he has been nicknamed "the swedish harvey weinstein." that's not him in the photo, with his friends, and academy member who has not resigned. columnist called the event says shey," and she does not see how the institution will ever regain its reputation. a change of pace -- but to my old stomping ground, australia, for something completely different. a turtle being given a lot of attention, not just for the color of its hair. son: that's true. i do not know if you have seen one of these? they are pretty rare. it has a mohawk that is made of strains of algae. it is not hair. queensland is the only place found.he turtle is this article buried the lead, as you said, because the other feature of the turtle is the fact that it breeds through its through them.oops basically one orifice to do everything. it is in danger of going extinct, the real reason it is in the press. it was on the list of endangered species. there were quite a few reptiles from us tell you on that endangered list, which highlights, according to the paper, but there are se

the sub ninety nine was the last model designed by sixteen sas and the celebrated swedish industrial designer it's considered the quintessential sun safe aerodynamically sound and solid but a touch eccentric as well. the interior is unconventional but cozy and well equipped this top version has a leather steering wheel and a turbo boost gauge. kristoff is ready to show its the turbo revolution was in the don't here we have blades rotating at it's ninety thousand times a minute it's either one undeterred by side from is driven by the exhaust current event i should have tipped off the right see other rotor blade on the compressor side that forces extra air into the combustion chamber and more air more fuel and more power and genius. and in a further innovation the remarkably small charger has a fashion response time eliminating the feared gap the technology enabled this pioneering vehicle to sprint from zero to one hundred inches under ten seconds and the car continues excel orating up to one hundred ninety eight kilometers per hour stop not on lights beside ninety nine turbo brought o

last week music fans were shocked by the news of the swedish electro d.j. . the cause of his death is still not known. because he was really talented we never met him but he was one of the first to. fall. so. far as to and. i think we tried to be more calm and just you know the the real seems like the live shows. because now headed out on an extensive international tour before their first album is released in late summer. and we will be listening out for moving on now to the latest addition to the british royal family kate and william have the names of their baby more on that at the top of today's express. the new bone son of the duke and duchess of cambridge is named louis of the charles the announcement was made by kids and somehow despite. the youngest addition to the world family was born on monday morning he's fifth in line to the british throne. is william and kate's child to prince george and princess schama. his name on is. a lost cause way of india. the swedish pop superstars album for united to record two new songs park near those burn benny and hon

a swedish golfer has won her first tomorrow. a swedish golfer has won herfirst major tomorrow.lfer has won her first major after a play—off victory against her south korean opponent in california. the final four of the eight play—off holes we re four of the eight play—off holes were played today after darkness ended play on sunday. this was the putt which one it. a birdie which her rival could not match. this attempt to match it doesn't go in. asa attempt to match it doesn't go in. as a result, she was the upset victor. which of course needed a special celebration, and here it is. straight into the pond behind her caddie. the only problem with that, she had not thought so far ahead. she was presented with a trophy wearing a dressing down, although i am sure those pictures will adorn her mantelpiece for many years to come. that is all the sport for now. play is to get under way in christchurch christchurch in the second test between england and new zealand. you can keep up—to—date on the bbc website with all the latest news as england try to win a first test since october 20 16.

aba out there ordered two new songs first a new material from a swedish group thirty five years so some sound the sounds from the domes culture desk is here with more on that surprise announcement to welcome a service and so this is big our fans take in the news oh i mean i think it's exciting the fans think it's exciting i indeed think it's super trouper. what we know so far is that it will be releasing not one but two singles later this year they have announced it on instagram earlier today and in actual fact they almost made it look like an afterthought house or well they had announced an avatar tour about two years ago you can imagine as like a virtual experience of swedish pop music if you like featuring but the way they looked in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine and it seems that while they were busy preparing this tour and organizing it for twenty nineteen twenty twenty right about that time they felt the urge to record more music that would appear and here's what they said on instagram about that earlier today we for felt all that after some thirty five years it could be fu

