was there and there is the invite invites the norwegian foreign minister and talia larsen and now you would have to be the go between there sitting in the walk together with your single our father and his team mind to a nice fear lately. that was will be i'm going to say. that i'm not one must believe in the following but the journey shipman. dramatic was i could know it them exactly moment of them as in one piece i. can more than one of them in a spot check a bomb or what other group should be methley they're like yeah i need to be you know. that one scene of course if. they have that i went down the how that ended join us. in philly. come see. a mark. as in why i said i was for confucius lebanon probably no more silly boy. for. a bomb ok mickey mouse holds all sorts talking to yourself. and first could hear on the phone for the first time a fart and his people. and this is this this of six of those seven issues. all the outstanding issues from the six rounds of secret negotiations in june and july in no way were resolved in this seven hour phone call between stockholm and judas. in

so in a way this is a symbol for the founding of the norwegian nation? yeah. this makes it special. you can't find this on the other lines. this is what norway is. as jan reaches his stop, i settle in. 3.5 hours from oslo, the bergensbanen pulls into geilo, but that is not my destination. for the last 13 years, geilo has played host to norway's ice music festival, but this year after too many unseasonably warm years, the organisers decided that enough was enough. so on i go, upwards almost 500m in altitude, to the festival's new home in finse. oh, you really feel it, see it in the air, it is cold here. and it is this cold, the icy conditions and the elevation that drew polar explorers like shackleton to train here before they went on their expeditions. and people still come here for that reason today. word is it is going to reach a low of —24 celsius tonight. so we had better rug up. but what makes this festival extra special is that the instruments are actually made on the day from nearby ice. among the line—up this year is everything from ice horns to ice dr

in a way this is a symbol for the founding of the norwegian nation?s special will stop you can't find this on the other lines. this is what norway is. as yun reaches his stop i settle in. 3.5 hours from oslo, bergensbanen pulls into another town, but that is my destination. for the last 13 years, jalo has played host to norway's ice music festival, the organisers decided that after too many warm yea rs, decided that after too many warm years, enough was enough, so on i 90, years, enough was enough, so on i go, upwards in altitude to the festival's new home in finse. you really feel it, see it in the air, it is cold here. and it is these cold, the icy conditions that drew polar explorers like shackleton to train here before their exhibitions. it is going to reach a low of —24 celsius tonight. so we have to rug up. what makes this festival extra special is that the instruments are actually made on the day from nearby ice. among the line—up this year is everything from ice horns to ice drums and ice didgeridoos. the concert is only hours away and he you

up to 50,000 norwegian women are thought to have had intimate relationships with german soldiers.he first group of around three thousand honduran migrants who want to get into the united states has arrived at the border between guatemala and mexico. president trump has threatened to cut us aid to central american countries that fail to stop the caravan. three days of mourning have been declared in crimea, after a gun and bomb attack at a college left at least 19 people dead. dozens were injured. russian investigators say the assault in the city of kerch was carried out by an 18—year—old student at the school. lebo diseko has more. tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack

the norwegians celebrated with peres and severe in israel. rabin announced that based on the p.l.o. those commitments israel now recognize the p.l.o. and agreed to negotiate with them. back in tunis the p.l.o. established the palestinian authority which would gradually become the umbrella organization for the palestinians. ladies and gentlemen mr arafat chairman of the executive council of the palestine liberation organization is excellent see it start repeating prime minister of israel the president of the united states. the if you didn't wish them a. a look at them with. a letter. feel like maybe don't even. feel more. commercially how the injured as a largely. have lived under a few common eleven cup and the common man of pluck but handle it too far but there are. a lot of good will but that your comment the doors are opening for yasser arafat at the u.s. state department champagne and laughter swapping autographs with the israelis and handshakes with secretary of state christopher then as to that they have an agreement with israel it will bring them closer to washington. and we

