bjork's album vesper time forms the basis of the production and the story is inspired by lyrics from her song. the icelandic singer authorized her work to be used in the opera but wasn't involved in creating it. danish performing arts collaborators hotel pro-forma were responsible for the artistic direction. scientist and a double gang or who works in their laboratory over the nature ski don't leave it it's about love and it's an opera with love and on love you believe. it's full of eleven images and music been there one would seek. hotel pro-forma as known for their a labyrinth multimedia shows and their opera is inspired they say by the desire to find a new form of musical theater. or to perform or want to see what hotel pro-forma investigates all kinds of phenomena of this world and us to learn via we do it with art with visual arts music architecture film and movement. in this case the phenomenon they're investigating is love. vesper tiny bjork sings about her love for men children and nature on the opera stage the love of natural sciences added to the mix to researchers in a spa

her bizarre vocal acrobatics wondrous soundscapes and opulence appearance it's hard to talk about bjork without resorting to sue politics all speculation. her music is so cryptic strange unique and fascinating and here's a replacement on the operatic stage. bringing burke's distinctive voice to the opera stage is no easy task compared yap's pop version with yearns operatic soprano. to. was. bargy year in more than hold sara. has she always been a pure. spin crime b.x. and given that i wasn't a fan before but i am now. yorkshire album vesper time forms the basis of the production and the story is inspired by lyrics from her song. the icelandic singer authorized her work to be used in the opera but wasn't involved in creating it. danish performing arts collaborators hotel pro-forma were responsible for the artistic direction. we made a scientist on a double ganger who works in their laboratory over the nature ski don't leave it it's about love and it's an opera with love and on love you believe. it's full of loving images and music build their own who seek. hotel proforma is known for the

that was amy bjork there. vote. those taking part wore either green, white or violet — the colours of the suffrage movement. our correspondent, frankie mccamley has been speaking to some of the marchers in central london. hundreds of thousands of women, i can't tell you how many women i've seen with banners, dressed in the suffragettes uniform, making their way from hyde park, heading all the way down piccadilly, then onto trafalgar square. right now, they're coming past downing street, and they're going to make their way right here outside the houses of parliament. and this, a very iconic area, because just a few metres away the statute of millicent fawcett that was revealed just a couple months ago, the first female statute to make her way right here outside the houses of parliament. they're going to make their way down here and have through an archway. with me now are some of the ladies who have been — ladies and young ladies — who have been marching. you arejust ten. here we go, just behind us, you can see

waitress amy bjork.he victims of the grenfell tower fire. this week marks the first anniversary of the disaster. the bishop of london and the mayor attended the ceremony at st clement's church in notting dale, in the shadow of the tower. caroline davies reports. (tx next) may this garden tedious regeneration. nearly a year on, neighbours on the friends, family man at the church of the foot of the g re nfell tower. man at the church of the foot of the grenfell tower. this time, to welcome new life. a memorial garden for the community left devastated by the fire. particularly in the week thatis the fire. particularly in the week that is coming, which i think will be very difficult, it will provide a space for people to find whiteness, but also reflection, to think about not just looking back, but also reflection, to think about notjust looking back, but you look forward. think limits wasjust one of the religious and community centres that found itself at the heart of the response —— saint clements. it's do

to be bjorked was to be taken on etiological grounds. kennedy served twice as long as earl warren did. we have one justice from bush 41. two from clinton, the rest from bush 43 and obama. and justice kennedy, like justice o'connor before him was a important swing vote, whether the decision was bush v gore. it reminds us -- as if we needed another thing to remember that elections matter enormously. >> chris matthews, listening to the president there talk about this. again, this will be his second pick to the supreme court potentially in two years of office. he will have had two justices nominated and confirms for this. what is your reaction? >> i don't think we are looking at the fresher history of this 5-4 court. they were the ones who through threw the election, took it out of the hands of the supreme court down in florida and gave it to george w. bush. and then of course they gave the gun people what they wanted in the howard decision. they gave the money people the decision they wanted in the citizens united then of course just yester

