and in sports soccer fans and finland aren't jumping for joy the country erupts in celebrations after the men's soccer team steals a place at euro 2020 their 1st ever fall off occasion for a major tournament germany are also hoping to go through later on saturday. i'm mary in evanston it's good to have you with us. sri lankans have been going to the polls to elect a new president a record number of 35 candidates are on the ballot box it's expected to be a tight race between the 2 frontrunners former defense secretary and go to by average apoc son who oversaw the defeat of tamil separatists 10 years ago is facing the government minister and. the poll is being monitored by thousands of election observers including dozens from think european union. wall is in the street like in capital colombo she sent us this look at the choices facing sri lankans and a painful legacy of this election is trying to heal. sri lanka today void sport it's a precedent and bordered on our show is already pretty impressive which is expected in this island nation which records height on now is amongst the highe

and in sports soccer fans in finland are jumping for joy the country erupts the celebrations after the men's soccer team still plays at euro 2020 their 1st ever politics nation or i mean sure china and germany are also hoping to go through later on saturday. i'm married to evanston thanks for joining me. polls have closed in sri lanka where people who. been voting for a new president a record number of 35 candidates are on the ballot but it's expected to be a tight race between the 2 frontrunners former defense secretary go to by average of taksin who oversaw the defeat of tamil separatists 10 years ago is facing a government minister to prevent. the poll was monitored by thousands of election observers including dozens from the european union. w is a mission swallows industry lankan capital colombo before polls close she sent us this look at the choices facing sri lankans and a painful legacy is that this election is trying to heal. sri lanka today void sport it's president and voted on our show is already pretty impressive which is expected in this island nation which records height

and in stores soccer fans in finland aren't jumping for joy the country erupts of the celebrations after the men's soccer team steals a place at euro 2020 their 1st ever qualification for a major tournament. i'm married to evanston welcome to the program tens of thousands of people have gathered in the czech republic's capital prague to. mand the resignation of prime minister andre bobbish opponents of bobbish accuse the populist leader of profiting from his office and conflicts of interest he's one of the czech republic's richest men the protests coincide with events commemorating the start of the 1989 velvet revolution that toppled the communist regime in what was then czechoslovakia organizers say they want the czech republic to rediscover the pro-democracy ideals that fueled the protest 30 years ago. standing by for us in prague correspondent jonathan crane jonathan good to see you tell us what is happening where you are right now. well this is the latest in a series of protests organized by the activist group 1000000 women to democracy and initially the estimates suggest that this i

well it was an historic night in finland as the nordic country qualified for the 1st ever major men's football tournament these are where the same in the capital helsinki when finland beat lish this time 3 mils have built their place at euro 2020 the windsock you would 2nd place in group j. behind italy finland have never before made it to a world cup or european championship they'll be joined by sweden who also qualified . date of the spoke to the airstrike at the best ass trying. he scored twice in last night's match the fierce fierce amazing it's been have been a long dream for all of us difficult people in finland so so something. not so many years we could even for you but now we are. in a major tournaments or obviously that's a huge huge thing for us. and germany have yet to secure their place in the tournament bought everything else go their way they could seal their passage tonight at home to bellaver despite missing a couple of k. players the germans looking to win their 3rd straight game in the competition. at the start of the week germany players wanted to find out how fans

it's amazing it's been been a long dream for all of us difficult people in finland so so something. not so many as we could even for you but now we are. in a major tournaments or obviously that's a huge huge thing 1st. and germany have yet to secure their place in the tournament but it results go their way they could steal their passage at hime to belarus despite missing a couple of k. players the germans are looking to win their 3rd straight game in the competition. at the start of the week germany players want you to find out how fans like the team's jersey. so the team's kits for the european championship are ready to be done but they still haven't qualified after a very bumpy year for the team and coach. they know what they need to do he said by . we want to win these 2 games we expect that of ourselves in order to have a positive conclusion to the year. it's been a constant process from march until now to the from that specific. puts this and that will be a tall order the 2014 world champions are rebuilding and loeb is looking for the right pieces for next year's tournament aga

