and in crowder police say there were no injuries letter bombs were delivered to companies in amsterdam rotterdam your tractor and maastricht last month but none of those went off this is a developing story and we will bring you more details as we get them another 39 people on board a cruise ship the diamond princess stopped in japan have been infected with karuna virus and that brings the total to $175.00 the japanese health ministry says the new cases include a quarantine officer with more than $3700.00 people on the cruise is become the. it's become the highest concentration of cases outside of china where the virus originated a company that sold code generating machines to more than 100 countries was secretly in by u.s. intelligence for decades according to the washington post the cia and germany's spy agency rigged swiss firm crypto g.'s devices to eavesdrop on clients the firm was dissolved in 2018 right those are the latest headlines all hail the algorithm is next. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we'll bring you the stories and development

next a close up look at insects but in art now the amsterdam based artist cedric brings insights back to lie. through his imaginative fairy sculptures he makes new creatures out of colorful butterfly wings and shimmering beetle shells even if you hate bugs there's no denying the incredible shapes and textures that he comes up with inspired by the insect world. her preachers that are to be from another worlds. are in chanting some spooky. the artist cedric like he has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairies to him insects are a very special natural resource. i was always fascinated by the chrome and machine like qualities that they had they have this beautiful architecture that looks just so otherworldly that's a meter kind of god like. he's created over $200.00 different ferries over the years each and every one of them is unique. in the beginning cedric made drafts that he would work with now he simply gives his spontaneity free rein gather whatever i have that kind of complements each other in terms of colors and textures and then just start workin

the artist cedric lucky has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairies to him insects are a very special natural resource. i was always fascinated by the chrome and machine like qualities that they had they have this beautiful architecture that lifts just so otherworldly that's a mirror kind of god like. he's created over $200.00 different fairies over the years each and every one of them is unique. in the beginning cedric made drafts that he would work with now he simply gives his spontaneity free rein gather whatever i have that kind of complements each other in terms of colors and textures and then just you know start working and see what we're what works out you know. and sometimes it goes relatively quick and sometimes it takes for ever. and then nothing really happens. here in the natural science museum naturalists in leiden south holland cedric finds all kinds of inspiration as a teenager he was already fascinated with biology and collected insects one day when he needed a present for his sister he created his 1st tiny sculpture we were watching p

he taught himself how to make clothes for king 1st in amsterdam then in paris.he made a conscious decision to go to morocco because he thinks that looking to the future means reflecting on the past his philosophy is to preserve rather than throw away. there is a lot of wrongdoing in fashion but it's not my place to fix it my place to be creative enough to shore different approach and from this approach maybe things will change. well can change a little bit of things but i think many of us can change a lot. combining tradition and much danny creating experimental and daring designs artsy e frock and art see are inspiring change they also represent a budding scene an african fashion that's making a mark on the international stage. a strong statement for diversity and sustainability. some $100000000000.00 items of clothing are produced each year half end up on the garbage pile before being worn. design a rate alice is trying to limit harm to the environment by making clothes out of textile waste. up cycling by using materials found in the trash she can decrease c o

all kinds of debris swimming in this canal in amsterdam ends up in this catchment cage. a crew from the water company of water nets comes by regularly to empty it every week about a 1000 kilograms of stuff accumulates part of it plastic. this is how it works and there is pumped into a tube lay diagonally across the bed of the canal and escapes through holes in the tube the bubbles bring the waste to the surface the waste is then directed with the help of the current into the receptacle near the bank keeping it out of the north sea. boats and fish can pass through the bubble barrier be extra oxygen is also good for the water. the great barrier was devised by an amsterdam startup of the same name yeah right on at this point the great little barrier is responsible for the maintenance of the whole installation but that's in of this going to start doing research so they will start research on how much that's the case being collected and also do research on. out easy it is to be emptied the water company has crews and a fleet of boats that go around and pull trash out of the c

the dutch lost their colonies to the british the governor was forced to relinquish new amsterdam which the british renamed new york. but the dutch were permitted to keep their land their faith and their pubs this tolerance displayed by the british commander laid the foundation for a gateway to the new world. the british had founded colonies in the south and north of the east coast they consolidated that foothold with new york and new jersey and later added colonies in pennsylvania and delaware. their most successful colony was virginia its prosperity spurred on other settlements in the south as the farms increased their profits they evolved into plantations. this success was founded on a work force brought in from out for. the captured slaves did the work that brought the landowners their wealth. the crops they grew included cotton tobacco and drugs . english rule spread from virginia. north carolina south carolina and finally georgia. southern most of the original 13 colonies established under british rule. the middleton family were one of the most prosperous landowners in south carol

the artist cedric lucky has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairiesto him insects are a very special natural resource. i was always fascinated by the chrome and machine like qualities that they had they have this beautiful architecture that lifts just so otherworldly that's a major kind of god like. he's created over $200.00 different fairies over the years each and every one of them is unique. in the beginning cedric made drafts that he would work with now he simply gives his spontaneity free rein i'll gather whatever i have that kind of complements each other in terms of colors and textures and then just you know start working and see what we're what works out you know. sometimes it goes relatively quick and sometimes it takes me for ever. and then nothing really happens. sustainability is important to him in every piece for example the insects he uses are broken specimens given to him for free by breeders rarely are people disgusted by his works cedric says but they do have questions. for the most of the questions that i get is that insects or what

