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switzerland has changed in the last 50 years.den space exploration mission to mars has captured its first fairly close—up picture of the red planet. and here it is. the tienwan—1 sent this black and white image and you can see canyons on the surface. the probe took the picture from around 2.2 million kilometres away. the spacecraft launched back injuly, and is due to touch down on mars later this year. in the danish capital copenhagen they've been trying to cheer people up with the city's annual light festival. let's take a look. there are 30 light installations all across the city — on bridges, buildings and squares. but due to the coronavirus pandemic, all guided tours and pop—up events have been cancelled. the festival will continue until the end of february. a reminder of our top story this hour. the internet lack of fails to protect that may prevent protest in myanmar as thousands take to the street in the biggest demonstration yet against the military coup. protesters are calling for the release of everyone detained by the

switzerland has changed in the last 50 years.n their right to have their say. china's maiden space exploration mission to mars has captured its first fairly close—up image of the red planet. and here it is... the uncrewed tianwen—1 sent this black and white image showing geological features including a vast stretch of canyons on the martian surface. the probe took the picture at a distance of around 2.2 million km from mars, according to the china national space administration. the spacecraft, launched injuly, is due to touch down on the martian surface later this year. in the danish capital, copenhagen, they've been trying to cheer up the local populace with the city's annual light festival. there are thirty light installations all across the city — on bridges, buildings and squares. but due to the coronavirus pandemic — all guided tours and pop—up events have been cancelled. the festival will continue until the end of february. that until the end of february. is it from me, plenty mo online that is it from me, plenty more onlin

switzerland has changed in the last 50 years.their right to have their say. saturdays may be a time to relax for many, but at one school in derby, the pupils are working hard today. the foundation trust there has been awarded £84,000 from the government to run a saturday school for those teenagers who have fallen behind at home. sian lloyd has been hearing from some of the pupils taking part. i come to saturday school, because i want to improve my maths and english, to be a construction worker. hi, my name is vanessa, i'm year 11, and i came into school on saturday . to catch up with my english lessons. empty benches and deserted classrooms. the new familiar, in these times. but, at the bemrose school in derby, they are opening up during lockdown. on saturdays, small numbers are invited into schools to catch up on lessons missed last year. you can see the students who do have access to devices at home, and those that don't have access to devices. what we are trying to do is make sure that gap doesn't widen, and i think being able

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switzerland has changed in the last 50 years.ploration mission to mars has captured its first fairly close—up image of the red planet. and here it is. the uncrewed tianwen—1 sent this black and white image showing geological features including a vast stretch of canyons on the martian surface. the probe took the picture at a distance of around 2.2 million km from mars, according to the china national space administration. the spacecraft, launched injuly, is due to touch down on the martian surface later this year. here in the uk, the queen is celebrating a big milestone on today — she is entering her 70th year on the throne. the monarch would normally mark the annual occasion in sandringham — but the pandemic means for the first time in 31 years, she“s at windsor castle for the anniversary. the queen, who is the nation's longest reigning monarch, isjust one year away from her platinum jubilee. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. we“ve hello there. we've seen snow falling today across northern par

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headquarters in new york they're watching extremely closely what's going on in switzerland this libyan political dialogue forum and this is the conclusive moment of this what they're doing is they brought together a representative group of libyans they say who are now the voters and you're seeing these people going up to the front and putting their votes in they had before them a list of a number of different slates to form the presidency council in libya for different posts that they're looking for including a chairman of that council and a prime minister we had a 1st round and now we're down to a 2nd round of voting which will be the final round and at the end of this they will then decide which slate becomes the temporary interim government i need to stress that talking about a government that's going to govern libya to lead the country to elections and it's an ambitious timeline planning elections by the end of the year everyone here at the u.n. i think is optimistic but not trying to be too publicly optimistic because remember kemal we've been here before remember there was an int

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headlines votes have been cast and in fact counted all counting right now by libyan delegates in switzerland taking part in a special un led forum to decide on a new libyan interim government the candidates have been narrowed down to 2 lists each representing key provinces running for prime minister and roles in a new presidency council so they're just verifying those votes now we're bringing the result as soon as it happens. u.s. president joe biden says he is ending american support for the saudi led war in yemen including a ban on the sale of specific weapons saudi arabia has responded by saying it supports a political solution just days after he was jailed russian opposition leader appeared in court again accused of defaming a world war 2 veteran who appeared in a video promoting russians constitutional referendum they described a number of people in the video as corrupt acts the european union's foreign policy chiefs appealed for opposition leader alexei navalny is release in a meeting with his russian counterpart in moscow just a borel met in the 1st high level e.u. visit to russia sin