domain name was to highlight a question of racism the incident in finland is not the only recent high profile case of fake race hate us actor just a small told police he was attacked by white men shouting racial and homophobic slurs that later turned out the incident had been staged social science professor adrian believes the issue of race has been politicized due to rising immigration in europe their main idea was to highlight a question of racism in finnish society now i doubt doesn't excuse their disability and the kind of learning or mainly i. do see important here to broaden the question was what is going on how actually if we need to start it in relation to the question of race just being highlighted completely since today we have migration into europe it didn't seem nice there bros is all. this shiny. euro a start of one race i would say that race is sticky concept john this down politics today in different nations in europe. a teenager who was injured in january by a rubber bullet fired by french riot police has suffered a setback in his quest for justice a quick warning you

in finland. welcome to helsinki or at least to. now anyone anywhere can explore with their v.a.r. headset and without traveling. the virtual duplicate of finland capital was created by design company marketing manager lowry is showing the headset to visitors. slip it on and you can see what it's like to stand in front of helsinki cathedral in future it may even be possible for people to virtually attend concerts and exhibitions or go shopping and. not everyone. this is why we need to be able to. explore the. place. physically. visiting house and if we are travel time and the resulting c o 2 emissions those who head to helsinki in person have to decide what to do 1st among the many sites and food options. the website provides tips options. then there's the question of how to get from a to b i. subway or city rail or by public or with the nearest car share. the app whim allows you to search for a book and pay for the various means of transportation available in helsinki. or look at the city and said hey if i have any chance of telling my kids or my grandkids that look this is what t

maybe just a quick remark on finland. i guess from the perspective of the u.s. we might actually call finland a socialist country, and in microdate at correlation is 0.15. so i think that's a nice testing crowd because it allows you to disentangle the cognitive abilities and education is free and everyone can go to college and i am pretty confident that i can at least in that specific setting disentangle the effect of cognitive abilities. >> interesting. on that, we thank our panelists. [ applause ] >>> all right. we'll move right into the second panel and the second panel is all about technology and globalization and we are very pleased to have two really wonderful presentations and the first, we'll talk about globalization and the professor of economics at the sloan school at m.i.t. and she was from 2014 to 2017 and the external for the bank of england and the second presentation is about technology and we have a presentation by alber alberto caballo and the project which he will tell us more about. >> okay. i've been asked to answer the question if it's all a

to finland now or a politician who also works as a taxi driver has been forced to apologize after he admitted he made up a race hate attack did him his say in who belongs to the social democratic party claimed to kick the passenger out of his taxi after he'd been racially abused i apologize for my actions and for lying as a decision make it is my duty to be honest i depend on my voters trust and i have now broken that trust i should do everything i can to restore trust in my actions the somali born driver claimed an abusive passenger had spearheaded in a racist manner asking him about his reasons for being in finland then telling him to go back to his native country the story collapsed under scrutiny when the taxi company he worked for found his story didn't match the g.p.s. data of the vehicle. and incident in finance not the only recent high profile case a fake race hate us acted just the smell lets you remember this told police he was attacked by white men shouting racial and homophobic slurs they turned out the incident was actually staged social science professor aging galloper

and incidence of finland is not the only recent high profile case of fake race hate us act or just the smell that told police that he was attacked by a white man shouting racial and homophobic slurs later turned out that incident to be staged social science professor agent grillo published that the issue of race has been politicized due to rising immigration in europe domain name was to highlight the question of racism. initial sorry to now a dog doesn't excuse their disabilities are. lying or mainly. due soon bottom here to broaden the question was what is going on how actually if we need to start in relation to the question of race just been highlighted on politicise today we have migration into europe it didn't seem nice the process of this signing in. europe us part of one race i would say that is the key concept john that's down politics today in different nations in europe. a teenager who was injured in january by a rubber bullet fired by french riot police has suffered a setback in his quest for justice a quick warning you may find these images coming up now upsetting. incident

