based on the latest scientific findings this is how artist gustav hausner envisages the city of paris area with a large know it sounds and a population of around ten thousand. the massive fortification four metres wide and six metres high top by clay breaks and mighty towers a sophisticated aki tech who designed. the new head of excavations manfred kauffman is an expert on the bronze age and on a toad he is familiar with sites like this from the hittite period now a new adventure is beginning for troy and the documentation of its history. previously attributed solely to the greek mainland lots of room to turn out to be a handy craft which also originated in troy many ceramic products from my scene a not always imported as was one store. near the north east bastion the city and the palace walls meet then close a deep well which was accessible to both the ruler and the people in other words in the distribution of scarce resources like water a sense of community prevent a feature of anatolian society. the research is also found still a on the gate skull to groups such details are also re

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sunday's ballot conservative first place even duke a will face off against a leftist former farkle rebel gustave petro u.k. has vowed to rewrite his the country's peace deal with the rebels saying it was too lenient u.s. authorities have declared a state of emergency in parts of maryland after communities were hit by severe flash floods and ellicott city the water carried away cars and engulfed homes and businesses one man is still missing it's the second major flood to hit the area and two years. malaysian officials have seized over a ton of crystal meth the largest seizure of the drug in the country's history of the hall was disguised as tea and shipped in a container for me in march it's been valued at eighteen million dollars six people have been arrested. now to paris where the whole roic efforts of an undocumented immigrants from mali have earned him a fast track to french citizenship without missing a beat twenty two year old mahmoud to get some luck climbed up on the apartment block and plucked a toddler dangling from a balcony to safety well now the bravery of the real life spiderman ha

christine a second question for gustav melanie wants to know how you balance family life and career and i just thought it's going really well we don't really know how we'll manage on the tour but we'll find a way it won't be that complicated because it's a book to take the baby with you he wants to know which tattoo you copied from the other band members station mr they have just a name that you were made for me i wouldn't get a tattoo they all have tattoos but i don't and that's fine there's been to get the joke is that gail thinks his body it's extremely beautiful and he doesn't want to ruin it doesn't have to stick with the start. moving on tom tom rocks wants to know how if you'll ever start deejaying not with tokio hotel. this is almost five years it's not that unlikely to make a lot of music on the side and sometimes i d.j. as well. and i like it this is for all of you if he wants to know if you ever look at your fans online profiles of fans yeah the office yes i do i sometimes look at them. i'm very fortunate to always message me nude photos directly then i'll definitely click on

and gustav could be a plus also a keen traveller. one hundred twenty paintings by nature lovers and explorers from one thousand century romanticism to modernism. it's an exhibition bound to leave visitors longing to go off on a wander of their own. all revved up and ready to go d.j. cuts. for twenty five years he's been taking listeners on journeys of musical discovery. stefan called salo his real name is one of germany's finest electronic musicians experimental versatile and a lot of fun. on his latest album he's collaborated with other recording artists from roshi murphy to jose gonzales. mixing it up as usual to create a sound that's both retro and completely fresh. talent says a glow. well network for young generation of filmmakers what are their concerns in twenty teams at this time we needed to rector from the united states. questions of identity are certainly something that runs through my work consistently. hi i'm captain fairfax right and i'm a director from the united states. a little less. than one of the nice things about

when an engineer gustave fail had it built for the eight hundred eighty nine world's fair artists and intellectuals derided it as a blight on the city's skyline. thoroughly on be described as a tragic street lamp that was a broadside at the fails industrial style which contrasted sharply with the historic stone buildings of the city. the initial plan was to tear the tower down after two decades architect fair trial and one explains why it's still standing today. it's a little of some point got the idea that the tower could be used as a place for a radio antenna. that the french army was really interested in and began to do experiments around transmissions that made the tower strategically important and that's why they kept it. all knuckle so maybe. the teller affords impressive views from many vetted points especially from the second and third platforms. you can see many other persian sites from here including the louvre. and the dome of elysium valley. of the view changes all the time it's never the same what's really impressive is how the sky in the tower influence each other you're

