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was in second place and other countries like norway and germany as you can see here trailed behind but when we look at the share of electric cars a completely different picture emerges china may have the most cars of all kinds total but only around two percent of those are electric but the interesting thing is by contrast in norway over a third of all cars are electric so amazing one of the main challenges though is facing most of those nation's infrastructure electric car owners need access to charging points like this one and they're becoming more common in major cities but it's still hard to find in other areas one way to reduce emissions is to get people out of their cars and into public transport and ideally that should run on electricity to one polish company is at the forefront of the shift towards green the buses. here in the polish city of poznan heavy traffic and poor air quality are part of daily life that's prompted authorities to set their sights on electric mobility first up public transport one company at the forefront of the industry is celera is the family run business

some four hundred years ago pigment was the center of trade with norway today fewer than one hundredpeople live in this fishing village. it's been popular with danish so it's for decades and was discovered by foreign and theseus mainly by chance. begun in the one. german guy he went up to him want to visit his girlfriend norway and he went to his tone that moment the wind was so strong that the pharaoh couldn't sell and have to try to find out something to do to kill some time and into this map of what was for there was a possibility of nearby and then he saw his tall timber and he decided. the german surfer enjoyed his time include miller soon after an article about it appeared in the surface magazine and the town became very popular world surfing championships have been held here since twenty ten catering to the surfer crowds of restaurants and cafes like this is. its owner mike newsome makes pancakes his specialty is the savory one with french pike. she says she's not worried about losing its charm. we are surrounded by the national park on one side and the sea on the other side s

and breathtaking views a very special climb in the mountains of norway. maybe you know that it's so difficult to thread a needle in but it's nothing compared to the works by claire morton she threats thousands of then the line seats for example and also bits of plastic on effect which is several meters long for that you definitely need a very calm hand the internet's not be executed artists from northern ireland excepted this for hours on end to create just one author also suspended pieces. claire morgan likes her work to be somewhere between still and moving natural and unnatural life and death are suspended school pictures are made from the mix of natural and synthetic materials and give the illusion of floating in mid-air. the artist from northern ireland creates or hanging pieces in her studio in gateshead just outside newcastle upon tyne in the u.k. . most of my sculpture work is suspended from my own thread and yet i'm working my face an identical or similar components like seeds or fly or pieces of plastic and assembling them on the threads to give

climbs the most extreme rocks and breaks records stuck in september when he climbed the route in norway that no one else could conquer the route and the film that features on this trip both named silence but while i'm honest guy main it's not just one of silence you can hear. when adam on trail is climbing you hear it like a spider the twenty five year old creeps up a rock face in norway's flat tangle municipality it makes it look pretty easy time after time the rock climber is pushed to his limits. sometimes it's very easy to forget to brief me so sometimes i just scream because it's very good to make. a hard move while you exist. and if you scream you're pretty sure of your exhilarating because the here that your screen. adam is currently considered the best sport climber on the planet he's won three world championships so far he developed a passion for climbing when he was very young and had reached the sport's top ranks by the tender age of thirteen a prodigy in a punishing discipline. now adam is a star among rock climbers he regularly comes to the town of arco in northern italy to

when adam is climbing you hear it like a spider the twenty five year old creeps up a rock face in norway's flight tango municipality it makes it look pretty easy time after time the rock climber is pushed to his limits. and sometimes it's very easy to forget to brief me so sometimes i just scream because it's very good to make a hard move exe hail. and if you scream you're pretty sure about it your exhilarating because the here that your screen. had a miscarriage you considered the best sport climber on the planet he's won three world championships so far he developed a passion for climbing when he was very young and had reached the sport's top ranks by the tender age of thirteen a prodigy in a punishing discipline. now adam is a star among rock climbers he regularly comes to the town of arco in northern italy to train in the picture eskimos so in a mountain region draws climbers from all over the globe together with his partner eva adam often comes here for days to hone his skills the conditions in spring are perfect. the weather is important today it's a very good conditions because it's

