talk about juggling family and career that norway hopes to play a bigger role in europe's film sceneand is opening up its industry. norway's quite small country but we have a very rich film industry at the collaboration it's visible on screen because you have suddenly actors from the different european countries in the weeks and solves . this year norway has its own pillion at the film festival it's a bit of also in the heart of berlin with many faces the actor knows well. and there's her own face in a film mega scene. and it feels very glamorous in a way kind of doesn't feel like me but it's cool though it's a sign that. this shooting star experience is very visible and about live on that she's a commanding presence on screen as sonia head at the end of her career you know there's no more pictures lined up fox canceled you. yes. sometimes i make mistakes. the film shows sonia henny in her youth follows her meteoric rise and then her bitter fall from grace through greed excess alcohol and loneliness. go very good till it's no time with big and clever and you sit like this and. kléber

one last time tomorrow she heads home to norway what are her plans for tonight.'m planning to dance very good i was dancing more we were dancing last night the girls were we were like this is the only thing stopping us tomorrow we were in sneakers what is she changed in berlin. i have an agent last night she was like this is probably not one what you want to hear right now but you should come over like within a couple of weeks and it was all right over to l.a. . so the belly nala also opens doors many european shooting stars have gone on to work in hollywood we expect to see more of in a medley of elma. three women striving to leave their mark on the film industry. each making her own way at the valley not to let. go to. keep learning. wait a second we want the whole picture back so that a fake i.d.'s shifted to live us. from admitted reality to cryptocurrency to your topics for live in an ever changing digital world let's start with the devise a sure fire shift. d.w. . a crop made of coffee grounds pantyhose made of chicken and a bicycle need to abandon. their o

canada and norway are like, you know what? same size. >>> we're used to seeing that brilliant green valley or the red rocks of some desert landscape, but not usually snowy untaivamlys when guys go jumping. why ri going? the this is the scottish islands of britain. it's just so pretty in the white snow and it's so much calmer to what we're used to seeing. it's a bunch of guys going out and chilling. >> you see how they're using that valley. it's like that is their area. >> then you have a one of a kind view, that's for sure. >> really, this is a kickback kind of aerial view of this mountain valley. one of the coolest parts is once they start to come in for a landing, you'll notice they have a tent set up out there. they basically landed right back at camp. i don't know, maybe they'll hik. the. >> this young guy is quite the gentleman. because on this very cold day he said mom, you stay in the car. i'm going to pump the gas for you. >> it's a good lesson to >> bush regulpush regular. >> he selects the gas type and he starts to p

one last time tomorrow she heads home to norway what are her plans for tonight.m planning to dance very good i was dancing more we were dancing last night the girls were we were like this is the only thing stopping us tomorrow we were in sneakers what is she changed in berlin. i have an agent last night she was like this is probably not one what you want to hear right now you should come over like within a couple of weeks and it was all over to l.a. . so the belly nala also opens doors many european shooting stars have gone on to work in hollywood we expect to see more of. the two at. three women striving to leave their mark on the film industry. each making her own way at the valley not to let. the at the f.c.c. at. the full. well come to ny crew. but everybody knows the song with ray wilson and glass fairly on the sofa. for little. blocking. the troops. to something nice for inspires game changers or dealing with any of that i killed many civilians. coming cutting my father. says i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. but suddenly life became alle

one woman who knows how to put up a good fight is the a villain from norway she's one of this year'seuropean shooting stars up and coming european young actors chosen by an international jury. you're about to meet ten fantastic new talents who are about to take the film world by storm. this isn't the first big belly now appearance though it probably won't be her last for the next four days her schedule is for being named a european shooting star can help launch an actor's career past winners include rachel weisz and daniel craig kind of i thought it was going to feel like just we're like now we have to make contacts and this is a. stepping stone. but i feel like it's much more inspiring in question than i expected. to when was louder that this year's sundance film festival for her portrayal of norwegian figure skater turned hollywood star sonya annie in sonya the white swan a controversial figure and he was ruthless in her pursuit of money and fame but she fell foul of the male dominated film business. is making it in hollywood also a goal of inability of the woman. i decided to beco

