and countries like france and germany and holland, denmark i think what the politicians are wrestling with now is they thought something had gone array and that this kind of idea of the idea that a french person can only be a white french person or a german person can only be german person, those sentiments are back now and at the forefront of the political debate and the parties are arguing about who don't see emigrants and the descendents of immigrants even if they were born in a country like germany come if they look and and suddenly it is seen as other and outside, and i think that is a dangerous way of looking at our fellow citizens. but it is a part of politics now and that is a debate that people on the left need to have and understand. >> nationalism is not inherently bad. >> i think that if you have a collective national identity, whether it is around in american sports team at the olympics were french national soccer team that has players from every imaginable country in africa and elsewhere, these kind of things can create nationalist symbols that cross the religious bounda

in denmark alone we're wasting seven hundred thousand each year and that's in a small country with only five million people. in europe we're wasting seventy eight million tons of food yearly so even though a lot has been done and are being it's still a very significant problem how did denmark accomplish what you have accomplished so far reducing food waste as dramatically as you have well. first and foremost we have a very powerful movement that started in ten years ago called the stop wasting food and it was started by a very charismatic and i did it woman called city and you and she's really been able to inspire. and both politicians and n.g.o.s and the whole retail industry. and and consumers like me to really address this problem this issue so so she's been very important in driving. this agenda and on the heels of that it has created a lot of new interesting solutions where we are just one. part of that obviously and that that has definitely had an impact yeah obviously raising consciousness that way is the first step but actually getting people to do something is what intrigues me

was always there but it was dormant now the centerpiece of politics so in this country holland and denmark they thought this idea of the ethnic nation idea french person can only be a white german person but those sentiments are back with the forefront of political debate and they really don't see immigrants even if they were born in a country like germany suddenly we were seen not as an american or german but a dangerous way to look at our fellow citizens that it is part of politics now that people on the left need to understand where these parties are coming from then have a real debate. >> nationalism isn't inherently bad? >> it doesn't have to be free of a a collective national identity around a sports team at the olympics or the national sports team in france these kinds of things can create a nationalist symbol that crosses boundaries so nationalism doesn't have to be a bad thing but if it is narrowly defined you can only be a french person if you look or talk a certain way or if your parents were bornf there then that excludes a lot of people who were citizens of those countries and

police detained car days push to moms and european arrest warrant after he enters the country from denmark because that makes sense from our political correspondents. compound in sports the formula one season kicks off with the surprise that komatsu the australian grand prix in melbourne carries the box in fact will pits world champion lewis hamilton to a dramatic victory to find out how he did us. on the honors are welcome to the program former or current us push to montage has been arrested in germany where samantha was detained by highway police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark. or near left to avoid arrest an advisor said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities regarding spain's attempts to extradite him placed him on twente into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum on. and i'm joined now by our fiscal correspondent who's here to give us a bit more insight into the story tell us what more can you tell us about the circumstances of his detention so most of the information that we've got so far comes from people tha

denmark is very much denmark, it is a question of accepting that you can be a danish person of african descent or french person of middle eastern descent, one of the important things is for voters and citizens to call out politicians and say that is nonsense. people might look different, but they are as french as we are. >> bennion dallas, texas, one minute left, please make your comment. >> caller: you mentioned before this country is made of immigrants, people coming from everywhere, now, this is not normal and bad for the country and if you can see people being deported to el salvador, getting caught by gangs do you see a similar extremist terrorist like -- >> host: i'm going to cut you off. >> a couple good points. people are being sent back into danger in el salvador. they might be victims of these criminal gangs, and refugees in europe are being sent back to war in the middle east and that is very dangerous, people have a short historical memory. people don't remember where their families came from and we would all benefit from looking back and most of us are descended descended