i always say to reconcile that, the obvious solution is switzerland.y successful decentralized country. i think the spanish government, maybe they should invite the swiss government to mediate, which the swiss government has proposed a few years ago. they should definitely take the swiss model very serious, and abandon the strategy of basically looking away, and hoping that the problem will go away. because, the problem will not go away. in practice, what can be done? one step in the right direction would be to grant catalonia the same taxation powers that other countries have. i think this would be a wise compromise, at least for supporters of independence, they should see that as a big step forward. anchor: i saw you reacting to some of what peter was saying. did you want to add to the point he was making? >> i think it is still on the table. i actually agree with both. it will be on the table, especially with the fact that we have our catalan readers -- leaders. at the end of the day, four of our last presidents were also from power. there was never

switzerland has changed in the last 50 years. you are watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett hello there. it has been called the beast from the east two. during sunday we will find a strengthening easterly wind and that will bring in much colder air and we and that will bring in much colder airand we will find and that will bring in much colder air and we will find snow falling more widely. focus of the snow has beenin more widely. focus of the snow has been in scotland and it is still snowing here now. but the emphasis changes more towards the south—east of england where we are closer to storm darcy, bringing thicker cloud and added moisture which is bumping into the cold air that we can trace all the way back to the baltic sea and up towards the arctic. we will find snow falling by the morning in the south—east and east anglia. it will be slippery elsewhere, further north will find some snow showers coming in off the north sea. let's focus on the heaviest snow, where we have the amber snow w

after being multiplied and frozen these cells are sent back to switzerland. the patient receives the killer cells in one single infusion with a price tag of 370000 swiss francs according to the novara just catalogue. it remains unclear whether the health insurance companies will pay for camera they have joined together to negotiate a discount. on melting of ice and i work for the insurer hazel where i negotiate contracts with the pharmaceutical industry we're currently negotiating the price of kim rai with novartis. the price is too much she says partly because it is unclear what long term effects can royal will have and whether the cancer will return. official and it isn't quite clear to us how the price came about we didn't receive any cost breakdown and don't know why the price is so high you thought i had skin i was all. welcome to pharma companies provide that gonski formally and there is no human has to hold the price prices down i've never seen on the whole i mean this and i think they try to start with as high a price as possible because in the end it

after being multiplied and frozen these cells are sent back to switzerland. the patient receives the killer cells in one single infusion with a price tag of $370000.00 swiss francs according to the no watches catalogue. it remains unclear whether the health insurance companies will pay for camera they have joined together to negotiate a discount. i'm not in a vise and i work for the insurer hazelden where i negotiate contracts with the pharmaceutical industry we're currently negotiating the price of kim rai with novartis. the price is too much she says partly because it is unclear what long term effects can royal will have and whether the cancer will return. official and it isn't quite clear to us how the price came about we didn't receive any cost breakdown and don't know why the price is so high it will die it's good i was all. welcome to pharma companies provide that gonski formally and there's no formula as to how the price breaks down and i've never seen a lot of the hole for me in this and i think they try to start with as high as possible because in th

i can tell right away egon that you're actually in switzerland for that matter horn is right behind you how brilliant is that it's a magical mountain you know and i've had a place there for a long time and it's the perfect place to lock down to you know of course you know our company name is really matter what i said to our our u.r.l. is gold switzerland so micro asset management this is what we're seeing as you said beyond is natural so yeah great mountain super let's get into some of what's happening out here you tweeted recently quote there can't be any clearer sign that price discovery is impossible in this totally fake paper gold market whilst fake paper gold is traded at $70.00 chilean dollars a year annual mine production is a mere 213000000000 speak on i want to bet he got the gold market the gross voluble 'd the. oil in london really and with 3 they owed him a bank's is greater than the s. and p. well you and i you know this is for a very small market why the investment market is as you know old. sun to world financial assets are actually invested into gold so so you then h

after being multiplied and frozen these cells are sent back to switzerland. the patient receives the killer cells in one single infusion with a price tag of 370000 swiss francs according to the novara just catalogue. it remains unclear whether the health insurance companies will pay for camera they have joined together to negotiate a discount. unlocking of ice and i work for the insurer has done where i negotiate contracts with the pharmaceutical industry we're currently negotiating the price of kim rai with novartis. the price is too much she says partly because it is unclear what long term effects can ryo will have and whether the cancer will return. official and it isn't quite clear to us how the price came about we didn't receive any cost breakdown and don't know why the price is so high you see that what i had to get i was all. welcome to pharma companies provide that gonski formally and there is no formula as to how the price breaks down and i've never seen on the whole i mean this and i think they try to start with as high a price as possible because i

this is the pits go to botch in southeastern switzerland it's mountain station attracts winter sports enthusiasts. and now. whiskey lovers here at an altitude of over 3000 meters swiss entrepreneurs going i'll go feeling and pass comment now open to the world's highest distillery. the idea of opening up at this elevation a 3300 meters came about because we have a storage center for our barrels from the store and it's a privilege to be able to operate at the still resists high up these of these surrounding with. these millions of truck with that i've been so there. for a decade the 2 friends have been distilling whisky they call their single malt the rate a romantic word for sold in october 2020 they opened their distillery on the pizza cottage at an elevation of 3303 meters higher than any other whiskey makers and advantages that the boiling point lies at about 10 degrees lower than a sea level. and so forth i live east us would be one of the advantages is that we have a slower distillation to a lower temperatures. and this gives the whiskey many more floral notes. even if people don'