the norwegian prime minister announcing the departure of a foreign minister about to begin a new role as un peace make a difference in formative years. i hope. so. i didn't really want to vote. and they're both too quoth would like to see the process through. because i was then they optimistic stoltenberg successor as foreign minister was his brother in law former defense minister johan you're going holst holst had been a strong supporter of israel since the early seventy's on your going all sports very keenly he asked for us to do whatever we call it to make progress he had already had signals from tower yeah but lawson and more not you who of course knew him well through my on the hay back his wife who worked at farfel in new enough. i briefly. from. him messes and they asked. they did some in the beginning. from the bulk of them but the evil buyer. for this channel was off today that it may cost after mr holst because instead of one if s. the israelis also introduced a new face at the oslo talks their general manager at the foreign ministry who received via. formalised the purse as

norwegian nobel committee uses this peace prize to take a stand against sexual violence as a weapon of war. and also coming up as the scale of the disaster grows we have special coverage of the aftermath of the quake and tsunami. campaigning ends in brazil ahead of sunday's presidential election thirteen contenders but it's a two man race. live pictures from the u.s. senate as it has for a key vote on brett kavanaugh his nomination to the supreme court. has been awarded to two people leading the fight against the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. in iraq the activist who was forced into sex slavery by she says the owner with congress said dennis mccuaig who helps victims of rape and outs of the award in the norwegian nobel committee said it wants this year's prize to send a message that perpetrators of sexual crimes need to be held responsible for their actions. the norwegian nobel committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for twenty eight team two dennis machir and now their member rod for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed

do you put passengers on norwegian?tingency plans in place to deal with the problem at norwegian? what is your view of dealing with them as a counterparty? david: we do have some passengers on norwegian. some are scandinavian and from is u.k. businesses, but it not a significant number of passengers. the eventfident in that something happens with norwegian that we can mitigate something else and find alternatives -- guy: but it is part of your contingency planning? we know it is not that significant in terms of the number of passengers. it is well within our capability. guy: thank you for coming to see us. david burling. vonnie: let's get a quick check on the markets. unchanged, but plenty of stocks moving underneath. potential pe interest. is dollar end rex -- index up. obviously the 10 year yield has not moved, but that does not mean the vix is moving. it is up above 16. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ approaching 40 minutes past the hour. vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." it is just less than a month until the midterms. br

in february twenty eight thousand the norwegian government committed ten million euro. toward maintaining and upgrading the noah's ark of seeds. but the global repository also has its critics some claim that its unique concentration of high value content makes impartiality impossible and it does function like event the boxes arrive sealed are then classified and may only be opened by the owner. conservation guardian marie haga such criticism shouldn't distract from the important problem the vault is tackling. we have so much diversity. for some pieces we lost up to ninety percent and fruit and vegetable varieties in the us you know more than ninety percent are actually gone in the field it makes us so well and for each of seeds we lose we lose options for the future. we as a global community got to be sensible enough to safeguard what we have left because if we don't save god what we have left now it's gonna go extinct. due to climate change on the station due to so many things we have a window now where we can do this if we don't do it we are really pulling the rug und

relocate almost all of the a card collection to one of the most remote places on the planet to a norwegian archipelago located close to the north pole. this is how the syrian seeds survived the war and ended up here at the global seed vault. the vault is a noah's ark of biodiversity and was not meant to be used for several deck. it's. but the war in syria changed everything including those plans. for a film comes in twenty fifteen we decided to access see stuart and for the first time we took them to lebanon to morocco to rebuild our collection with an eye. to global seed vault looks like something out of a science final it's the fantastical sounding dream of this man cary fowler an american agronomist his goal is to secure over royalties that are essential to mankind for him in the car to seeds or of inestimable value. card a collection is really one of the most important in the world it does come from the birthplace of agriculture in the mideast and it is also the collection which is centered around the kind of diversity we're going to need to help our cross so that the hotter world into