one last time tomorrow she heads home to norway what are her plans for tonight.m planning to dance very good i was dancing more we were dancing last night the girls were we were like this is the only thing stopping us tomorrow we were in sneakers what is she changed in berlin. i have an agent last night she was like this is probably not one what you want to hear right now but you should come over like within a couple of weeks and it was all over to l.a. . so the belly nala also opens doors many european shooting stars have gone on to work in hollywood we expect to see more of in a medley of elma. three women striving to leave their mark on the film industry. each making her own way at the valley not that. was. what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr carlson the i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to go ahead. stay choose and let's all try to stay. in shape next. time. a cop made of coffee grounds pantyhose made of chocolate and a bicycle made of bamboo. they're all german prot

norway's finance ministry will have the final say.ow do you make yourself attractive to norway's finance ministry? lauri: as they already put forward it kind of strategic regional aspects, and the fact that we have. or from the management board and the most important strategical nurse in norway, i think that kind of puts forward our argument. naturally, we also believe that at the end of the day, this very important asset of both csd and the exchange needs to come into long-term stable hands at some point. of course, the ministry, with the help of the financial supervisory authority will then hopefully come to a good conclusion of that process. vonnie: the very best of luck. the presidenti, of nasdaq nordic, one of the bidders for the also bors. coming up, the chairman of the white house council of economic advisers. this is bloomberg. guy: live from london, i'm guy in. vonnie: on vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. guy: european stocks down a little bit. bond prices under a little bit of pressure. i don'

she announced that she didn't want to play for norway any more. we tried to solve it.es, she decided not to play. and from that on, i think as a coach you need to focus on the players that want to bea to focus on the players that want to be a part of the team. and ada, she doesn't, so we respect that, and we have been working hard with the other players, and they've been doing a greatjob. netherlands' lieke martens believes that playing in the algarve cup is a key part of their preparations for the world cup. the european champions open their campaign against spain on wednesday, and martens says it is a great opportunity for all the players to show what they can do. we have some goals in the team, and we wa nt we have some goals in the team, and we want to improve that. and if we succeeded in that, i think we would be satisfied. we are working to the world cup, we have some goals, like, what we want to improve on the pitch and we are working to that. and if we have a good result, because we can play well and win, i am happy with it, but of course we want to do it in ou

researchers from norway arejoining the planet's future.rs from norway arejoining the race the planet's future. researchers from norway are joining the race to find the world's oldest ice, that was formed more than one and a half million years ago. the ice can tell us million years ago. the ice can tell us the relation between the birth and the natural concentration of greenhouse gases. to understand the change of the climate, we need to understand the natural variations. their mission involves scanning the surface of antarctica for a suitable location to get the best possible samples to study. the treasure they seek lies deep below. it is likely to ta ke seek lies deep below. it is likely to take around four years to drill down the almost three kilometres needed to extract to the ice core. these researchers are confident the scientific understanding it could yield is more than worth the wait. now it's time for a look at the weather. lucy has the forecast. i think we have a record for the unseasonably warm weather, don't we? yes, we certain

about a man looking back at a pivotal point in his youth and it just looks at the grand nature of norway and how it impacts a person's identity and memory a beautiful beautiful movie but if i had to pick the film i think it's going to win this year's fell and it's a chinese movie called so long my son which looks at china's one child policy but from a very personal perspective i think we have a small clip of the film just give you give you a feel of it when we take a look. well . yes so that was a very kind a little section of what is over a three hour movie that covers decades of chinese history going from a culture of illusion. throughout the years but the movie is really beautiful stunningly beautiful credibly personal and so so touching i was bawling by the end of it this is a film that should win the gold bear it's the best film at this year's belinelli but given my locket it probably won't you're not the only one i've heard amazing things about that film actually three hours long with very beautiful for the moment thank you scott but don't go away now just behind where scott is sta