i work at the embassy of finland. discussion.r your i would like to mention finland was organizing the world's first last march.n there's already white papers, if you want to read it. i would like to ask about the wrc. how is it going? i would like to hear your view about that. >> thank you for the question. every four years, the international telecommunications conference ins a which spectrum policy is hashed out. there is one going on right now in egypt. i will say from the united states perspective, i felt like we were advancing the ball on some of the priorities. with respect, we are advocating for the government of -28 db watts as the appropriate level weatherection to pass sensors in the development of the other gigahertz band. we feel the u.s. position is gaining support and is able to protect not just some of the satellite constellations but others that we him of the other items under -- i will flag the 6 gigahertz band. wide 126 megahertz channels if made available to the commercial marketplace will allow ame

to limit their amount of time that presidents can be in power let me remind you that finland which is the most economically successful country in the world it was ruled by the same person or forechecking and for 35 years here from the future just do their ages right and all i say get to me you know that let me play with that i can use it to have a voice from the other side i want to try and play that devil's advocate on this show i guess the question would be all the suggestion or claim from the other side would be it's one thing you know if what happens in finland happens according to the constitution the rules but for many of the protesters the way they see it those who are opposed to have them around as they felt the way that he was handling the question of cons of presidential term limits wasn't going according to the constitution let me let me bring that point back to them and say it in the way you characterize this was almost like there's a vast conspiracy here of people from the rightwing and the religious groups which are making some kind of coup but isn't the fact that there

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rally fades in europe amid uncertainty with progress with autos and services leading the declines finland's 10-year bond yield jumps into positive territory. risen the most since president trump's election good morning and welcome to the show shares in richemont are deep in the read double digit revenue declines. the key market in hong kong overshadowed by the u.s. this is in contrast with other results. talking about the likes of lvmh. hermes is still slightly positive swatch down about 1% christian dior down about a quarter. so not immune, but you can see they are standing out today. i want to bring in our guest to discuss this in a little more detail last week, we were talking about the resilience of these luxury groups particularly lvmh and hermes not the case for richemont why is that? >> they have an average of 5% in hong kong while richemont has 10%. the departments that perform most are leather goods, jewelry and in part jewelry and watches. we see jewelry that is more resilient. >> let's talk about hong kong exposures. they said they are reevaluating their strategy do you think the

it's been have been a long dream for all of us the football people in finland so so that's something. not so many as who we could even for you but now we're. in a major tournament so obviously that's a huge huge thing for us. you're up to date now on data with your news up next it's a world of stories the weekend reports american evan stealing from me and the entire news team here in for a lemon thanks for watching. so for. india. how can a country's economy grow carmina its people that. when there are do 1st look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. eco india on t.w. . up to date don't miss our highlights. programme on line w. dot com highlights. this week john world story. why so many indian women commit suicide. ethiopian jews who want to emigrate to israel but we begin in chile where for weeks people have been taking to. the streets to demonstrate for social justice and as is often the case with such movements students are participating in high numbers with your co

finland, already assured of automatic qualification, lost 2—1 degrees. — two greece.ed up his second consecutive pga tour win with the victory at the classic in mexico. he ended a five year wait for a tour victory in bermuda earlier this month. he is the first back—to—back winner since bryson last year. alex wa kez winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will be joining his winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will bejoining his big brother mark at the honda team, replacing jorge lorenzo who has retired. mark clinched his sixth motogp title. english premier championships saracens won't contest the 35 point reduction and the £5 £2 million fine for breaking the salary cap. it's been just over two weeks since the rugby world cup, when south africa were crowned champions for the third time. england head coach eddiejones has since admitted making mistakes in his side's defeat in his new autobiography. he's been here in the bbc sport centre discussing how england dealt with losing a final they were favourites to win, and what he plans to do next. we have a young squa