one was bjork. the bjork case was its whole thing on its own. dole had thoughts about his physical appearance and that might have scared voters. and clarence thomas and the sexual harassment issue. besides that, every nominee has that unanimous republican support. >> the divisions within the republican party as it relates to donald trump are more centered on his behavior and his approach, and some policy issues, trade one of them. but if it is a conservative justice that conservatives -- jeff flake at the ends of the day is a conservative member of congress, john mccain is a conservative member of congress in the traditional sense. it is hard to see them defecting if it is a judge they agree with. >> they were all there, republicans for gorsuch. stakes could be different this time. thank you, great discussion today. >>> ahead, our interview with the woman who surprised everyone very much, including me, when she won that democratic primary over one of the top democrats in the country last night. alexandria ocasio cortez is here next. shoes, & he'

a country so small that bjork was a sub on their bitch. >> that's true but the biggest shock so far wast mexico bet de-- beat defending champ germany which was a seismic event. >> mexico defeated the defending champions germany and there are shock waves literally in mexico city. at nearly the same time that one mexico goal was scored sensors detected a mini earthquake. the mexican geological service said possibly set off by so many fans jumping in the air all at one time. >> think about that, roy, mexican fans jumped so hard they set off an earthquake. >> and trump think he going to stop these [bleep] with a wall? >> my favorite part of the world cup is how all the countries from all around the world bring all their unique cultures and traditions to russia and russia does not like it. >> the strange story of the day comes from right here. the russian authorities have banned nigeria fans from bringing chickens to the game as a good luck charm. they say they have a request from nigeria fans to bring in a chicken. have i not spoke to any nigeria journalist or fans who remember of wanting t

earlier i spoke to amy bjork, a former waitress who told me about her situation.d, i was reassured that 100% of my tips would go to me, and me alone. however it was in practise that we would've to about 10% to the bartenders and 10% to the serving assistance and the people who make our deserts, because they affect the service we provide just as much as we do, so they deserve a cut. so i was under the impression that i would be receiving at least 80% of the tips that came to me. however, in recent times it is now been put into practise that 40% of the tips we aren't on card are being taken from us and given to the kitchen staff instead of a pay rise. in my opinion, i think the company are trying to play this off as a fair move for the kitchen, because they deserve a cut of our tips as well, which i agree with. however this is not a which i agree with. however this is notafair which i agree with. however this is not a fair move in any way whatsoever. it was an independent decision, it was no consultation with any of the staff, however they did save that they did spe

joining me now is former waitress amy bjork. thank you for coming in.ar american restaurant chain for around two years, and when i first started i was reassured 100% of my tips would go to me and me alone, but in practice we would tip 10% of the bartenders and 10% of the serving assistants and people who make our desert because they affect the service so they deserve a cut. i was under the impression i would be receiving at least 80% of the tips that came to me. however in recent times it has been put in practice that 40% of the tips we earn on card are being taken and given to the kitchen staff instead of a pay rise. in my opinion the company are trying to play this off as a fair move for the kitchen because they deserve a cut of the tips, however this is not afair cut of the tips, however this is not a fair move. it was an independent decision, there was no consultation with any of the staff, however they did say they spoke to us, which they did say they spoke to us, which they did not. and it is not a solid pay rise for the kitchen either because tip

whole rigmarole and say, well, you know, there's this thing called consumer welfare and then there's bjork and in this case and that case and trinco and their minds start to spin and they just don't get it. and they say, that doesn't make a lot of sense to me. and i think what's happened is there's this view from the world, people who arguably have common sense. and then there's the anti-trust community of which i'm apart of, which tends to do to contortions to try to put things into boxes and models that don't necessarily match up with the business realities that we find in the marketplace. and so, you know, i think there's more and more. that worked for a while for the anti-trust community, because it was able to move along in relative obscurity. now that these issues are being brought to the front pages of our newspapers and news online sites and apps, i think it's going to be harder for the anti-trust community to ignore. and i think with increasing frequency, there are going to be calls to reorient how we approach anti-trust. and there'll be lots of different views on how to do it. an