instance where there are 2 projects that i can tell you about one is a documentary he's making about amsterdam's world war 2 history and he's also making a short film about grand fellow tower the london apartment building the burnt in 2017 killing 72 people and it's a project that's very close to his heart because he's from west london and he wants to give this as a gift to that community well definitely a lot to look forward to there from steve mcqueen and thank you very much david leavitt's for bringing us that background story on a very interesting situation at the tate modern he can. account for 10 years had their historic heyday in days in the days of baroque opera back when monta verdi and handle were leading composers and in those days the cuts that are like the famous finale were the superstars of the opera world until about the late 18th century when mercifully the practice of castration was abandoned and heroic tenors took over as the leading men on the stage will today with a range of vocal gymnastics countertenors are back in vogue and germany's very own . is going in the glow. has n

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amro in amsterdam the other exploded in the offices of the japanese company ricoh in the city of karate no injuries were reported in either case. pope francis has rejected a proposal to allow married men in the amazon to become catholic priests amazon bishops have called for an exception to the celibacy rule to make up for an acute lack of priests in remote rainforest regions a conservative catholics a bitterly opposed to the move from. now to the most positive outlook since the coronavirus scare began china is suggesting the virus outbreak has reached its peak health officials there have reported $797.00 more deaths and more than 2000 new infections but they say these are the lowest figures since january and they suggest the epidemic could be over by april of the walled health organization says this apparent slowdown in the epidemic should be viewed with extreme caution in the outbreak could still go in any direction. meanwhile a growing number of people in china have begun to express anger at the government's handling of the situation authorities have moved to silence criticism censor

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with exhibitions in paris amsterdam and new york already planned for the little artist it doesn't seem mikhail a car will be slowing down anytime soon. he's since been enjoying himself and good luck to him i leave you with pictures from another 400 years old whose works just priceless an exhibition in madrid shows as the genius of rembrandt's portraiture a man generally regarded as the greatest painter of the 17th century thanks very much for watching join me scott the rest of the kirit same time tomorrow if you can . save our heroes our unlikely. fire fighting here is a bit unusual. forest fires have been increasing in the past years in portugal and so locals are turning to go and cows to graze firebreaks their owners think their livestock and how to solve the huge problem so how helpful are these 4 legged firefighters focused on europe. 30 minutes on d w n during the conflict zone with tim sebastian 16 months of gone by since the start of the journalist jamal khashoggi was killed by agents of his own state my dears these are the algebra the saudi minister of state for foreign affairs

the artist cedric lucky has from amsterdam brings dead beetles and butterflies back to life as fairies to him insects are a very special natural resource. i was always fascinated by the chrome and machine like qualities that they had they have this beautiful architecture that looks just so otherworldly that's neither kind of godlike. she's created over $200.00 different fairies over the years each and every one of them is unique. in the beginning cedric made drafts that he would work with now he simply gives his spontaneity free rein gather whatever i have that kind of complements each other in terms of colors and textures and then just yeah start working and see what were the works out you know and sometimes it goes relatively quick and sometimes it takes me for ever. and then nothing really happens. sustainability is important to him in every piece for example the insects he uses are broken specimens given to him for free by breeders rarely are people disgusted by his works centric says but they do have questions. most of the questions that i get the insects or what it's made of beca

suspected letter bombs exploded early wednesday one went off in the mail room of an office building in amsterdam the other at a post sorting company in the southeastern city of kanada on the border with germany no injuries were reported in either blast. turkish soldiers have been doubling as firefighters in the syrian village of command us in problem province that after syrian and russian jets bombed the area near their positions syrian troops have been on the offensive for weeks in the area supported by russia and iran some $700000.00 people are fleeing the fighting there heading north towards the turkish border. house to me and president mahmoud abbas has rejected u.s. president trumps mideast plan saying it destroyed the concept of a 2 state solution to the israeli palestinian conflict speaking at the un he said he was ready to resume negotiations under an international bro. and the united states the presidential hopeful bernie sanders has claimed victory in the state of new hampshire democrats there have been selecting a candidate to take on president trump a november's election left leaning

amro in amsterdam the other in the offices of the japanese company ricoh in the city of. no injuries were reported in either blast. the latest advances by syrian government troops into the rebel held it live province has ruptured relations between the key international players in the conflict the past 10 days have seen deadly clashes between turkish soldiers supporting syrian rebels and the forces of the syrian regime turkey's president richard tell your bear to one has hit out at syria and its russian backers promising to attack regime forces everywhere in syria if his troops are attacked meanwhile the country's humanitarian crisis it continues to grow. the roads ative sarmento and it looked province in the last 2 months more people have fled the fighting here than it any other time in the syria conflict many are braving the harsh winter conditions simply to get tight. them it's really sad to see people here enduring snow and cold and most of the children what are we going to do we've got nothing left we're sleeping under all of trees. it's a terrible sight but. this roa