the finland antiracist forum.finland, one of the first countries in the world to allow women to vote and run for government, you know, really good laws when it comes to maternity leave and also paternity leave, real conversations that are being had about the pay gap. is that inclusive of all women? would you say it is inclusive of black women as well? if we had exactly the same conditions, exactly the same timing and age and... family background, and yet sanna marin was black, would she be prime minister? now? not now. no. laughter. not now. she was the first female minister of the interior in the '80s but you saw many from the previous decades and she was in office when it was the chernobyl accident. what happened in finland was that people did not know what's happening there and we got the information quite late and so on. so she didn't get re—elected any more afterwards but then we have had some females afterwards. not too many. actually, i'm the first green ever in this ministry. so that is something new. i th

finland has a coalition government led by five women. of this year's 100 women season, the bbc has been given exclusive, behind—the—scenes access to explore how the coalition works in practice and its impact..... when i was younger, my perception of politicians was also that they are men in suits who talk on the 8:30 news. sanna marin is the world's youngest serving female prime minister, and heads a coalition of five parties all led by women. from being the first country in europe to give equal voting rights, finland has been praised for its historic approach to gender equality. but is all as good as it seems to be? five white educated females, it is not very representative in the end. and is this really a country for every women? of course our background still affects the possibilities that we have in life, and this should not be the case, but of course we have problems. for the first time, finland's all female leaders open their doors exclusively for the bbc to show the inner workings of this historic government. li andersson is one o

first, finland has a coalition government led by five women. the bbc has had world—first exclusive access behind—the—scenes to explore how the coalition works in practice and its impact. when i was younger, my perception of politicians was also that they are men in suits who talk on the 8:30pm news. sanna marin is the world's youngest serving prime minister and head the coalition of five parties, all led by women. from being the first country in europe to give equal voting rights, finland has been praised for its historic approach to gender equality. but is all as good as it seems to be? five, white educated females is not very representative in the end. and is this really a country for every woman? of course, our backgrounds still affects the possibilities that we have in life and this should not be the case but of course we have problems. for the first time, finland's all—female leaders open their doors exclusively for the bbc. to show the inner workings of this historic government. li andersson is one of the five female party leaders that ma

how has finland managed to keep? the coronavirus said, during the 2nd wave, it's not due to harsh restrictions on citizens because there aren't any masks or recommended, but not required in most places. all stores are open. restaurants and bars are 2 orders for alcohol and at 11 pm is director of the national coronavirus strategy. he explains. it relies on a sense of personal responsibility. near recommendations wouldn't work everywhere, but here they do start to try to maintain avoid a lot of gatherings of a lot of parties. many people intend to work with the way. says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if ins want to maintain this way of life. but the number o

and it's a different story altogether in finland. one of the countries coping best with the pandemic, with low infection rates and higher approval for restrictions. what's the secret to the nordic countries? quiet success and the proview in women, demanding justice after they were abused? 2 thirds of women there say they've been victims of violence and now they're accusing the courts of failing to protect them. on my heart. thank you so much for your company. everyone. german chancellor americal and regional leaders are meeting right now via video conference to consider changes to the partial lockdown that went into effect at the start of november. all they're looking into were they're looking rather for an approach that could allow the country to ease restrictions ahead of the coming holiday season. the number of new covert infections has leveled off this month. but health departments have reported a record 410 covert related deaths. in the last 24 hours, the reports indicated the words could extend the partial lockdown until just b

push hillis says finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe. and it's something that looking a little bit worried, a little bit terrified. all thought out that we have to have to have any kind of a good model to work with the border if you have through to maintain the situation here in finland, one government proposal is the travel restrictions could be eased by making it mandatory to be tested on a rival is deputy mayor of where the airport is located and he's responsible for security there. he says his city doesn't have enough medical professionals to carry this out. community communicated to the government that if you lift restrictions and if you make the law that forces our staff to move over to the airport, the situation is so that we cannot treat our finnish people anymore. so well, that is like difficult decisions lie ahead for finland as it tries to figure out how to continue blocking the virus, but not visitors. let's take a look now. at other developments in the coronavirus pandemic, france is relaxing its restrictions following a dro