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great britain's dave ryding crashed out of the opening slalom race of the world cup season in finland place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory, but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there has neve been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it's time for the travel show. we start this week in copenhagen. by 2025 the danes hope this will become the world's very first carbon—neutral capital city. we sent cat moh to find out how they are getting on. denmark is a country that takes its eco—friendly reputation very seriously. it is claimed that more than two—thirds of their waste is recycled, and 30% of all their energy consumption comes from renewable sources. they even say the harbour is clean enough for you to swim in. not something i'll be trying on a cold winter's day. instead i am on a goboat, one of a fleet of electric boats available to hire here in copenhagen. it is charged back at the dock with solar panels. that means no noisy engines, and low co2 emiss

shows us where he lives with his family as a single mylan tent for 5 people with winter on its way finland man hit you only then i've lost all hope. only god can help us again are the chances i pray we will be rescued from this hellish place and with what i'm good better i am. at its northern edge morea is expanding a group of men are breaking ground for a family who will spend their 1st night here no one we talked to here expects the population to shrink anytime soon. in the middle of the night yet another arrival a frantic spot carrying migrants rescued off the coast of last boss this time 33 of them including women and children. everyone gets a bottle of water a snack and a blanket they're relieved as they are registered on european soil but few know about moria their next home. this is a pile of the started life jackets that were worn by those who made the dangerous crossing to less boss but the risks and the conditions of moriah camp won't keep more people from coming for the past 3 months numbers of arrivals have far outpaced the numbers of departures but if the government's transfer

and we have seen finland and new zealand and australia. around the last world cup was that the world champions us women's national team are suing theirfederation women's national team are suing their federation because they don't feel that they are being equally reported and also the conditions they work in. that lawsuit does not look like it is going be clearing up anytime soon. it is still a big thing. there are hopes that these kinds of deals will start to follow on andi kinds of deals will start to follow on and i know some of the england prayers today have been talking about it. let's hearfrom bethany england with her thoughts on it. any woman footballer wants to be respected and equal to their male counterparts and i think it is showing more and more in the game and australia has taken the first up and australia has taken the first up andl and australia has taken the first up and i hope many more teams willjoin with that. and i think if that would happen for england as well, it would be amazing because we still train and do the hard

thousands of egg—shaped balls of ice have covered a beach in finland.t's the result of a rare weather phenomenon where small pieces of ice are rolled over by wind and water. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. is the trade war deescalating? china and the us agreed to roll back some tariffs. three years on, we assess the impact of india's ban on high—value currency notes. it isa it is a friday, almost the weekend, good morning, asia, helloworld, glad you canjoin good morning, asia, helloworld, glad you can join us good morning, asia, helloworld, glad you canjoin us for good morning, asia, helloworld, glad you can join us for another action packed edition of asia business report, i am packed edition of asia business report, iam rico packed edition of asia business report, i am rico hizon, packed edition of asia business report, iam rico hizon, starting off with the trade war because the two economic superpowers appear to be inching towards a endgame and on wall street, investors are pleased wi

great britain's dave ryding crashed out of the opening slalom race of the world cup season in finlandn second place after the first leg, as he looked for his first victory. but he fell towards the end of the second leg. there has neve been a british winner of an alpine skiing world cup event. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, it's the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's releases, as ever, mark kermode. hello, mark. hello. something for everyone this week. we have harriet, which is a true story of bravery. we have frozen 2. let it go, again. and 21 bridges, a ‘70s—inflected crime thriller. well, let it go has of course been an earworm all day... of course, of course. ..but let's start with harriet, which i'm really hoping you are going to tell me is really good. it is really good. good! so this is a film about a former slave turned abolitionist harriet tubman. cynthia erivo is the woman who escapes slavery, makes her own way to philadelphia where she meets up with the

