what is it me meant to be polish, what is the polish identity?re. so when you feel national identity and patriotism you feel you belong to the nation. polish culture is built around christianity and our national culture is christian. this is fact. be polish left of the country into the eu in 2004 —— the polish. enthusiasticallyjoining the west. listening now i can hear how identity is overturning that few of poland's future. you think that polish identity and what it needs to be polish is under threat?” polish identity and what it needs to be polish is under threat? i don't think that polish identity is under threat is but maybe traditional polish culture is under the pressure of so—called liberal values and western cultures. it is these liberal values he sees as shaping the eu's approach to immigration. we have learnt that small immigration can be useful and safe, but mass immigration is always connected with problems and changing the society. and we don't need it and we don't like it. this is what is important, these are maps... while a meeting

it was the nazis' goal to eviscerate polish culture.o the university in crack could you is closed. >> with his life and country in turmoil, invoice tee la remained grounded in his faith and searches for a creative outlet. >> he gathered together with others in an acting troupe that met in secret. it was really plays that combined religious and themes of christ with anti-nazi resistance. >> they called it the rap sodic theater. >> but in february 1941, voitila returns home to find his father, his only remaining relative, dead of a heart attack. >> he writes at one point that at the age of 20, i lost everyone i ever loved. so he has to deal with this incredible adversity of the nazis and no college to attend without any family members. >> it is profoundly affecting this young man, who is deeply religious. he wanted a different kind of catholicism than just going to church on sunday. >> this becomes the catalyst for him to think about a vocation to the priesthood. >> but he had to make up his mind. did he want to be a priest, or did he wan

>> i think they're part of the polish officials. think they're part of the secret service or they are part of the police force trying to hide their identity. >> why do you think they are here? >> i think they're here to intervene from inside the protest if there are any problems, but i don't know what they are actually doing here because there are so many police air. there are thousands of policemen guarding these very few protesters, which are ordinary people, not doing anything wrong. this is a complete rididiculous over security measure here. it is important the police guides the demonstration, but these persons here, they try to hide her identity and they have a secret mission. they're also trying to hide their faces. they are hiding their faces behind scarves. >> can you describe the police presence here a little bit? >> it is scary. the police are equipped with big amounts of tear gas. they are equipped with electric tasers. they are completely armed as they would go to war. this is a complete overdone security measure. these

churchill sent a note saying "the polish situation is sorted out." browning was reassigned after market garden. he eventually inns up as a up as ar -- ends treasurer. prince philip wrote the forward to his biography calling him a great man and i'm sure it's all very true. so, what about salsa bousquet? he was demoted and at the end of the war ended up working as a night watchman at brown sauce -- brown's hotel in london before working as a laborer. he managed to get his wife and son out of poland to london. his son, he was very close to, was a doctor. my husband knew him, actually. the -- you thought at the warsaw uprising and was blinded. holland, they, in dutch are very interested in this history and despite lots of netherlands, the awarded the military order of william to the first independent polish parachute prograde -- prograde. the only other foreign unit so honored with the 82nd airborne. the second airborne. some brits were told, by the -- tonywas treated hibbert tried to get him resuscitated. he lost his rank in the army and his pension, an

churchill sent a note saying "the polish situation is sorted out." browning was reassigned after market garden. he eventually inns up as a up as ar -- ends treasurer. prince philip wrote the forward to his biography calling him a great man and i'm sure it's all very true. so, what about salsa bousquet? he was demoted and at the end of the war ended up working as a night watchman at brown sauce -- brown's hotel in london before working as a laborer. he managed to get his wife and son out of poland to london. his son, he was very close to, was a doctor. my husband knew him, actually. the -- you thought at the warsaw uprising and was blinded. holland, they, in dutch are very interested in this history and despite lots of netherlands, the awarded the military order of william to the first independent polish parachute prograde -- prograde. the only other foreign unit so honored with the 82nd airborne. the second airborne. some brits were told, by the -- tonywas treated hibbert tried to get him resuscitated. he lost his rank in the army and his pension, an