police detained connor's push for more on a european arrest warrant after he enters the country from denmark will go to the german danish border to find out what could happen next plus. germany foreign minister is in israel michael mann's visits bosham where he condemns to semitism as the solidarity with israel is central to german policy. and during the congo rooted in a single called the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe touches down in london. welcome to the program we begin with that news a former cast of energy to put it on has been arrested in germany on a european war and pushed one was detained by highway put in use of to he crossed into germany by car from denmark the former castle and president had left finland to avoid arrest one of his advisors said that he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities regarding spain's attempt to extradite him. went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. we now go to the village of show be at the german danish border where our correspondent alexandra deck so is standing

for the kingdom of denmark. >> thank you. >> good evening, jeff from the crown prosecution service. >> counsel for the defense? >> good evening, defendant of prince hamlet. >> good evening, nancy, and i am also defending prince hamlet. >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, the kingdom of denmark has filed criminal charges against prince hamlet. he is accused of murdering the late counsel to the king. that criminal trial would not , however, until it is established first that prince hamlet, at the time of the alleged crime was committed, had sufficient criminal responsibilities to be accountable for his actions. criminal responsibility is sometimes referred to in the earlier date as sanity or insanity, as the law defines a, and the soul purpose of the trial this evening is to determine this -- under the law, as we shall explain it to you, was hamlet criminally responsible at the time polonius was killed? whether he committed murder, another criminal act, and if so, in what degree, is not the subject of the proceeding. distinguished counsel will represent -- will present opening and clos

in germany after crossing the border from been arrested in germany after crossing the borderfrom denmarkrman authorities say his arrest was based on a european warrant. mr puigdemont is wanted for sedition in spain. a religious service has been held in the southern french town of trebes to remember the four people killed on friday by an islamist gunman. those are the latest headlines. now on bbc news, time for the travel show. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from tokyo. it's a city that is gearing up to host the olympic games in two years' time and also a place that i call home. but, like the rest of the team, i spend a fair amount of my time on the road, bringing you stories from around the world. so let's have a look back at some of our most recent travels. here's a taste of what is coming up. it's crazy here. there are gunshots, there are sirens. uluru is one of those must—see destinations if you are heading to australia. but not everybody manages it. it is remote and expensive to get there. despite all this, if you are still keen to climb the rock then t

in the kingdom of denmark. >> i am just pose berg -- i am jeff rosenberg. ladies and gentlemen, marcella's was right, there is, indeed, something rotten in the state of denmark, and it is this. prince hamlet, air to our noble throne, was trying to get away r to ourder -- hei noble throne, was trying to get away with murder. it will be up to you, jurors, to see that justice was done and to hold them accountable. we do not agree with much of said to you,nse but she set the standard out correctly. the defense must show, for it is their burden, not ours, that mental because of a disease, either did not appreciate the wrongfulness of his actions or cannot conform that conduct to the rule of law. in plain english, books, was this man -- folks, was this man mad or not? the answer is simple. if you believe someone who feigns madness is mad, or if you believe someone who merely suffers the arrows of unrequited love as mad, then your verdict should be for the defense. but if you wise and upstanding members of our community believe that one who pretends to be mad is i

his lawyer says he was detained when he crossed the borderfrom denmark.d to belgium following a banned independence referendum in the catalan city of barcelona last october. a warrant was issued by the spanish authorities for his arrest across europe on friday. 0ur correspondent damian mcguinness is following the story for us. he was attending a conference in finland this week. he arrived there on thursday. while he was there, spanish authorities reissued this european arrest warrant which they had originally issued a few months ago and then cancelled. it has now been reissued, and that meant that while he was in transit from finland back to belgium, where mr puigdemont was living in self—imposed exile, he was then arrested as he was crossing the border from denmark into germany via germany back on his way to brussels. so now he is being held by german police. he has been detained by german police in a small town in northern germany. his lawyers say it's not clear how long he will be held there, but that is the next stage where we are waiting to find out.