how much worse are things heree than say norway or france and i'm not. >> everything is better in norway >> how unique are we? >> we can start with the criminal justice system. we incarcerate>> by orders of magnitude more people than any other country, so when you look at the next-- our closest tinder, which i think is russia we are here in russia is here, so there is that part of it where we are off the scale. then, there's the healthcare side of it, so you talk about norway. i visited a prison in norway which was nicer than some of the public schools i have been in here. most are jails you walk in and you are hit to it this disgusting mix of like dirty laundry and bodies and i don't know, year-end, awful smells. smells-- in europe is both a coffee and cinnamon buns, but because they have universal healthcare and they have health records that are assessable it's extremely rare-- we talked earlier about people getting treated for the first time and it's common that someone gets booked in jail and that's the first time they've been treated for it and the psychiatrist in norway told me tha

norway again having another shot at trying to win. with the winner from 93, she came back later and absolutely failed but he's currently the second favourite behind all any from cypress so don't be surprised if you see him high up on the scoreboard on saturday night. what are the issues this year —— one of theissues are the issues this year —— one of the issues have been some of the co ntesta nts the issues have been some of the contestants staying in tune. what is happening there? are they sounding better? i have to agree with you. eurovision now have so much high production people sent their biggest p0p production people sent their biggest pop stars, they send as an cypress‘s case they enlisted greece's biggest p0p case they enlisted greece's biggest pop star but they get the best songwriters from other countries may be in the standard is so incredibly high that now it's getting harder to predict who will win. cyprus, israel has been highly tipped, norway as well, the french injury is all about the nigerian baby called mercy who was

the fact that we could offer them to come to peaceful norway, far away from the conflict.y, which was an absolute condition for them, and they relaxed in ourcompany. nobody sitting there and making judgment, "no, you should do this, no, this is not possible." we left it 100% up to them. in the tranquil setting of the norwegian fjords, for the past nine months a secret channel forged the way to peace. the israel and the palestinian chief negotiators hit it off extremely well, and between the two of them, and i think among all of them that were involved, there was so much talk about their families, their upbringing. it turned out that both the two negotiators had daughters called maya. there were so many times that i felt that this was not going anywhere. like i think it is in most negotiations, it is a roller—coaster. it goes ups and downs. humour played an important part in these negotiations. suddenly they came out and they told me "this is over, we can't do it." "very sorry." "you did a lot of good work", they told me, "but this is impossible". and i thought, "oh, my god

watching them -- oslo, sweden, norway is the capital of norway. watching them have to bestow the nobel peace prize on donald trump. and watching them lift it up over his orange hair. you can see him now. he would be doing a little jig. he would probably hug the medal. it would just -- again, i really -- it's a serious issue. i do want to see our tens of millions of our fellow humans spared nuclear annihilation. deep down i really even more want to see that. >> i said this time and time again. not necessarily a trump supporter. the deliciousness of that is something i have to snack object in the near future. thank you so much. "topical storm" is next. stay here. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. gacan start in the colon,

how much worse are things here than in norway or france?>> start with the criminal justice system we incarcerate by magnitude more people than any other country so look at the closest contender which i think is russia there is that where we are off the scale and then on the healthcare side if you talk about norway one prison was nicer than some of the public schools i have been in here you walk in and you are hit with these awful smells but in norway it is like coffee and cinnamon buns (but because they have universal healthcare and health records that are accessible that is extremely rarely talk about people who were getting treated it is common if somebody is booked in jail it is the first time they are properly assessed or treated for mental illness the psychiatrist told me rarely that happens the only time you see that if somebody has been a substance user for so long they have moved completely off the grid so not only can they see they have been treated but say he had a break at 18 we treated him with this and it works a break at 20 to

i told norway i will try to make you go out and go to the fire but idea i was so nervous and then we just jumped up and. he and it's raising up next about the life are among this year's favorites a total of twenty six countries will be performing at the grand finale in lisbon on saturday i really think that i've. also on thursday festivities marking hamburg harvest eight hundred twenty ninth anniversary got underway beginning with a traditional post parade. over one hundred ships ranging from naval vessels to two ships sailed into pools. the event commemorates the founding of the port back in eleven eighty nine several hundred thousand visitors are expected to attend events through sunday in the port city this is partly country for the celebrations in south africa. at the royal windsor horse show began on wednesday it's the largest in britain with over three thousand horses and ponies this year sees its seventy fifth anniversary. the show comprises a variety of tournaments held on the royal family's private grounds next to windsor castle it's a day out of love experience that the any