numbers down and we're off to finland. is the only e.u. country with all the wrong materials for making electric car batteries. not all things to fans of its massive mining strategy. this is a business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. they've been grounded for more than 18 months. the boeing 737 max jets could be soon returning to the skies. the models expected to get the green light to go back into service from u.s. regulators on wednesday. but passengers will need reassurance of the 7367 max. they say hundreds of people lost their lives in 2 separate. boeing, 737 max crashes just months apart. that led to the grounding of the models, entire fleet in march 2019. but now it looks like the planes could soon be airborne in the u.s. . again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday and particular will not approve the plan for $200.00. sure those. until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote, we would reverse all of the known safety issues that played a role in the tragic loss

the youngest serving prime minister is in finland. the coa of five parties all led by women. bbc had exclusive access behind the scenes to explore how the coalition works in practice as the prime minister pushed forward the new equality program. >> these were the images that went viral around the world in december. finland's new centerleft femalee ad coalition government. with four leaders in their 30's. within months they faced a pandemic. like new zealand, taiwan and germany, finland has been praised for its quick and decisive response to coronavirus. havountries led by men also done well. i don't think it is a gender-based issue, i think we should more focus on how the countries that have done well, what they have done, what they have lharned, andwe also have responded together, balause it is a pandemic. >> they and active the emergency powers act, which allowed them to restrict movements and getting control over people's salary. finland's prime minister, the 35-year-old, raisedot by a sink hoher, was the first in her family to go

how has finland managed to keep the coronavirus said big during this 2nd wave, it's not due to harsh restrictions on citizens because there aren't any masks or recommended but not required in most places. all stores are open. restaurants and bars are 2 orders for alcohol and at 11 pm is director of the national coronavirus strategy. he explains. it relies on a sense of personal responsibility. near recommendations wouldn't work everywhere, but here they do start to try to maintain avoid a lot of gathering as a lot of parties. many people intend to work with the way it is suggested. says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment, compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if his want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the govern

emanuel chaz, with the view from berlin, thank you all another european country, finland has managed to keep its new corona, virus infection rates under reasonable control restaurants, bars. they are open for business and stores actually never closed. in the past 2 weeks, it has recorded just 55 cases, 410-0000 people. there are few local restrictions, but there are fairly tight rules aimed at keeping the virus outside its borders. how has finland managed to keep the coronavirus said big during this 2nd wave, it's not due to harsh restrictions on citizens because there aren't any masks are recommended, but not required. in most places. all stores are open. restaurants and bars are 2 orders for alcohol and at 11 pm is director of the national coronavirus strategy. he explains. it relies on a sense of personal responsibility. mere recommendations wouldn't work everywhere, but here they do start to try to maintain avoid a lot of gathering as a lot of parties. many people intend to work with. says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut

so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. it's a very good idea if his want to maintain this way of life. but the number of new cases has started to rise. so now the government has ordered students over 12 to wear masks in school, and limited the size of social gatherings in the helsinki area to 20 people. it also extended until at least mid december, a ban on all non-essential travel into the country. finish officials say in the summer, half of new coronavirus infections came from abroad. that's dropped to 6 percent. now that tourists aren't allowed in. the european union is pressing governments to restore open borders as soon as possible. says finland is grappling with whether it can do that and stay safe or something about looking a little bit worried a little bit terrified also about that. we have to have very good moral through work with the border throug

have put assistant robert page in charge of their games against the usa, republic of ireland and finland morgan reports. all eyes today should have been on who was in the wales squad for the nation ‘s legal matches. instead was firmly on the man who should have been naming it. manager ryan giggs issued a statement earlier today i allegations of assault made against him, saying he is cooperating with ongoing police inquiries. it was reported in several lupus papers overnight that the wales manager had been arrested on suspicion of assaulting his girlfriend —— several newspapers. a female in her 30s had minor injuries and didn't receive treatment. a 46—year—old man was arrested and bailed pending further inquiries. ina arrested and bailed pending further inquiries. in a statement, the football association of wales said... page is a familiar face in the wales camp as an assistant to gigs. he has the task of putting focus back on the task of putting focus back on the pitch. wales face the usa in a family next week with two nations league matches against them public —— the republic of ireland

