inspired by the buildings they'd seen in mother about the city side mosque he called to be a mosque in marrakesh and the illustrated books full of motifs from persia ethiopia angola or brazil. they cast stone into a seemingly wild profusion of motifs nautical motifs as though ship's ropes were the most natural way to hold stones in place. mythological characters from other cultures and even their own fantasies during their travels. using new craft techniques learned from silversmiths in india or africa the artists created statues on imminence and release with an astonishing wealth of motifs their work gave rise to a new style named after their king the man willing style which is found nowhere else in the world. the man when the first not a great king but certainly a fortunate one whose reign just happened to coincide with portugal's greatest hour impatiently pressed ahead with the construction of the ministry at times more than five thousand craftsmen and laborers were employed on the site. in the massive name if charged with a powerful owner of the sacred the verve and abandon of the stonemason

marrakesh, and it is a really amazing place for a raise.y, will have an impact on everything we see at home. india doesn't bulging, the government banned the sale of new petrol and diesel sales, and... formally, a really aggressive racing environment, we are pushing the technology barriers read the limit. ultimately, cars that drive more efficiently, faster, more enjoyably for our consumers. that is key. the main challenge facing electric cars is their battery. it takes two cars to co m plete is their battery. it takes two cars to complete a raise, but as of next season, drivers will be down to one car, a big step forward. next year, we will have new regulation with only one car for the driver instead of two. that will show that we have improved by 100%. the season continues in zurich this weekend with the race notjust on the track, but for our business, too. it doesn't sound be same, does it. and you can watch the full newsbeat documentary, formula e: driving change, on the bbc iplayer. before we go, we are still waiting for a good's team

we're here in marrakesh. we made it and it's a really amazing place.lm trees everywhere and yet behind me is the atlas mountains. we've just been told there are two metres of snow fall, so it's this amazing contrast between hot, tropical weather and these snowy mountains. as the final preparations are under way, we catch up with alex as he looks ahead to the race. it would feel weird if you didn't feel nervous, and also, it's what you have only known for me, since i was ten years old, since i started racing. and for me, it almost feels like home to have that feeling. you end up sort of enjoying it. this is what i do, that's what i live for, and that's that feeling of pressure and excitement all at the same time. we also meet alex's team—mate sam. alex is a really strong team mate. nice guy, great to work with. you have to remember alex is in his first year, and i'm the one with all of the experience, so alex is catching up in that respect. on race morning, alex qualifies in sixth place, with sam qualifying in second. this is definitely the most rock ‘n

marrakesh is a popular tourist destination but many visitors to the city tend to explore it by horse and carriage on the list of must see sights the famous square in the medina. the condo wants to get those tourists out and about with an attraction that mara cash has rarely offered before bike tours. some of the other guides here show their groups all the best known landmarks but also a side of the city they'd otherwise never see and that's drawing more and more fans . take their charges into the hustle and bustle of america to places where carriages and taxis never com. they relate stories of daily life that don't appear in guidebooks and bring them to some unusual locations. like this typical bakery which bakes the bread for the entire neighborhood it's a great place to just sit and gossip for a while. until now become a has received aid from the foundation but in the future the project organizers hope it will become self-supporting. that bike tours are growing increasingly popular. in two thousand and seventeen when we just do we tours it was very like we just like like we have to

he won a title, a doubles title can and he also reached his first atp singles final in marrakesh.e so far on which admin has not shown us what he's truly capable of. so, not a great day for edmund, but spain's rafa nadal‘s charge for a record 11th french open title continues. the top seed in the men's draw is comfortably through to the fourth round, the last 16, after a straight sets win over home favourite richard gasquet. nick parrott watched this one. richard gasquet is french, but rafael nadal is more at home at roland garros. the king of clay can boast ten titles in paris and of never having lost to his opponent. their 16th meeting was only going to go one way. the home fans had to wait until the fourth game to see their man win his first point. such was the dominance of the spaniard. and they heartily cheered everyone that followed. gasquet eventually making a contest of the opening set. but he could only delay the inevitable. 31 places separate these two in the world rankings, but the gulf in class looked even wider. it was all wrapped up afterjust under two hours, and it w

quarterfinal in madrid, he won doubles title in estoril and he reached his first atp singles final in marrakeshace so far in which he has not shown is what he is truly capable of. this wasn't my day. yet, fish oil, had my chances, he had his, hejust got fish oil, had my chances, he had his, he just got them today —— for sure, i had my chances. it is over 110w. sure, i had my chances. it is over now. just sort of reflect a bit and go again the grass court season. elsewhere serena williams continued this comeback, in herfirst grand slam since having her baby she beat julia georges and looks forward to the next tie against her old rival maria sharapova. maria sharapova beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. in the men's tour top seed rafael nadal had a comfortable straight sets win over richard gasquet to reach the fourth round, he has been ten times french champion and he made a ball by‘s day by warming down with him before leaving the court. lovely stuff. but young boys has a decent back and! wales begin their summer tour of north and south america with a 22—20 win over south africa in washing

we are in marrakesh, we made it and it's an amazing place for a race.bout this is the technology they are developing for the cars on the track today, which is moving at a very rapid pace and will impact everything we see at home driving which will have a great effect on the environment. from 2040 the government has banned the sale of new petrol and diesel cars. sir richard branson is one of those investing in formula e and he thinks the date needs brought forward. personally i think 2040 is too long. there are governments in europe which have said by 2025 all new cars must be battery driven. that is what i would hope every government around the world does. but the government does not agree, they are not giving much away on what the deadline of 2040 will need for drivers but save more detail is imminent. what we've got at the moment is obviously car industry very much based around conventional diesel and petrol vehicles, radically improving and investing towards electric and it's a question of allowing them enough time to make the transition and trading

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masters 1000 quarterfinal in madrid, he won a doubles title and reached his first atp singles final in marrakesh one surface so far on which edmund hasn't shown us what he is truly capable of. in by, what he is truly capable of. in rugby, wales began their summer tour of north and south america with a win over south africa in washington, dc. ryan elias scoring this try to give wales the win. 22—20 it's finished. they had to south america to face argentina next weekend. warrington wolves are to the semifinals of the challenge cup after beating wigan warriors 23—0. it's their first win over wigan in the competition since 1936. st helens play hull fc live on bbc two at 3pm. justin rose have the chance to become golf‘s world number one if he wins the memorial tournament. he w011 he wins the memorial tournament. he won last week's ft. worth invitational and will become world number one with victory here. he made six birdies and is one ahead of tiger woods. four birdies and an eagle in a ii—under par round of 68. he was the leader at one point, finished with a couple of bogeys. the round of the day be

i've been cop one if that tells you something and marrakesh stood out with purpose and commitment andhat was memorable, what i remember was the steady uptick of countries that continue to ratify the agreement that day and the following weeks with signaling a very steely determination to carry on, and that's what i remember from that moment and now 18 months later, that same decisiveness is very much evident. trump can announce what he will, but the reality on the ground in the u.s. and around the world is that effort to tackle climate continue regardless and unabated. and to someone who has been involved in the climate regime several decades, i can bear witness to the fact that there has been steady progress forward. if you ask me s it fast, decisive and transform tiff enough? not at all, but it has been relentless, so we're deeply honored today to have so many distinguished leaders from government, finance and international relations to join us to reflect on where we are and on how the american people have responded and indeed how the world has responded and before i turn over the fl

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