believe it building as it included norway's alexander reebok who took home the euro vision trophy back in two thousand and nine. and. i told norway i will try to make you go out and go to the final but at the end i was so nervous and then we just jumped up. and it's raising. our among this year's favorites a total of twenty six countries will be performing at the grand finale. day in lisbon on saturday really thought that they'd. also on thursday festivities marking hamburg harvest eight hundred twenty ninth anniversary got underway beginning with the traditional both parades. over one hundred ships ranging from naval vessels to tall ships sailed into pools. even commemorates the founding of the port back in devon eighty nine several hundred thousand visitors are expected to attend events through sunday in the port city this is partly country for the celebrations in south africa. the royal windsor horse show began on wednesday it's the largest in britain with over three thousand doors and ponies the series sees its seventy fifth anniversary . the show comprises a variety of tournaments

some four hundred years ago cliff miller was the center of trade with norway today few of the nine hundredpeople live in this. village. it's been popular with danish service for decades and was discovered by foreign and theseus mainly by chance. he went up to him want to visit his girlfriend. and he went to his top. the wind was so strong that the pharaoh couldn't sell and he have to try to find out something to do to kill some time and into this map what was. there was a possibility for. and then he. and i decided. the german surfer enjoyed his time include miller soon after an article about it appeared in his surface magazine and the town became very popular world surfing championships are being held here since twenty ten catering to the surfer crowds of restaurants and cafes like kiss is. its own oh my goodness and makes pancakes a specialty is the savory one with fresh pike. she says she's not worried about losing its charm. we are surrounded by the national park on one side and the sea on the other side so they have the town has a limit of how it can grow so it's what we have a few mo

however, jens does accept that in norway, dab is the future, and fm is history.f m15 warns russia it's becoming an ‘isolated pariah' — trying to undermine european democracies and breaching international rules. palestinian officials say seven palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers during the opening of america's new american embassy in jerusalem today. former foreign secretary, david miliband, calls for mps of all parties to use their voice in parliament to maintain britain's close economic ties with the european union. in the business news... british gas owner centrica lost 110,000 energy supply accounts in the first four months of the year. that is roughly equivalent to 70,000 customers as many households buy their gas and electricity from british gas, so will have two accounts. last year the company lost 1.3 million energy lost 1.3 million energy accounts. centrica said there had been "high levels of competitive intensity", but said the rate at which it has been losing customers had been slowing.the company has almost 13 million energy supply accoun

norway, part of the widened eea area which was widened to suit norway, lichtenstein and iceland, theynion while they are in the single market. and they accept it. they excepted freedom of movement. the truth is this negotiation will have to come up with a deal that is bespoke for the uk. we're talking about the withdrawal bill and these two amendments. the leadership say, you know, vote for the customs union but you don't want that. i think if we can negotiate... a different customs union? a customs relationship, that's an thing to think about, because that's part of what works with other countries. what sectors would you like to have this relationship to exist with? let me give an example, thinking about the car industry and a sector like that, which brokers parts of cars that go across europe, may be that area we can come to an arrangement. the truth is, there are companies in other parts of the eu right now who are lobbying in their countries to say, the uk is important, we've got to get a deal and we'll go to the wire but there will be a deal. you can't have a situation where i th

watching them -- oslo, sweden, norway is the capital of norway.them have to bestow the nobel peace prize on donald trump. and watching them lift it up over his orange hair. you can see him now. he would be doing a little jig. he would probably hug the medal. it would just -- again, i really -- it's a serious issue. i do want to see our tens of millions of our fellow humans spared nuclear annihilation. deep down i really even more want to see that. >> i said this time and time again. not necessarily a trump supporter. the deliciousness of that is something i have to snack object in the near future. thank you so much. "topical storm" is next. stay here. patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. the brand more doctors recommend for minor arthritis pain. ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ ♪ never d

what i think is we are going to have brexit happens and not a norway-style brexit. it's not going to be a disaster ut eth go back to the 19508's, 1960's. it adds up to quite a lot. the gap widens and widens. and by 2030, we'll say, we are really quite full. i think it is that kind of scenario that is more likely and defense budgets, they are going to be tough. jennifer: adding on the economic trade side, the degree to which the growth is connected whether you get a hard or soft brexit. if you add up with nol deal, the u.k. is subject to whatever arrangements they have which would be the w.t.o. rules which means you have to both pay a tariff between the u.k. and into the european union and subject to regulatory requirement. an automobile would have to pay 10% duty and pay reinspection. and when you multiply that and then the real one to watch for in terms of jugging it is what happens to the regulatory barrier. because in the absence of a soft brexit, that's where you really going to see the minus in growth in the u.k. market. if you get a particular instrument and p