. >> not surprised finland is leading the pack. >> they have great winter olympics, now they focus. > that answer was daunting and we will give a test on it. the hour is over and i will be the first to flunk. >> when you mention the word gigahertz. >> we will all try it. more questions in the middle of the room, microphone is coming. >> jordan wilcox, rand corporation. do you feel that the threats posed by huawei have a parallel partner in companies in china and data collection for devices of any kind in the united states and if so do you think, what could be done to monitor that? >> very good question. i mentioned earlier the letter from senator schumer regarding tick-tock and we see members of both parties expressing concern, not just from china but other countries, face apps which is owned by a russian company, concerns have been expressed about how data generated on both platforms using these apps could be used or misused although the fcc does not exercise jurisdiction over companies like that unless we are monitoring the situation. from a conservator perspective it may not be dif

in sport the finishing touch celebrations after a major achievement by finland football team played as an. alice bits of useful and heavy rain in lebanon has been snow in iraq not much she'd think from the satellite picture but what is there is traveling south and changing the season before crosswise it looks like will be fine 11th more as the whole event however that's not true of iraq where rain is like to fall to it's been snowing on the high ground in iran and tear on my get some more is probably 7 degrees it won't last long if anything this area of iraq is getting slowly colder this is all high ground of course come down to the sea level and you've got a lot of rain and probably sundry and to be hanging around kuwait drifting south as a possible these thunderstorms in society of course they might reach bahrain even counter on sunday or monday now north of it is not particularly kabul is will be the winter change i think south of all this still quite warm 30 in the middle of oman but we are talking about squeezing 39 not easily getting to say you can see how we're heading towards w

they flew to the then soviet union home but had to give up their plans to flee to japan india or finland. fortunately they will be trained all captured and ultimately they decided to flee by hungry for. a song. when we were finished in the soviet union we thought ok we still have our plan c. we can still try a route through hungry. so we went to hungry and we only wanted to get a glimpse of the border just to get close to it was all in the but they caught us at the train station and put us in jail for the night. in may of 989 hungry had begun to dismantle its border fence with austria and in june it signed the geneva refugee convention east germans were fleeing to the west german embassy in budapest or across the border the situation was unpredictable. a few days after we had reached safety someone from weimar was shot and killed everyone knew the situation had changed so we were still afraid when we succeed. arrested would we be sent back to east germany. to decided to escape separately by chance consummate 2 young west german tourists who hid it in the back seat of their comm it was au

. >>> mikaela shiffrin set a major record this past weekend she won her 41st world cut slalom in finlandthlete for the record she w thanks to unique awards given out, she has a fourth reindeer to add >> four reindeers? that's half as many as santa claus. pretty good. >> impressive. >> that's how you know. >>> now a holiday shortened week heading into black friday with a billion dollar luxury deal in the works. good news for drivers. cnbc's karen tso is live in london covering all that for us. hey, karen good morning >> phillip, good morning to you. the french conglomerate packaged up a premium offer for the maker of the little blue box, tiffanyn tabled, worth $135 per share keep in mind where tiffany's stock closed, 125.51 if investors close the gap, you could see a spike of 7% in tiffany's stock. >>> key question for many drivers, what is the gas price doing? it's been tracking lower, down about 4 cents per gallon for regular. that's $2.66 signals for the tens of millions expected to hit the road over thanksgiving, driving on average 50 miles or so good signs for the weather, i'll leave

know, the floors of the forest it is very important >> reporter: adding, he'd taken advice from finland's president. >> they spent a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the finnish president later said he didn't recall mentioning raking many of california's most destructive blazes aren't forest fires and are thought to have been started by faulty power lines and equipment. residents in fire-damaged neighborhoods reacting to the president. >> he needs to come down here and see what's burning and what's not. >> california is not managed well at all on all fronts. >> reporter: sparks of controversy as the flames die down frances, california firefighters finally have the upper hand in containing this blaze, but as the evacuation orders are lifted, some folks are finding they don't have a home to come back to. some of the worst damage that we , thank you. ♪ >>> joe biden is gaining ground in the racfoe president topped several new polls released over the a hypothetical head to head matchup. in the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" p