translation: i want to have friends to practise swedish with.aq but from sweden, there is no want. he is part of a large syrian population in sweden, which took in more refugees per capita in 2015 than any other eu country. the nordic nation has since tightened its immigration rules but helping those given the right to stay remains a major political issue. questions about integration coincide with the rise in deadly violent that has grabbed headlines in the generally safe country. sweden does not record the ethnicity of criminals that rising numbers of shootings in hand grenade attacks have happened in suburbs with large immigrant population. we have spoken toa immigrant population. we have spoken to a lot of people here who say they think immigration is the reason sweep's become more divided, but many say they are too worried to share those views on camera. —— sweden. taking these people and creating jobs for them, if they do not have a job, they have to do something else. crime? yeah. why didn't you want us to see your face for this interview?

the swedish fish. [ laughter ] everyone loves swedish fish here. people are like, oh, yes, we love them so much. >> i like something more powerful. >> jimmy: more powerful? >> yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there's not anything more powerful than the swedish fish. i'll come up with something else for you. >> make something else. >> jimmy: so your first game you score a goal. it was an amazing -- i mean, a long -- [ cheers and applause ] a long, powerful, thrilling goal. before you go out on the field, do you have in your head, i am going to score in my first game? >> i mean, i had a vision before i come. i said, when i come, i know there is some earthquakes in los angeles, but this one was me stepping in los angeles. [ cheers and applause ] i wanted to put the -- i wanted to make a statement. i wanted to make a statement, and i mean, every movie has a good start, yeah? >> jimmy: have you been surprised by -- no, most movies are terrible. [ laughter ] >> not this one. >> jimmy: not this one. have you been surprised -- by the way, you'

go out to western finland remained in the swedish sphere of influence and so it was that the people of had to live a.z. apply to came frederick the first of sweden for permission to build a chapel they originally needed their wish was to worship in simple fashion in a church of their own. oh well i have two years later frederick the first replied that in view of conditions in pity of the gladly gave his most gracious consent to his subjects petition but the chapel soon proved too small within. quarter of a century the population quadrupled so the congregation decided a bigger church had to be built. but the ground plan was a simple one drawn by jaco lebanon who had a name as an accomplished master carpenter and builder of churches it had to be submitted to the swedish court for approval though and the first unofficial response was that the plan was undependable and unacceptable two years went by without a positive response tired of waiting the people of petty of a.z. result to build the church on their own responsibility. by the summer of seventeen sixty three the members of the congre

to life in prison for the murder of the swedish journalist kim wall. peter madsen had claimed the 30—year—old writer had died from breathing in exhaust fumes aboard his home built submarine in copenhagen harbour last august. madsen had admitted dismembering her body, but the court ruled her death wasn't an accident. maddy savage has more. in sentencing peter madsen to life, the judge described the killing as cynically planned and of a brutal nature. he also suggested that peter madsen had shown little concern or remorse for kim wall, even texting his wife just minutes after he killed her. he suggested it was something of a random killing. he had invited other women aboard his submarine that summer, but they had said no. kim wall, a promising freelance journalist from sweden who loved to travel. last august, she was about to move to china with her danish boyfriend, but first she had one last story to finish. in the same neighbourhood here in copenhagen, where the young

well i think most of them and i just was listening to the swedish ambassador a short time ago as he was arriving at security council he said i don't know why we're having this meeting the o.p.c. w. is investigating the british authorities are investigating nothing new has happened why is the meeting being called the british ambassador was a bit more forthright she said she thought this meeting was simply being called as part of a russian campaign that they're starting right now to discredit the o.p.c. w the security council is now in session but as a say they'll be they'll be a short statement on burundi before this particular subject to the subject of the attack in salzburg on the fourth of march is discussed by the council james like

nine hundred seventy four waterloo catapulted the swedish group to international fame almost overnight. thanks studio albums and around thirty smash hits followed benny andersson and the only obvious wrote most of them together in the studio to stockholm. it was. something that we wanted to make the record. we spend a lot of time making them sound great as we thought great. ninety's seventy two anderson and his girlfriend and the freak being stirred teamed up with bjorn ulvaeus and his partner back need school to form. the. two relationships broke up so did. the band and ceased to exist in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. packets of always dreamed of a reunion and hopes were reignited when in twenty sixteen the four members appeared on stage and sang as an invitation only event. now that they have reunited in the studio the question is whether they were also performed together by. the. reminder of our top stories at this hour the leaders of north and south korea have agreed to seek a formal peace treaty or than sixty years after the korean war ended in a truce they've also declare

