samantha mckenna is expecting her third child and katherina is caring for her during her pregnancy. she'll also be present at the birth but only to provide emotional support as a friend but my forgetting i'd only return to assisting with deliveries if i had a really good idea of how i could work in a team outside the hospital and not be on constant cool. but i took this. babies come into the world at any time of the day or night so these midwives are on call twenty four seven but having to be available all the time we tack on her family life wonderful good trait just as it should be. freelance midwives pay high liability insurance premiums that's also another thing preventing cutlery now from returning to delivering babies i let in will be flushed with the best hurdle i would face if i went back to delivering babies next year would be when i get the six or seven thousand one already has to pay for liability insurance he must ha ha ha because i need that before i could return and i think that's also the biggest problem facing the young midwives who've just finished training. yourself

today katherina has brought an apprentice along cyrus sadaf ski wants to become a midwife. this she wants to get an impression of what the jobs like and here how and marley's birth went. to visit his cousin my absolute he wanted kids arena's to be that i knew someone i trusted was that that we could do it that i didn't need to be afraid because that had problems with the best of my first child and i had no reason to be afraid well kind of and she was there to really help me relax to clinton which one doublings with us t.v. next month. well you know and marley's birth also made it clear to cut to rena what she's been missing. you know what my want to do beth's again because i love. to misrata saw i think it was a real gift for me to be present at one again after woman hockey is it was like it just rounded everything all of us up. but first she has to find out how to better reconcile her own family life with her chosen profession. until then she'll be dedicating much of her time to the fight for better obstetrical care in germany. as most of the trick is that we have must ens

i'm joined in the studio now by katherina from finn welcome katherina covering as a fan of the great jazz age of the 19 twenties and thirties she's also a more importantly the banjo player and singer of the rufus temple orchestra we're going to play some hot jazz in just a little while but 1st let's have a look at this trend in day this boom for parties 19 twenties on the wall caterina attends and often performs at our club nights called. it's like going back in time to the crazy and wild 1920 s. here in. the united center of the poem so vosh evenings as an adult child has brought back the saturn istic parties with some music and but then asked dancers. elsa has been organizing these events for over 10 years now meanwhile up to 1000 stylishly dressed guest evening show up to help club nights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just responding music but also the defining decadence a little. and even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get him there is a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenty's and thirty's or you could be turned away

katherina the exhibition is toured in so many different countries what's the differences between other places and here in london this is its 19th outing touring exhibition and it's i've been waiting for it. i'm here forever and it's come home this i hope will be its last resting place but it's dedicated and set up in the way that stanley used england and london in particular for his locations that is the f. 0.7 that's the one that's the one from last year in all its glory and so he had a b.n.c. mitchell camera adapted to take our plans these trucks to the tanks that we went with us everywhere because we well i was a forwards from new york to london and there were you know lots of the white house is a number one the one. we settled here in 1968 we made this our home and stanley loved working here and the way he used lies the buildings and the countryside of this country are particularly. important in this particular exhibition dizzee americans and i want to say as a new yorker but you see lovat but obviously there's a resurgence now in serious youth crime and the clock or gorringe paint

katherina yuschenko is a former u.s. state department official and worked in the white house during the reagan administration the division was along geographic lines traditionally russian eastern ukraine voted for young age while western ukraine chose use janko by the announced result viktor yuschenko lost to victory on a covert each but thousands of people didn't agree with it and they came to the central square of kiev on the 22nd of november. the situation received wide news coverage the country's election commission ignored reports of fraud declaring kremlin back victory the winner international politicians such as former general secretary of nato. became frequent guests in kiev initiating negotiations between parties in a faltering will. be able to get. the results of the negotiations however were often reached only on paper thus you go never told the supporters to stop blocking government buildings in central kiev. and therefore these nonviolent and very orange protests lasted for a month during which time the prev

is justice minister who is the lead candidate for the social democrats in this european election katherina bali and what she says is will europe remain liberal cosmopolitan and based on cooperation or will it become authoritarian and nationalistic and full of hate do you share her assessment absolutely and we see that. we have this division and this polarization off people who want more integration of people who want more unity of the european context and on the other side people who try to stress on their on their national context as people and parties must say who would rather pull out of europe than continuing this yeah one must say success story of europe and within this frame and it's not enough to only dismantle your up but to really put pressure and to endanger minorities to to to spread fear and to spread hate be it on social media or even on the streets so this question off haven't haven't this to call listen it's not only. important when we work at europe but it also regards every city sing sing us citizens within their perspective home country the when we talk about values life