it works in norway. if you are fallen, if you are over 65 it sends a signal to the police.s and they found this guide dizzy killer bloody with fletcher ‘s on his face. —— fractures on his face. we are hearing about alexa, you can soon say "alexa, call the police. " this is a great story from hawaii. hawaii became the first sale of —— first aid hawaii became the first sale of —— firstaid in hawaii became the first sale of —— first aid in the us to ban the sale to anyone under 21. by 2022 know one will be able to buy cigarettes under 30. you probably —— it will be raised to 100. if you are 100 years old, fantastic, if you are younger than that, too bad. that is the briefing, we will see you soon. hello. after the coldest, snowiest week of the winter so far, there was only a gradual thaw over the weekend, but that is going to pick up pace in the coming days. but this is going to be disappearing away from the higher hills and mountains, as temperatures are heading up across the uk. but monday still starting on a chilly note across northern scotland, where there's some snow arou

broken hand which he suffered on a train run in the kids' school in late january so a sad day for norway in many ways but a successful one too and tomorrow it's lindsey vonn turn to hang up her ski boots a thirty four year old is being forced to retire after multiple debilitating injuries while it's not the retirement she wanted she does have eighty two world cup wins to her name and is the most successful female skier of all time the downhill will be her last race ever here's former olympic skier graeme bell. that there is an expression that you know the queen is dead long live the quake in and mccain is different is the one that's going to come through and place lindsay but you know because different would never be able to get to the stage that she is that has to be in furtherance you belong. that inspirational force and she's not just for the u.s. ski team it's for all of the year she's really lifted the schools over the years that she's compete heated in it and she's become bigger than the schools she's one perhaps the most famous winter sports athletes ahead of you know ahead of sha

many teens spend their time scrolling through beautiful landscapes on instagram two teenagers in norway are going to great lengths to experience it with their own eyes here in the northernmost region of alta outdoor enthusiasts duro and kiss you are in their element it's cold remote and not without its dangers hardly a place where many of us would want to spend the night but for the long time friends it's the perfect weekend getaway. guru crim piece just eighteen years old but already a national celebrity nature loving the way in summer twenty eighteen she hiked several hundred kilometers across lapland alone. and google have been best friends since they were little this weekend the girls are out hunting and fishing. they slept in a tent at minus twenty one degree celsius. as really elder mum lived i don't think you can ever become immune to the cold. i love you know that you can give use to freezing just a bit but if you've grown up here you can probably stand the cold a little better than someone who grew up on the ground canary islands. takes care into a sign that. they let their dog

when the cats here are out dancing to johnny from the back of the factory a well known woman chum to norway. there are. some of their friends are thinking about moving south towards low we've been a brought up to finishing high school or i thought about i can't even imagine living in a big sister. we love this nature far too much for that through here you can go out at any time and do something like i was speaking. during the night perhaps fell into that trap. in case you don't feel sorry for the bird they take a pragmatic approach. but for a lot of us but had a great life and this tribe is genuinely humane the grass runs in and two seconds later it's dead. but i thought i'd share. different for example full for chickens they live in little pages and never get any natural food they only lives of people can make meat out of them this is a great deal better. encouraged by their remissions success they decided to try their hand at catching trout. this lake is said to be teeming with. they're going to have some they might not look that way but we're completely normal teens just out messing arou

is too expensive now and isn't competitive with gas from russia or pipe gas for example from norway so the prices will need to come down for the united states be successful in that market that said though germany has in an effort to try to demonstrate that it is prepared not only to buy russian gas but gas from elsewhere has said it is prepared to help facilitate and even support the construction of an l n g terminal in vilhelm softly so that american elenchi can come into the german market so the politics of this is interesting one wonders why europe would be better off taking more gas increased price from the united states a country that has turned its back on international cooperation and described europe and indeed germany as foes when it comes to trade. i can't answer that question what you're really asking me is is current american policy towards europe and germany in particular coherent and i would say it's not after the united states has started a trade war on issues like steel and aluminum and is raising the possibility of tariffs on automobiles coming into the u.s. market in