ran about 90 routes but one for a very ambitious business plan which was to take on the likes of norwegianning cheap flights across the atlantic now. ultimately failed. this ambitious business plan is what has gone wrong. essentially, yes. the airline has blamed tonight firstly that it cannot finance is long—term plan so basically it was taken on the lights of norwegian but it could not basically secure long—term financing and on top of that explains blames the fact that a fleet of new airbus arrived late in that cause the airline to basically have to lease other aircraft or cancelled flights. on twitter this evening, as the rumours started to swell, you really got a sense of how many people have been let down by primo ryanair before it basically went bust. —— let down by primera air. people have had theirflights let down by primera air. people have had their flights cancelled, someone had their flights cancelled, someone had their flights cancelled, someone had theirfight had their flights cancelled, someone had their fight across the atlantic from birmingham cancelled at the last minute.

a norwegian citizen of iranian background has been arrested; a norwegian citizen of iranian backgroundnish intelligence service says he was working for tehran and planning to murder an iranian arab activist living in denmark. eliza philippidis reports. this report has ended weeks of speculation about why denmark shut down bridges and ferries to sweden, on september 28, during a manhunt that mobilised hundreds of police and the military. that operation was linked to this assassination plot. on tuesday, denmark recalled its ambassador to iran. translation: it is the assessment of denamrk‘s national intelligence and security authority that a foreign country's intelligence service has planned an assassination against a person on danish ground. let me make this very clear, it is totally unacceptable and it is very serious. it is hard to find words that can describe the seriousness of this case that we are looking at. last month police said they were looking at concrete threats against specific individuals. on tuesday, the head of danish intelligence unit said the man arrested is suspected o

the norwegian jointly awarded. this year's nobel peace prize say he says the congolese doctor is the most unifying symbol of international effort and sexual violence and war. has treated thousands of victims of rape in the democratic republic of congo and has repeatedly condemned governments for not doing enough to stop sex abuse. says. he's known among his colleagues and those whose lives he saved or helps to rebuild as dr miracle. this is congolese going to college is denis mukwege working at the puns a hospital which established in the democratic republic of congo for two decades he has tirelessly works to treat and protect women who have suffered sexual violence and he has risked his life doing so in two thousand and twelve men stormed his home in south kivu province killing a member of his staff. who quickly fled the country but returned in two thousand and thirteen to make this my decision to come back to because it was motivated by the fact that i was determined to pursue the fight against sexual violence wh

later appeared in personal memoirs but no official record of the contents has ever been found in the norwegian foreign ministry. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes up into the environment goes around the world. pesticides are pushed on drums that it's a very modern way to do plumbing and we've made poisons the measure of progress. the domestic population has become organized enough an active member of your us to earn their dues or you will feel more vulnerable circle of poison on al-jazeera . this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time

and i represent a norwegian news agency. denis mccuaig that has been on the nobel shortlist for about ten years what is the reason he made the time and in choosing been between three hundred and thirty one candidates almost record high number what were the main challenges in finding a unified this issue. well first of all i cannot comment on who has been on the committees shortlist we are instructed by the will of alfred nobel not to speak about our deliberations we only communicate to you who has actually been found worth of receiving the prize each year. then i can really just reply your question by stating again that. taking this subject into consideration highlighting the poor of the subject we found that these two individuals in a most significant way have actually been vocal on this subject that is of course not to say that there are other individuals other efforts who also address this subject and they also need they deserve. recognition with this prize we recognize the two individuals that we believe have been in fro

is my name is here and i represent the norwegian use agency. dennis mcquade has been on the nobel shortlist for about ten years why is there a reason he made the time and in choosing between three hundred thirty one candidates almost record high number what were the main challenges in finding a unifying decision. well first of all i cannot comment on who has been on the committees shortlist we are instructed by the will of alfred nobel not to speak about our deliberations we only communicate to you who has actually been found worth of receiving the prize each year. and then i can really just reply your question by stating again that. taking this subject into consideration highlighting the poor of the subject we found that these two individuals in a most significant way have actually been vocal on this subject that is of course not to say that there are. other individuals other efforts who also address this subject and they also need they deserve thanks and recognition with this prize we recognize the two individuals that we believe have been in