finland's new centre—left female led coalition government, with four leaders in their 30s.en praised for its quick, decisive response to coronavirus. well, of course there are countries led by men that have also done well. so i don't think it's a gender—based issue. i think we should more focus on how the countries that have done well, what they have done. what they have learned. and that we also have a response together because it is a global pandemic. the finnish government enacted the emergency powers act, last used in world war ii, which allowed them to restrict movements and gave them control over people's salaries. which they didn't take, in the end. nice to meet you. shall we walk up together? finland's prime minister, 35—year—old sanna marin, raised by a single mother, was the first in her family to go to university. do you prep yourself up before doing these questions? they ask, and i will answer honestly. yeah. so you don't need any preparation. but with only one black female mp, critics say her government may not be as representative as it looks. it's something c

how has finland managed to keep the coronavirus said big during the 2nd wave. it's not due to harsh restrictions on citizens because there aren't any masks or recommended but not required in most places. all stores are open. restaurants and bars are 2 orders for alcohol and at 11 pm is director of the national coronavirus strategy. he explains. it relies on a sense of personal responsibility. near recommendations wouldn't work everywhere, but here they do start court obedient in the sense that they are suggested to maintain distance and avoid a lot of gatherings of a lot of parties. many people intend to work with the way it is suggested. says many finns are working from home and surveys show in person. social contacts have been cut by 2 thirds. so while the situation in finland is very good at the moment, compared with the rest of europe, health authorities warn that this requires constant vigilance. so while they are not making mass wearing mandatory, they put out friendly reminders like this one on city hall. but it's a very good idea if pins want to maintai

finland pulled one back can't keep her more sealed wales a 3— win—win.it could mean a playoff spot for the next world cup, not a bad nights work. for scotland, there was disappointment though. they also had a chance to top the group but a superb finish from sullivan gave israel the lead. despite some chances, scotland were beaten one mill. at the qualifying for the euros last week, no celebrations this time. in belfast, around 1000 fans watched northern ireland against romania, the host we re ireland against romania, the host were already relegated from the group, but they took the lead through leo dubois, they couldn't hang on. a late goalfrom romania eric profoundly secured a $1 draw. as for england, they also had early pride at stake against iceland. they found plenty of it soon. declan putting them ahead before mason doubled their leave before the interval loss very straightforward. two second—half goals from phil foden sealed 84— 01. england their autumn campaign on a high. —— 4—0 win. it looks like liverpool are going to be without mo salah for the

somebodyi wa nt to marin. —— finland.y quite a chilly day, particularly so across central and eastern england, where temperatures quite widely only got to around 7—8 celsius — just six there in north yorkshire. but one of the things that brings us the biggest temperature rises this time of year are warm fronts. and we've had one of those across the country, south—westerly winds have been following, and hour by hour we've seen those temperatures rise recently — such that by the time we get to tuesday, 6am, those temperatures will be far higher than the highest temperatures we had all day yesterday, at around 10—11 celsius quite widely. so milder air is on the way, south—westerly winds to thank for that. but we'll also have this weather front which will be one of these slow—moving weather fronts — it's bringing rain at the moment in northern ireland and scotland, and it will continue to rain for these areas through much of the day on tuesday, as well. now further southwards and eastward across england and wales, it'll be a

your thoughts on herd immunity and what it means finland?e a sufficient enough scientific understanding about herd immunity. i can only say what i do myself. on saturday morning i flew from florence here to finland. 72 hours before a flu i took a test, negative. when i landed at 2:00, i took a test and got the results six hours later. negative. thestill self-isolating and total from 72 hours from when i landed i will take another test. if that's negative, i will go out whether there is herd immunity or not. talk to me about the u.s.. last week you interviewed in one of the first public appearances of hillary clinton. we are in a difficult transition. . -- transition period. will the hurt -- will that hurt the u.s. with its diplomatic allies? of the westost breathed a sigh of relief. all of us were following the results as they were coming in. and right now i think most european leaders focused on the transition towards a biden administration. whatever president trump is doing at the moment through legal means is obviously viewed as something

the finland antiracist forum.mes to maternity leave and also paternity leave, real conversations that are being had about the pay gap. if we had exactly the same conditions, exactly the same timing and age and... family background, and yet sanna marin was black, would she be prime minister? now? not now. no. laughter. not now. she was the first female minister of the interior in the 805 but you saw many from the previous decades and she was in office she was the first female minister of the interior in the 805 but you saw many from the previous decades and she was in office when it was the chernobyl accident. what happened in finland was that people did not know what's happening there and we got the information quite late and so on. so she didn't get re—elected any more afterwards but then we have had some females afterwards. not too many. actually, i'm the first green ever in this ministry. so that is something new. i think the representation with five white educated females is not very representative, in the end