one of the world's biggest dance music stars, the swedish dj avicii, has died in oman at the age of 28avicii, whose real name was tim bergling, stopped touring in 2016 because of ill health, in 2016 because of ill health. now on bbc news, our world: the war in eastern ukraine between russian—backed rebels and the ukrainian army has killed more than 10,000 people over four years, and peace remains a distant prospect. despite the violence and poverty though, civilians in the war zone try to live as normal a life as possible. in the frontline town of marinka, a new bakery has opened which brings some comfort and sustenance to war—weary locals. from marinka, lucy ash reports. the war in eastern ukraine, more than 10,000 people have died. now entering its fourth year, this has become one of the longest conflicts in modern european history. there is no end in sight to the hostilities, after separatist rebels, backed by russia, took over ukraine's donbass region. hundreds of thousands of families were split up, stranded on opposite sides of the new border. with destruction all around, one fam

journalist kim wall. —— swedish journalist kim wall.o continue his treatment. david davis says that mps will be able to amend the motion put before parliament on a final eu withdrawal agreement. two men have been arrested after violence outside anfield before liverpool's champions league semifinal against roma. 53—year—old man remains in a critical condition with a head injury in hospital. in a moment, a criminal website blamed for more than 4 million cyber attacks is taken down after an investigation. before that, it is time for sport. the liverpool managerjurgen klopp hailed his talisman mohammed salah as world—class after their stunning 5—2 win over roma at anfield in the first leg of their champions league semi—final. i spoke to former liverpool defender stephen warnock who said the club's supporters inside anfield had played their part. it always plays a part. huge occasions at anfield and the fans are incredible. they are a 12th man and it really feeds into the players and it really feeds into the players and isa and it really fee

mom a court in copenhagen has sentence inventive peta madsen to life for the torture off and model swedish journalist convene aboard his set built submarine violet was last seen boarding matson's vessel for an interview last august mattson later admitted to dismember a body and dumping it at sea became too high death was an accident the prosecution alleged vols mother was sexually motivated often missed again just fun videos of women being tortured to death on matt's computer he says he'll appeal his conviction. journalist kevin the queen has been following that story and joins me now from copenhagen given speed of knots and has been sentenced to live what does that mean under danish still. under danish law that means that he will be eligible for release after twelve years and by custom that means he'll probably also be out by sixteen years although he can and has been at this sentence as he could be he could he could be held for life but it's normal that they're out after sixteen years and he's of course the be the sentenced there was huge interest in this trial in the country given how p

the superstar swedish dj, avicii, dies at the age of 28, north korea has'a'nncxunced and missile tests a shutdown of its nuclear test site. the announcement comes ahead of planned summits with the leaders of south korea and the united states. president trump welcomed it as very good news, with the south koreans calling it a step forward in the denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. japan, however, has called on other countries to maintain pressure on north korea. bill hayton reports. in the six years he has been north korean leader, kim jong's nuclear missile programmes have made giant leaps. his regime is now thought to possess both a functioning nuclear weapon and the ability to hit parts of the united states. the region feared some kind of confrontation was coming, so this announcement appears to be good news. president trump certainly sees it that way. the diplomatic choreography leading to this point has been complex. kim jong—un visited beijing. mr trump's cia boss went to north korea. and the winter olympics allowed north korean officials to visit the south. the next step wil