is just one of many polish can give us on the bass. they're exhausted but happy to be heading home. after a seventeen hour bus journey janata has reached chest to cova her oldest son patrick is there to pick her up. about his family lives on the outskirts of the city four people in a fifty five square meter apartment. his son alexander is on the couch. there is a good player known here on the wall and some very good and i mean first he's not in a very welcoming mood and his mother has been gone for three months. but the apartment has been spruced up and the dog is happy to greater. reason go all through the finally her husband less shit returns time. he's been at dialysis pleasure like adolphine germany suffers from kidney disease. slowly family life gets back into the swing of things. out of habit and joy not just speaks to her husband in german it takes some getting used to being back in poland so much as well though it should know there's my husband's tired because he's had a five hour dialysis session. but everything's fine. later they head off for a walk in the countryside just

when he forced the polish primee minister delegation to come to moscow. they arrive on 12 october 1944 and by this point, the polls are in a very weak position, that warsaw uprising has just collapsed and so they have lost their only element of real power. church how access churchill noted that the underground leader wouldn't bother to serve anymore because the germans were taking care of it. and they were taking care of him because he was a prisoner of war. churchill was trying to force the pols to agree to cooperate with the communist puppet government that stalin was trying to set up. and on 16 october at the end of the orconference, ellen burk who was in town as churchill's military advisor got a note talking about how badly the brigade had performed at market garden and churchill presented this piece of evidence to the pols, thereby making it true that they were not considered to be useful to the allied war movement. in this put more pressure on them to cooperate with stalin. and it showed stalin and his conference were willing to give in on the side

we polish women we cook clean bake we do everything. at your land has the caregivers also get practical help and advice both will remove. the threat of separate but be a truth or fact the fellow to take it up with a really serious. or at all vile hama is better off than many elderly germans who need care he's able to keep living at home that's not financially feasible for many families and many don't have the space at hand it's a good job for janata though being away from her family for months is a high price to pay the room of a student even tired yes that's true i work a lot every day. if you are by three and i miss my family. most but that's how it is so i need the money for medication for my life my apartment them and feel like i've been. here a whole new. here but i'm glad when i go home and see my husband and children. right now. she spent almost three months here without a single day off now she's heading back to poland. you take care of yourself don't forget to eat and drink. blood take care of yourself. some two hundred thousan

i went down to the south side, the polish section, the american section where residents are of polishncestry . their grandparents came from a poor country for a better life . some have done pretty well. for others it's been a struggle , different customs and different backgrounds it's hard to get kicked around for having a different sounding name, for speaking with a different accent . >> people go to church and rees newspapers -- read newspapers, they lead quiet and orderly lives . >> they are taking good care of them . >> he will be all right won't he ? >> he will be all right, don't worry but i must know more about what happened for the life of me i just don't know and we can't figure it out . >> it's terrible, i hate to think what the neighbors must be saying . >> not as far as i know thomas doesn't say much . >> that's because i've always made him toe the line. the way i was brought up is the way -- you know what troublemakers they can be . >> now that you don't even know them, you've never let yourselves know them. a few small raisins but no promotions why? favoritism, dirty pol

how inclined are polish politicians to try and throw a lifeline to mrs may over her deal? democracy, the judiciary and so on. the polish prime minister demanded the eu to be more flexible with mrs may but his voice doesn't have any weight within the european union. how enduring has the european union. how enduring has the anti—eu, the euroscepticism we during your elections been? it's nowhere like the constant anti—europe sentiment in britain, including the time when it was a very good joke. there's not that much concern with it because the french are founding members of the eu, signatories of the rome treaty. france and germany, basically, if you want to be cynical about it, france was able to bat above her average by being one of the powerful duo within the six and then the nine, the 18 and then the 28. the feeling is that we are getting enough from europe. if you look at the deal french ministers have been negotiating, mrs thatcher negotiated it for french farmers, you can imagine it hasn't worked out so badly. there is continuity. there is also a feeling that we have t

is just one of many polish can give us on the pass. they're exhausted but happy to be heading home. after a seventeen hour bus journey janata has reached chest to cova her oldest son patrick is there to pick her up. about his family lives on the outskirts of the city four people in a fifty five square meter apartment. his son alexander is on the couch. there is a good man here on the wall and some very good i mean first he's not in a very welcoming mood his mother has been gone for three months. but the apartment has been spruced up and the dog is happy to greater. poet is a girl close finally her husband which owns time. and he's been a tireless pleasure like adolphine germany suffers from kidney disease. doesn't. slowly family life gets back into the swing of things. out of habit or not just speaks to her husband in german it takes some getting used to being back in poland so much as well i know there's my husband's tired because he's had a five hour dialysis session. but everything's fine. later they head off for a walk in the countryside just the two of them. also i. think so wh

