. >>> and bank of finland governor ollie raines says he wants to stick to commitments and praise the rules as he looks at the ecb's forward guidance. >>> and danish authorities order danske bank to reassess its capital levels >>> let's look at the european markets. a lot of red on that board the stoxx 600 down almost half of a percent at this stage of the morning. let's hone in on the individual markets. all four of the major indices in europe are in negative territory. the ftse 100 is down more than a half percent the xetra dax is down a third of a percent. the cac 40 is down 0.66% the ftse mib in italy down 0.40%. let's check in on the sectors across the continent oil and gas is up 0.62%. household goods down almost 2% at this stage. utilities down 1.5%. the italian deputy prime minister, mateo salvini, said the ruling coalition will not backtrack on the spending target even if the spread between italian and bond yields hits 400 basis points the ftse mib already down. some of those stocks performing well compared to this stage yesterday. the italian government vowed to reduce defic

let's go to finland now. in primary and secondary schools". with it, this picture. a poster made by some 15 year—old students who were asked to tackle a social issue. they chose immigration. some migrants in a boat choosing where to go. the title on the left "suomeen" means ‘to finland'. underneath that, the faces of some establishment politicians. on the right "kuoleen" — meaning ‘to death‘ — and underneath that, pictures of the nationalists including laura huhtasaari, who sent the tweet. immigration is a hot—button issue in finland. it's one of a number of northern european countries which have taken in signiicant numbers of migrants in recent years. the story about this was one of the most read on bbc online today, diedre finnerty wrote it, she told me about it. really got people going is the fact that when she twitted the photo of the poster that offended her so much did not obscure the first names of the students involved. so a lot of people criticise her because at the teacher she should know about prot

received suspended sentences the rule is being hailed as a major win against online hate speech in finland the sentences see exceeded even what prosecutors have been asking for and one of the plaintiffs was investigative journalist jessica arnaud she's been targeted for years by trolls after she started covering russia's social media propaganda in particular the infamous approach kremlin troll factory in st petersburg judge jessica r o joins the daily life from helsinki welcome so what did these trolls do to you. they start it really the ships that. take education and drop even many actual finish people believed in the fake news about me for example that i am druck d. or my mentally ill but i invented the whole troll's for my own head and i cannot be trusted as a journalist unfortunately some people believe in those lies and starting threatening me. so how do the verify very actions affect everyday life well of course it makes journalistic job really difficult when you have to keep an eye on for all of the our boeing hate campaign against you it took time away from my reporting i quit and

campaigns targeting american voters read well in what's being hailed as a landmark ruling a court in finland has handed out stiff sentences including jail time for pro kremlin online trolling judges ninety criminal complaints against the website and the lady the site's founder yannick skin was sentenced to twenty two months in jail on sixteen charges including her recent aggravated defamation and inciting racial hatred to other defendants received suspended sentences the ruling is being hailed as a major win against online hate speech in finland the sentences he exceeded even what prosecutors had been asking for and one of the plaintiffs was investigative journalist jessica arnaud she's been targeted for years by trolls after she started covering russia's social media propaganda in particular the infamous a pro kremlin troll factory in st petersburg yet jessica r r o joins the daily life from helsinki welcome so what did these trolls do to you. i started to really. paid attention to draw in many actual finish people believed in the news about me for example that i am druck dealer by mentally

we have all the twenty nine nato countries plus sweden which is not an imminent member of nato to finland and also jordan and representatives from the ukraine in georgia is also going to participate i mean this is. not something special you know it's a it's the largest military exercise in or it ever what is the worry are we just sort of the amount we just saw our correspondent graphically outlining the huge disparity between the difference between what nato spends on its military and what russia spends on the military it way way far apart what's nato so worried about. how that's a good question and i think that there is to give a political struggle between the united states and russia going on you know and we smaller nations within nato are caught in this game that's that's you know the way i see it. normally it's also if you go back to the eighty's you know the cold war a typical thing would be that norway spends on defense per capita are about to say mess with finland and denmark now where we are spending twice as much next years at two thousand one thousand our defense budget is going

end of the cold war it's mainly taking place in norway and all twenty nine nato member states plus finland and sweden are involved in the vast security operation is called trident juncture it will stretch into parts of the north atlantic in the baltic sea it's taken months to get everything in position fifty thousand troops and support personnel two hundred fifty aircraft sixty five naval vessels and up to ten thousand military vehicles are now in the region moscow has called the maneuvers quote an anti russian exercise. company the troops and tanks. why. i know. blowing up obstacles. and building bridges in just a few minutes two capabilities that the german army is bringing to try to juncture . but i've these old school skills still needed in times of hybrid warfare and cyber attacks as a result after the ukraine crisis we saw that it is more important to change back from stability operations to hire tens of thousands of what we see and as an interest to move larger formations and heavy equipment and that's had not been trained and done with within the last ten years far from the russian