may cause and create waves and then we also have like we call it a window it's like a place between norwayand england where we have like real groundswell coming in and they hit them a right where we are at the moment in camilla. back in two thousand and five rasmus started one of the areas first surfing schools his team also teaches wind and kite surfing this is marie you know cx second time here she practices on land before heading out to sea the region is good for beginners because the waves break close to the sure but maria doesn't just come to kidman or for the way. this place gets its charm from its residents as well this is so nice and friendly to visitors and they make you feel right at home here. and that makes up for the cold and the harsh conditions. you come along so you can go surfing in the morning and kite surfing in the afternoon and i always have lots of fun. and so if i go into the water myself after the surfing lessons probably it's really great. some four hundred years ago cliff miller was the center of trade with norway today few of the nine hundred people live in this.

czech republic who's now one of the world's best spots kleiber and september he conquered a rude in norway that no one else has ever before a film featuring this trip is named silence but if you ask me it could also be called scream. when adam on trail is climbing you hear it like a spider the twenty five year old creeps up a rock face in norway's flat tangle municipality it makes it look pretty easy the time after time the rock climber is pushed to his limits. sometimes it's very easy to forget to brief me so sometimes i just scream because it's very good to make a hard move while you. are. and if you scream you're pretty sure of your exhilarating because the here that your screen. adam is currently considered the best sport climber on the planet he's won three world championships so far he developed a passion for climbing when he was very young and had reached the sport's top ranks by the tender age of thirteen a prodigy in a punishing discipline. now adam is a star among rock climbers he regularly comes to the town of arco in northern italy to train in the picturesque must sone mountain

norway has already switched off its fm transmitters. david sillito went to see how it's been going.visit to this barn. how many radios? about 3,000. jens loves radio, and he has built up quite a collection. you have got 18 of the same type of ancient radio. yes. have a look across there. they're all radios as well. one question. yes? what does your wife think of all this? um... however, most are now useless. fm has been switched off. they've all gone, haven't they? yes, almost all. it is the end of an era, isn't it? it is. i experienced the start of fm, and also experienced the end of it. do you feel sad? in a way, yes. yes. and there is another station here... and the reason fm has gone is because of dab. this digital alternative has allowed 26 new national stations to be set up, but running both systems was felt to be too expensive. radio listening — has it gone up or down? i mean, i know you've got more stations... yes, so the listening figures have changed. now, we see a big increase in the usage of the new channels. actually... but overall? but overall, daily listening is down

the arctic council as you no doubt are aware, denmark, norway, canada, the united states, and russia and other observer nations, china is one, helping to fund russia and their activities in the north, but my point is you can see four of those five nations are democracies. so if we look our line number two about strengthening alliances and partnerships, again the united states, canada, norway, denmark all nato allies, you can see that our approach is heavily involved with those allies when you look at the arctic council makeup. so the more that we work by, with, and through allies, including several, denmark and norway, that keep a very close eye on the north, we're in effect working in a coalition of sorts right now. it's no -- not a military coalition. senator murkowski: the arctic council specifically says that defense and defense strategies are not part of what they deal with. secretary mattis: that's correct. but at the same time russia has to confront the claims, for example, denmark and norway, where they contradict russian claims. i think there is still an advantage in the dip

best country using their wits and the insurance to find control points along the mystery race horses norway seemed most excited to cross the finish line but it was the home country switzerland taking the go. all right you're up to date with the news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company. placing. and to curse. your supposed nature and in this scheme the. monsoons the truck the first she. heard the song the song comes. to sums of money. cause of destruction. monsoon starting may twenty third double good. news. hello and welcome to q. no five us today we present seven remarkable directorial debut that show how much can be done with just a little money at a whole lot of knobs and talent some of these films cost less than a used car so stand by for seven stunning debut movies. a man who follows and observes other people even breaking into their apartments one day he gets to know another follow up two men with the same passion for your policeman's son in law you know you from scranton or you talking to me about. the passion drives them to ever greater crime. london born director ch