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the topic of orphan drugs and market exclusivity also reached switzerland a few years ago. ladies and gentlemen pursuant to council regulations for engaging in the debate on this topic i hereby disclose my vested interests. i am the president of into going to the swiss association of generic drug and bio similar manufacturers. in order to promote the development of medicines for rare diseases pharmaceutical companies should enjoy market exclusivities for 10 years for orphan drugs during this period and no other medicinal product should be approved for the same therapeutic indication unless it is proven to be safer or more effective if you're. the point is the point is pharmaceutical companies are not social institutions and they only conduct research when they expect to profit from it this people have to know in order for new drugs for rare diseases to be introduced at all it takes a monopoly and this is achieved through market exclusivity we'll push the market exclusively to it because often. when sebastian trainer was voted into parliament he gave an access badge to no ar

the topic of orphan drugs and market exclusivity also reached switzerland a few years ago. just a. moment ladies and gentlemen pursuant to council regulations before engaging in the debate on this topic i hereby disclose my vested interests. i am the president of into going to the swiss association of generic drug and bio similar manufacturers. in order to promote the development of medicines for rare diseases pharmaceutical companies should enjoy market exclusivities for 10 years for orphan drugs during this period no other medicinal product should be approved for the same therapeutic indication unless it is proven to be safer or more effective if your vehicle the point is the point is pharmaceutical companies are not social institutions and they only conduct research when they expect to profit from it this out in order for new drugs for rare diseases to be introduced at all it takes a monopoly and this is achieved through market exclusivity we'll push the market exclusively to it because often. when sebastian was voted into parliament he gave an access badge to novartis lobbyist

i always say to reconcile that the obvious solution is switzerland which is a very successful decentralized country and i think the spanish government maybe they should not in voice dismiss governments to actually mediate which this was government post a few years ago but this is definitely take model very serious and abandon the strategy of basically looking away and hoping the problem will go away because the problem will not go away now in practice what could be done i would say one step in the right direction. be to grant cuts alone you know at the same that station over settles the bus country out and why not all the regions in spain so i think this would be a say a wice compromise and at least for supporters of independence day should see that as a big step forwards more i saw you reacting to some of what peter was saying there did you want to add to the point he was making. yes i think it's a still on the table and i actually agree with both with what christina montana safe and also said peter and jerry i totally agree like it will be on the table especially with the fact that we hav

when in switzerland of course you need to eat less and less what we have for lunch . the best way to get around these sorts of into space training and here we are taking one of those picture. writes to the top of europe today. now we've made it to top off the young for you who make a the top of europe on 3571 meters. something to do in this in this q. region is this well will be up to ski tricks. and. point. climb in i've been waiting for this moment since i got here i'm going to get a bird's eye view of that and the best part i get to tell the pilot where i want to go. now so what do you want to see it but i want to fly over the narrows parts and i've visited the herndon lighthouse i'd like to see that from above to going to a bit but let's get on the fly for the whole thing. let's go. to. the narrowest point is mean 500 meters wide down there. that's the lens that's where my trip to get. that company lighthouse. now we're flying over the northern tip. of crimes coming up on our right. well have a good view of the white house. and i was there. a farewell flight over

this mass of ice is one of the largest in switzerland, and also the source of the river rhone. people started to come here from all over europe to see the glacier. at that point, even in summertime, it stretched all the way down to the village. now the view is very different. and you can see on this signpostjust how far it used to reach. in 1856 i would have been literally standing on the glacier. it is strange to think that now i can't really see very much, just a tiny bit of ice at the top of the mountain. the scale of the ice melt is extreme. between 1856 and 2010, the glacier receded by more than 11100 metres. as the ice has retreated, a new glacial lake has formed. we walked down to a spot where you can see right underneath the glacier. wow, unbelievable. you can see it. so blue. you can see here. it is all loose, the ice. i can't believe how quickly the water is pouring down from underneath the glacier. every few seconds, whole chunks of ice are tumbling down from the top of it. it is quite heartbreaking, really. if it keeps melting back, it will affect tourism in the reg