huge deal for both sweden and finland. the reason for that is, helsinki in the eu.another systemically important bank for the eu to manage, but it also has an asset base twice the size of finland's economy. how comfortable are the fins with this? kim: i think being part of the eurozone makes the finnish more comfortable than being outside of it. kim, will people be moving their desks? will there be consolidation and headcount reductions? im: only two people are moving to helsinki. the ceo and the chief compliance officer. our thanks. we have some breaking news. further news on european banks. a standard chartered bracing for a possible slaying on iran actions. billion.be $1.5 to bender, we're going taking comments from president donald trump at the top of the hour from the rose garden. he is set to be speaking about the new canada and mexico deal, which he has termed usmca. couple ofabout usmc days ago, and has now come to fruition after talks last night. the dow is up 1%. the s&p is up 7/10 of 1%. those comments live in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 minute

it is so big it is a double the entire gdp of finland?that's exactly right. -- it'sas much about funny, i ran into someone i know over the weekend who works there and he says this is as much about everybody else as it is about nordea. essay huge loss for sweden, a big gain for finland and it also does remind you that in the era of brexit and breaking up the the eu is a very strong block and it is good for banks and regulators. said ithe ceo of nordia will get us into the eu and help us compete. the big news. goldman sachs come a news. goldman sachs, a new ceo. david solomon. jason: what a day to be a ceo paired what a day to have your first day. davideft and right and david: solomon is like, here i am that this has been a very orderly transition. well organized. jason: we are starting to see on the margins, he is putting his own people in place, a lot more bankers, fewer traders at the top so the question will be does he continue to do that or does he make good going back to the storied you referenced about california putting women on boa

game began last week and is called trident juncture and involves all twenty nine nato countries plus finland and sweden the exercises are being held in norway the north atlantic and the baltic sea the locations being interpreted as a sign to russia with relations still tense over moscow's annexation of crimea back in twenty fourteen it's taken months to get everything in position fifty thousand combat troops and support personnel two hundred and fifty aircraft sixty five ships and ten thousand military vehicles moscow says this is an anti russia exercise doubly reporter lars sheltie sic is with the troops and the tanks. why. i know. blowing up obstacles. and building bridges in just a few minutes to capabilities that the german army is bringing to try to juncture. but i've these old school skills still needed in times of hybrid warfare and cyber attacks as a result after the ukraine crisis we saw that it is more important to change back from stability operations to hire tens of thousands of what we see and as an interest to move larger formations and heavy equipment and that's had not been t

of the hour we'll leave you now with some spectacular footage of the northern lights captured in finland. it's all. from.

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my name is linda and i am at children's author, illustrator and programme from helsinki, finland. ——rogramme do? i wanted to see programming as a tool of self—expression, as something that you can play and imagine and be creative with. and everything i saw was dull and grey and boring and i wanted to somehow show the more magical and fun side of software. so the way i got started was in the traditional publishing road. iactually started was in the traditional publishing road. i actually got my idea about a storybook about the world of software on kickstarter in 2014 and in a matter of days the project had gathered almost $100,000 and ended up gathering almost $380,000 and ended up gathering almost $380 , 000 with and ended up gathering almost $380,000 with pre— orders. the books always have a story about a little girl called ruby and her adventures and then they also have an plugged activities that teach you to think like a programme or make you build a computer out of paper. there are a lot of parents in schools worried about the screen time for kids and i would say that this is act

interestingly, finland came in second, another non-winemaking country. came in a commiserating third-place. italy and spain, italy came in third, spain came in last, as proof you don't need to be a somalia to be a world champion. the champion worked in the wine , taking a supermarket as much wine as possible from all around the world. sounds good to me. >> certainly an enjoyable pastime. thank you. if you want to look at the stories she has been talking about, you can find her at france24.com. do stay with us here on "france 24" as i will be back after a short break. ♪ >> disaster struck the island. hurricane irma erased eveverythg in its path. one year later, how is st. maarten coping? >> [dramatic music] ♪ smith:n n thispisosode "a world on the brink," we are gngng to ok at a aart of the world where the contints and ma c cultus collide, the origin of the three great monotheistic religions, and the source of many of today's most violent conflicts: the middle east.