to norway he pretty much was very open saying well we're going to put a lot of pressure on the norwegians make them change their mind because we opposed it and essentially break this down to being all about aligned solidarity once this because that issue they will turn and then a few months later be reported but yes we put some pressure on the government journalists everyone on that one eighty and so we need a lot of investment entreaty didn't. pass the possible arms race the withdrawal from the could mark i do. to send it in and it's not necessary you know let me be very clear i can see the flaws in the weaknesses of this treaty that was the warsaw pact existed at the time here but walking away from it we're not replacing it or even beginning to start some kind of new talks about nonproliferation and arms control i think that's a mistake i think that. the us pulling out of the anti-ballistic missile treaty back in two thousand one will certainly did start a new arms race and russia's new front line weapons hypersonic missiles that are all specifically it does iran they announced then we'

that really resonates through rush russia is not the target that's completely ridiculous but the norwegian defense minister did say one on this thing russia is not a direct threat to norway well it isn't but you're doing your best to make you give glenn the last word as a norwegian while he makes that this is in a time speak and he always makes that argument about the direct threat to norway however norway has to look after its allies which i find interesting because the british a british general made the argument yesterday the. threat to norway and we have to look after our allies so it seems that no one is seeing a direct thrust an attack on them but we're just they're warm and fluffy and want to look after and we're going to keep. nato solidarity you know well so there it is a really good flight is their interrogation and it's all going to be up here many thanks and i guess you must go and be rude this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on our you tube channel see you next time remember across knuckles. what politicians do something to. put themsel

the negotiations leading here with secret and mediated by norwegian politicians. the talks were conducted through should do you guys a chance to maintain secrecy and cover everything strax. the oslo trade union think tank did a study in the early ninety's on the living conditions of palestinians in occupied territories. but it was a cover for these secret negotiations between the p.l.o. and israel as part of the standards of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas i had authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in australia would have not started if for example the father would have not invited us to go to war nor we are presumed that if i would say pay for yourself that would have not happened i mean this is funny things but that's life all what we did when it came to stationery all the papers were also to fall for paper in order to leave no trace of any kind no official no written in well meant. to stop but i decided to use the money to search institute that's awful and he was ahead of off at the

the norwegian nobel committee uses this year's peace prize to take a stand against sexual violence a weapon of war. china react strongly to american accusations that it's seeking to defeat president of the trump. i'm joined again with your sports news to her now days biggest sponsors say they're concerned about rape allegations against the footballer while his team eventis is backing him. now it is exactly one week ago today there's an earthquake and tsunami struck indonesia in the days since the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe has only grown we begin this hour with an extended look at the situation in indonesia and the efforts to bring aid to the tens of thousands of people struggling with the aftermath of this disaster. five pm last friday a magnitude seven point five earthquake struck indonesia just north of the city of seoul always the island it was so powerful that it generated a tsunami warning boys did not detect detect the huge waves that came roaring towards bay now the largest wave first struck the town of dongarra before it flooded south then hitting the city of palu

so in a way this is a symbol for the founding of the norwegian nation? yeah. destination. for the last 13 years, geilo has played host to norway's ice music festival, but this year after too many unseasonably wa ram years, the organisers decided that enough was enough. so on i go, upwards almost 500m in altitude, to the festival's new home in finse. so why ice? what inspired this festival? well, it's nearly 20 years since the first time i tried ice, and i found the sound so fantastically beautiful. what is this instrument over here? this is an iceophone. the sound is lovely, isn't it? you like it? yeah. plays iceophone. it is lovely. any chance i could have a go? mmm, very carefully. very careful, i promise i'll be careful. i also promise to show no ability whatsoever. you may as well give it to a kid. plays iceophone. it works! this is great. so as evening approaches the finishing touches are fast being made around the site. i really like it 'cause it's kind of the sound of nature. so it doesn't sound like anything else you have ever heard. we don't get to pr

