britain is home to more than 100000 elections many moved here after latvia joined the e.u.because the wages were good or in the wake of the financial crisis. on sundays children take classes at select and house in london learning the latvian language learning songs and their own culture helps them stay connected to their homeland. for months breck's it has been causing turmoil a worry for many latvians what about their residency status what about their pensions. at a reception in the last few an embassy they speak with their foreign minister many tell him that the attitude towards foreigners has changed dramatically here. at the other end the open dark hole they should have a ritual that i never experienced before they actually came out with. abuse to people who was speaking the same language she was saying i thought that desperately sad. i mean it's like feeling foreign minister edgar's rink a vigil travelled specially to london to woo the ex-pats to return home of the he sees it as an opportunity for. i would say the breaks it globally was good if i buy a say in there say

and returned to latvia the uncertainty about living in a britain that's no longer in the e.u. drove him to leave. back in england to tim's operated a small gardening business now he wants to make a fresh start he's arranged to meet fellow gardener she and her staff attend the grounds of reagan's only croquet club. but he hopes to get some advice but the weather is giving him 2nd thought to shape the gardening season is much shorter here in southern england it was 10 months long. as we start mowing lawns just before christmas and started again in february. it's made in response hard to imagine how you can survive the winter here how you can make a living as a gardener in latvia but there's also a big discrepancy in pay some of it. britain is home to more than 100000 elections many moved here after lexia joined the e.u. because the wages were good or in the wake of the financial crisis. on sundays children take classes at select and house in london learning the life in language learning songs and their own culture helps them stay connected to their homeland. for months breakfast

more than a quarter of latvia's 2200000 inhabitants are ethnic russians. 45 minutes later place your dough onto the flour to. take 40 grams of it and put it into a separate bowl add another 35000000 liters of water and set it aside. line approving basket with a kitchen towel. place the dough inside cover it and leverage to prove again for around 60 minutes this recipe takes time and it's complex just like latvia's history and culture yourself being rather pragmatic very patient and in the culture there's a strong creativity it always presses its way through and now it's our turn to get creative place the door on baking paper and apply the dough and water mixture which is kept separate from the main go to elections this gesture comes naturally watch a lot. finally decorated with a traditional pattern. slice of bread into the oven preheated to 250 degrees celsius bake it for 40 minutes 10 minutes in reduce the heat to 190 decrease celsius finally place the loaf with a mixture of 3 grams of potato starch and 200 milliliters of boiling water there you have it. roots and. that's all i say

it has not been published in latvia for over 20 years.key link to the hitler story — it's rita. she runs a second—hand book website in latvia. it had based its report on data from her web page. mein kampf is available through her site and users do appear to be clicking on it — but who exactly? so, it is interesting that about 70% of all clicks are anonymous. and if we compare it with the other most popular books like harry potter, 70% are registered users. so if most of the clicks for mein kampf are anonymous, what does that mean? they could be fake users. fake views to make fake news? yeah, definitely. i think the fundamental aim of the russian operation is to undermine the other countries. russia cannot tolerate the success of the baltics that have embraced freedoms and values of the west and can be successful. a good example is very dangerous so you should taint it. if russia has become the grand spoiler, can it be, does it still want to be a superpower? this is my chance to ask the president. vladimir putin has just finished an event

and the challenge of integration is something not are known to latvia my country dealt with a little bit of immigration as well during the 50 years of soviet occupation more than 700000 people migrants arrived in our country. more than a quarter of latter years 2200000 inhabitants are ethnic russians. 45 minutes later place your dough on to a flower to. take 40 crumbs of it and put it into a separate bowl and another 35000000 liters of water and set it aside. and approving basket with a kitchen towel. place the dough inside cover it and leverage to prove again for around 60 minutes this recipe takes time and it's complex just like latvia's history and culture yourself as being rather pragmatic very patient and in the culture there's a strong creativity it always presses its way through and now it's our turn to get creative place the dawn baking paper and apply the dough and water mixture which is kept separate from the main dough to let this gesture comes naturally watch. finally decorated with a traditional pattern. slice of bread into the oven preheated to 250 decrease celsius bake

