and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it. the dome is a beautiful, semi—shaded structure. but the extraordinary performances after dark are where the magic really happens. and it�*s all driven by the team in the control room. cos those are the biggest projectors i�*ve seen in my life. 252 40k projectors that provide the projection. if we want to get into the numbers, 27,000 pixels byjust over 5,500. oh, i love that! so we�*ve got 42 pods, and each of these pods houses six of the projectors, six layers of projection focused into the dome. each piece of video which makes up the patchwork in the sky is feathered at the edges, so it all blends smoothly together. and bill told me that not all of the graphics are pre—recorded in advance. they can actually make changes live, which sounds terrifying. it goes wrong very quickly. so there�*s been a lot of testing of the sizes, the shapes, and the speed of how things move around. it�*s a feast for the eyes and for the ears. the sounds come from any and every direction around the circumf

and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it. but honestly, this is the greatest projection i've ever seen. by day, the dome is a beautiful, semi—shaded structure. but the extraordinary performances after dark are where the magic really happens. and it's all driven by the team in the control room. cos those are the biggest projectors i've seen in my life. 252 40k projectors that provide the projection. if we want to get into the numbers, 27,000 pixels byjust over 5,500. oh, i love that! so we've got 42 pods, and each of these pods houses six of the projectors, six layers of projection focused into the dome. each piece of video which makes up the patchwork in the sky is feathered at the edges, so it all blends smoothly together. and bill told me that not all of the graphics are pre—recorded in advance. they can actually make changes live, which sounds terrifying. it goes wrong very quickly. so there's been a lot of testing of the sizes, the shapes, and the speed of how things move around. it's a feast for the eyes and for the ears

i start up by the champs—elysses go past the eiffel tower, along the river and all the amazing landmarksng on over the last year i feel so lucky to be here. keep nice things ahead of me and bit ready to go. one thing about these things i love is that a stamp and not a signature. what time does this close? at six. thank you. so i turned up to collect my race number and it turns out in france when you run a race you have to have a medical certificate from your doctor to say that you are fit and able to run so i need to do that now in a very short space of time to make sure i can get registered in time. asap. it is proving to be a bit of a nightmare. it is a saturday and no—one is in the office but i'm just trying to get it sorted. thank you so much, i appreciate it. so there is a doctor and he will check it. yes! we got it! now i'm going to go get my number and then we can race. let's go. so it is the morning of the marathon the nerves are sitting in a little bit. let's go hit the road. when you see all the people coming out on all the signs of the marathon, you do realise that this is it.

so i start up by the champs—elysses, go past the eiffel tower, go along the seine and all the amazing big night�*s sleep ahead of me and raring to go. one thing about these things that i love is that — lots of freebies. they�*ve stopped. there was — i was the last one! a stamp and not a signature? signature and, like, both. what time does this close? what time is everything open till? until 6:00. thank you. right, sojust turned up to collect my race number and it turns out in france, when you run a race you have to have a medical certificate from your doctor, saying that you�*re fit and able to run. so i�*ve got to do that now in a very short space of time to make sure that i can get signed off to run this marathon tomorrow. i�*d better get going. uh, asap. argh! proving to be a bit of a nightmare. it is a saturday, no—one�*s going to be in at the gp office, butjust trying to get it sorted. thank you so, so much. i really appreciate it. bye— bye. bye. got a doctorfrom home who�*s gonna check it. yes! chuckles. merci. we got it! now i�*m going to go get my number and then we can race.

president said a summit without angela was like rome without the vatican or paris without the eiffel toweraid the loss of someone so influential in shaping europe would clearly leave a hole. eu leaders have threatened further action against belarus, as a row over migration intensifies. poland, lithuania and latvia have all declared a state of emergency in response to what they say is president lukashenko's policy of issuing tourist visas to thousands of people who want to claim asylum in the eu — effectively allowing them to pass through belarus into the eu countries on its borders. on the second day of an eu summit in brussels, european commission president, ursula von der leyen, accused minsk of state—sponsored people—smuggling. we will keep up the pressure on the lukashenko regime. we have already proposed targeted measures to reverse visa facilitation for the regime and its proxies, and we are ready to explore options for further sanctions, not only for individuals but also for entities or companies. second, we agreed that we need concerted action. belarus, as we are observing now, is

president said a summit without angela was like rome without the vatican, or paris without the eiffel toweruential in shaping europe would clearly leave a hole. moldova has declared a state of emergency to secure gas supplies after it failed to agree a new contract with russia, which previously supplied all of its gas. it means the government can buy gas from elsewhere for the first time since the collapse of the soviet union. it's seeking european union help. steve rosenberg has more from moldova. i'm standing outside a fuel station in moldova and looked, there are dozens and dozens of cars here. it goes all around the block, the queue. people have been waiting sometimes three hours to get methane and propane. and look over here, there's another queue, aqf taxi drivers who have also been waiting several hours to get fuel. there is a gas shortage right now in moldova, why? this country relies heavily on russian gas. out at the end of last month, the gas contract with russia's does provide expired and new terms of not been agreed and in the meantime, they have reduced supplies to moldova for

president said a summit without angela was like rome without the vatican or paris without the eiffel towerhe loss of someone so influential in shaping europe would clearly leave a hole. looks like they even gave her a gift. the us supreme court has agreed to hear a challenge to the near—total abortion ban in texas, but the court deferred a decision on suspending the law while the case is being heard. the challenge has been brought by the biden administration and abortion providers. scientists advising the government here in the uk say plans for the reintroduction of stricter coronavirus measures should be ready for "rapid deployment". new figures suggest that 1.1 million people were infected across the uk last week, the highest number since january, and a figure much higher than other countries in western europe. prime minister borisjohnson says the situation is under constant review, but there are no plans to implement tighter rules. here's our health editor, hugh pym. if the new government campaign in a bigger post to urge people who haven't had a gym to get one. — a jab. there have been

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and if there is an eiffel tower of expo 2020, this is it.e is a beautiful, semi—shaded structure. but the extraordinary performances after dark are where the magic really happens. and it's all driven by the team in the control room. cos those are the biggest projectors i've seen in my life. 252 40k projectors that provide the projection. if we want to get into the numbers, 27,000 pixels byjust over 5,500. oh, i love that! yeah. so we've got 42 pods, and each of these pods houses six of the projectors, six layers of projection focused into the dome. each piece of video which makes up the patchwork in the sky is feathered at the edges, so it all blends smoothly together. and bill told me that not all of the graphics are pre—recorded in advance. they can actually make changes live, which sounds terrifying. it goes wrong very quickly. so there's been a lot of testing of the sizes, the shapes and the speed of how things move around. it's a feast for the eyes and for the ears. the sounds come from any and every direction around the circumference.

i start up by the champs—elysses, go past the eiffel tower, along the seine and all the amazing landmarkso be here, big night's sleep ahead of me and get ready to go. one thing about these things i love is that there's lots of freebies. a stamp and not a signature. signature, like both. what time does this close? at six. thank you. so i turned up to collect my race number and it turns out in france when you run a race you have to have a medical certificate from your doctor to say that you are fit and able to run. so i need to do that now in a very short space of time to make sure i can get registered in time to run this marathon tomorrow. asap. it is proving to be a bit of a nightmare. it is a saturday and no—one is in the gp office but i'm just trying to get it sorted. thank you so so much, i appreciate it. so there is a doctor and he will check it. yes! we got it! now i'm going to go get my number and then we can race. let's go. so it is the morning of the marathon the nerves are sitting in a little bit. but good nerves. let's go hit the road. you start to see all the people coming out