he imported his ice from norway and it was much better quality ice from the frozen lakes in norway.and transported up the region's canal to here, where it was then installed and eventually sold off to local landowners who wanted to come and buy a bit of ice, before the days of refrigerators. it was used for medical use, people could buy a small portion of ice. you can see there is a scar here on the wall, there is another scar there, and we think there were two doors here. probably insulated timber doors clad with leather and stuffed with straw perhaps to insulate them. if there is enough ice in there, it retained its temperature all year round. i think the tube is something like eight metres below. it is quite incredible that it hasn't been interrupted by the tube. which we can hear it going past now, yeah. stay with us here on the travel show. we're headed to northern pakistan for an incredible rafting journey down the spectacular hunza valley. and did someone said baby donkeys? they are really affectionate! now we are off to the northernmost region of pakistan, stunning but not a

roger harrabin, bbc news, norway. 0h, he left some of there!nam and many other nations in asia will be celebrating. in fact for some the festivities are already under way. as are the journeys many are taking to be with their loved ones. tim allman has more. it looks like all of china is on the move. whether it's by train... 0r plane... or even by ship. more than 500 million trips have already been made, nearly three billion are expected to be completed before the celebrations come to a close. this man is heading home to sichuan province, a journey that is expected to last around 30 hours. this woman is taking her 11—year—old daughter back to anhui province, which is a snip at only 20 hours. the lunar new year, or spring festival, is associated with light and colour. and if that is what you're after, head to guiyang city, where more than 1000 lanterns illuminate the night sky. lights of a different kind in the north of china, molten iron thrown into the air. all the while, dragon dancing takes place as the red—hot metal showers

roger harrabin, bbc news, norway.g ‘catastrophic levels'. the tropical monsoon rains have already destroyed buildings, forced evacuations, and swept away cars and livestock. phil mercer reports. for four days, parts of northern queensland have been battered by the heaviest monsoon rains in memory. the main reservoir in townsville is so full that vast amounts of water have had to be released, causing majorflooding. the city has been declared a disaster zone. many homes are submerged and streets turned into rivers. dozens of people have been rescued and thousands more moved to higher ground. when we use the words unprecedented and uncharted, we use this for a reason. we have not been in this scenario before. there has been a lot of rain that has been falling, especially over the townsville catchment, and some of these levels are unprecedented. there is a warning that the worst may yet be to come. the heavy rain is expected to continue until at least monday. there is, though, some good news — the tropical monsoonal condi

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sweden norway pharaoh's iceland greenland all part of the the the champagne if you like. but after these disasters wars settle down to a much more. socially accused of method of of existence is a soviet denmark's past that says a small country should play a more co-operative rule from the european frame will the lock for demography thing was that all who wasn't quite deniz was cut off in all those wars so you cut back the cause of the danes tradition in the danish culture and already there you can see in the. fourteenth century this when the english better do in denmark he said it was a people who was always happy or not very nice not very good looking but it was a very calm who never made any fuss or way anything they took it as it came and well they accepted a king who decided everything so they took it very calmly so you're telling me that in the middle ages the english ambassador here in copenhagen was saying exactly what the opinion polls are saying now denmark is one of the most contented societies on area and he always and he also said we have got some of the bells

roger harrabin, bbc news, norway.nd i am glad to say we will not see it as much throughout the day. ice is a concern and it will continue as temperatures fall away this evening. showers peppering eastern and western coast but for inland areas, it is dry, sunshine, not warm, but with the sunshine and light wind, and without as much snowfall, i think it will be an improvement on friday. as we head through the night, temperatures fall away, plummeting to —5 in major towns and cities. —10, —i2 plummeting to —5 in major towns and cities. —10, —12 we could see over the snowfields but all change on sunday with a bright start, but rain, sleet and snow and mostly dry and fine in southern and central areas until late on but it is becoming milderfrom the areas until late on but it is becoming milder from the west as time goes by. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: freezing temperatures are continuing into the weekend after snow causes more travel chaos overnight. russian president vladimir putin has said that russia is withd

