jacqui wakefield in sydney.mad for merlot or salivate over a sauvignon blanc, the city of love swoons for a glass of wine. as other countries have music orfashion, in france, you'll see a glass of wine on each table in any bistro or michelin—star restaurant. it's worth 25 billion euro a year to the french economy, and then there were 5.5 billion bottles produced in france last year. but as bars and restaurants all over the world shut their doors, the pandemic forced loads of us to reassess our relationship with booze and explore more nonalcoholic alternatives. international sales of nonalcoholic drinks have shot up by a quarter, but in france, the growth has been slower, reportedlyjust 4% in the same period. one man hoping to transform french attitudes is augustin. hello, ade. last year, he set up what he says is paris's first shop entirely devoted to nonalcoholic drinks. do you get any snobbery? do you get people who come in and, when they hear there's no alcohol, they're like, "what? what is this?" yeah, at th

sydney's gay and lesbian mardi _ mardi gras! sydney's gay and lesbian mardi gras _ mardi gras!bian mardi gras is a - lesbian mardi gras is a spectacular display of triumph and defiance. it is one of the showpieces of world pride, a festival attracting up to half a million participants. lgbtio businesses including cafe �*s, bars, fashion designers, and florists, are in the spotlight, and are hoping to cash in. == and are hoping to cash in. -- cafes. and are hoping to cash in. -- cafes- i'm — and are hoping to cash in. -- cafes- i'm a _ and are hoping to cash in. -- cafes. i'm a florist _ and are hoping to cash in. » cafes. i'm a florist and i'd like to say that i am the gayest florist in sydney. it isn't about selling things, but having the experience, having the community spirit, that is key. the community spirit, that is ke . �* ., ., " key. before the covid-19 pandemic. _ key. before the covid-19 pandemic, tourism - key. before the covid-19 pandemic, tourism was i key. before the covid-19 i pandemic, tourism was one of australia's main exports. world pride is helping to reign

i think sydney has always been one of the gay capitals of the world.k people getting back to the work, particularly post—pandemic is really important. particularly the industries of hospitality and the arts suffered the most through the pandemic. indigenous art culture and commerce are also being showcased at events across the 17—day festival. we have worked with local aboriginal businesses to run this. this is the first worldpride where a first nation's focus has actually been put at this level. we have marri madung butbut, we have a blak & deadly gala concert which will happen at the sydney opera house. there has been significant social change in australia — marriage equality laws were passed in 2017. but the pride festival has also highlighted that in it dozens of countries, being gay is illegal. sydney parties, knowing that many other cities won't enjoy its freedoms. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney memories of 1930s glasgow — painted by an artist who is now 95 — is holding his first ever art exhibition, wanting people to see his work before he dies.

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.er unveiling its line—up. arctic monkeys and guns n' roses willjoin eltonjohn as the main acts at glastonbury injune. but some people aren't happy that the three main acts are all men. this was the reaction from musicjournalist georgie rogers. the issue is that familiar sigh we get now if there is a headline act, three headliners are all male and white. it's that sort of slight sense of disappointment that that is where we are at. it says a lot that emily eavis has put a caveat in the announcement with the explanation that it was a pipeline issue and they tried their best and they had a female, i know it looks like there may be two female headliners for next year. i was hoping for beyonce coming back or maybe rihanna, given the fact that rihanna just did the super bowl. so, i'm into it, but the thing with glastonbury is it isn't always about the main headliners, some years i'll go and see one of the headliners, sometimes you see all three. there is so much to take in and explore there.

powell that sydney powell forwarded to maria borough mall, this email is the entire case for sydneyell's attack on the dominion voting machines and for fox's attacks. and the last third of the email written by this woman who we have never heard of before this email or since, she is talking about how she listens to the wind, she has visions, she sees things and hears things that no one else can, she was shot once but there was no evidence of a gunshot wound. all of these unbelievable delusional, insane things. they are all right there in the very same email that maria bartiromo and fox used as there are proof for the case for making against dominion. that email is going to be in court as an exhibit, it is possible that dominion could call that woman who wrote that email as a witness but if we get to this stage, this trial stage in this case, how is the jury going to see an email like that as the basis for your tax on this company? look >>, you are asking the lawyer in this group and i am talking to two journalists here. what either of you ever, in 1 million years, read something like