are of polish ancestry. their parents and grandparents came from a poor country, wanting a better life, willing o work for it. ome of done pretty well. for others, it has been a struggle. different customs, different backgrounds, but the same human needs and wants, above all the desire to belong, not to be an outsider, which is sometimes a struggle in itself. it is hard to understand why you have to get kicked around for having a different-sounding name, for speaking with a different accent. >> do want to know how it happens? i ask you how it happens? why those hoodlums make trouble for us? the police, what do they do? >> he comes not from the police. he comes only to ask why? jeff: i have to ask your help. these things don't just happen. there is always a reason for it. you know the gregory's? >> i know them all right. [speaking foreign language] >> what poppa means is that we don't really know them, we know only about them. they bother our neighbors. it is hard to explain. there are some people that went.

for the polish developments and. i wonder what what exactly is driving all those changes that we see in so many countries and how big is russia's role russia. is just part is different from the rest of the world and that's why. we have. if there's in the reason to blame russia for what is happening in poland of course there was you know well stories of secret service and so on so long this is again a world apart it doesn't want to see the two have to make any comment about it it does exist we know it's and it does exist university but development in poland which is to me a lead to be. i would say it doesn't make me feel comfortable but it is not a data alarming as it seems to be from the far distance it is a process in which this structure of the market is evolving but i think the next elections will prove that some things may go back to normal it's no this is the basic institutions of democracy the free vote and we have seen free press we have free televisions so there is no reason to make such a because i'm well i

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all eyes are set on the polish presidency as they are expected to release a draft of the text negotiationshopefully they will reach an agreement by saturday. >> an unlikely group of climate activists teamed up to place pressure on negotiations. 30 polish of schoolchildren gathered here this morning. they are on strike to pressure we faceto act as climate change. saying michael jackson's "earth" song. they had a message, if you do not care about us, who will? >> valerie is there, covering that top 24 climate summit in poland. it is time for the latest the plight of those held in detention centers as the security situation deteriorates. the human rights council is calling for refugees to be evacuated. >> their faces show relief. these men and women have been released from the detention centers. plane.e about to board a in this hanger, families are reunited after -- in this hangar , families are reunited. they have been through hell at the hands of smugglers. >> they are not human. i have seen three or four people die every day from starvation, dehydration, scabies. us toortured us to force p

the first country to kind of for all of the communism government decades ago what is it about the polish psyche that makes it a very ballad supranational institutions while being part of them don't very much rebel is saying we're very grateful to european union the development. is a good tool to discipline cover to go beyond the ideals of european union and our government made already quite a few concessions and sort of steps back under the pressure of international international law if you remain defined on a number of key issues for example the issue of the of the judges and the issue of the court so i think the theme of summer in tampa theme of nationalism if your will is also again. momentum in your country is it not not especially not more than in other countries look i'm friends with. and look into the. north the leg i know this is a process which is. universal because globalization scare people and from another you know. lay person and author pathologist but i have to see intuition and many people confirm the deal that the power is slowly shifting all over the world towards corpor

course i became polish and figured. he would have had a kid we can hear sound. track from. i can gather with. precious hours. away from all the cares of the world. when holly's father finds out about her he shoots her dog as punishment he has no idea that his daughter's lover is a brutal killer. when you go. holly in kit's hit the road in search of freedom freedom kit is willing to defend by any means like a pioneer in the wild west or a traumatized u.s. soldier returning from vietnam helped. terrence malick brought this parable to the screen in the early seventy's moloch is known as one of the most media shy directors in hollywood really but in his debut he makes a brief on screen appearance as a neighbor who finds the f.b.i.'s most wanted couple in the hideout. last night. the dream. the events described are based on a true story twenty years later they would also inspire all of a stone's natural born killers both these films the american dream get shot to pieces and try to us gun law still nowhere in sight smollett film is just as relevant today as it was in one thousand

polish people's riot. was necessary for hygiene when you were passing by the monument of somebody who made lots of harm to people you somehow poison the atmosphere and isn't that also something that keeps your memory of grave crime alive. reminders. of respect and the memory if it is in the museum then it is really in doubt clear kondo always think so because moments are put in the middle of the street. to hear your perspective thank you very. much. conversation going on our social media pages and here again same place same time here and while the party. imagine being a six thirty five and you have a career and a career involves using your i phone in your computer and things like that in an office and perhaps you start getting hit circulars you could have to stop doing all this and this is tell you lou the minutes must be from my world became smaller and smaller and smaller until i ended up running it and the box. around it a very strong magnetic field on the card held in my head. think of it like a real h