you may not have heard of gustav holst or ralph vonn williams, meghan markle will have to know the nameso get past questions on arts and culture. ♪ >> looking across to the houses of parliament, the very center of political power here in the uk, meghan markle will have to learn the ins and outs of the british government but may face obscure questions like the height of the london eye. 443 feet to be exact. >> and history of course, lots of history. which 800-year-old document set the foundation for british parliament? the magna carta housed here at the brit, library. even actual british struggle to answer some questions. >> saint andrew, patron saint of which country? >> lithuania. >> come on, easy one. >> what's the height of the lon done e don eye? >> i've don't know. >> an actual question. >> wow, feel sorry for her. really hard. >> who is the fifth wife of henry viii? >> no idea. >> who invaded england? >> the normans. >> got it! >> didn't feel me with confidence when i took the citizenship test myself last week. >> that was so hard. okay here is the moment. i passed. god save the qu

critic of the fog peace deal and he wants to make it tougher is likely to face left wing challenger gustav all petro in a second round runoff in three weeks mocking america editor of the sea and human reports from bogota. this was in his bunk and lecture in so many ways first of all because it was the first election in more than half a century in which guns were not fired people went to the polls these without the fear of liberal groups attacking them also it was the first time that the religious or former fundamentalists or i did some time about a year ago actually went and voted for the first time in their lives including the timor temple which is the alias of the foreign leader of the world to be going on don't you know he said he hoped the cube would have been again actually conciliation but we also had people voting for the front runner who didn't get forty percent of the boat we says that if the second runner up are those that will better off is actually elected president this country could turn into one of the some of our own other than straight up right now the supporters are here

but he'll be facing his political end to says former mayor gustave who in his use was a left wing urban guerrilla and follow him almost from his and this is what we're going to talk about at the ballot boxes in fifteen days it's a return to violence or it's building an era of peace. picture supporters believe he can deliver on the promise of health education and social justice for millions of disenfranchised colombians in what is one of the world's most socially unequal countries. that if you help the old the mothers like me who needed help i always had his support when he was mayor i trust and believe in hand. in order to win the ground he has been the biggest. which is that we are not going on kind of opponents warn he'll turn colombia into a new than israela or cuba he is deeply distrusted by the political and economical stablish meant. but do get to raises concerns among moderates. i have no doubt that if you were. extradite the park leaders and the peace process the same thing that happened in the middle east after agreements were violated will happen here so what's clear is that c

for more on for more on that musing in a sortie i'm joined now by gustav brezhnev from the european a council on foreign relations is with me here in the studio welcome wistar and also joining me now is our correspondent in new shell when she is in talks just took place let me start with you emily what was your key takeaway from the comments of the two leaders the taschen a whole range of issues. well you know what i think my main takeaway from this press conference that we just saw and from the meeting today was in the way the mood here in sochi and the mood of that meeting both of the leaders seemed quite relaxed it was pretty clear that they have known each other for many years they have been after all had a working relationship since two thousand and five even presented angle americal with flowers when they first met and both said that the talks had been constructive even though of course both mentioned that there are of course also substantial differences in opinions on both sides putin said that the talks have been open and that there had been extensive substantial exchange on a

much for that of course may come back to you later in the program let me finally put a question to gustave how did emily said that a fourteen give. flowers as she came and what sorts you mock a bit of a turning point in easing tensions between the two countries. actually i don't think that she will be impressed flowers she's a very down to earth person and if you noticed her style both in government but also how she decorates the chancellery it's basically a very very straightforward building and there is no decoration at all so so it might be a tripod she's you she's a. sort of a natural scientists will have to go down to two interests and real concessions and politics so from male perspective this is all about atmospherics and not substance of course we continue our conversation. from the european council for foreign relations i think thank you thank you very much for your thoughts for now and of course i return to you later in the program. and we bring you live pictures of that press conference in sochi when that starts and go live to our correspondent emily show in there also talk to a