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just feeling the pressure to 2 years ago the organizers moved the festivals competition to riga in latvia many of the films cover political topics like the war in syria and in ukraine 15 films that screened in latvia are not being shown in russia this year but the festival's director is determined to keep our talk fest alive from moscow audiences to. or. with him go i want to show every audience member here that real life exists and if there are doubts about what is happening in the country just their crazy imagination at the i want those big. people to meet and sit next to each other to be shoulder to shoulder to physically feel each other's presence and them so they can feel they are not alone i mean you didn't work you. want them to make it created an hour long version of their show especially for the festival it's one of the ways the our dr asked and it's the us are standing up to mainstream political culture in russia so i knew. this film and its way of presenting the material cathartic if you let you let off steam built up anger or dissatisfaction with what is happening. in the. sou

group a forward battle in latvia. we are leading the command mission in baghdad. canadians are a strong part of this alliance and we'll continue to be. this is just a great opportunity for me to sit down with the president and talk about the many issues in which we work ogether. [speaking a foreign language] it president trump: that sounded very good. reporter: mr. president, climate change is a top priority for the prime minister here as ell as for president macron. it [indiscernable] are you -- president trump: obviously climate change is very important for me. i have done many environmental impact statements over my life. and i believe very strongly, very, very crystal clear clean water and clean air. that's a big part. i also see what's happening with our oceans where certain countries are dumping unlimited loads of things in it. they float. they tend to float towards the united states. i see that happening and nobody's ever seen anything like it. it's gotten worse. it's very important to me, also. i want clean air and clean water. that's the number one and nu

so i need to review no comes from latvia it took her 8 days to create her christmas team usa and. i started sculptors i think when i was 12 or 13 and there was at home in latvia there was like a kid's. competition which happened every year but only once a year and it was in july so and i started to go there and at 1st i didn't win and the same but then i grew up older and i start to get better and. i start to i get to 1st prices. the canary islands are warm enough for people to go swimming in mid winter it's a summary christmas trees and. a tour of the exhibition on last fall most popular beach can get people into the christmas spirit the nativity scene sand sculpture festival and grand canaria is now in its 14th year. this time it counts a tad lows each made up of several figures from over 2000 tons of sand. you discover more and more images i can imagine at night when it's all a woman a did you notice even more details. one of a kind this is only sand and water this mind sleep blows the mind not only is it artistic but also portray is a vision. one of list promise landmarks is t

christa in latvia back in march.within the icy theme, it was my turn to feel the cold when i headed to the french alps to try my hand at ice diving. i still can't believe i somehow got talked into that one. the good news is i can't feel how cold it is out here. the lake i'll be diving into is right in the ski village of tignes le lac, just a stone's throw from the lifts. the more i stare at the icy abyss, the more ijust want to stick my foot in just to get a taste or a feel of how cold it is. i know they said i'm not going to feel the cold, but i'm really nervous about my body going into some kind of shock once i get into the water. i am sure it will be fine, but my mind is currently in overdrive. ijust want to get in now. you are in, perfect. davan will be staying above the ice, helping me and another instructor go under. it is not an activity you can do as a group. rather, one person at a time with an instructor, for safety reasons. we will go into the water... now. my initial worries of freezing to death quickly w

we are leading in nato -- in latvia. we continue to step up like most of our allies. there are some countries that even though they might reach the 2% don't step up nearly as much. i think it's important to look at what is actually being done. and the united states and our nato allies know that canada is a solid, reliable partner. we'll continue to defend nato and our interests. pres. trump: there is tremendous coordination with radar and technologically we have tremendous coordination between canada and the united states. yes? what advice are you getting on impeachment? pres. trump: we are winning so big. we had our biggest fundraising months ever. the last quarter was unbelievable. i have my best poll numbers that i've ever had. the impeachment hoax is going nowhere. the republican party has never been so unified as it is right now. i've never seen anything like it. areone thing, republicans better politicians with better policies, but the democrats do stick together. borders.rats like open they like sanctuary cities. they like a lot of things that are not good, but

trump's rolling with romania, lithuania, and latvia because of what happened? it's almost like the popular kids dropped him, and now he's eating lunch at the loser table. they're probably really nice. "don't be sad, donald. you can have some of my horse tongue. it's boiled and pickled!" "get away." ( laughter ) so look, man, clearly, nato did not go well for donald trump. and i'll be honest. i don't blame the donald for flying home early. mr. president, you shouldn't be in a place where people are going to laugh at you behind your back. you get on air force one and you fly straight back home, where we promise that we will laugh at you to your face. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. i've been working on cars my whole life, and that has an effect on how i work today. i've been trained to notice things that most human eyes don't see. i treat every car i work on like it's my own, and take so much pride in what i do. we sign off, so you can sign on. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ look what we did! we made it thin. how is this possible, you ask? it's not. but we gone done it

