that was lisa husby speaking to bbc�*s witness history.s historic hunt for signs of ancient life there. nasa has been getting its rover to test various sophisticated instruments which will start taking soil samples soon from what was once a suspected lake bed. the hope is that will unearth evidence of potential primitive life, as mark lobel explains. the perseverance rover landed on mars in february and is about to continue its historic hunt for ancient life. nasa has been getting its sophisticated instruments to start taking soil samples soon from what was suspected a once lakebed about 40 kilometres wide. scientists are still unsure whether this oil is sedimentary or volcanic. life would not have had much of a chance to advance any more so we always say we looking for evidence of potential microbial life. taking back to the bag hanging on the lunar— taking back to the bag hanging on the lunar module. nasa taking back to the bag hanging on the lunar module.— taking back to the bag hanging on the lunar module. nasa compares this art of the

here's lisa husby again.right—wing extremism. and i try to use it as something positive. i realise that this one friday back in 2011 shouldn't be allowed to define the rest of my life and to define me as a victim for the rest of my life. in the days and months after the attacks there was criticism that the response from the authorities had been inadequate. here's a piece from the financial times last week. it calls the police response "chaotic and plagued by mistakes" and claims that "crucial information wasn't shared between departments." that's something which norway's government says has improved in the years since. here's the prime minister again. translation: the terrorist showed us that it was necessary to strengthen preparedness in the tight marker norway. we have worked on that, in the ten years we have met all the recommendations of the july 22 have met all the recommendations of thejuly 22 commission. norway's ability to deal with terrorism and serious crime is stronger than ever. visibility fredrik

lisa husby.ent will hold a referendum on controversial legislation that limits schools, teaching about homosexuality and transgender issues. the european commission has launched legal action against hungary over the law, which came into force earlier this month. the law triggered protests like this one in, budapest. the new rules were originally intended to increase punishment for convicted paedophiles. an amendment, passed by parliament last month, added a ban on the portrayal or promotion of homosexuality among under—18s. it outlaws discussing lgbtq issues in schools, even during six education classes. —— even during sex education classes. critics say it equates homosexuality and paedophilia. the president of the eu commission, ursula von der leyen, called the law a disgrace, saying... the bbc�*s hardtalk programme spoke to hungary's foreign minister about the referendum. here's some of what he had to say. democracy is about the fulfilment of the will of the people, and now the people will have

lisa has be -- husby was 19 years old at the time and one of the camp's leaders. >> the first time iomething was wrong on the island is justfter 5:00 that afternoon. we could hear what was our firecrackers, but whew for we could do anything, i saw this huge wall of people running towards me from by the docks, where the shots were coming from. you could see in their eyes that they had seen something terrible and i thought, i need to get somewhere safe, because something is wrong. ros: the attacks had a profound impact across norway. it is the country of 5 million people. it's was the headline of a norwegian newspaper. it translates as, 1 in 4 people affected. it goes on to say that a survey found that one in four people in norway someone who was affected by the terror attacks. >> there are many of the survivors who have felt guilt and shame, because everyone fled for their lives. in an escape for life, you take actions that are about saving yourself. ros: many survivors are determined to move on in spite of the trauma of it all. >> i talked about the terror and teach people about the