well $1.00 restaurant in finland aims to reduce its waste output to basically 0. the owners do this through creative cooking and recycling. so how about an ice cream from beer residue? here's a closer look. all of the dishes here appears with sustainable ingredients and without states. that is the concept of helsinki. similar restaurant to me means 0. waste. none 0 was finland's 1st restaurant 3 european cooks founded it in 20181 from serbia, one from spain, and one from portugal. they continually come up with new ways to avoid waste on the waste product and feed them by the cost to morrow. and after being us, most of the times on 95 percent of the times being compost to make us different 46 course meals are created in the kitchen. among today's dishes, grilled romaine lettuce with black currents and a spicy fish sauce. it is served with sturgeon on marinated tomatoes. the food is also a feast for the ice. responsibly produced ingredients the dishes become an epicure . ian experience in the process of growing a star, jones, the bread you describe, it is a lot of b

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that is, show finland has handled the kobe 1000 pandemic, better than any other european country, with the lowest infection rate on the continent. so what are the fans getting right? well, they're following the government's strict hygiene measures. the country's also pretty sparsely populated, but there is one other secret to their success. and that secret is for latest, in the fight against the corona, virus fins are trying out for dogs who have been trained to detect diseases. this natural and highly efficient method has blown away researchers and politicians and to that. ringback can you imagine a dog detecting that you have been infected by the corona virus? in fact, they only need a few seconds, and the result is reliable that could do away with swab tests, which are uncomfortable, costly and results can take a few days. we visited helsinki airport to see the new coronavirus detectors in x. . to see isn't just man's best friend. he may also be one of man's best chances to stop the spread of 19. this dog, who was rescued from being euthanized in spain, can sniff out anything he's a

but we start in finland at the capital's airport in helsinki. dogs are helping to detect coronavirus and infected people. the dogs could accurately snip out the virus as early as 5 days before. symptoms appear. for a treat, preferably calf. this now to can be programmed to find it just about anything more old bed bugs, cancer. now it could change the course of corona virus detection, need to see rescued from being euthanized as a puppy in spain. he's returned that favor for years sniffing out deadly disease for the wise new smell detection association and then learned as coded 19 began to spread. q.c. was asked as an experiment to try to detect it. it took about 7 minutes to figure out that this is what they want it to look for. so that totally blew our minds. you know dog be able to change training sense in 7 minutes. you know, it's the team quickly learned canines can detect

a lot that can be done and i can make up the at the at hello and welcome to the program liz show finland has handled the kobe 1000 pandemic, better than any other european country, with the lowest infection rate on the continent. so what are the fans getting right? well, they're following the government's strict hygiene measures. the country's also pretty sparsely populated, but there's one other secret to their success. and that secret is for legacy in the fight against the coronavirus fins are trying out for dogs who have been trained to detect diseases. this natural and highly efficient method has blown away researchers and politicians and connect can you imagine a dog detecting that you have been infected by the corona virus? in fact, they only need a few seconds and the result is reliable. that could do away with swab tests, which are uncomfortable, costly and results can take a few days. we visited helsinki airport to see the new coronavirus detectors in x. . to see isn't just man's best friend. he may also be one of man's best chances to stop the spread of 19. this dog, who was re

have put assistant robert page in charge of their games against the usa, republic of ireland and finlands today should have been on who was in the wales squad for the nation's matches. instead was firmly on the man who should have been naming it. manager ryan giggs issued a statement earlier today over allegations of assault made against him, saying he is cooperating with ongoing police inquiries. it was reported in several newspapers overnight that the wales manager had been arrested on suspicion of assaulting his girlfriend. a female in her 30s had minor injuries and didn't receive treatment. a 46—year—old man was arrested and bailed pending further inquiries. in a statement, the football association of wales said... page is a familiar face in the wales camp as an assistant to giggs. he has the task of putting focus back on the pitch. wales face the usa in friendly next week with two nations league matches against the republic of ireland and finland. he will announce his squad on thursday. the super league season will be shortened following ongoing diusruption brought about by the coro