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all right pop fans listen up the legendary swedish proper obvious says they're getting the band back together after thirty five years the swedish for some had big hits in the one nine hundred seventy s. with songs such as waterloo and dancing queen they recorded some new material and say one of their songs titled i still have faith in you will be performed by digital avatars in a t.v. special later this year. and a reminder of the top story we're following here for you the leaders of north and south korea have agreed on the aim of completely ridding the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and an unprecedented summit of the state's common border came to an end when jake also said they'd seek a formal peace treaty more than sixty years after the korean war ended in a truce. mountaineers perhaps trying to get at the top of the hour don't forget you can check out our website or follow us on twitter thanks for watching. all the germans came together in one nation from show the money to chancellor o'toole from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. nice well

and a danish inventor gets a life sentence for murdering a swedish journalist on board his homemade submarine. french president emanuel micron has urged us to move away from nationalism in a speech to the u.s. congress he also called on his ally to work with france to face global challenges micron received a three minute standing ovation as he entered the house of representatives says the two countries share a very special relationship he also warned the u.s. against shutting out the world saying it needs to leave the way towards strong multilateralism. let me say we have two possible ways ahead we can choose isolationism withdrawal and nationalism this is an option it can be tempting to us as a temporary remitted to all fields but closing the door to the word will not stop the of volition of the word it will not dolls but inflame the fruits of all citizens. we have to keep our eyes wide open to the new risks right in front of us. dan estabrook is following everything for us from washington and so diane the present very keen to portray himself as america's man in europe he is keen to show tha

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the superstar swedish dj avicii dies at the age of 28 — tributes pour in from the pop world. after 22 years at the top of english football — arsenal manager arsene wenger says he's stepping down. hello and welcome to bbc news. we start with news breaking in the last couple of hours — because north korean state media is reporting that the country's leader, kim jong—un, has suspended nuclear and missile tests with immediate effect. it's also been reported that he will shut down a nuclear test site. relations between the two koreas have thawed in recent weeks. president trump has already tweeted his response, saying: "north korea has agreed to suspend all nuclear tests and close up a major test site. this is very good news for north korea and the world — big progress! look forward to our summit." ankit panda is a senior editor at the diplomat foreign affairs magazine. he gave us his view from new york. north korea has conducted six nuclear tests and there is good reason to believe they are happy with what they have accomplished. the statement released by the korean central news

it was nine hundred seventy four when a swedish band performed at the eurovision song contest was. three minutes later they were stars winning the contest and soon becoming sweden's biggest export pushing called make a volvo into second place i geta beyond benny and a feat the first letter of the names made. the kitsch costumes dance music catchy disco songs dominated the music scene for more than a decade the truly european beat the soundtrack to a million camping holidays and operations for a brief moment the eighty's were married to the bees but soon divorced all in the public eye and they finally split in one nine hundred eighty two. despite an offer of a billion dollars to reunite they refused until now we all four felt that off to some thirty five years it could be fun to join forces again and go into the recording studio so we did it was like time had stood still and then we'd only been away on a short holiday and extremely joyful experience. wanting to be remembered in the prime that two new songs we performed by computerized avatars better versions of these one seen at the

a danish inventor has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of swedish journalist kim wallst. two days after life support was withdrawn from the seriously ill toddler alfie evans, his parents prepare to go back to court over his treatment. alder hey children‘s hospital want to end his care, but they want to take him to italy for further treatment. two italian men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a liverpool fan was attacks last night. it happened before liverpool‘s champions league semifinal against roma last night. a 53—year—old man remains in a critical condition. sport now on afternoon live with hugh. a great night inside anfield for liverpool, and once again, mohamed salah was their inspiration. this season it has been all about mohamed salah, and player of the year there days ago, as voted by his fellow professionals. and things got even better for fellow professionals. and things got even betterfor him last night, and his manager atjurgen klopp. the former defender mark lawrenson says they are playing so well that it doesn‘t seem real. you mis

translation: i want to have friends to practise swedish with. in 2015 than any other eu country. the nordic nation has since tightened its immigration rules, but helping those given the right to stay remains a major political issue. questions about integration coincide with a rise in deadly violence, that‘s grabbed headlines in the generally safe country. sweden doesn‘t record the ethnicity of criminals, but rising numbers of shootings and hand grenade attacks have happened in suburbs with large immigrant populations. we‘ve spoken to a lot of people here who say they think immigration is the reason sweden‘s become more divided, but many say they are too worried to share those views on camera. take in less people and creating jobs for them, and if they do not have anyjob, they have to do something else. crime? yeah. they shoot each other and it's a lot of drugs, and stuff like that. why didn‘t you want us to see your face for this interview? because i work here. solving sweden‘s integration problems is clearly a huge national challenge. for him,