the negotiations leading here with secret and mediated by norwegian politicians.the talks were conducted through showed the legalization to maintain secrecy and cover everything strunk's. the oslo trade union think tank did a study in the early ninety's on the living conditions of palestinians in occupied territories. but it was a cover for these secret negotiations between the p.l.o. and israel as part of the standards of living survey that was undertaken in the palestinian areas i had authorized money for this project and these were the money that could also fund the talks in australia would have not started if for example the father would have not invited us to go to norway i hope as you that if i would say pay for yourself there would have not happened i mean this is too funny things but that's life all what we did when it came to stationery all the papers were also to fall for paper in order to leave no trace of any kind no official no written in well meant. to stop but i decided to use the search institute. at the time so he also asked me to ask mr tutu rece

a norwegian citizen of iranian background has been arrested. says he was planning to murder an iranian arab activist living in denmark. eliza philippidis reports. this report has ended weeks of speculation about why denmark shut down bridges and ferries to sweden, on september 28, during a manhunt that mobilised hundreds of police and the military. that operation was linked to this assassination plot. on tuesday, denmark recalled its ambassador to iran. translation: it is the assessment of denmark's national intelligence and security authority that a foreign country's intelligence service has planned an assassination against a person on danish ground. let me make this very clear, it is totally unacceptable and it is very serious. it is hard to find words that can describe the seriousness of this case that we are looking at. last month police said they were looking at concrete threats against specific individuals. on tuesday, the head of danish intelligence unit said the man arrested is suspected of planning an attack against the leader of the d

and the norwegian engineers s had a name for t ths book. they called it the inventor bok, which in norwegian meant the fafairytale book. because it was a book of lies. it wasnsn't a book of the truth. and when you come to the united states, this is a condition of port entry. you can't have a ship that doesn't have this book. so if you come here and your oil record book has been falsified, it's missssg all the overboard dumpmping, it doesn't have it in here, the e people who are responsible for that will go to jail, and the company that's responsible for that is going to pay a huge fine. james: it's over almost 12 hours. captain: oh,h, that was the stop time. james: right. you u start at 08:35. captain: yes. james: ok. and that was your position at stop time, right. captain: yes, yes. james: essentially for us, if somebody comes across oily wawater, we e can see if they pd through that area, if it's a possibility that they dischargrged oil. every oil has a unique fingerprint. great. if we match it up, it't's prison time for somomeone. richar

as the economists wrote in 2015, norwegians have coined a verse until now.angers immigrants and social economic mobility. in 2017 the norwegian labour and welfare administration sounded about half half the total number of people in norway receiving social welfare payments are immigrants or report also stated many immigrants were living in poverty like conditions. no wonder the norwegian immigration minister said this. >> so, what we see as we have a big challenge now to integrate all the people that have been given permission to stay in norway. ben: schiavo does not allow to beat your children in norway. any politician in america said such a thing, president obama would've never come ever stop talking about systemic american seen a phobia. what about fighting gender equality? norway ranks far behind countries like russia, the united states, france and latvia in percentage of women who reached the top of the career ladder. high taxes in norway has made it tough for women to leave the home and spend time in the workforce. generous welfare needs often when pare

up to 50,000 norwegian women are thought to have had relationships with german soldiers. them by ss leader heinrich himmler. the women became known by the nickname the "german girls", and were targeted for reprisals in norway when the war ended — accused of betraying the country. multinational food giant del monte is locked in a land battle in kenya over the renewal of its lease for a giant 20,000—acre pineapple farm north of nairobi. the fruit ends up in tin cans and juice cartons around the world. their 99—year lease is due to expire next year but some local people want del monte to give up at least a quarter of the land, which they say was grabbed from the country under colonial rule. ferdinand 0mondi reports. at the age of 85. this woman should be enjoying her sunset years in her rural home. but she spends her days in this poor district of the town, built on land which does not belong to her, expecting to be evicted any day. she says it is a familiar story which started many years ago when, as a little girl, she watched colonial settlers drive her family off their pro