we have a lack and deadly gala concert at the sydney opera house.spondent: there is been significant social change in australia. marriage equality laws were passed in 2017, but the pride festival has highlighted that in dozens of countries beingay is illegal. sydney parties knowing that many other cities do not enjoy its freedoms. anchor: before we go, underwater archaeologists have discovered a medieval shipwreck with a fully stocked pantry of spices including ginger, saffron, clove pepper and organic remains of nuts and berries. the 15th-century ship once belonged to king hans of norway. it w found off the coast of sweden. the discovery provides a window into the pallet of northern europe's elite. the remains present low concentration of salt. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: u

it is suite apartment in sydney. it is quite confronting. - apartment in sydney. have heard a few horror stories from friends of ours about the rental market at the moment. there is the concern of having to compete with 15 to 20 other people with rents going as they are you're looking at potentially having to spend half to 6% of your —— of your income. half to 696 of your -- of your income-— half to 696 of your -- of your income. ., ., , ~ , ., ., , income. for many australians findin: income. for many australians finding an _ income. for many australians finding an affordable - income. for many australians finding an affordable place i income. for many australians finding an affordable place to| finding an affordable place to live is hard. rental crises for apartments here in sydney —— rental prices increased by 20% last year. a similar story in melbourne, the country second biggest city. pressure on demand for housing is being fuelled by the return of international students and migrants. the federal government wants to build 30,000 affordable homes over the next

it's almost consumed me in november when sydney powell attacked us. it was very difficult to regain emotional control, but i knew i had to. we've got two weeks left. we can do this. it was very difficult for tiny talker carlson, the tiny minded tucker carlson to regain emotional control from his fear of the deadly donald trump and his fear of the crazy lawyer sydney powell who based her entire attack on the dominion voting machines, on an email that are beto at this hour last night from a woman who no one had ever heard of, including sydney powell, who believed that they wind spoke to her, and helped her figure things out. she believes that she was once shot in the back after being an fbi informant, and that there was no trace of the bullet wound because she miraculously recovered. she was filled with illusions like that in her email. she admitted at the end of our email to sydney powell that everything she wrote in the email was what she called, ' wackadoodle'. that was her own word for her own email. tucker carlson was desperately afraid of the wome

among the guests is the russian consulate-general in sydney.ov: in about three minutes, would you come and please take your seats. sean: the host is 31-year-old sydneysider simeon boikov, the australian-born son of a russian orthodox priest. he's also the leader of the australian cossack society, which styles itself as a military unit. simeon: today's ceremony is very significant, for it's the hundred-year anniversary since the 1920 great russian exodus. sean: what are the cossacks in australia here to do and to achieve? simeon: the purpose of the cossacks in australia is to preserve cossack traditions, culture, values, and also to promote pro-russian sentiment, and i've been accused of that, but i'll say it on camera: we have no problems of admittg that we are pro-russian. [music in russian] sean: boikov leads a small group of dedicated australian cossacks. boikov's leadership has been controversial. at this meeting filmed by the cossacks and posted on youtube, he is reappointed for five years after fighting off an attempt to remove him. male:

y r a cell club in northern sydney, and pleaded with staff to banned him. i said to them, i want him, but look, that is not candle have anymore. and i said, well, we can't do that. and i went both ye. can i went no, it's totally up to him. nobody else can do. he probably didn't think he had a problem. i'm an upset from day one. he's totally to blame as well. yes, he knew what he was doing, but you helped him do what he was doing. so they enabled it. i did in a betting he's a word i like. as i said he was a drug addict. muscle just stuck a nightly me van with gary was a prize to customer, a high roller who wagered around 2 and a half $1000000.00, including about $50000.00. he borrowed from his mother. joyce says he was wined and dined with harbor cruises and other perks. the club insists it had no legal responsibility to buy him joy showing me where his body was found and what a bane on and i thought the clock in the morning ah, was pouring with ryan praising cold. and i'm sure he would a bang drunk. he'd be missing for 6 days. the club was fined $200000.00