destroyed information british prosecutors have reportedly admitted deleting e-mail exchanges with the swedish counted. we got in the case of wiki leaks founder julian assange is now this happened back in two thousand and fourteen but was it twenty fourteen now confidential e-mails show that swedish prosecutors attempted to drop extradition proceedings against julian assange much earlier and who is the boss of the c.b.s. in twenty thirteen none other than jeremy corbin's current shadow bricks at secretary starmer here he is talking generally about his role in extradition one in a scientist case which seems more and more to be arguably political we don't use. these two functions they're entirely separate and that's really cool it comprehends says was his file. here's the official request here's the full monte as we would like you to conduct the extradition proceedings on our behalf with. the police. but we can't use a republican this is going to pass it over to the empty to see whether they would like to proceed in this really because when that man corbin's current shadow directorate secretary

and swedish dj avicci, who has collaborated with the likes of madonna and coldplay, has died in omane age of 28. prince charles has been approved as the next head of the commonwealth. the leaders of 53 member states have been gathering in england to choose who will succeed queen elizabeth as the head of the group. the role is non—hereditary so it's not automatically passed on when the queen dies, though she had expressed her "sincere wish" that prince charles would take over. countries also agreed to tackle the deadly disease malaria, and committed to increase inter—commonwealth trade by £2 trillion by 2030. the bbc‘s james landale was in windsor for the summit, he gave us this report changing the guard at windsor castle. only today, it wasn't just the soldiers. world leaders gathered beneath the battlements to decide who should replace their host as head of the commonwealth when her reign ends — a role that's never been hereditary. last night, the queen treated her guests and herself to a much—needed drink, and gently reminded them she had a son who could take on the job when the ti

i certainly don't see that link when i'm looking at the swedish prisons or custody. is from afghanistan. the people who are causing problems for us today, the vast majority of them are born in sweden. that's not an issue of migration, it's an issue of integration. but i also said there is a political agenda mostly from the political right abroad and globally, to use problems in sweden as a way of saying don't accept migrants. don't have that kind of open—hearted policies that sweden has been known for. sweden divides opinion. it's a well—run country and its economy is booming, but it's also become the target for many on the right who want to prove that mass migration cannot work. the sweden example doesn't quite show that, but it does illustrate that even well—organised countries can still struggle with integration. that's all for tonight. before we go, today would have been comedian spike milligan's 100th birthday. he died in 2002, but he left a huge legacy in subversive comedy. here's one of his sketches from "there's a lot of it about", shown on the bbc in 1982. e

>> reporter: we've been hearing that the swedish embassy in pyongyang which serves as an intermediaryetween u.s. and north korea, that they have been working very hard trying to work with the u.s. to negotiate the release of the three americans who are still currently held prisoner in north korea. and in fact north korea's foreign minister flew to stockholm last month for three days and it seems like it would be a pretty easy concession for north korea to make, for president trump to go into this summit and to walk away announcing the release of the three remaining americans believed to be in north korean custody, this of course after last year's tragic death of the fourth american held there, otto warmbier who died just six days after being released. it is remarkable to think about how much things have changed from then until now. i was in north korea many times last year during missile launches, at times of great tension, when it really did seem as if the region was on the brink of war and the dramatic pace at which there has been this shift. north korea now apparently feels kim jun

tributes to the superstar swedish dj avicii, a pioneer of electronic dance music, who's died at the agef 28. and manchester united are through to the fa cup final after beating tottenham 2—1 at wembley. hello and welcome. chemical weapons inspectors in syria have finally managed to visit the site of the suspected chemical attack in douma. their mission has been postponed several times over the past week. it is claimed that the attack on the 7th of april left at least a0 people dead. it was followed by american—led military strikes against several syrian government sites. angela kane is a former chemical weapons inspector and was in charge of the investigation in syria in 2013. she says the delay of two weeks to the opcw investigation affects the chances of it being looked into properly. it isa it is a concern. two weeks have passed since the attack on doom and there have been a number of movements there meaning the government has again taken control of the area and the government has evacuated people from duma and i do not know if the number is hundreds oi’ not know if the number is hun