police detained qantas puts them on bond a european arrest warrant after he entered the country from denmark to get the details from our political correspondent. and doing the kind of route and single the first direct airline flights between australia and europe touches down in london opening the way for other ultra long routes to follow. the money welcome to the program for markets and then lead to one has been arrested in germany which one was detained by highway police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark the former president had left finland to avoid arrest one of his advisors said he was returning to belgium where he had planned to cooperate with authorities regarding spain's attempt to extradite him pushed him or went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. when i'm not joined in studio by a political correspondent thomas paro who give us the very latest on this thanks for joining us tell us a pleasure so we do know that has been detained but one of the circumstances behind which the most attention he was detained in the german state of shock as we

but denmark is keen on some cherry picking of its own. but danish fishermen rely heavily on access to uk waters. they want that to continue after brexit. this is definitely something we have to negotiate. i mean, that's what it's all about, negotiating. so will there be that give and take? my point of departure is that we have to reach out for a balanced agreement. let's look at this idea the transition deal. the uk is hoping for that to be confirmed at the eu's leaders summit on thursday and friday. you will be there. will it be a yes? i will echo those who say that we need to send a clear signal about a transitional agreement so that we can postpone uncertainty until 2020. that brexit uncertainty is disruptive for denmark and the rest of europe as well as the uk. whatever is decided at next week's eu summit, months of tough negotiations still lie ahead. katya adler, bbc news, copenhagen. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello. i'm azi farni with your friday sport briefing, including a look ahead to the cha

came from a certain place is also a extremist islamist groups saying you will never be accepted in denmark or fans so come with us. no one wants you here and they will exclude you no matter what you do or no matter how much you succeed. we've seen people go and fight and that is dangerous so there's also a security element if we want to have these societies excluding people can push them into the arms of dangerous groups. >> host: today is a far right ishe dangerous because angry voters under the right conditions of cultural and economic anxiety will latch onto their ideas falling victim to the new political mythologies without any resistance. >> guest: i think that is something we are seeing in a lot of countries now is politicians come along and exploit real grievances. people have a right to feel angry if they see their neighborhood changing, the school changing. maybe they have to wait in line at the hospital more than before. people do have grievances, but they blame everything wrong with society on immigrants. the problem in the school and with violence is all because of immigrants a

but denmark is keen on some cherry picking of its own. negotiate. i mean, that‘s what it‘s all about, negotiating. so will there be that give and take? my point of departure is that we have to reach out for a balanced agreement. let‘s look at this idea the transition deal. the uk is hoping for that to be confirmed at the eu‘s leaders summit on thursday and friday. you will be there. will it be a yes? i will echo those who say that we need to send a clear signal about a transitional agreement so that we can postpone uncertainty until 2020. that brexit uncertainty is disruptive for denmark and the rest of europe as well as the uk. whatever is decided at next week‘s eu summit, months of tough negotiations still lie ahead. katya adler, bbc news, copenhagen. football, and arsenal have been playing tonight in the europa league. they have beaten ac milan at the emirates i 3—1 to get to the quarterfinals. it‘s been a dark winter in islington. arsenal‘s league season went into a tunnel and ended up in a hole. but they found escapism in europe. las

his lawyer says he was detained when he crossed the borderfrom denmark.mont fled to belgium following a banned independence referendum in the catalan city of barcelona last october. a warrant was issued by the spanish authorities for his arrest across europe on friday. let's speak to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. what more do we know about him being arrested? it seems that he was attending a conference in fenland this week, arrived there on thursday, while he was there, spanish authorities reissued this european arrest warrant which they originally released a few months ago, cancelled, now reissued, and that meant that while he was in transit from finland, back to belgium, where he was living in self—imposed exile, he was then arrested, crossing the borderfrom denmark, into germany, via germany, back on towards brussels. right now, he's being held by german police, detained by german police, in a small town in northern germany. lawyers say it is not clear how long he will be held there, but that is the next stage, we are waiting to find