it was forwarded to her in its entirety from sydney powell. marlene bourne explains that the devil was in the software. it's the software, a piece of code, was inserted such that once ballots were fed into the -- up to 3% of votes from mr. trump would automatically switch to mr. biden. this was kept at 3% because it was supposed to determine that anything higher than that would raise suspicions, but that 3% would be enough to tip a tight race. she said that the software was rigged to do this in spain. it's the spanish you decide who wins our election and who doesn't. and then she says something about the 3% that maria bartiromo red but then decided to never tell her audience. marlene bourne said, 3%, quote, also happens to be the cut that jared kushner gets from all donations to the gop, which is line items in the software he had to create, with his brother, i think it was as a transaction fee. i thought i throw that in there in the interest of fairness to both sides. of course, there's no evidence that what she said about jared kushner's true

also in the program with a day of vocal protests picked up in sydney as thousands of young people prepared to take to the streets around the world to demand urgent action to counter climate change. plus unseasonably. low rainfall in europe is exposing some rarely seen signs, but the current drought could harold, another devastating year for crops and energies one. 0 lou. hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. the founder of russia's mercenary wagner group has claimed his fighters have nearly surrounded the eastern ukrainian city of buck moved. new trenches have appeared in villages surrounding the battle city as ukrainian forces prepare for rushes, advance. residents living in the area have also started to leave their homes for thursday. this video was posted online reporting to show wagner soldiers celebrating a top of a ruined building in the easter east of the city. it's not known when this footage was filled with the issue, a guy walk, wagner, unit city have almost completely surrounded buffalo program. well, there is only one road out left. yes, there is pincers. you have come

we are it's in sydney's _ custodial land. we are it's in sydney's enormous - custodial land.esbian people are being put front and centre at the celebrations.— front and centre at the celebrations. ~ , ., , celebrations. we tell stories, assed celebrations. we tell stories, passed stories _ celebrations. we tell stories, passed stories down - celebrations. we tell stories, passed stories down from i passed stories down from generation to generation and that�*s what we�*re doing on stage. that's what we're doing on stare. ., .., that's what we're doing on stare. ., ., . , that's what we're doing on stare. ., ., stage. you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer_ stage. you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer and _ stage. you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer and we - stage. you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer and we are i stage. you can also catch us on the bbc iplayer and we are on i the bbc iplayer and we are on social media and all the usual places, along with some great travel content from around the bbc. untilthen, travel content from around the bbc. until then, from

sydney: i love you so much, vivian.o excited to be with you, and i can't wait until you're here. and i don't know. she spends a lot of time with me, so i'm very thankful that, like, you choose to spend your time in that way because it means a lot to me. yeah. [laughs] julian: so literally, it's one thing to visit your significant other's parents' house. it's another to, like, half move in. izzy: did not know them very well before at all. i, like, visited, like, once, right, before. and so then i, like, walk in. i'm like, "hi." so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, anthen me d then the dog. and so it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding another pson to this, le, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more ma

carlson s t told fellow anchor laura ingraham that sydney is lying. his words by the deposition for his own producer text and that quote i don't think there is evidence of fraud that swung the election. they know, they know full well they have been lying and they're doing it anyway. we all, americans of all types and stripes and corners of this country democrats republicans independence, need to take a stand and call out mr. carlson's conduct for what it is. a dangerous unforgivable attempt to destabilize our democracy and rewrite the history of the worst attack on our constitution. it is an insult to every police officer who was on the scene that tearful fearful day. it's an insult to the memory of every single person in connection with the attack especially tof the memory nonviolent? after the family. that makes me sick just thinking about what his family must be going through this morning. it is an insult to everyone who cares about our democracy wishes to preserve the dream of our founders and our age in our day. i hope every member of this chambe

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. annabelle: i am annabelle droulers in hong kong.e are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i am shery ahn. china sets a modest growth target of 5% for the year of the national people's congress that underway. haidi: markets are watching fed chair polls testimony in the coming days. shery: and harald kruger kurod'' s time at the back depends coming to a close. annabelle: we have the open of another trading week in asia after we saw the s&p 500 advancing by 2% of the past, few sessions snapping it three weekly decline. you can see new zealand is already online. we do have polls testimony in the day ahead. some other big events are coming up in asia kicking off with what is happening. . we have the rba meeting tomorrow. the white expectation is a hike another 25 basis points. even though we see signs of the effects of tightening coming up in the economy, that will be a 10th street move to the upside. in terms of what we are watching in japan, we have the boj go