trump's rolling with romania, lithuania, and latvia because of what happened?t's almost like the popular kids dropped him, and now he's eating lunch at the loser table. they're probably really nice. "don't be sad, donald. you can have some of my horse tongue. it's boiled and pickled!" "get away." ( laughter ) so look, man, clearly, nato did not go well for donald trump. and i'll be honest. i don't blame the donald for flying home early. mr. president, you shouldn't be in a place where people are going to laugh at you behind your back. you get on air force one and you fly straight back home, where we promise that we will laugh at you to your face. ( cheers and applause ) we'll be right back. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. ♪ their holiday favourites. ♪ ♪ i try to live my life on his tombstone we wrote, "let the work that i have done speak for me." yo

45 years later, when the baltic states were free, they were among our best allies -- estonia, latvia,nd lithuania -- because they remembered that we stood for the right things. and so, yes, you have to do it carefully, you can't give the impression to the people of hong kong that we are gonna come to the rescue. we can't but we need to stand for the right things. >> and that words matter. >> words matter. words matter. and sometimes, words can matter even to the chinese government. to know that the world is watcng and that they need to find a way forward that doesn't include trying to crush that protest, that's important message for everybody who wants to say to china, "if you want to be a member of the international community, don't do that." >> you were not always a republican. which was fun for me to be reminded of. now there are three challengers to president trump in his primary. >> the most recent person to announce that he would challenge president trump is representative mark sanford, who is not a "never-trumper" and simply wants to elevate certain issues in the republican pri

fan of winter sports, you are going to love this next one, because back in march, christa headed to latviary her hand on one of the very few professional bobsleigh tracks open to tourists, and it was quite a ride. welcome to sigulda's bobsleigh track, one of the very few in the world where tourists can get the same adrenaline rush as professional races. we are about to set off, 100 kilometres, down a very icy slope. luckily, i've got an expert pilot, so fingers crossed that it goes very smoothly. apart from the pilots steering the bobsleigh from the front, a team also includes pushers and a brakeman. but tourists get it easy. theyjust need to duck in and hold — very tight. this track is almost 1500—metres long and you need a pretty strong stomach to manage its 16 curves. oh, man! i think that is one of the most intense experiences of my entire life. that was like being in a very, very active, very cold tumble dryer for a minute and a half. another winter sport that can take your breath away is this — the skeleton. imagine a luge with no brakes or steering aid that you ride headfirst. i don

fan of winter sports, you are going to love this next one, because back in march, christa headed to latviaf the very few professional bobsleigh tracks that are open to tourists, and it was quite a ride. welcome to sigulda's bobsleigh track, one of the very few in the world where tourists can get the same adrenaline rush as professional racers. we are about to set off, 100 kilometres down a very icy slope. but luckily, i've got an expert pilot, so fingers crossed that it goes very smoothly. apart from the pilots steering the bobsleigh from the front, a team also includes pushers and a brake man. but tourists get it easy. theyjust need to duck in and hold — very tight! this track is almost 1500 metres long and you need a pretty strong stomach to manage its 16 curves. woo! chuckles. oh, man! woo! i think that is one of the most intense experiences of my entire life. that was like being in a very, very active, very cold tunnel dryer for a minute and a half. another winter sport that can take your breath away is this — the skeleton. imagine a luge with no brakes or steering aid that you ride he

to the tiniest detail here performing beethoven in tokyo young sons was born in 1943 in riga when latvia was occupied by the nazis his father was a violinist and conductor his mother an opera singer they encourage their sons musical talent see saw or move through the again they got me to move in this direction without putting me under pressure so reasons and be. like a ray of sun that says go this way this is dissolved so i gave. the song studied violin piano and conducting in leningrad in vienna his big breakthrough came when he won the 1971 korean competition in berlin he later worked in oslo pittsburgh and amsterdam in 2003 he became chief conductor of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra in munich. was and 190 someone who really knows how to inspire people and infuses every note with in a passion that's a rare quality for it and this isn't his it inequality it. with young songs passing the music world has lost a great conductor. you're watching to governing us from berlin coming up it's a bonus make a show with all of the action from sunday's matches you can follow us on twitter at