if for instance you say we should abolish socialized medicine in the uk or denmark you are not going to get any votes on the right because people like their public health care. if they say we are going to abolisabolish subsites told. but everyone ran around with assault rifles, they will think it's crazy. even on the far right they think that american gun laws and the debate, they think that it is insane, so this goes for climate change. [applause] this isn't helping our position in one of the things we hear is keep people there. there is a bit of it, but i think that a lot of it is very clear. there are certain things that just don't look like they were. you're getting down to the end here. we have two minutes left in you to a question in two minutes? first of all, thank you for the great information and hard work you do. i comment is when you were working on your book, did you come across any statistics or demographics about where the hell are the baby boomers? i was lucky enough to be on the cutting edge of the civil rights movement and it seems like a lot of people disappeared in

of save the children and former prime minister of denmark thank you so much for joining us thank you for having me. we've just seen the story of a teenager who has been displaced by the war and is now supporting a family of six in syria what does this do to such a young person and how common are stories like these. they're very very common we're seeing new levels of horror in syria right now this is a war that's lasts for seven years and now we're seeing that this is being taken to a new level reassessing reckon numbers of the displacement the girls the girl we heard about here two hundred fifty children are displaced every day we're seeing new numbers of casualties which are also breaking the record second we are seeing bombardments of places where children should be safe schools and hospitals and the fourth thing we're seeing which is also looks like a new weapon of war is the aisle of axis for humanitarian help for these people meaning food and medical supplies so the people stuck in right now they are experience new levels of horus we save the children have asked these people wha

his lawyer says he is being detained at the german border with denmark.d independence referendum in the catalan city of barcelona last october. a warrant was issued by the spanish authorities for his arrest across europe on friday. labour has called for allegations of cheating by the leave campaign during the eu referendum to be investigated by the police if necessary. a volunteer for vote leave said it had given money to another pro—brexit group and claimed there had been coordination between the two — in contravention of electoral rules. both groups strongly deny any wrongdoing. 0ur political correspondent susanna mendonca joins me. it is quite a complicated story. what is alleged to have gone on? yes, vote leave was the official campaign in the referendum and was allowed to spend a certain amount and other campaigns were allowed to spend up to £700,000. allegation is that vote leave spent more money thanit that vote leave spent more money than it was allowed to within the rules. the claim is it gave £625,000 toa rules. the claim is it gave £625,000 to

as being a driver citizen interested in reliable industry supply that denmark and sweden won't bend down to to pressure from the european union from the united states really to to build the pipeline because the time window is closing know because there's more much more pressure exerting on dream and government and if it had not been signed now and he should won't be signed by denmark or sweden during the next weeks i think it won't be possible anymore to build the small stream to. what's the likelihood that happening. i mean just give us your assessment what the feeling is like in germany at the moment given the script case and how people are looking at russia at the moment. i think there's a quite a significant difference between how people a local russia and how we're first or most media look in russia. people who acquired to comolli. some really wish were suspect that we see in russia or. the media and in the west the impression is is completely different. more moralists more and more people in germany ordinary people. are dull tingo that they scruple case hasn't been proved good they

germany police detained qantas put on a european arrest warrant after he entered the country from denmark bakos protesters take to the streets in the catalogue capital bus alone. and during the kangaroo route and a single call to the first direct commercial flight between australia and europe touches down in london seventeen hour long. and the formula one season kicks off with the surprise of the australian grand prix ferrari sebastian it's twelve the champion lewis hamilton to a dramatic victory. welcome to the program for catalan leader has been arrested in germany on a european arrest warrant put on was detained by police after he crossed into germany by call from denmark now the former president turned left finland to avoid arrest on friday a spanish court reactivated warrants for the rest of a number of separatist paedos an advisor to put someone said he was returning to belgium where he planned to corporate authorities. went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. and in the village of should be at the german danish border is our correspondent alexander dec s

on a european arrest warrant on the country from denmark back home to take to the streets in the capital capital also known as. and during the congo route in a single call the first direct commercial flight between australia and new rope touches down in london after seventeen people. in the formula one season kicks off with a surprise at the australian grand prix. world champion lewis hamilton to a dramatic victory. welcome to the program form. has been arrested in germany on a european arrest warrant. was detained by police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark the former president had left finland to avoid arrest on friday a spanish court reactivates had warrants for the arrest of a number of the last supper to see it as an advisor to push said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities bushnell went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. i'm now joined by a correspondent alexander doctor who is standing outside the prison where callous for tomorrow is being held and in studio by our correspondent public folly and her

