people from many different identities will play the composition by a composer from cypress buses nikolaus also because we believe in to future we believe in to progress and we shouldn't look back and therefore also in the arts we should look in the future absolutely that's what we're all here to do today. why you're here. just because i've been asked you i know but it's only me. no we're here because we want to share music want to. make a sign that we stand together hold together and listen to each other and communicate with each other and that's the most important thing in in the whole world and the wonderful thing about music is that it's when music starts you know people forget skin color religion and all the problems that come with it and so i think music is is actually should be should be. and should unite people more and. yes so it's it's amazing that we're here tonight it's what we do best and that's what we can show our stories on our behalf and do the thing we can that absolutely and i'm so impressed everyone who's turned up today it's fantastic ok a concert. tell me you went out

gave to refugees had nowhere else to go and had not slept for days we spoke to political analysts nikolaus america bitch about the new camp at the french university he believes the decision to lock students out of the site was correct. the president of the university took the right decision this is not a normal situation you cannot just have migrants they don't know who these migrants are what their purpose there is how long they're going to stay there are sanitary issues there are also problems linked with migrants and crime in different cities in europe today and what we're seeing today is totally to the chaotic can you imagine migrants coming on the campus university because there are no more room in town to greet them and this is not the first time that we see these migrants sleeping out in the streets to begin intense sleeping in makeshift places because there's no office at least in france cannot cope with this wave of migration today look at today isn't a typical sisters a frantic situation whereby it is given the message to the rest of the world that europe has no borders that euro

nikolaus blome is the deputy editor in chief for the bild newspaper in germany.vote for the anti—eu party, the afd7m is 13% of the electorate is not that much, but it is far more than expected and it's, well, it's a break in post—war german parliamentary history because we never had such a party in the federal parliament. we had them on a regional level. numerous times. but they came and they went off again. and this is like for the first time that such a party openly is xenophobic and antiestablishment is entering the bundestag with roughly 100 people. matthew karnitschnig is chief europe correspondent for website politico. and the significance of the afd party getting 13% of the vote. tell our british audience of that significance? well, as nicholas said this is really unprecedented in germany and it's going to up end the political landscape here because germany has been very consensus driven since the second world war really and for the first time you have this openly racist party that's come into parliament and it is not happy about the migration policy obvio