ultimately, alexandros _ human sound. ultimately, alexandros wants - human sound.take l human sound. ultimately, i alexandros wants to take this show on the road, performing for audiences, showcasing this new way of working. in musical partnership unlike any that has come before. tim allman, bbc news. mckenzie scott, ex—wife of founder of amazon, jeff bezos has made a sizeable donation. mr business is currently the world's which is man. she donated more than $4 billion to women led charities to banks and black colleges. despite these donations, she still has a fortune of almost $60 billion, according to forbes. we brought you on tuesday the tail of the psychic elephant who swapped a football for a crystal ball during the euro championships. she is a long time resident of a zoo in hamburg. she predicted france would be germany, and they did, 1-0. not would be germany, and they did, 1—0. not the score, but. she might remember that for a long time. i wonder if she remembers as well that hungary was beaten ijy as well that hungary was beaten by portugal, 3—0. more deta

alexandros markeas has been making music pretty much his entire life. and sounds. then the automated piano next to him responds. artificial intelligence, conjuring up new music all by itself. a creative relationship back and forth, synergy between man and machine. translation: i'm interested in acting, having a reaction i and reacting to the reaction. because in the end, i'm always the one who manages it. i'm here now, and i want to create music that results from a surprise, from something i didn't expect. a team of local scientists developed the software, inputting data and teaching the machine to make choices. the priority? to create something completely original and innovative. translation: the direction in which our artistic projects | push the machines is to look for the frontier of error, the frontier of the bizarre, rather than trying to reproduce as faithfully as possible the human sound. ultimately, alexandros wants to take this show on the road, performing for audiences, showcasing this new way of working. a musical partnership unlike any that

ultimately, alexandros wants to take the show on the road, performing for audiences, showcasing thiser the next few days, bouts of thunderstorms will be affecting parts of england, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. now, wednesday was another very hot day in the capital. 29 degrees celsius, that was the highest temperature recorded in the whole of the uk. it was also very muggy. but we had some thunderstorms that started to break out as well across northern france, and these have been tracking across the english channel into southern and eastern areas of england. really anywhere from around about dorset, somerset north—eastwards at risk of a storm overnight, but really it's a more general area of rain with some thunderstorms mixed in. that's kind of what we'll have over the next few hours. now, across the north west, it should become largely dry here. a fresh night, ten degrees, comfortable for sleeping, but very muggy in eastern england. 18 degrees as we start the day on thursday. now, through thursday, a wet start, i think, across the south east of england, east anglia, a

and he'll be reporter alexandro bogus. lipsky was at that press conference in minsk earlier, and we asked her how safe it is for critical journalists in bella. ruth, and how she feels after what happened to remind perhaps, savage you know, it is actually not say today. listen, beller, force like 30 my comics, los angeles, and now increasing and recently attack rate. the biggest use photo to buy. and we were like that, like journalists and the oppressed is under effect for now, and nothing changes the interview for the same issue in this conference. this is our arity, but i think that we should continue to work. we should continue to porch because i think it's our duty we should provide people this reliable information. i was dw reporter alexandro bogus from scott in minsk, went out to another country, experiencing a rollback of basic rights man, mark the trial of job, whose leader on on she got underway today. 4 months after she was ousted from power in the military coup. she faces a long list of charges including breaking co restrictions and illegal possession of walkie talkies for lawye

now he's valid to draw red lines for the russian president. alexandro. how tense will this meeting be? well, the fact is that the relations between the 2 countries are at a low point, russia has put the u. s. on their list of unfriendly states and impose restrictions on you asked diplomatic staff in moscow. however, my impression is that the biden administration is signaling that they would like to lower the temperature and notched or to and they say that their main goal is to find out on which areas those countries could work together. for example, arms control, climate change solving, international crises, such as the crisis in libya or the war in syria. and we also have to say that there is a lot of at stake for at the you as president, despite he's decades of foreign policy experience, he has been facing some criticism to hold the summit so early in his presidency without having, having a fully formulated russia strategy and many experts say he has to watch out not to provide elevated stature to put in who is known for testing the limits of internati

these workers are vulnerable to exploitation by landlords. alexandro de filippo coordinate to support network for undocumented, foreigners in geneva, one 3rd of those who come to him, filipino. and you know, by the way, we just came home, you know, she got more put than those most for the symbol. now there is a p v event. sister morgan, easy silver with the person? who does any, did you end up after more solar? no, da shackle. this is the more you present on keep bay on the way you know buffalo song point. bless for lee matlab. to moon the sun. i committed the gift. all the filipinos we've met, have the same landlady, profiting from the situation we'll call her miss k. introducing herself as a pilot. she's believe, to be in her forties and makes a good income from sob, blessing. when miss cottage to get the rent, she always comes very late. like 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, we are already asleep actually. and then she next on the door. sometimes because we are already asleep and we have to go to work early in the morning. we don't open it anymore, but still she goes up and down from the bu

and alexandro beyond vaccines. what about the pandemic approach in the european union? in general, we're now seeing a grease is now going to allow international travelers. what about other european countries? well, bogart wants to do it to their more members states talking about that, but we have to straight that it's of course up to member states to decide how they proceed. what kind of tourist they want to enter the country. the u. a p and commission is calling an all member states to have a common approach, but it's still up to the member states to decide are brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena. thank you very much. now to some other headlines from around the world, schools in the and mar, have reopened for the 1st time since the military sees power in early february, the honda has called for full classrooms, but many teachers and students are staying away and to show up with distance against the regime schools close a year ago, due to the corona virus pandemic. the several european countries are demanding answers over reports that denmark helped us by on germa