germany for use detained colace pushed along on an arrest warrant after he enters the country from denmark will go to the german danish border to find out what could happen next plus. germany's new foreign minister is in israel is if ya bash him where he condemns them to semitism and says solidarity with israel it's central to german policy. and during the canada routes in a single the first direct commercial flights between australia and europe touches down in london. i'm a money welcome to the program for mike castle and sports that one has been arrested in germany on a european arrest warrant put someone was detained by highway police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark the former catalan president had earlier left finland to avoid arrest one of his advisors said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities regarding spain's attempt to extradite him pushed him on went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. and in the village of should be at the german danish border is our correspondent alexander dec so so alexander wha

on a european war and pushed him was detained by police after he crossed into germany by car from denmark now the former president had left finland to avoid arrest and on friday a spanish court reactivated warrants for the arrest of a number of catalan separatist leader as an advisor to push along said he was returning to belgium where he planned to cooperate with authorities which along went into exile last year in the wake of an independence referendum. the deputy state prosecuting germany's north and state big hole stein had this to say about their arrest warrant. for you to warrant has been issued we received a request and it's been looked into i'm going to say saying it's precondition is we will farther a say whether extradition can be granted the step before that however is the detention order and we're seeing if we can proceed with the tunnel if you will including. well i'm now joined in studio by our correspondent. and in boston no no we do have journalist stephen who's standing by for us but i want to begin brief you this is a drama that's had first seen unfold at the german bord

arrested in germany on a european warrant pushed him out was detained by police after he crossed from denmark into germany by car the separatist leader was driven to a prison in the northern city of newman start of the arrests has sparked angry demonstrations in barcelona the police have clashed with protesters who've taken to the streets in the thousands on friday a spanish court reactivated arrest warrants for a number of politicians behind passed along his bid to break away from spain. went into exile last year in the wake of a band independence referendum. and the deputy state prosecutor in germany's northern state of slaves because time had this to say about the arrest warrant. of into someone who pushed off for you to pee in a rush warrant has been issued we received a request and it's been looked into i'm going to say saying it's pre-conditions we will farther assess whether extradition can be granted the step before that however is the detention order and we're seeing if we can proceed with thoughts on all of us if you will come to them and i'm joined now in the studio by g.w. is poli

he's been in a number of other countries and belgium he was in finland making his way back through denmark but it was in germany that he was picked up why germany what we'd have to look really it would be to any conclusions now as some of the charges that are being brought against him on are active for example rebellion which is one of the main charges and the most serious charges is not part of the penal code in belgium now other countries do have it and germany has something which is very similar cold treason and the reason why the original charges were actually dropped against someone several months ago or these are the extradition order was dropped it was because they felt that in belgium he would be extradited with those charges being brought against him so now we're seeing that as of friday this has been reactivated and. he's been arrested in germany a country which happens to have. a similar charge to rebellion and one of the other big charges of course is sedition but what i can do conclusions on monday he'll be appearing before a court in germany and then we'll see what exactly ta

you've a short vignette about gentleman named mohammed in denmark who says once you get told time and time again you don't look danish. i think it is dangerous when it happens also. one of the things that gets lost in these debates. if it happens to that guy or someone else named mohammed. if you're born somewhere and you speak the language like a native. and then people constantly point to and say that moroccan guy you start to feel excluded. some of those people are being radicalized because at the same time as you have a far right parties say that you can only be french or danish if you look a certain way there are extremist groups who say you will never be accepted in denmark or in france. as a come with us. and they are going to exclude you no matter what you do and how hard you work. you should come and fight with us. we've seen people go from european s s countries and fight in syria. there's also security element to this if we want to have successful peaceful societies excluding people can often push them into the arms of c really dangerous groups. today's far right is dangero