up to 50,000 norwegian women are thought to have had intimate relationships with german soldiers.hree thousand honduran migrants who want to get into the united states has arrived at the border between guatemala and mexico. president trump has threatened to cut us aid to central american countries that fail to stop the caravan. three days of mourning have been declared in crimea, after a gun and bomb attack at a college left at least 19 people dead. dozens were injured. russian investigators say the assault in the city of kerch was carried out by an 18—year—old student at the school. lebo diseko has more. tributes in crimea to those who died in the attack on the technical college. and in russia, which annexed crimea from ukraine four years ago, flowers laid near the kremlin wall. the tragedy of events one thing on which people in both places can agree on. it's not clear precisely how things unfolded, but here is what we do know. at least one explosion inside the building and then shooting, with reports of the gunman going from room to room, targeting students, then turning the wea

as the economists wrote in 2015, norwegians have coined a verse until now.ers immigrants and social economic mobility. in 2017 the norwegian labour and welfare administration sounded about half half the total number of people in norway receiving social welfare payments are immigrants or report also stated many immigrants were living in poverty like conditions. no wonder the norwegian immigration minister said this. >> so, what we see as we have a big challenge now to integrate all the people that have been given permission to stay in norway. ben: schiavo does not allow to beat your children in norway. any politician in america said such a thing, president obama would've never come ever stop talking about systemic american seen a phobia. what about fighting gender equality? norway ranks far behind countries like russia, the united states, france and latvia in percentage of women who reached the top of the career ladder. high taxes in norway has made it tough for women to leave the home and spend time in the workforce. generous welfare needs often when parent

lines indicate where the air is coming from and it is coming straight out of the north from the norwegianareas. the temperature will peak briefly at seven or eight, most of the day it will be about 6 degrees. it looks as if on sunday the wind changes direction, so it is coming more from the north sea, which is warmer than the norwegian sea. perhaps the temperatures will creep up perhaps the temperatures will creep upa perhaps the temperatures will creep up a little bit. 0ut perhaps the temperatures will creep up a little bit. out of the two, saturday will feel the coldest and on sunday sunshine and slightly less cold. whichever way you look at it, you will need a thick coat. in the last few moments the retail tycoon philip green categorically denies allegations of unlawful sexual or racist behaviour after he was named in parliament as the businessman behind the court injunction against the daily telegraph. now we join the news teams where you are. ina in a reasonable and inbee park are very happy and as well they might be. there hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the retail billionai

theresa may here said that was simply not going to work for the uk and, interestingly, the norwegian seemed pretty cool about the idea too, saying it was practically not very possible. so, that's interesting, but what will be critical is how her mps in westminster approach that question if there is a deal and if they decide to vote it down. we can look at some live pictures of president trump who is just leaving from the andrew airbase on his way to pittsburgh to visit the site of that shooting at the weekend which killed 11 people in a synagogue. there has been mixed reaction to the news that the president is going to visit with some saying it is not appropriate timing. the first funerals have been held today. others say he is welcome but not at this moment. he is leaving for pittsburgh. there are even demonstrations planned. that is his daughter ivanka as well. there are demonstrations planned from some who feel it is not appropriate at this time. and during a moment of electioneering really with those mid—term elections coming up very $0011 mid—term elections coming up very soon n

residents dodge the bombs and other dangers on the capital streets another entrepreneur event is norwegian somalian mohamad ardo. the established our company a year ago we make any daylight bulbs to cover the needs of somali people and use modern technology to produce them our products are designed in norway and produced in somalia. but somalia still remains a tough place with security being one of the biggest challenges the tech summit itself was held in a well guarded facility to protect participants from islamist al shabaab militants . when years of mass tourism take their toll and once pristine beaches are almost beyond repair there's sometimes only one solution shut it down and that's exactly what the philippines government did with its most popular tourist destination now after half a year it's open again and we sent a reporter. for a little working holiday. waited six months for visitors to. boosting years of environmental mismanagement and over tourism might take more time than ready or not however the island is reopening amid efforts clearly ongoing buildings have had to be raised