but now, mamama mia, it looks like a swedish pop group are taking a chance on a comeback, brent.rent: that's right, knowing me and knowing you, it is the dancing queens 2.0. after decades of resisting all efforts to bring them together, they pop group abba has revealed they have recorded two new songs were what they call a virtual tour online. >> ♪ waterloo, promise to love me forever more ♪ reporter: in 1974, "waterloo" catapulted the swedish group abba to international fame almost overnight. >> ♪ waterloo, knowing my fate is to be with you ♪ reporter: 8 studio albums and around 30 smash hits followed. benny andersson and bjorn ulvaeus for most of them in your studio near stockholm. them sound great as we thought were great. reporter: in 1972 benny andersson and his girlfriend teamed up with bjorn and his partner to form abba. they toured the world, but when the relationships broke up, so did abba. the band ceased to exist in 1982. fans have always dreamt of a reunion, and hopes were reignited when in 2016, the four members appeared on stage and sang at an invitation-only event.

the swedish dj avicii who collaborated with artists such as madonna and coldplay, has died at the age of 28. also coming up. as runners in sunday's london marathon are warned it could the warmest on record, meet the man taking part in a full suit of armour. the soldier from cambridgeshire is aiming for a place in the world record books. and later at 8.45, mark kermode joins jane hill to talk about this week's cinema and dvd releases including the guernsey literary and potato peel pie society starring lily james. good evening and welcome to bbc news. commonwealth leaders have agreed that prince charles will, in due course, succeed his mother, queen elizabeth, as the head of the organisation. the decision was confirmed in a statement by the british prime minister, theresa may, at the end of the summit. the announcement from the prime minister was part of a number of policies agreed by the 53 countries. as well as a new head of the commonwealth, the countries agreed on a commonwealth blue charter, affecting one third of the world's waters — protecting the oceans from the effects of clima

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. >> ♪ when one-time >> the superar swedish d.j. d aviciiies at 28.rutes pour in from the pop world. nkem: hello and welcome to the program. north korea has announced the immediate suspension of nuclear and missile tests and a shutdown of its nuclear test site. the announcement comes ahead of anned summits with the leaders of south korea and the united states. president trump has webmdt as very -- welcomed it as very good news and soutkoreans calling it a step forward in ion of the ariz korean peninsula and japan has called for -- >> in the six years he's been north korean leader, kim jong-un's nuclear and missi programs have made giant leaps. his regime is now thought to possess both a functioning nuclear weapon and the ability to hit parts of the united states. the region feared some kind of confrontation was coming. so this announcement appears to beood news. president trump certainly sees it that way. big progress, he declared. look forward to our summit. the diplomatic choreography leading to this pointas been complex. kim jong-un visited beijing

one of the world's biggest dance music stars, the swedish dj avicii, who collaborated with madonna and coldplay, has died at the age of 28. hello, and welcome to bbc news. we start with some breaking news from north korea. the country's leader, kim jong—un says he will suspend all missile tests with immediate effect and shut down a nuclear test site. the announcement, on the country's state media, comes as relations between the two koreas have thawed. a telephone hotline has been set up between mr kim and south korean president moonjae—in. and beforejune, the north korean leader is due to meet president trump. in the last few minutes he tweeted this is very good news for north korea and the world. big progress. chris buckler is in washington for us. news is still coming in, i know that. any more details from washington? it is remarkable. we are at the point at the end of last year when donald trump and kimjong—un we re when donald trump and kimjong—un were hurling insults at each other. and now there is notjust the potential of a summit between them, but a long—term commitment to remov