who said his followers the president has been detained in germany when he crossed the border from denmark on the way to belgium the treatment has been correct at all time procedures being correct he's now in a police station legal defense has already been activated the president was heading to belgium to catch up at the disposal of belgian justice so he's in custody in germany and it will be now for the germans on the puts them on defense team to decide whether he's now going to be sent to spain and how long that process might take yeah i mean that is the big question isn't it poor we expecting a protracted legal battle here in the next few days. well he's always said that he would he would cooperate with the belgian or thora t.e.'s let's see if he has a separate with the belgian or thora ts let's see if he has the same sentiment towards the german authorities i mean much of this is procedural of course we if this channel will remember the case of ahmed monsoor back in two thousand and fifteen al-jazeera arabic journalist who was detained in germany on an international arrest warrant issu

was the cough area across the baltic sea into denmark and then across the border to germany where he was arrested if we're going to have a little bit of a clue as to what psychologist state of mind is we could look at his twitter feed where he tweeted just this weekend we will fight to the end that would of course be in direct contravention to what he said earlier which is that he would fully cooperate with the authorities on this matter and ever since the spanish ignited that extradition warrant it has been a risk for him in the calendar with the latest from berlin thank you. in syria hundreds more rebel fighters and civilians have been evacuated from eastern huta government forces are close to controlling all of what had been the last rebel stronghold near damascus following a months long offensive just one group that's just islam is holding out and they're believed to be close to a deals in a holder is following developments from pay. phones are continuing fighters their family members as well as civilians being bussed out of what was once the rebel controlled enclave of eastern t

denmark and greenland.on box, it is great to have you on democracy now! can you explain what is taking place? >> there's actually a lot going on in this story. i think it is worth zooming out to the increase in the amount of heat trapping gases in our atmosphere, the greenhouse effect has been enhanced by human burning of fossil fuels will stop that has elevated atmospheric co2 honest 52%. that is heating the planet. it is the arctic that is warming at twice the rate of areas to the south of the consequence of this. there are feedbacks that allow the heat to stay in the arctic. when the ci's, which has lost half of its thickness the last 50 years, is away from the shore, we have an ocean surface celsiusabout 30 degrees warmer than the surface would otherwise be of the ice will stop that releases heat into the atmosphere. there's something called the last rate feedback which allows that heat to get trapped near the surface in the atmosphere. it allows it to warm up further. there is an interaction between th

we sat christer to denmark to try her hand at playing some musical instruments i'm not sure we warned this is the group between music, their latest show is a 4—part series which aims to explore who we are as human beings and it begins with our time in the womb. we are so often divided by hugh and me, and if religious, different cultures but here is something that we all know something about. we have our first nine months covered by this water filter and somehow i think the audience at least on an unconscious level have flashbacks to hearing those sounds. so here goes. one deep dress and... well, actually, this is quite nice. it's lovely and warm. it is great. so if you take this micro phone that is hanging and then you hit this. and then you take the microphone and put it towards it. de here that affect? and then you can sort of play with it. playing music in water has two sides, on one side it is terrifying because when you are singing into the water, you have to have watered down your throat and if you open a picket water in your lungs so that is quite terrifying. so how on earth yo

to come on the travel show, we remember the time christa took on a surreal underwater challenge in denmark corey, got a gentle introduction into life here on the programme. this is intense. there are gunshots, there are sirens. this bridge is totally unstable. and i hit the streets of tokyo, dressed like this. how do i look? i feel like michelin mario. injanuary, we welcomed mike corey to the travel show team. i'm not sure if he realised what he had signed up for when we sent him to mexico. he was there to join a group that run regular events designed to put locals off the idea of attempting an illegal border crossing into the usa, by recreating what it would be like. the experience is open to tourists as well, so we sent him along tojoin in. we are told to meet inside the main gate. and even though these guys are playing a part, they really mean business. he is yelling at the top of his lungs. he's the coyote, someone who brings you across the border. sirens wail. this is intense. there are gunshots, there are sirens. this bridge is totally not stable. and there are people crawling on the