benjamin forthun performed his stunt at a ski resort in norway.riend filmed the stunt known as "pond skimming". it involves skiing from snow and on to water before finally ending up again on snow. with the speed from his descent of the hill, the skier skimmed the water for about 180 feet, topping it all off with a backflip. don't try this at home. time for a look at the weather with chris. in the south, thundery rain. you can see a whole raft of thunderstorms developing across belgium, the netherlands, swinging west over the next few hours. there is a high chance of seeing heavy downpours overnight. affecting parts of east anglia, maybe the south midlands and southern counties of england. torrential falls of rain, as southern counties of england. torrentialfalls of rain, as much southern counties of england. torrential falls of rain, as much as 50 millimetres of rain in the wettest areas where there are storms. 0ne wettest areas where there are storms. one of those nights for me could be woken by thunder, a muggy night in the south, not quite so m

sweden is in the eu, here in blue, norway isn't., but not the customs union. now, this is one of the simplest customs borders to cross in the world and lorries only ever have to stop once. at the main border crossing, norwegian customs say they deal with about 1300 lorries every day, which is less than a tenth of the number that pass through dover. the average time from when a lorry arrives to when it leaves here is about 20 minutes. impressive, but certainly not entirely frictionless. next, we go south to the border between turkey and bulgaria. again, bulgaria is in the eu and turkey isn't, but turkey does have a customs union with the eu for most manufactured goods. here, though, the delays are much longer, huge queues of lorries are normal. it takes hours for goods to cross the border and sometimes drivers have to wait for more than 24 hours. so being in a customs union does not automatically make your border with the eu disappear, if you are outside the single market and its common set of rules and regulations. then our third bo

including several denmark and norway to keep a very close by so it isn't a military coalitio coalition. >> that the arctic council specifically says offense and defense strategy are not part of what they deal with. >> correct. at the same time but denmark and norway where they contradict so that is still the advantage but at the same time you will see them come into the coast guard inventory. >> it is unfunded but we need plan for the additional five. >> i agree 100% there is the effort to make certain that we are doing is with others we don't cover the whole full financial military costs but it is a concern because of the i.c.e. sheet melt backward we have waterways open we have to confront your round we didn't have to in the past. i your concern mounting clear i think we are doing the right thing but i cannot articulate that full strategy you are looking for and we are putting it together with other parts of the government. >> the only thing i would add is speaking from a military perspective in the 19 '90s we developed regional strategies to focus on the arctic and pacific and the a

my time in norway was brief. i father's work as a diplomat required us to move frequently throughout europe. by age 12, i could speak norwegian, german, portuguese, english, and russian, and had lived in several places. i was in the 11th grade before i attended the same school two years in a row. on my second stay in moscow in 1944, the last year of world war ii, i attended seventh-grade at a regular soviet school, school number 131. i was the only foreigner in the school aside from a chinese -- the daughter of a well-known chinese party official. we never spoke, but i am not sure why. i spoke no russian when the year started, but by the end of the year, i took all of the exams and russian and graduated with 4's,andey and 4 -- the russian equivalent of a's and b's. we were allies then. i remember my class being called into the main hall to hear announcements of soviet victories, and we would all raise our young voices and cheer for comrade stalin. years later, i reunited with the -- one of my classmates, who told

denmark, norway, sweden, hungary, austria, germany. sterling is down.y often move in an inverse manner. we are at the highest level for the european benchmark. since january the 20th. a quick peak at what is happening in the currency market. dollars ascent is pushing the level of sterling down against it, they euro falling against the greenback. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ finishing bidet hydrologist three industry groups lower. travel, leisure, and retail among the higher. strategists see from here on to -- the gaugee year has risen by 9% since closing at a 13 month low in march. that is the stocks 600. we were chatting earlier about the housing market. this is a gauge of u.k. home prices. in theis the weak spot slowing u.k. housing market. brexit clouds the outlook. uncertainty surrounding brexit has hit london the hardest. at the national level, years of rampant home price inflation, a shortage of properties for sale, pushing ownership out of reach for many would-be homeowners. prices nationally growing 1% from a year earlier, but from the levels of 2014

i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play! . >> shop and dine the 49 challenges residents to do they're shopping with the 49ers of san francisco by supporting the services within the feigned we help san francisco remain unique and successful and rib rant where will you shop the shop and dine the 49 i'm e jonl i provide sweets square feet potpie and peach cobbler and i started my business this is my baby i started out of high home and he would back for friends and coworkers they'll tell