great way to get a message across and thanks to twitter hundreds of people will appear in director danny boyle's new movie more on that story plus a beer shortage in the u.k. the has people up in arms in today's express. the first three dimensional hologram of the mummy is to go on display in the limo and painted salesman see him in the german town of his time on saturday. the nearly twenty eight hundred year old mummy of egyptian noblewoman tough to do well reveal layer by layer from the secaucus down to the skeleton. the hologram was created using high resolution computer tomography images the expansion will run till september thirteenth. some six thousand people have gathered on the coldest of beach on england's east coast to take part in a movie by academy award winning director danny boyle's play also the call via twitter by the director to play a concert because. the film is said to be inspired by the beatles the feature the popular singer and share of. an ongoing heat wave in britain combined with the world cup has resulted in a rising demand for beer leading in turn to increased consumpt

oldest and beach old ganglions east coast to take part in a movie by academy award winning director danny boyle also the call via twitter by the director to play concert goers. the film is said to be inspired by the beatles one feature the popular singer and share of. an ongoing heat wave in britain combined with the world cup has resulted in a rising demand for beer leading in turn to increased consumption of carbon dioxide but supplies of the gas used to give beer it's specific to a bottle neck much to the chagrin of england soccer fans. the price of the story we have not met specially if you're going to is coming home to. really bare what's the point of thursday fans could be disappointed supplies are likely to remain short until after the world cup ends on july fifteenth. all week long we've brought you some of the better known train routes in europe and then the final episode of our series all aboard we begin our journey in venice and northern italy in travel across europe with a final stop in paris so time now to hop on. board the venice simpler orient express. the lagoon of venice is the

when danny boyle made "the beach," you probably didn't think it would become the draw it is today. president trump made good on a campaign promise today and slap hefty tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. that part was predictable, but his choice of target countries has caused a bit of a stir. allies including the eu, canada, and mexico are on the list, and they have been quick to promise retaliatory measures. the bbc's aleem maqbool has this report. >> now it is time for action. pres. trump: i'm not going to let america and it's great companies and workers be taken advantage of any longer. u.s. steeld for asking the president to deliver on his election promise to save jobs in the industry, but for many, the way he has done that looks like the opening salvo in a trade war between europe and the u.s. that could have far-reaching consequences. from midnight tonight, large tariffs will have to be paid on any steel and aluminum imports coming to the u.s. from the eu. >> there is overproduction of steel and there is overcapacity throughout the world, and so we have needed to deal w

when danny boyle made the beach he probably didn't think maya bay would become the draw that it is todayke sure that doesn't come at a cost to the environment in the long—term, otherwise the very beauty people come here for could be ruined for ever. steve holden, bbc news, koh phi phi. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we'll be taking a more in depth look at those us tariffs on steel and aluminium, as the european union, canada and mexico pledge to hit back. now you'll remember we showed you yesterday some pictures of the world's largest known freshwater pearl. well it fetched more than $370,000 at auction in the netherlands. it was owned by the russian empress, catherine the great, and is believed to have been formed in chinese waters in the eighteenth century. and if you think it looks a little,like an animal, well you're right. it's known as the sleeping lion. yesterday's thunderstorms took a while to get going but once they did they brought a lot of rain and lightning. the storms initiated around sussex before spreading across central and southern england, the south midla