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aram kurd ran the polish supermarket.to the explosion, he moved the cctv camera outside the shop to obscure the view. here he is at the scene just seconds afterwards. he'd been in the basement when it happened. then, an hour later, talking to police. just go through then how it all come about. the bbc spoke to him the next day, before he was arrested. how are you feeling at the moment? i don't know how to tell you. never i feel how i am now. the three men will be sentenced next month for the murder of five people. a cynically planned fraud with no regard for human life. kathryn stanczyszyn, bbc news, leicester. now on bbc news, a special programme from this year's 100 women series. el salvador is the worst country in the world for the killing of women and girls on account of their gender. we explore why femicide is such a problem there, and what is being done about it. this programme contains some language and images you may find disturbing. el salvador is considered one of the world's most violent countries. it has one o

secretary general antonio terrace opened the annual you win climate summit in the polish city. today with a warning a warning that the world is way off course in fighting the. warming now the aim of this year's summit is to establish guidelines on how to implement the twenty fifteen paris climate accord that accord goes into effect in the year twenty twenty one of its main goals is keeping the global temperature rise to below two degrees celsius by the end of this century. over the weekend seventy nine chinese cities triggered air pollution alerts as severe winter smog covered large parts of the country. and on sunday the bosnian capital of sorry ever was the most polluted city in the world its air quality index was well over the level that triggers an emergency health warning. fighting pollution is just one of the many items on the agenda at the climate change conference in cutover itself but for many countries the price of confronting global warming is steep just the fact that poland is hosting this gathering has been slammed by environmentalists groups because of its depende

it's the perfect place to experience authentic polish hospitality. oh yes i come from the mountains this is our life well use it it. was the greatest but a lot of people come here for the muse. sick and when it stops the day ends here and stark upon it like obama. but there's always the next day to look forward to especially in the winter with plenty of snow and fun on the slopes. we continue now with this week's series sweet delights them every year is a moroccan concoction originally best known in northern france and belgium and it was long regarded as old fashioned and provincial but the french confection a friend i think will call has made it his life's work to improve its image and it worked as a bakery specializing in the delicacy has branches all over the world we pay them a visit in little to get a taste of the marvelous method here. a little nerang a little chocolate and lots and lots of whipped cream it's pretty rich but that hasn't stopped this delicacy with roots in northern france and belgium from conquering the well french chef even rec

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climate conference in the polish city of culture you. get from nearly two hundred states they're discussing how to implement the goal of the twenty fifteen. summers . women have come forward in brazil to use so-called psychics joy did use of sexual abuse the woman claimed the self declared he abused them on the premise of transferring his so-called cleansing energy his reputation reaches far beyond prison but for those of the us europe and australia. a new leader is taking over the reins of germany's ruling christian democrats off the party's congress in. mr secure member support to replace. the party. now faces the dual challenge of unifying the party regional connections. and winning back both those from the far right from the germany which has made headway throughout the country in recent elections. as the new cd. is now in pole position to also become a potties candidate for chancellor when eventually steps down as german leader who's head of politics. spoke. about some of our foreign policy positions among other issues the new cd yo

best actress for her portrayal of polish village go. cold war netted the top prize for best film as well as best editor. best director and screenwriter though he was reluctant to take too much credit. few very. good like an imposter here except things who would because they were both hundred ninety five versions of the script and the scene you so there was more as one of the few scenes where the writing actually corresponded to what was shot so. a change in tone for best actor. that went to much better fun today for dog. buntay plays adultry man whose quiet life takes adopt and when you get swept up in the violent schemes of a local criminal. and finally a standing ovation for caustic out for us the greek french director collected an honorary award for his career as a master of the political thriller. standing distinct from the huge budgets and glitz of hollywood the awards show that european cinema can hold it so. you're watching live from i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of the latest news from around the world thanks for