in latvia the baltic country gets its liquefied natural gas by ship from qatar poland is signed contracts with the us for liquefied gas both countries want to free themselves from dependence on russia but taking climate change into consideration the north stream to pipeline could also be used to transport hydrogen instead of natural gas experts like and say climate killing greenhouse gases can be avoided that way. when he. supposed to use natural gas long term and i'm supposed to split hydrogen and carbon dioxide the russians are working on a process for making solid carbon so there won't even be a need for carbon dioxide storage and i know. that means large volumes of liquid hydrogen could be transported by nord stream to replace in climate damaging natural gas it's only a dream of the future but climate change is accelerating the process. full malaysian prime minister najib rezai is due to testify for the 1st time over the one m.t.v. scandal iran's of course and for tuesday to begin his defense in the trial over the plundering off malaysia's sovereign wealth funds as he denies the charg

to the tiniest detail here performing beethoven in tokyo young sons was born in 1943 in riga when latvia was occupied by the nazis his father was a violinist and conductor his mother an opera singer they encouraged their sons musical talent to see tommy saw or made the rope they got made to move in this direction without putting me under pressure so reasons even like a ray of sun that says go this way he says dissolve you so you get to the zoo. the sun studied violin piano and conducting in leningrad and vienna his big breakthrough came when he won the 1971 carry on competition in berlin he later worked in oslo pittsburgh and amsterdam in 2003 he became chief conductor of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra in munich. that is and 190 someone who really knows how to inspire people and infuses every note within a passion that's a rare quality of food and this is and is it in a quality it. with young sons passing the music world has lost a great conductor. but don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the guard just download our app from google play all from the app store now to give y

we're leading in nato -- no latvia. we continue to step up, like most of our allies.re are some countries that, even though they might reach the 2%, don't step up nearly as much and i think it's important to look at what is actually being done. and the united states and all nato allies know that canada is a solid reliable partner that will continue nato and defend our interests. >> we do have tremendous coordination with radars, all the different things technologically. tremendous coordination between canada and the united states. >> president trump to turn back to impeachment. you met with mark penn last month. what did you learn from that meeting and what advice are you get? >> we are winning so big. we lad our biggest fund-raising month ever. we've had -- last quarter was unbelievab unbelievable. the impeachment hoax is going nowhere. the republican party has never been so unified as tuesday now. i have never seen anything like it. i used to tell you, the one thing, republicans are better politicians, have better policies but the democrats do stick together. the de

fan of winter sports, you are going to love this next one because, back in march, christa headed to latviacome to sigulda's bobsleigh track, one of the very few in the world where tourists can get the same adrenaline rush as professional racers. we are about to set off, 100 kilometres down a very icy slope. but luckily, i've got an expert pilot, so fingers crossed that it goes very smoothly. apart from the pilots steering the bobsleigh from the front, a team also includes pushers and a brake man. but tourists get it easy. theyjust need to duck in and hold — very tight! this track is almost 1,500 metres long and you need a pretty strong stomach to manage its 16 curves. whoo! she chuckles. oh, man! whoo! i think that is one of the most intense experiences of my entire life. that was like being in a very, very active, very cold tunnel dryer for a minute and a half. another winter sport that can take your breath away is this — the skeleton. imagine a luge with no brakes or steering aid that you ride headfirst. i don't think i'm ready to try one of the full—blown skeletons, but there is a touri

wilkinson now about whatever latvia or estonia came under attack, with the us rush to the defence?o allies we re the defence? why our nato allies were denting more when it comes to us and textures actions in northern syria? us and textures actions in northern syria ? —— us and textures actions in northern syria? —— turkish actions. some of those have been provoked by those controversial comments by the french president. he said it was a wake—up call and one nato denies that, it is clear that it has had an impact. we will hear more soon. back to you in london. two russian diplomats have been expelled by germany following the murder of a georgian citizen in a park in berlin. zelimkhan khangoshvili, a former chechen rebel commander, was shot twice in the head at close range in august. prosecutors have described it as an execution—style killing. the kremlin has denied involvement and says it will retaliate for the expulsions. i'm joined by our berlin correspondent, damien mcguinness. it sounds like a spy film. zelimkhan khangoshvili was walking in the middle of berlin, he was shot by a

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