the other i think you said it me exactly the same system here in finland and actually we are white or in the process already so you would then back that finding as well that features actually really do cure diseases that antibiotics no longer cam. yes and made many most of them but not all of. these are not any magic bullets you need really have some x. rated east how to use them but in many cases i really believe that they may be helpful i think any risks associated with this type of treatment. if traits has been put on the old. it's pure it is sick and the gallipoli fighter i think that they are no already 6 at least has been reported and what is our own experience also now of course this was widespread in the former soviet union and it's and it's still being used in eastern european countries it's affective there are you also i mean have you studied this type of therapy here as well in western europe. the have had a few combustion of jusice or a cafe to use to create infections and we have prepared to back that interface for the patients and sent them these these states he's going

. >> reporter: adding he had taken advice from finland's president. >> they had spent time on raking and cleaning and doing things and they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the finnichlt sh problem later said he didn't recall mentioning raking. forest fires are thought to have been started by faulty power lines and equipment. residents in neighborhoods reacting to the president. >> he needs to come down here and see what's burning and what's not. >> california is not managed well at all on all fronts. >> reporter: sparks of controversy as the flames die down. >> sarah is with us. how contained are those fires tonight? >> reporter: kate, firefighters finally have the upper hand this evening but now that the evacuation orders have been lift for all of southern california, some folks are finding they don't have a home to return to. kate, some of the worst fire damage we've seen has been in suburban areas, like this one, north of los angeles. kate? >> sarah harman, thank you. >>> a trump administration rule requiring immigrants to prove they have health insurance is on hold for now.

it was a succesful attempt by finland to reclaim the title from china, where the record had been brokeners asked foreign embassies in helskini to help in their efforts to recruit people from other countries. and a reminder of our main use again, investigators examining the shooting down of a passenger plane over the ukraine in 2014 have disclosed intercepted phone calls that they say indicate close links between senior russian officials and the rebels accused of attacking the aircraft. you will remember that nearly 300 people were killed. on the phone calls, close aides to president hooton seem to be organising supplies of weapons for separatist fighters. officials in moscow have rejected the allegations claiming the investigators have manipulated the enquiry. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. thursday was another rough day of weather across many parts of the uk. for some it was snow, this is how it looks over high ground in staffordshire. for many more it was rain, rain falling on sodden ground so there are a number of flood w

italy, spain, finland, portugal, austria, belgium and ireland will also be hoping to maintain their 100%ntina, where estudiantes reopened their redeveloped stadium in what was the most eye—catching fashion on friday. the buenos aires club arranged for a hologram of a flaming lion to prowl the roof on top the venue. estudiantes last played at the stadium in august 2005, before it was closed down due to safety concerns. and that's some welcome home, eh? you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. from the bbc sport centre, enjoy the rest of your day. we will. i'm sure we will. thanks to ben and the team. in san francisco, a rather unusual member of staff can be spotted among the corridors and departure gates of one of the city's airports. sporting a pilot's cap and pink toenails, five—year—old lilou is helping stressed travellers have a more enjoyable journey. gareth barlow reports on the world's first airport therapy pig. "pigs might fly", as the old saying goes, but lilou is getting pretty close to taking off. at least, she's certainly taken off with pass

very important >> reporter: adding he had taken advice from finland's president. >> they spend a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things and they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the finnish president later said he didn't recall mentioning raking many of california's most destructive blazes aren't forest fires and are thought to have been started by faulty power lines and equipment. residents in fire-damaged neighborhoods reacting to the president. >> he needs to come backningnd s >> reporter: sparks of controversy as the flames di frances, california firefighters finally have the upper hand in containing this blaze. but as the evacuation orders are lift, some folks are finding they don't have a home to come back to. some of the worst damage that we've seen has been in suburban areas like here north of los angeles. frances? >> sarah harman for us sarah, thanks. >>> a 42-year-old milwaukee man is recovering this morning after suffering second degree burns during an alleged acid attack. the man who came from the u.s. -- came to the u.s. from peru nearly two decades ago