very worrying we proposed a very innocent draft resolution which was substantially identical to the swedish one proposed yesterday it's not clear to us why they voted against it they simply should have said they were against it because it was russia's draft resolution you say we are good at playing games but i would say you are good at threatening and your threats to syria worry us a lot nikki haley she took the floor representing the united states and she urged countries around the world to vote against russia's resolution this is the logic behind her arguing that the resolution puts russia and the assad regime itself in the driver's seat for making arrangements for the fact finding mission investigators were just supposed to trust that the same government. who says everything about the duma attack was fake will work in good faith with the o.p.c. down under the un rules the syrian arab republic had a right to address the security council because the resolutions that were proposed pertained to them so syria took to the floor and it basically said they did not want what the united states did

tributes are paid to the swedish dj avicii, who has died at the age of 28.or protection from its creditors due to what it describes as a highly challenging environment. allied healthcare operates the nhs 111 service and cares for 13,500 elderly and vulnerable people in their own homes. it says no services will be directly affected by the move. earlier our business correspondent, joe lynam, explained what was behind the money troubles. local authorities, councils, boroughs and so one have had their budgets squeezed in order to get the public finances on a public footing. that has had a major effect on the spending power of local authorities, and these give out contracts to companies like allied health care to do the kind of stuff you referred to there, including the nhs111 service but also social care, in—house care, staying overnight with sick and honourable people, and theirfunds are being cut back which means they have less money to give to companies like allied health care. what they are doing is filing for a cva, a volu nta ry are doing is filing for a c

the swedish pop stars abba have recorded two new songs, their first for about 35 years.own when the tracks will be released. now on bbc news, the week in parliament.

it looks like a certain famous swedish pop group taking a chance on a comeback. that's right knowing me and knowing you were dancing queens two point zero after decades of resisting all efforts to bring them back together the pop group abbott has just revealed that they've recorded two new songs for what they call a virtual tour on law. in nine hundred seventy four waterloo catapulted the swedish group to international fame almost overnight. studio albums and around thirty smash hits following benny andersson and the only obvious wrote most of them together in the studio yes stockholm. signed something that we wanted to make the record. we spend a lot of time making them some great as we thought great. and ninety's and she chewed becky anderson and his girlfriend and the free wheeling stud teamed up with bjorn on bass and his partner at new coach school reform. two relationships broke up so did. the back and cease to exist in one thousand and she changed. hands of always dreamed of her union cuts when reignited when in twenty sixteen the full members appeared on

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the superstar swedish dj avicii dies at the age of 28 — tributes pour in from the pop world.ng on the makers of a drug to treat cystic fibrosis to lower the price, so it can be made available on the nhs. in a statement, vertex pharmaceuticals said it would meet officials from nhs england next week to discuss the use of 0rkambi. the drug has been shown in clinical trials to improve lung function in people with the genetic condition. police have arrested a man wanted in connection with a burglary in south—east london, during which one intruder was fatally stabbed. billyjeeves, who's 28, was detained in kent. he's being questioned about a raid at the home of 78—year—old richard 0sborn—brooks in hither green where a burglar, henry vincent, was stabbed and later died from his wounds. the parents of the terminally—ill toddler alfie evans have lost the latest stage of their legal battle over his life support. tom evans and kate james failed to persuade the supreme court that their son was being unlawfully detained at alder hey children's hospital in liverpool. the court also refused

salad course in copenhagen has sentence inventive peter madsen to life for torture and the mud off swedish in this combine aboard his says made submarine molly was last seen boarding madsen's vessel for an interview last august he later admitted to dismembering a vons body and dumping it at sea but claimed the death was an accident the prosecution alleged of a house murder was sexually motivated after investigators found videos of women being tortured to death on matt's computer he says he will appeal the conviction joining me now is kevin mcqueen he's a journalist in copenhagen who's been following that story closely kevin sabet monson has been sentenced to life what does that mean. despite its despite its definition it's not actually a life sentence that means that he will be eligible for release after twelve years and according to custom make he will be really he could be released will probably be released after sixteen years although he may well be held for twenty or thirty or possibly even my so there was another sentence that was being considered and that was called basically custody