. >>> for her 70th birthday, decided to travel to finland for her birthday.ou see them sitting at a table. she's about to read a card. as she's reading it, she gets a big old kiss. and she starts to scream. >> oh. >> and then she just breaks down and starts crying. that somebody is her son, ken. ken lives in bali and travels a lot for work. he was supposed to be in russia. the card she read congratulations, mom, it was her son the delivery man. her husband couldn't be there with her. she planned for this day. and she's super excited. >> they always say the best president is your presence. i love that her husband couldn't be there but he made sure. >>> well, this is fantastic, too. >> jennifer walked right up to the door. she knocks. >> and she waits. and waits. the door opens. she walks in. >> oh, my god! oh my god! >> looks like other folks were in on it. >> i didn't know they were coming over. little things like that. >>> wakeboarding traditionally thought of as a summer sport, a warm weather sport, but if you're a red bull fan all that goes out window. he'

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this is the dream of a man from finland.art of the world a while back, fell in love with it and had an idea. finally, the idea is coming to fruition. all this effort and energy, battling the weather to create a skate park. >> wow. watching it come together. i mean, it was -- >> yeah. still is, mate. the weather there is extreme. it can drop down to negative 13 degrees fahrenheit. they were battling the lack of oxygen at that altitude, so they had to try to pull off their tricks as quick as possible. >> you can take any crazy idea to red bull and they are like, all right. go to bolivia and make a skate park. >> why not? >>> jack moran is back with three videos to play the ultimate guessing game. >> what happens next? give me your best guess. >> see who is on it and who is way off. if he hadn't used that straw, his time would have been faster. >>> when the duck is feeling chatty. [ duck quacking ] >>> time to out which one to do that, we need a journalist, jack. >> yeah! >> don't cheat this time. >> no cheating today. >> on al

if the countries of northern europe sweden norway denmark and finland regularly feature among the world's happiest then why do so many people report being unhappy in sweden alone one in five young women point to rising stress levels affecting their mental health i think that we have a lot of pressure being perfect. and achieving things and not listening and slowing down. it's expected that by twenty thirty depression will be the world's leading cause of ill health at the fountain house group of international clubhouses they're focusing on something conventional treatments sometimes overlook the person behind the illness hospitals doctors medications all important but they don't have the resources or perhaps the goals to build relationships and once you get to know somebody you can see beyond a diagnosis. i'm a healthy person here i'm tracy i'm not my diagnosis people always. ask me to do stuff and i think why they ask me i mean i don't know but i do know and i can help. found enough to save me save me i don't think i'll be around is it fun to be in here for. you began in new york in the o

this is not a check like finland residents were getting just for wreathing. and -- breathing.ther name. >> it's not same name. you have to have a job to get benefits. the other welfare benefits, food stamps, this, that, housing. you get those just for applying and meeting certain thresholds. this one you have to be working for it. and, again, you could make the case, trish to your point, all this bureaucracy of handouts that you would get in hawaii could all be scrapped and replaced with one check just to get rid of all the food stamp the, housing credits and other garbage. david go ahead, adam. >> i take your point very seriously, and i say i agree with you and the government should incentivize anemiad to do the things you -- the thing you suggested. i gave you one example of the -- >> the only thing it makes is cash on the printing press, that's about it. >> our government does the for us. one example is keeps our skies safe. i like to use that as an example because nobody disagrees with it. >> who pays for that? >> who pays more that? >> and i could give you 20 more. >> who

baltic sea to iceland military forces from thirty one countries including alliance partners sweden and finland are taking part the war games will run for two weeks with over fifty thousand personnel two hundred fifty or craft sixty five ships involved. while the drills focus on restoring the region sovereignty after an attack by a quote fictitious aggressor they asked on the capital to replenish one of its core supplies. bar owners who are fighting an overwhelming force. living on a fracking company in britain is calling for rules on gas exploration to be relaxed the spike a string of tremors resulting from its drilling activities operations resumed to earlier this month after a seven year a bomb over safety concerns to the story this hour here's probably boyko. what happens when a company's just been given the right to start shale gas extraction but tiny earthquakes keep getting in the way that's the situation in lancashire in the north of england where energy company quadrangle off to months of legal wrangling and protests. started commercial exploratory fracking two weeks ago since then the

from finland introduced a new aesthetic that was bright colorful and futuristic. society was in flux the younger generation was rebelling against the older generation and the way their homes looked designers seized on that a name to create objects that ushered in a new era in interior design in. design is always a reflection of society by the one nine hundred eighty s. the me decade when conspicuous consumption held sway design became a way of expressing individuality. nowadays technologies such as three d. printers is once again revolutionizing the field of design and also widening its potential designers today have ever greater social responsibility. we're all aware that there's now a surfeit of goods far too much is being produced but there are all sorts of social and political problems that need solving so designers can't afford to say oh i'm not interested in all that i'm only interested in the statics should. it remains interesting to see how designers will continue to tackle the problems of today. and with that we were about another week of your max now i h