finland did pull one back, but kieffer moore sealed wales‘ 3—1 win.they finish top of their nations league group, and it could mean a play—off spot for the next world cup. not a bad night's work. for scotland, though, there was disappointment. they also had a chance to top their group, but a superb finish from manor solomon gave israel the lead. and despite some chances, scotland were beaten 1—0. after qualifying for the euros last week, no celebrations this time. in belfast, meanwhile, around 1000 fans watched northern ireland against romania. the hosts already relegated from the group, but they took the lead through liam boyce. they couldn't hang on, though. the late goalfrom romania's eric bicfalvi secured a 1—1 draw. as for england, well, they also only had pride at stake against iceland, and they soon found plenty of it. declan rice putting them ahead before mason mount doubled their lead before the interval. it was all very straightforward. two second—half goals from phil foden sealed a 4—0 win — england ending their autumn campaign on a high. a

and we're off to finland is the only e.u. country with all the wrong materials for making electric car batteries. not all famous for the fans of its massive mining strategy. this is the degree of business . what's in berlin? welcome to the program. they've been grounded for more than 18 months. the boeing 737 max jets could be soon returning to the skies. the models expected to get the green light to go back into service from u.s. regulators on wednesday. but passengers will need reassurance that the 73 c. 7 max. they say hundreds of people lost their lives in 2 separate. boeing, 737 max crashes just months apart. that led to the grounding of the models entire fleet in march 29, teen. but now it looks like the planes could soon be airborne in the u.s. . again, the country's federal aviation administration is expected to lift its grounding order on wednesday. particular will not approve a plan for 200 passengers for us until i'm satisfied that we've got a quote, we address all of the known safety issues that played a role in t

finland has handled the kobe 1000 pounds and make better than any other european country with the lowest infection rate on the continent. so what are the fans getting right? well, they're following the government's strict hygiene measures. the country's also pretty sparsely populated, but there's one other secret to their success. and that secret is for legs in the fight against the coronavirus fins are trying out for dogs who have been trained to detect diseases. this natural and highly efficient method has blown away. researchers and politicians and connect can you imagine a dog detecting that you have been infected by the corona virus? in fact, they only need a few seconds and the result is reliable. that could do away with swab tests, which are uncomfortable, costly and results can take a few days. we visited helsinki airport to see the new coronavirus detectors in x. . to see isn't just man's best friend. he may also be one of man's best chances to stop the spread of 19. this dog, who was rescued from being euthanized in spain, can sniff out anything he's asked before this year. tha

well $1.00 restaurant in finland aims to reduce its waste output to basically 0. the owners do this through creative cooking and recycling. so how about an ice cream from beer residue? here's a closer look. probably dishes here appears with sustainable ingredients, and without that is the concept of helsinki's mill, a restaurant. the name means 0. waste. none 0 was criminals. 1st 0 waste. restaurant 3 european cooks founded it in 20181 from serbia, one from spain and one from portugal. they continually come up with new ways to avoid waste on the waste by your product and heat them by the cost to morrow. and after being used to most of the times on 95 percent of the times being compost. that's why make us different. 4 to 6. horse kneels are created in the kitchen. among today's dishes, grilled romaine lettuce with black currents and a spicy fish sauce. it is served. sturgeon on marinated tomatoes. the food is also a feast for the responsibly produced ingredients. the dishes become an epicurean experience. in the process of growing a star jones to produce cars, that

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restaurant to serve exclusively beacon dishes made with locally produced ingredients just says in finland, anything left over goes into the restaurant's home composting machine to be turned into a soil, substitute and returned to the farmers in the 0 waste to west restaurant in milan, italy focuses on old, nearly forgotten italian recipes, simple traditional dishes, elevated to form a status such as pumpkin marinated in vinegar for the apples filled with chestnuts and caramelized nuts. back in helsinki, restaurant manager and evaluates to day's scraps. he uses an app to measure the miniscule amounts. he recommends the out for conventional restaurants as well. this is a very useful, truthful tool for the russians to actually save money and give the understands of how much their money you throw away. the restaurant has its own micro brewery, during the beer production process, grain residues of humility. it's a waste product. this in turn becomes a dessert, blueberries, on ice cream from the grain residues with a coffee, complete child care about flavor. our goal is not told it's 1st cycle,

