined by the others on bbc one when michelle hussein will bring us all of the latest nationale. we have sunshine, wind, rain and even tropical air heading our way next week. today the weather has been very pleasant, we had a few showers yesterday across kent, no sign of those today. indeed we have been enjoying some healthy spells of sunshine. after a really cold start in the north—east of scotland we have seen some blue skies here as well for a while. there is more cloud coming in from the north—west, this weather front waits in the wings to bring rain overnight tonight. a fine end to the day with sunshine around but the cloud continues to thicken across scotland and northern ireland. turning wetter overnight and the rain spills into wales and western parts of england, could be quite heavy. more cloud tonight, not anywhere near as cold as last night, except perhaps across east anglia when we have clear skies for longer. tomorrow a messy day, the weather front bringing rain, not one of the weather fronts sweeping across, no wind to move it, instead it drifts south. patchy rain