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plus i base case is an eea style deal, so similar to norway. out the that's the only one that might be able to get enough mps to vote for it on a purely what do they believe in approach. neither leader of the party want that. theresa may and also jeremy corbyn would both really rather have something more similar to the theresa may deal than an eea deal. and theresa may's case, it plays more to the hard-line of her party. in jeremy corbyn's case, he wants the ability to use state aid. he also believes passionately in restricting the movement of people. to do that he needs to be not in the eea. it's kind of that fine line. can she get jeremy corbyn to allow a free vote or support a revised proposal? because he realizes the alternative is a norway style deal or even a referendum. why it'st's cap's into important whether we get parliament retaking control of this brexit. matt? matt: the whole thing is such a guessing game, right? it's fun but you cannot really invest on it. are there u.k. assets that you can invest in that are not touched by this u

so almost up was off the top of your screen now in the far north of norway to about minus twenty five still and there's been rain and snow falling across counties more to come but that is the exception not the role of stockholm drop down to minus two everywhere else is still on the high side of where it should be for five rian for the most part it's warm sunshine for central and western europe as you can see paris at fifty degrees thursday so all the action is up there which means mid-range that she clear of showers meanwhile to around the east is a secular nation south now geria which will kick up the dust to dust storms are possible now dearie america maybe to the coast otherwise you're about enjoy twenty one if you're in cairo a bit of an onshore breeze but twenty degrees all the same there are a few shows showing up now in the ivory coast and gone and there in the forecast too but mostly the heaviest rain in this part of africa is still near the equator so on and eastwards through rwanda to uganda. between two thousand and two thousand and seven there were nine racist murders in d

plus, a de fa cto that is basically norway plus, a de facto customs union...ike the position... they might not like the position... they might not like the position because they would have to accept all kinds of constraints, and state aid and probably on workers. they have deliberately drawn their own red lines. really, then, it is no longer about the national interest and coming up with a plan that can command some kind of bipartisan support, it is reallyjust about having some kind of clear distinction that keeps them from having any fingerprints on what happens after march 29. take a permanent customs union, there is actually a majority of mps who would back it that theresa may can't do that because she would split her own party. so what other people are saying to you is thatjeremy corbyn can talk about that beautiful future, as he sees it, knowing full well that it is not going to happen? and also there is the question of whetherjeremy and also there is the question of whether jeremy corbyn and also there is the question of whetherjeremy corbyn would actual

roger harrabin, bbc news, norway. time for a look at the weather with mel coles. good afternoon.ry weather is in no rush to change but there are signs of something more mild in the coming week but we are not quite there. further wintry showers feeding in across the east coast and north—west scotland. away from that plenty of crisp winter sunshine but it feels cold and the northerly wind is not helping out temperatures. where we saw snow melts we have had wintry showers by day and are at risk of icy stretches at night. temperatures are going to plummet and we expect a sharp frost and where we have lying snow in southern england, temperatures could dip as low as —12 celsius, which would be the coldest of the winter so far. we look to the west through the morning with a cold start and cloud and rain and snow, even to lower levels, working eastwards into north—west england and scotland. as the day goes on, the snow will be confined to higher ground. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: yellow weather warnings for ice have been issued for this afternoon and tonight in

actress emma re of in month from norway. filmmaker done go in go from zimbabwe. and photographer. from germany. focus on women at the barely know the. next w. . welcome to night groups. that everybody knows the song with ray wilson and blah spelling spiel on the sofa. for a little one to one. i'm not laughing at. because sometimes i am but they stand up and with the ten minutes they think into german culture. you can see we picked the best drama you've got. it's all about who i am in no time rachel join me from egypt on the gulf coast. of obscene wealth. fleeting glimpses of. the subcontinent economics has made billionaires. out there reveling in their misfortune. to music rich movie. mojo's a video start figuring t. w. . welcome to arts twenty one. big stars strong scenes tough negotiations we're going behind the scenes of the berlin international film festival from up close. and more on the road with three purposeful women asserting themselves in the film world just look at cable it's a photographer she gets the stars in front of her camera at exclusive one on one sessions the b

