henrik stenson and anneka sorensen next yea r. tesco henrik stenson and anneka sorensen next year.nd ladies european tours. the total prize fund £1.3 million. ireland's bundee aki on this the rest of the rugby world cup after failing to overturn his red card against samoa, it will surmount for them a dark ireland's data japan. 48 hours for him to appeal. i am sure many of you were watching yesterday's showdown between scotla nd yesterday's showdown between scotland and japan, scotland fans left to reflect on the early exit with the quarterfinal line—up now complete. we will be assessing the fallout for scotland and what it could mean for the potentialfuture of head coach gregor townsend in a moment, but first let's cast a right of the teams remaining. if sport is escapism, really cannot have been more completely thrilling lease so. japanese inhibition left at home, on the streets there were people transformed. the joy at beating scotla nd transformed. the joy at beating scotland to reach a first world cup quarterfinal felt all the more keenly because of the sorrow of the previous d

ok let's bring in our guests today on skype we have henrik or dell he is the executive director of the peace research institute in oslo in lancaster in the u.k. we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentleman henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old a nobel prize is there are korea sticks truly prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is in a world and it's both countries to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous i've heard they're a gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to look for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do th

military stole a bible and a whip from henrik maybe as national hero there restitution linden museum in early 2900 sparked the debate over whether exhibits are absolutely necessary to define a museum. which is what we think that it's important we give to our children for the future so it's a so is it up to it or is it a story than in the museum doesn't have the bible and the whip but it has an incredible amount of stories of controversy. that tells a lot about how human beings who are. museum conversations are deliberately being held without politicians in an intimate tent and university landscape in a township of internet. to go to institute has created a strong network of experts which will be faced challenging task. especially by endowments we're talking about countries with different tribes in number there are 13 or 14 other countries have 50 or 60 different tribes living together people who belong together who have a common language and culture and so i see a big role for museums to play in africa more actively supervising this combining a kind of nation there's not much doubt a

women will compete against each other for one trophy at a new event to be hosted by swedish golfers henrik scandinavian mixed will take place in stockholm nextjune, and is co—sanctioned by both the men's and ladies european tours, and will feature 78 men and 78 women in its field. the event, with a total prize fund of $1.65 million, will count towards world rankings. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, goodbye. well, here's the good news. the weather on tuesday is looking pretty decent across most of the uk. it should be a dry should be a decent across most of the uk. it should be a dry day, at least for most of us, and there will be some sunshine around as well. we will be in between weather systems. so all of that rain we have just had will be clearing out into the north sea. in fact, by dawn, i think we will be in between weather systems. you can see this gap between the weather fronts here, that is going to be in place right across the uk during the course of tuesday. but there is a weather front heading our way, course of tuesday.

another burton a city that's proud of its arts and culture such as the national stage there's a well henrik ibsen was writer in residence and art director. of the coda art museums currently hosting an exhibition of work by edward monk. the university and its libraries. and literature house complete with an impressive bookstore. and of course its writing academy where young with us from across the country come to hone their craft. world famous writer karl over glasgow was one of the school's 1st students in 1988 and thomas s but al was his teacher suddenly you have this situation where there are really good writers living at the same office as you so we were challenging in the charter what can we do away with what can we do radically in that i would do something radical with literature and of course i would do it even more radical than the sort of competition. it gave rise to a highly also biographical and subjective style that's deeply personal steeped in one's eyes and self-doubt and minute plea detailed and completely. ignores the privacy office. the last communist socialist country in in

ok let's bring in our guests today on skype we have henrik or dell he is the executive director of the peace research institute in oslo in lancaster in the u.k. we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentleman henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is in a world and it's both contributes to lift stories about the local peace and patient that is so important for bringing the world towards peace but also of course droids the winners swedes and enormous at her there are gather in lancaster being the best in your field is no guarantee that you're going to get a nobel how come. i think that if anybody say so to the beginning of her career to move for a nobel prize they possibly wouldn't want to get one and i think that you have to do the base w

careful, henrik. the winds could change for you, as well. or have they already?? i feel good. i-i just really want to get out of here. right. i-i'm sure you wish you could take donna with you. [ sighs ] more than anything. i mean, don't get me wrong, i'm so happy and grateful that she's gonna make a full recovery, but the thought of leaving her here in the nicu without me -- right, but if you take her out of here before she's ready, it would be, you know... what you want, n-not necessarily what's best for her. yeah. it would be selfish for me to take donna home now, huh? right. right. you've been, you know... known to be a little selfish in other aspects of your life, but not as a mother. [ chuckles ] yeah, i would really like to believe that about myself. but we both know the truth, right? i mean, come on, jax, it's okay. you can say it. i have no idea what i'm supposed to say. if i hadn't gone back to sonny, there's a good chance that morgan would still be alive. you should be out living your life... with all your potential and your gifts... meeting your baby s

and also with us a brexit party mep, henrik 0vergaard—nielsen.third 90, times, you voted for it on the third go, will you vote for this one? yeah, the basic position i adopted on 29th march was that i was opposed toa on 29th march was that i was opposed to a no—deal brexit and i thought that prime minister may‘s deal gave an opportunity to prevent that from happening, and now that we have a deal which i always thought was the best way to prevent no deal, i expect to be voting for the deal tomorrow, barring any unforeseen circumstances. i have not quite finished reading all the documentation yet but i anticipate that that is what is going to happen, yes. jeremy corbyn says this is worse than theresa may's deal, did labourmps miss is worse than theresa may's deal, did labour mps miss a trick in voting against theresa may's deal?” think we might have missed a trick during the cross— party think we might have missed a trick during the cross—party negotiations in the summer, we probably missed a trick in the two years when mrs may was not concluding a

swedish golfers henrik stenson and anneka store and some will hold a match for the men and women. featuring 78 men and women in its field and the event has assisted at has a total prize amount of £1.3 million. that is all your support for now. good night. some of us have had a real soaking in the last few hours but as we head towards dawn, the weather will be improving across the uk and we are in for some sunshine. the most of us on tuesday, it is dry. not completely, there will be one or two showers around, quite cloudy at times but the weather is looking better. in fact, times but the weather is looking better. infact, during times but the weather is looking better. in fact, during tuesday, will be in between weather systems, this gap in the satellite between the weather fronts, that is going to be over the uk on tuesday. we can see the weather front dying away. i think the most of it because it's not going to last. the second half of the week looks as though things are going downhill once again. tuesday, right from the word go, probably dry across most of us. the cloud is still

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joining me now is henrik urdal, who is head of the peace research, at the institute of oslo.us. this is no surprise to some. a good choice. a very good choice. it is a bold move by the nobel committee. why is it bold? it is still early in the process. he still has to deliver ona the process. he still has to deliver on a lot of areas, including a peace agreement with ethiopian. it still needs to be returned. he needs to deliver on democratic reforms in ethiopia and he also needs to address the increasing levels of regional violence in the country. this will give him the support he needs internationally and also extra eyes on what he is doing. in a way it is an encouragement, a kind of reward for what he has done. the committee, in awarding the peace prize, said he lifted the country's state of emergency and granted amnesty for political prisoners and granted media censorship, etc, what you are saying is it good him even further encouragement to do more in terms of the peace in the future? absolutely. he has started a process towards democratising and stabilising ethiopian. thi