the polish parachute came, like this. in named in his honor. i'll be hearing more about that. >> i wanted to make a quick comment for people who are interested in seeing the site. there's a very good museum and you can walk the bridge. it stands, for americans, walter flew in a glider pilot in a glider. he was the pilot. it was the other man inside the glider plane. it was dangerous at the time. he's in the middle of a war. the bridge between on them, is a called -- >> that's the bridge over the fall. the biggest bridge of the lots. that is as it was before. the one at arlen is in a different place. it was the british who destroyed the bridge a couple of months later after the operation. they were using it for reinforcing and supplying their troops. just around that particular area. it has changed. toys interesting to go back. i was there. lucky because i had a friend whose father was the head of the resistance. he had been there as a child. this is not changed and from here, you can see what you could've seen before. you can see very clearly,

excuse best actress for her portrayal of polish village go soon. called one that's at the top prize for best film as well as best i did. was cry and best director and screenwriter though he was reluctant to take too much credit. a few very. bitter going in poster here except things who would because they were both hundred ninety five thurston's of the script and the scene you so there was more is one of the few scenes where the writing that she could responded to was shocked so. a change in tone for best actor. remember his quiet life. and when he gets swept up in the violent schemes of a local criminal law. and finally a standing ovation for cost us the greek french director connected an honorary award for his career as a master of the connecticut for a. stunning distinct from the huge budgets and glitz of hollywood the award show that european cinema can hold it said. they're watching news still to come the bundesliga shown with my colleague pablo foley right after a short break find out if there was a good stretch their lead at the top of the ta

best actress for her portrayal of polish village go soon. cold war netted the top prize for best film as women's best at a time. best director and screenwriter though he was reluctant to take too much credit. few very. rich like an imposter here except things because they were both hundred ninety five thurston's of the script and the scene you saw the it was more as one of the few scenes where the writing actually corresponded to what was shot so. a change in tone for best actor. that are fun today for dog man. plays adult three man his quiet life takes adopt turn when he gets swept up in the violent schemes of a local criminal. and finally a standing ovation for cost takeout for us the greek french director collected an honorary award for his career as a master at the political thriller. standing distinct from the huge budgets and brits of hollywood the awards show that european cinema can hold its own. around forty same sex couples of staged a mass wedding in the brazilian city of sao paolo the participants tie the knot during brazil's new

climate summit in the polish city of kut soviet said today with a warning a warning that the world is way off course in fighting global warming now the aim of this year's summit is to establish guidelines rules on how to implement the two thousand and fifteen climate accord that accord goes into effect in two thousand and twenty one of its main goals is keeping the global temperature rise to below two degrees celsius by the end of this century. over the weekend seventy nine chinese cities triggered air pollution alerts as severe winter smog covered large parts of the country. fighting pollution is just one of the many items on the agenda at the climate change conference in cutover itself but for many countries the price of confronting global warming is steep just the fact that poland is hosting this gathering has been slammed by environmental groups because of its dependence on coal the polish president dismissed the critics. was of course anya. using one's own natural resources and poland's case coal as us of a but it's a safe and basing energy security on them that does not conflict

promoted side nuremberg have been too passive in defense all season and letting dusty polish them again a brace inside half an hour have gorecki away close but finds top scorer finish the job. plenty for the management and the fans to enjoy. after the break by and resume their dominance the man in acres of space river ian mart three nil by game over after less than half an hour. it could have been more it not for some wasteful finishing. but first order should a was ok i would say fantastic although we had some good chances. we wanted a commanding victory today and we succeeded on that front. by. celebrates a long overdue home win. in the process. in a battle with the game's only goal of. the seven midfielder. to hand the host a one name victory. to sixth in the stand. you're watching the news coming at the top of the on our website. and. take it personally. with. make the game so special. truth. we make up we want to. thank you. christine.

coal is a mainstay of the polish economy.imate scientists say the world should move away from coal, here, it looks set to last for decades. but back at the surface, one green campaigner offers a different vision, of clean solar power. he knows he's outnumbered here. burning coal, burning fossilfuels, using fossil fuels in the energy sector, it is a source of huge co2 emissions, and it hurts our climate, it hurts our planet. this region has some of the dirtiest air in europe, something that'll focus minds as the climate talks get under way. david shukman, bbc news, in poland. let's take a moment and have a look at some of the day's other new stories. china's president xijinping is making the most of his trip to argentina for the 620 summit, by extending his visit to sign some trade deals. the argentine president, mauricio macri, was once again his host. the two leaders shook hands again, just two days after they exchanged similar formalities. that meeting failed to reach agreement on key issues, but mr xi and his host seemed t

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