dealing with its past its very much forced to confront its present and its future at the moment and jemma society and politics as a whole is being asked what kind of germany does it want to beno in the now but also in the coming is what kind of values this country wants to stand for you know it's interesting that the frontrunners time i was talking about self reflection and reconciliation but it seems after his speech then the messages turned very political minister listen to what the prime minister of israel that you know what he said i'm concerned. that we have yet to see a unified and resolute stance against the most submitted on the planet a regime that openly seeks to develop nuclear weapons and i'm not really the one and only jewish state israel salutes president trump and vice president pence for confronting the tyrants of tehran i call on all governments to join the vital effort of confronting iran. so peter here we are at an event marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp and there we have that yahoo talking about modern day geopolitics an

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the german thinks deep into their jemma culture of looking at stereotypes but if you think the future of the country that i don't. even seem to think fit is drama there you go it's all about. bob i'm a joke join me to meet the gentleman from d w post. in the. climate change. the specifics. people. want to do years do they have their future. d.w. dot com or chemical city the melting. could sure. to . change the world. the cry for freedom and the fight for freedom were always accompanied by music. they transcend dreams and bring us all together. our 2 part documentary about the revolutionary power of music. martin john the songs become pieces of history. the songs like that don't go away but stay with us for all time like. the sound of fresh starts february 7th on w. . the lineup for the berlin international film festival is finally out we'll see what movies have a shot at this year's top prizes and also on the show. pablo picasso was a revolutionary even when it came to how he used paper an exhibition at london's while academy takes a fresh look. and the painter frida kahlo features in

thinks the printer jemma culture of looking at stereotypes quests in your thinking country. taking his grandmother there. it's all the. time rachel join me. post. hello and welcome to arts and culture berlin fashion week is in full swing and in times of climate crisis making a concerted effort to clean up one of the world's most polluting industries we'll find out more and take a look at these stories. the charismatic christina of a stone is the new woman wielding the baton and driving the action into production of. and we visit the house in pamplona which has earned itself the title thanks to its award winning and on embellish concrete design. all since 2007 berlin fashion week has taken place twice a year in january and july and over the years it's earned a reputation as a great place for young designers to earn their stripes but young designers are by definition tapping into the mentality and aesthetics of millennial and even jen says which means that sustainability in the industry has grown radically in importance and that's where the new a new trade show plays a major r

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our chief environment correspondent — justin rowlatt and camera operator jemma cox — travelled across — trying to understand how the thwaites glacier is changing. until this year only four people have ever been here, the front of what they call the doomsday glacier but what is happening here is crucialfor us happening here is crucialfor us all. this icu is very accessible to change so if we are thinking about what is the level going to look like in ten yea rs, level going to look like in ten years, this iglesia is going to be the place to be and this is the location to be asking these questions. standing right on the —— glacier. questions. standing right on the -- glacier. the chaos of broken ice at the front of thwa ites broken ice at the front of thwaites is almost 100 miles wide and is collapsing into the sea at two miles per year. it sits at the heart of a vast basin of ice in western antarctica. the glacier is the size of britain and contains more than half a metre of sea level rises. but if thwaites goes, much of the west antarctic ice sheet will too and there is three millimetr

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anger at that what i'm hearing and it will work towards addressing their demands with a family that jemma the majority of him. that instead of calming them protests flared up again on the streets of the capital beirut and around the country. demonstrators say they want to see a government of independent experts who'd be able to deal with the country's financial crisis and not ministers selected through horse trading by political parties. and we want a government of experts the politicians should not have brought their advisors. this is meant in these leaders do not represent us this government doesn't reflect us we want a government that's ours. protesters are demanding swift progress which may prove difficult for the new government with hezbollah designated a terrorist group by the us its key role in picking lebanon's ministers who make it harder for the country to win the foreign support it so vitally needs. for more i'm joined by reporter welcome though we heard about reports of the new plan this is sounding very upbeat but how different is this new government from the previous one so

well, we have got that on a small video my niece jemma once.inspiration for lifebook, to actually find that moment. i have to say, i thought about this for people that i know who may no longer be with us soon and yet they lived through the second world war, in the case of my great grandma, two world wars, she lived to nearly 100, so it is capturing stories which are fascinating and may not be heard otherwise, but it does sound expensive, right. it is stories and it is social history and what price do you put on that? it is priceless. but it starts at £7,500 and can go up but it starts at £7,500 and can go up to something like 30,000, to give you a sense of where we are. it is 150 hours' and work that is the price of a gardener, if you put it in that context. a lot of customers are buying it for themselves, the average age of the customer is 82. we think people should be gifting it to their parents but they are not, these people want to have a legacy. one of our customer said if ijust leave another £7,500 to my kids, they are going to blow it. i

are active there including some affiliated to al qaida soldiers from bikini chad mali mauritania and jemma make up the sawhill chief 5 joint force helped by those friendships so it's actually been following events at the summit in poland explains why the 5 leaders won the french troops to stay. well at the end of this summit in poland southwest and france the g 5. leaders and the french president agreed to cooperate more closely militarily and politically to fight what they called a growing terrorism in the region the president of bikini said the 29000 had been a very difficult year with an increasing number of fatal attacks against the military and against civilians he talks about being a humanitarian crisis that was unprecedented in the region now what the leaders said they needed to do was basically bolster the region the border region between bikini faso nisha and mali a particularly volatile region where many of these attacks have taken place france also sending $220.00 extra troops and they also called on the international community to do more to support this region to support the g

and justinjoins me in the studio now along with camerawoman jemma cox.you more worried than you were? i think i am. i was excited to go to one of the most remote places on earth to the last wilderness which is what antarctica is and i was shocked, i was quite emotional, gemma interviewed me and i was surprised how emotional i was because the things we do in our society are affecting some sort of mutton such a profound way, ed stood me up anyway i had not anticipated. how do about is it? it felt like we we re how do about is it? it felt like we were on a completely different planet, you are you could not contact people, i embraced it, lived in this tiny little tent but it is like being in a completely different world, 204i was of daylight, you cannot shovel everyday shower every day. had just cannot shovel everyday shower every day. hadjust been cannot shovel everyday shower every day. had just been christmas day? how did you spend christmas day?|j ended how did you spend christmas day?” ended up stuck with a few strangers and a camp but i got lucky becau