louise: the stewart family in sydney are among those deeply concerned over qanon's spread, as they've brother tim stewart become immersed in its beliefs. karen stewart: tim believes that the world has really been taken over by satanic pedophiles, or luciferian pedophiles they call them, and that is represented by the left, so the radical left. and if you don't believe in the qanon perspectives, then you're a pedophile enabler. louise: tim stewart has been a close family friend of prime minister scott morrison and has reportedly boasted about his access to the pm. miles taylor: i would think that someone in a position like prime minister morrison would wanna condemn those views and indicate strongly to the public that they have no bearing on his official actions, on his responsibilities, nor on his worldview. prime minister scott morrison: i find it deeply offensive that there would be any suggestion that i would have any involvement or support for such a dangerous organization. i clearly do not. louise: tonight, on four corners, we hear for the first time from a family who have watche

that the other side is so worried about our age readers, one of australia's major newspapers, the sydney morning herald, have been venting their anger on twitter. that's after the outlet, his replies to a series of articles on a predicted war with china. users say their voices are being silenced. oh my god, the sydney morning herald hate all the replies to the salt installment of this war with trying and propaganda series. and hitler replies people made check out only hidden replies where they're not just publishing propaganda. there is silence in any push back against it. australia's urgent security problem is that we are a vassal state of the u. s. empire, and are being groomed for war to protect a dying empires. hedge many, we desperately need to wine back ties to the us and remove their basis from the country. a s a p, whilst forming closer ties to asia should, would not be more concerned about how the onto try. the rhetoric came about under the evangelical morrison government. it comes as in his paper published a series of articles predicting australia could be involved in a war wit

that is our deals indirectly reporter in sydney.p your eye on ubs, all of those european banks as we head towards the open. there has been is string of property defaults at blackstone, brookfield and pimco indicating deepening property pain. we will speak to let's all -- s dani: good morning, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe". i'm dani burger in london. cautious target. china sets a full-year growth objective of 5%, below expectations, limiting the nation's ability to stimulate the global economy. copper and iron or fall as traders find little cheer in beijing's plans. but stocks and futures rallied on wall street. pressure continues on credit suisse as a longtime investor sells its stake in the embattled lender. the underwhelming china growth target, we talked to ella hoxha who said the china growth story is alive and well but this crimps the longevity of the trade if you don't have policy support. chinese equities are underperforming this morning. the overall equity complexes moving higher, but china is down more than .5%. iron

this is the email that sydney powell, the trump lawyer largely responsible for wrists spreading but,d to maria burrow myrrh. this goes by the person by the name of myers, in this person claims they can, quote, time travel in a semiconscious state, when i'm awake, and see what others don't see, and hear what others don't hear. the wind, capitalized, tells me i'm a ghost, but i don't believe it. now mars goes on to make outlandish case about dominion particular. a piece of code wasn't herded such that once ballots were fed into the database for tabulation, up to 3% of votes for mr. trump will either make really switch to mr. biden. this was kept a 3% because it was supposedly determined that anything higher than that wouldn't raise the special, but that 3% would be enough to tip a tight race. also throw in a deranged worry about supreme court justice anthony scalia, and i quote, here he was purposely killed at the annual bohemia grove camp, a club for members of the mega group, during a weeklong human hunting expedition. i gotta say, in journalism you get stuff like this all the time.

while a good course was racing enough for many it had on their birthday suits in sydney harbor. there were plenty of other reasons to take part. there's nothing like the feeling of sea and sand on skin, just off the swimmers in australia. more than $1300.00 skinny dippers, took the plunge in sidney harbor as part of an annual initiative to promote skin cancel checks. sydney skinny was taking place for the 1st time since before the pandemic with organize is hoping to break the world record for the most nude swimmers in one place. while they ultimately fell short of their target. those present still had plenty to cheer about. for some, the experience was all about connecting with nature to be in this beautiful city to swim in the harbor. and you know, we have access to some of those beautiful places in the world and to be in the spaces exactly as we are in our altogether. is that such an opportunity could have been for others, a chance to feel confident in their own skin, just about how to plan for the confidence. so she made herself like that it makes it hard for us to really be