finland, for example, boasts one of the narrowest gaps between rich and poor in the world. and so far, it's managed to navigate the pandemic fairly on scathed. in fact, now where the e.u. country has such low infection rates, finland's governments headed by prime minister sonam irene places great emphasis on welfare policies. in south america to one country has proved exemplary cheering the coronavirus crisis. europe, why? we headed there to find out more this year has been a stressful time for the family in montevideo. guillermo was born 2 weeks after the start of the lockdown in itself a joyful occasion. but they couldn't share it with anyone or get any help. because christina del brassiere and her husband martine, along with the children, had to go into quarantine. there was a suspected case of covert 19 in their circle of friends. they have with them in the bottle, so it was terrible for us. because the grandmothers couldn't come. nobody wanted faldo's, all our brothers. no one could come and the baby, it was really tough. only gradually were they allowed to visit us at

and i hope we have enough power to do that because i really want that finland is a pioneer and a leader in this case because i think those docs can offer so much him bjorkman notes. that's not just true for finland in places where they actually do not have any money to put on on diagnoses equipment, for example. and they have loads of stray dogs walking around. i mean, isn't that a beautiful idea on a bottom line and is waiting eagerly for the outcome? she's got a visit planned to spain and dreams of rescuing more cruces from shelters. there you see things back home more and more africans are currently taking the dangerous atlanta kreutz to flee to the cannery islands. for many of the journey has ended in death coast guards often only find empty rubber boats. the refugees fleeing from their home countries in western africa because they see no chance of a better life. no employment, a lack of food, oppression, the calorie island of gran canaria is overwhelmed. residents are afraid that their island, which is a popular tourist destination, could turn into europe's new refugee hotspots. al

but we start in finland at the capital's airport in helsinki. dogs are helping to detect coronavirus and infected people. the dogs can accurately snip out the virus as early as 5 days before symptoms appear. for a treat, preferably cat food. this now to can be programs to find it just about anything more bed bugs, cancer. now it could change the course of corona virus detection. need to see rescued from being euthanized as a puppy in spain. he's returned that favor for years sniffing out deadly disease for the wise, no smell detection association and finland as coded. 19 began to spread. q.c. was asked as an experiment to try to detect it. it took about 7 minutes to figure out that this is what they want it to look for. so that totally blew our minds. you know, dog be able to change training sense in 7 minutes. you know, you know, it's the team quickly learned canines can detect a coded $1000.00 infection even 5 days before symptoms appear, with almost 100 percent accuracy. helsinki airport is hosting a pilot project through december that will i

we bring you the biggest global story stay with me in the next half hour we will have reports from finlandtories from russia and ethiopia. as we continue to bring you the biggest stories remember you can get all of them on the thieves the news apps. hello there. let's start was good news for western scotland and northern ireland. after a thoroughly wet start to the week something drier through the rest of the way. there will be other changes taking place without today across the uk we saw temperatures widely either side of 12 degrees. at the end of the week a few of you will be lucky to get to around five celsius will up to much colder, lots in the way of overnight frost in fog. colder air is now pushing in from the north and west. eventually shoving a way that weather front which brought reliant list rain. dividing line between the colder air arriving and the miles air still colder air arriving and the miles airstill in colder air arriving and the miles air still in place. fair bit of cloud for england and wales overnight. breaks towards the easement across northern and eastern wells rain

none 0 was finland's 1st 0 waste. restaurant 3 european cooks founded it in 20 $181.00 from serbia, one from spain, and one from portugal. they continually come up with new ways to avoid waste on the waste and buy a product already eaten by the cost to morrow. and after being used to most of the times on 95 percent of the time was being compost in the make us different 46 course niels are created in the kitchen. among today's dishes, grilled romaine lettuce with black currents and a spicy fish sauce. it is served with sturgeon on marinated tomatoes. the food is also a feast for the eyes. responsibly produced ingredients and dishes become an epic shiri, an experience in the process of growing a star, just the brother you ascribe. it is a lot of males as sturgeon's. but they are like burford reuse of both for our consumption. it's like a really beautiful means, like a really beautiful place where normally traditionally they just like being thrown away and planning their menus for a 0 restaurant can be quite a challenge.