road he seems to be avoiding travel perhaps for obvious reasons he was coming from finland through denmark and crossing the german border there when he was spotted by german police and appears to have been detained the news of his detention has come in and in social media from a tweet from his lawyer who said as follows the president has been detained in germany when he crossed the border from denmark on the way to belgium the treatment has been correct at all time procedures being correct he's now in a police station legal defense has already been activated the president was heading to belgium to catch up at the disposal of belgian justice so he's in custody in germany and it will be now for the germans on the puts them on defense team to decide whether he's now going to be sent to spain and how long that process might take syria's government is closing in on rebel held eastern goosen in the capital damascus fighters in our bin and have surrendered at overdrawing to northern province which is one hundred fifty kilometers away and rebels in duma are in talks with russia to the go see today

catalonia's former president has been arrested in germany after crossing the border from denmark. it is said that his arrest was based on a european warrant. he is wanted in spain for sedition. 3000 extra midwives are to be trained over the next format years in the largest ever increase in maternity staff in england. the plans will also see expectant mothers treated by the same midwives throughout pregnancy. borisjohnson has described claims that vote leaves broke electoral spending rules during the eu referendum as utterly ludicrous. in a tweet, he said that vote leave won ferran square. now on bbc news, click. the people versus the machines. from the dockers to the deskjockeys. is no—one safe? not everyone is happy about the rise of the robots. this week, we will meet the people whose livelihoods are under threat. the robots, they go for ourjobs. and those who are doing something about it. including people who might have thought that their jobs were safe. and we start with those who deal with the biggest things on water. this is how stuff moves around the world. your car, your t

the former come along leader carlos put your mont was detained while crossing from denmark into germany where he is now in custody he fled spain after last october's referendum which madrid ruled was illegal and he's on the show said he has more on his arrest. the former president karl is pollution man has been detained in germany he's wanted in spain on charges of sedition and rebellion and was held off to crossing the border from denmark on his way to belgium now jim in place have consented arrest and he said to be in a local police station awaiting his legal team since this day pushing on his being on a visit to helsinki university in finland to give a lecture that on his way back to belgium jim authorities arrested him off to spain reissued his arrest warrants but his lawyer tweeted that he was returning to belgium to be of course at the disposal of the belgian justice system there he's been living in self-imposed exile in belgium that's after leading the pro independence referendum last year which was deemed illegal by the spanish authorities this was a vote that calls tensions acr

wanted in spain on charges of sedition and rebellion and was held after crossing the border from denmark on his way to belgium now german police have confirmed his arrest and he said to be in a local police station awaiting his legal team since thursday pushing on his being on a visit to helsinki university in finland to give a lecture that on his way back to belgium jim authorities arrested him after spain really issued his arrest warrant but his lawyer tweeted that he was returning to belgium to be of course at the disposal of the belgian justice system he's been living in self-imposed exile in belgium that's after leading the pro independence referendum last year which was deemed illegal by the spanish authorities this was a vote that cause tensions across the region with accusations of police violence as well now tensions have still been running high in the region with rallies taking place from time to time and calls for the release of other political prisoners as well as the return of colors could face up to thirty years in prison in spain and the spanish courts have already signed

denmark, one of the world's safest countries, has been shocked by the killing of a swedish reporter.enhagen. it was a warm summer's evening when the journalist, kim wall, boardered a submarine built by peter madsen, a danish inventor based in the city. she never came home. a day later, madsen was rescued from the submarine, saying it had sunk. he claimed he dropped kim off safely. police did not believe him. detectives worked around the clock searching for the missing journalist, but she was nowhere to be found. ten days later, a cyclist discovered the remains of her dismembered torso, on a nearby beach. in october, divers found other parts of her body, weighed down with metal. peter madsen eventually admitted that kim did die on board his submarine but his story continued to change. first he said she was hit on the head by a hatch, then he said that she suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning. he has admitted cutting up her body but denies killing her. peter madsen has been kept in custody here, in the danish capital, ahead of the trial. he faces charges including murder, dismemberi