danish design a vendor pantheon and arrow from finland introduced a new aesthetic that was bright colorful and futuristic. society was in flux the younger generation was rebelling against the older generation and the way their homes looked designers seized on that a name to create objects that ushered in a new era in interior design in. design is always a reflection of society by the one nine hundred eighty is the decade when conspicuous consumption held sway design became a way of expressing individuality. in the end and longer tended to be a dominant style the way there had been in previous decades designers developed their own signature look that set them apart and design became more about brands. nowadays technologies such as three d. printers is once again revolutionizing the field of design and also widening its potential designers today have ever greater social responsibility. we're all aware that there's now a surfeit of goods far too much is being produced but there are all sorts of social and political problems that need solving so designers can't afford to say oh i'm not interes

don't forget to use the hash tag the day leave you now with images of the northern lights shot in finland. the trouble of technology. with. the market. to. me your maison is i'm sure seems next on d w. high tech search for clues. an archaeological dig that doesn't need shuffle. modern technology is used to explore historical sites and discover long lost cultures. bringing the secrets of the past to life. archaeology two point zero. you know forty five minutes on. the armed forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. all the challenges a huge missing. tanks have ten divisions that don't have tanks so ill sourcing and privatization are the order of the day in all areas but then those dangers every day that are walker's own private sector businesses making money with everything from very common sense drones to laundry facilities firms are in full training courses france germany military industrial complex. capitalism is a good thing and the last century it has lifted cupboards of millions out of poverty as inspired en

do you really think there's a finland?w up. ( laughter ) so many countries lie to us, but saudi arabia respects us enough to find a lie that works for both of us. it's fibbed for our pleasure, if you will. >> trevor: but why would america want to believe a story if it's obviously a lie? >> that way, it saves our relationship. if we found out our middle eastern bestie murdered a journalist we might have to stop selling them billions of dollars in arms. but if we both decide to agree he fell in a volcano inside the consulate, well, then, bring your punch card saudi arabia, because it's buy nine missiles, get the tenth one free ( laughter ) >> trevor: no matter how good a lie sounds, i don't think people can accept it when they know it's a lie. do you really think this can work? >> it works, trevor. i already started using it. last week when i told my nephew i would take him fishing, i never showed up. obviously, i'm not going to tell him i spent our fishing sunday getting test ford hpv -- positive, by the way -- so instead o

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this freak one bounced off the ball of another player from finland.won silver fern britton in manchester. her chinese opponent stretcher to a 6—1 —— stretched her to a 6—1 lead. opponent stretcher to a 6—1 —— stretched her to a 6-1 lead. mixed emotions. obviously, i did a lot better in the semifinal. it was a tough opponent in the final, but obviously, but all i want to do is try and win gold. i was just a little off that today. i just felt like i tried a good few things that didn't come off for me. that's take wand down for you. —— tae kwon do. later today, double olympic champion jadejones later today, double olympic champion jade jones —— jade jones is later today, double olympic champion jadejones ——jadejones is in action. you can watch on the red button or the bbc sport website. former olympic champion katie taylor successfully defended her ibf wba title in boston. you can read more on that and the rest of the day's sport news on oui’ on that and the rest of the day's sport news on our website. now, it is time for the travel show. this week... fr

in norway parts of the north atlantic and the baltic sea all twenty nine nato member states plus finland and sweden are taking part it's taken months to get everything in position fifty thousand troops and support personnel two hundred fifty aircraft sixty five naval vessels and up to ten thousand military vehicles are now in the region moscow has called the maneuvers quote and russian exercise. all our reporter lars show for six accompanied the troops and the tanks and he sends us this report . my. mind. blowing up obstacles. and building bridges in just a few minutes to capabilities that the german army is bringing to try to juncture. one of these old school skills still needed in times of hybrid warfare and cyber attacks as a result after the ukraine crisis we saw that it is more important to change back from stability operations to hire tens of thousands of what we see and as an interest to move formations and heavy equipment have not been trained and done within the last ten years far from the russian border germany has set up its operational headquarters in the region hinterlands t

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vita in finland. interpret in prayer as a woman for orthodox jews this amounts to a revolution traditionally. the hebrew word for cantal has always been a man. who . are. still here among the rich would like to see more women taking on the role she herself comes from an artistic russian family and is very much a citizen of the world she grew up in berlin and trained as a candle in jerusalem. she's never let tradition stand in her way. we did amends that we are one born with certain talents and it's up to us to use them every canto has a personal style and should follow their own personal path or indeed in with their giving birth there are women who are not usually allowed to lead songful prayer in orthodox jewish communities such as this one in fribourg. high you can say here and says that according to the torah the role of women is to look after the family and that they don't need to pray as often as men let alone serve as a candle. women sing very nicely. but their voices might stop the men from con

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