actress nina marie of in month from norway. filmmaker going down from zimbabwe. and photographer. from journey. focus on women at the deli now the. next on t w the be. eco africa. plastic waste has a productive future thanks to eco hero till they're just moved from camera. she collects bottles on the streets of the capital get one day. lots and lots bottoms and then she gets down to work making furniture from plastic. while the. sixty minutes. he takes it personally. with the wonderful stories that make the game so special. for all true friends was funny. because more than football online. welcome to our twenty one. big stars strong scenes tough negotiations were going behind the scenes of the berlin international since us from up close. and more on the road with three purposeful women asserting themselves in the film.

norway's wealth fund is the largest in the world and it says that the uk will be stronger after brexitf cambridge urged people to "come together for the common good" in a plea for brexit unity. his comments were against the backdrop of tory mps tonight rebelling against the prime minister, in another round of commons votes. the duke also features on the mirror, but on a different story. the paper reports that he shamed football clubs for exploiting young players and not caring about their mental health. prince william is the president of the football association and said "we've got to change the way we look after players." let's talk now the players this evening, rachel shabi and two digby jones, let's begin with the ft in the story that begins on many of the papers about the evidence that michael cohen gave the congress today. well, it is pretty compelling, and the fact that it appears in all the papers is a sign of the fact that it really does hit you straight, as i was saying earlier, it was on the standards midday edition when you look at it and think climbing, that is newspaper jo

is the right honorable lady supported norway model, or the manifesto. >> said that i am the minister feels it necessary to ask me questions, i feel it is important to make it clear i ask these questions today, the minister for the cabinet office understands europe, and any of his cabinet colleagues so anyone -- there are no answers. plan a has been resoundingly rejected by parliament. plan b was ruled out by the eu months ago and the government is in danger of sleepwalking the country toward leaving with no plan and no deal at all. with just over 50 days to go, can i give the minister a final opportunity to tell us whether there is a better plan than this or for goodness sake will they let parliament take charge instead? >> mister speaker, the prime minister will be reporting back to this house following her discussions in brussels and elsewhere? i have to say to the right honorable lady the 2-year deadline, 29 march deadline stems from european law and the wording of article 50 which lays down the two years. the right honorable lady, as i recall, voted in favor of triggering, perhap

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! everybody. i'm scott adams. i'm board chair of the a.p.a. heritage foundation. we want to thank you for joining us this evening as we

festival accepting their european shooting star with this year's class includes in america even one from norway and milan markets from serbia. thank. each year the shooting stars come to berlin for a whirlwind four days full of activity with one appointment after the next. they have interviews with the press and they meet casting directors from around the world as well as producers and directors. they take advantage of every opportunity to make their faces known to the film business which comes together in a concentrated form that bellina. i thought it was going to feel like just we're like now we have to make contacts and this is a. stepping stone. but i feel like it's much more inspiring and less than i expected a very happy because of here of course this great opportunity for i think it's a big deal for a reality that the main question for me. what about after this war. with your schools or when the students who can use. this issue miller march had his biggest success today with duff a lot of which screened in the twenty eighteen billion dollars competition it's a picture group of writers wi

to the film and the united nations refugee agency he and his family have been able to resettle in norway. and all i'm going to go to school there and have a new life a better one. zines real story has ended well through his appearance in a film that get someday you'll see again. it certainly does and that film will win the oscar or i'll eat my hat now the italian renaissance is considered by many to be the greatest flowering of the arts in history and live in auto da vinci perhaps the greatest artist of all time on the five hundredth anniversary of his death a multimedia show in leipzig is celebrating his work and other renaissance masters in a rather unique way. a fresh perspective on the old masters the exhibition giants of the renaissance showcases the best known works of raphael michelangelo and leonardo da vinci in digital an animated form. for the project. collaborated with italy's john franco in new jersey one of the world's most sought after video artists. in the humid the green deal. we made the renaissance was already very modern back and it stank it transformed and revived the