we're looking at live pictures now from the norwegian nobel institute in all slow in norway and we'll be covering the announcement in full will find out who this year's laureate is in just a minute. hello i'm terry march and welcome to the program we're. and you live coverage of the announcement of the winner of this year's nobel peace prize in all its low covering the sabbat with me is our senior correspondent peter craven right now we are waiting for barrett thrice anderson the chair of the norwegian nobel committee to emerge from the door through that door there in all the low that we saw just a moment ago there were looking in the room now and she is expected to make the announcement any second now with me is peter craven as i mentioned to peter the nominations for the peace prize are kept secret than what about the doors opening this is right there before we can even begin to talk about. the announcement of the nobel peace prize for twenty eight. good morning.

pictures from the norwegian refugee council show canals choked by garbage and beneath the piles of trash water is saturated with salt and we were there the second mission our she had been majority when the water first became salty my brother got poisoned he stayed in the hospital for two days there are too many cases of poisoning it's not only one or two thousands of people that poisoned. upstream dams in turkey syria and iran are blamed for reducing fresh water supplies to a trickle salt water from the gulf has been edging northwards for decades now bassos top water is on drink coble it can't even be used for washing schoolchildren and among tens of thousands of iraqis who fall in ill health and in the mountain really was our schools have only one place with toilets we always ask the students to bring their own water from home because we had many poisoning cases i've dealt with five or six cases of extreme vomiting you should say because most of my friends can't come to school because of the salty water they have been poisoned some of them got each a skin and some of them got issues wit

last ten years far from the russian border germany has set up its operational headquarters in the norwegian hinterlands together with troops from france the netherlands belgium and. germany alone has brought ten thousand soldiers up here to norway and just into tanks weapons and other supplies it's a massive logistical challenge designed to improve the speech with which nato members could in a worst case scenario come to each other's rescue. this huge influx of people and equipment more than fifty thousand soldiers from thirty one countries is a true test for the host nation norway. but the attitude among the public is there really positive support for nato here is among the highest of all member states and not just because norway shares a border with russia they're not so afraid that it will be a war nothing but that's a lot of things happening in the world so you never know how so nato is important for us of course well i believe russia has become a big threat in the last two years and i wouldn't need new we need to show where power is best war and the world and i know i could be part of

a lot of the match with two goals also cruise two or three want to weigh victory against norwegian rosenborg on front . for the italians having two men sent off. it's the fourth in chaos in the income incarnation of the classic hollywood story of love fame and addiction a star is born hits money and hits movie screens on friday and it's got plenty of buzz thanks to its tough lady gaga like fans have never seen her before and costar bradley cooper who's also the film's director if initial reviews are anything to go by this movie is not to be missed. maybe it's. bradley cooper plays musician jack may jack used to be successful now he's an alcoholic who's lost his grip. the first time i worried about. chiles so then he meets allie played by lady gaga. i don't sing that song. i just don't feel comfortable. almost every single person has told me they like the way he sounded but. i think you know for. instantly he knows she's got what it takes to be a star in the movie as in real life. while we were filming this movie we also had the opportunity watching and being a part of watching her sing every

this film made by a norwegian is on the island, it's on the face of one girl, who is a common sort ofite well respected member of the young labour party wa nts to member of the young labour party wants to help everybody. we are with her as the nascar unfolds. in this version we massacre at all, we just see people running from him. it's a distillation of what it must have been like to not knowing what is going on, the confusion. it's a breathless take. i was sitting right at the front, and after five minutes i had to move to the back to get some distance, it was overwhelming, too emotional. i was too shaken by it. it was still fairly harrowing. it helped me understand what it must have been like to be caught in that situation. and to understand the mind of the man who perpetrated it, and that leaves you wanting more. it's a breathtaking experiment, if you like. whether this is the right topic to experiment with, it left a slightly bitter taste in my mouth. it sounds like a hard watch. 0ur third film is don't worry, you won't get far0n third film is don't worry, you won't get far 0n fig