we'll ask its creator, niklas zennstrom. the man behind skype? indeed. wow. and fancy a dance? thanks. right, i'll go on my own then. at the club that is powered by body heat. well, bye, then. we're in the midst of an energy crisis. and office buildings are notoriously power—hungry beasts. plus, in the post—covid world, there's often fewer people actually using them. the great thing about smart buildings is they can have energy efficiency built—in from the ground up. literally. but how about all of those existing buildings, the ones that are climate—controlled but not climate—minded? we've come to atomico house in london, an office building which has been given a new greener lease of life. this building has had an official net zero refurbishment and all of the furniture is either sustainably sourced, vintage or recycled. the floors are made from recycled wood and clay plaster, while no fossil fuels are used for the heading or hot water. for the heating or hot water. even the food is friendly. these guys are using as locally—sourced ingredients as possible, they never cook with

niklas zennstrom co—founded skype, and atomico is his tech focused adventure capital firm.hey intend to affect the planet. the whole mission of atomico is to support founders, game changing founders using technology to go out and replace legacy businesses with new ways of doing things. and potentially build great businesses, and by doing that, building sustainable businesses that are, for example, replacing eating meat by lab produced meat, building electrical aeroplanes or indoor farming. but we also, we are encouraging founders to do that. but we realise also that we need to walk the talk, and we need to lead by example, by looking after our own house, literally. you founded skype, which is the type of technology that is now allowing people to work from home orfrom anywhere. it might be tempting to think you would be all for closing offices anyway? we created skype because of necessity, that we were remote workers. when we started, we had people in different places and we wanted to be able to communicate. but you know what, there is nothing that beats coming together. and

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niklas, donald trump jumped on the criticism of cheney. what are you hearing from her or the staff?e quote from cheney's spokesperson in that "the washington post" story is revealing since like at the end of the day the committee's goal is to produce a compelling report that could potentially change the way the american public sees january 6 and means that things will have to be prioritized. so congresswoman cheney seems to think that current parts are less compelling than others and want people to tune in to a tone. that's a challenge for them. same time we that the committee wanted to drop the transcripts and the remaining evidence and release that to the public. so it is a moot point to argue over certain material might be suppressed as the staffers quoted in the story might suggest. it will arrive at the end of the day but the question is the billing the pieces get. >> what impact it will have. we know that it's going to be part of the historical record. that's a key part. the political impact given exactly that republicans will take control of the house, where do you see that g

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republicans and religious groups are standing out against donald trump's dinner with holocaust denier niklasbetting of bigotry. not all leaders. spoken out but some are peeling away from a former president who for years insisted no ties to the bigoted far right. morton klein told the paper donald trump is not an anti-semite. he loves israel. he loves jews. but he mainstreams, he legitimizes jew haters. >> if you want to say pro-israel in the political life. mainstreams anti-semitism for political purposes. mainstreams white nationalism for political purposes. don't matter what his personal feelings are. if he's promoting that hatred that leads to jewish americans and jews across the world being in more danger. >> meanwhile in an interview yesterday former vice president mike pence denounced trump's actions and while on capitol hill republicans criticized the party's leader. >> wrong to give a white nationalist a seat at the table. i think he should apologize for it. he should denounce those individuals and their hateful rhetoric without qualification. i think the president demonstrated profo

on tuesday trump welcomed anti-semite niklas fuentes to the palm beach estate.claimed he didn't know david duke and did. didn't know the proud boys were but he did. he didn't know -- go down the long list. didn't know what qanon was but he did. >> he did know kanye west was there and faced backlash. the former president trump and candidate is lying saying he has no idea who he had for dinner at mar-a-lago. he had secret service detail and also this club where the classified documents were found is pretty well organized. not like someone just walks in there. while top republicans are noticeably silent, some members of the gop are speaking out against the meeting. congresswoman liz cheney tweeted that trump's actions were indefensible. ronna mcdaniel wrote white supremacy, hate speech and bigotry are dig gusting and do not have a home in the republican party. former new jersey governor chris christie a former member of trump's campaign team told "the new york times" this is just another example of an awful lack of judgment from drmpb which combined with his past p

niklas zennstrom co—founded skype, and atomico is his tech focused adventure capital firm. focused venturee talk, and we need to lead by example, by looking after our own house, literally. you founded skype, which is the type of technology that is now allowing people to work from home orfrom anywhere. it might be tempting to think you would be all for closing offices anyway? we created skype because of necessity, that we were remote workers. when we started, we had people in different places and we wanted to be able to communicate. but you know what, there is nothing that beats coming together. and as humans we are not individualistic, we are like crowd people. i am very much for getting together, it doesn't mean you always have to be together, because i wasjust on a video call with some of our colleagues because they are working intensely on a project, and one person said i am at home so i can go deep and focus on something. i believe that you have a combination. you are very passionate about europe being able to compete with silicon valley. how are we doing? if you would ask the question