and switzerland bad corson is here to show what he's made of. but. he struggles a little with lighting a candle but it stays lit. the pyramid of cups comes at the very end. their. way out cotton is policed and so is the rest of the. use now he has to wait for the results. are just getting tight. the other competition videos are streaming and some of the prosthetic arms are truly remarkable. african will pilot a deck in south africa complete the tower of cops. so. fast work from the it's the 1st time dad calls and gets to see his own performance . the big rip is tight enough even the announcer is amazed by his strategy. are you change to hold the hand factually. now he so did he make it to the final here. this time bad course and came in 5th just narrowly missing qualifying for the final. but there's other then. i'm so proud of my team we perform really well showed what we can do to perform we're really happy and now we're going to go out to eat. there was a bit of make up feel good like us oh its all time oh oh oh oh 'd. in the end could also love me

the lead of the delegation is from switzerland.ritish born scientist and a research relationship with the wuhan institute. according to devine, the american doctor has been one of the most vocal opponents of the lab leak theory. this week he tweeted saying president biden has to look tough on china, but please don't rely too much on u.s. intel. all right, so chinese scientists scientists -- are feeding and breeding infected bats by hand. and the skin test doesn't believe the institute did anything wrong? and the scientist also hates trump? the only thing the delegation determined on their visit to china was the virus came from a bat. thanks, guys. we knew that a year ago. hope you had a nice visit oh there in china. this was a carefully scripted trip by prevetted scientists by an organization controlled by china's hand picked puppet tedros. it's been well documented the chinese government destroyed lab samples, silenced scientists and lied to everybody. banned flights from china proper. and allowed it to travel over the globe. biol

however, softbank has preserved as the switzerland industry. a good owner because over 500 licensees of arm had equal access, even-handed access to the arm technology and as you say, arm doesn't just have 95% smartphone market it has had the majority of the processes in iot and now with apple changing from intel to arm for its process cells in the iphone, not just in the also in the imac, not just the iphone. and microsoft and amazon using it in the data center. it is a very uniform architecture across the entire industry and the reason why this works is because there are so many licensees completing in the industry if it was owned by a single company, that would create the monopoly i think is unacceptable to most people >> herman, i think there is a lot of metrix where you can see arm has been hugely successful, but critics do argue that it's soft flattening revenue growth to softbanks, what do you say to them that arm is achieving more? >> well, it's just wrong the results have just come out a week ago arm is growing 10% a year at the moment

but the after countries switzerland lector state norway iceland all in the top 10 in the world in economics but wealth power head there they don't seem to be suffering over much from the left or membership do they were trouble for well alex i hear what you say but each of them has something which is rather all to look at you know switzerland it's long term finance sector liechtenstein taxation norway oil etc scotland is not is good but i don't think is in that sort of economically and vantage place that many of those are which leaves them except in the compromise of being outside europe scotland is actually dependent whole labor scottish people in a way that none of those states is dependent so much upon the labor of their people so scotland the speed europe and this is a debate we had i mean one of the things that's going to be happening on the day literally with broadcasting this is that i'll be taking part in a debate about this very issue and where scotland should be going the great thing is and this is what certainty again about scottish politics that i just don't get in english politi

[laughter] only in switzerland and portugal. [laughter] >> when we think about why it's illegal you understand these drugs are illegal because of racism and not because of -- >> that's what i was going to get. my only argument against your philosophy is, and i'm sure you have an answer is the assumption if ten to 20% of people get addicted that's a lot of crack addicts. it's a bit like your observation in most cases is these are cultural and systemic and pre-existing problems that exist in the communities of most of what we call addicts. like you can't destroy a neighborhood unless it is there to be destroyed. so, what i would say is in a country sort of as screwed up as america, what do you say about the pre-existing comorbidities as it pertains to people being susceptible to addiction or being taken down? >> we have to see why people become addicted. they become addicted for a wide variety of reasons. some because they have psychiatric illnesses or others become addicted because they had low-paying middle-class jobs and they w

in switzerland back to course and is here to show what he's made of. he struggles a little with lighting a candle but it stays lit. the pyramid of cups comes at the very end. they out cotton is policed and so is the rest of the team. just now he has to wait for the results. with. god so yes it's getting tight. the other competition videos are streaming and some of the prosthetic arms are truly remarkable. he said for the. african pilot deck in south africa to complete the tower of cops. so. fast work from the 1st time dad gets to see his own performance. the big rip is tight enough but even the announcer is amazed by his strategy. are you changed the whole hand actually. so did he make it to the final. he has the right. this time bad course and came in 5th just narrowly missing qualifying for the final. but there's evidence. i'm so proud of my team we perform really well showed what we can do to prepare for. an hour or to eat. there was a bit of goodbye gaius always all time our door. 'd in the end could not love me heads pilot for teen maker hand from