oh my god, the sydney morning herald hate all the replies to the salt installment of this war with tron and propaganda series. and hitler replies people made check out only hidden replies here. they're not just publishing propaganda. there is silence in any push back against it. australia's urgent security problem is that we are a vassal state of the u. s. empire, and are being groomed for war to protect dying. empires, hedging many, we desperately need to whine back ties to the us and remove their bases from the country. a s a p, whilst forming closer ties to asia should, would not be more concerned about how the onto each other rhetoric came about under the evangelical morrison government. it comes as a newspaper published a series of articles predicting australia could be involved in a war with china. within 3 years. chinese state media has accused the news outlet of using misleading information is articles, while a former australian prime minister has blasted it as provocative. today, sydney morning, herald an age front page stories on australia supposed war risk with china represen

hsbc speaking here in sydney.hey are commenting on the acquisition bet hsbc recently made, saying it made business sense. it was an opportunity not seen very often and it aligns where they want to be in dog european union tech market. -- in the european tech market. that was some of the earlier moves as we saw the collapse of svb. we have heard that there have been not insignificant inflows when it comes to that unit after its acquisition by hsbc. we are also watching for further reaction. we saw first citizens watching -- reaching that deal to buy svb after its failure. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look at how australian and new zealand bonds are faring. yields surging off of these lows. a little bit of a pullback when it comes to the banking fees. a pretty significant rise in two-year yields. when it comes to australia, we are watching for the inflation report. before that, retail sales. this is bloomberg. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. the fbi see is investigating the conduc

and i've been commuting to sydney, which has been - >> jimmy: what >> sydney is far, it turns out >>and -- and i found out on the plane. and i knew i was gonna be flying back from sydney to l.a. the day of the announcements >> jimmy: yeah >> and i wanted to do a ritual for myself to -- you know, things have gotten shinier and shinier. and i wanted to have a moment where i got to watch the movie one more time to look back on that moment of that seed of making, the heartbeat, this very special thing we made together and i hadn't watched it on a a plane. so, before the announcements came out, i watched it on the plane. and i felt like one of those superfans of our own movie where they always say, "you know, the movie starts and i just start weeping." and that was me. and i was so embarrassed i was like, "i hope no one's seeing me cry at our own movie. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're watching your own movie, crying. >> yeah, exactly and it was like -- >> jimmy: "what a performance! [ laughter ] "isn't she fantastic?" >> but it was -- it was before i even came on there's this opening montag

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thursday, drier and bright and 10 degrees warmer in sydney at 35 celsius.e summer heat as we move into autumn. across new zealand, wet and windy weather. we have wet and windy weather clearing away from the eastern side of japan. largely dry and fine through tuesday. not bad across the korean peninsula. beijing around 20 celsius. wednesday, 13 degrees. a wintry mix across the far northeast of china. the korean peninsula is dry, fine, and sunny. ♪ >> [speaking another language] >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. a look at the top stories we have been following. leaders of the u.s., u.k., and australia have unveiled plans to provide australia with up to five nuclear powered submarines. the alliance is widely seen as a major effort to counter beijing's growing influence in the indo-pacific region. president joe biden has been trying to reassure americans the country's banking system is safe after the collapse of the silicon valley bank. stocks around the world plunged monday as customers tried to get deposits back. also in america today, the white house has approved a ma

sydney really needs the world, really. >> sydney is the first city in the southern atmosphere to hosth started 23 years ago. it coincided with the fifth anniversary of marriage equality legislation in australia. >>> nearly a year after will smith slapped him at the oscars, comedian chris rock is finally addressing the incident in a new netflix special. listen to this. >> chris, they're ready for you. ♪ >> three, two, one, and we're live. >> performing in front of a global audience, rock said, he's not a victim and he took that hit like pacquiao, a reference to the famous filipino boxer. rock also suggested that smith's response to his joke about his wife was more about the couple's relationship than him. he went on to discuss various topics from addiction to abortion to racism in america. >>> pretty pups, please step to the side. it's time to shine a light on men's most unattractive best friends. have a look here. the world's ugliest dog contest is taking applications until june 21st. according to its website, the competition celebrates imperfections that makes all dogs special and un

we sent jacqui wakefield to see some of their work a few hours north of sydney. as rural australia. barrington tops national park, about five hours�* drive north of sydney, is all about greenery, lush rainforests and wildlife everywhere. the bush here is full of animals like koalas, wallabies and kangaroos. but there's one animal that's been newly introduced, and it could help save the species from extinction. devil growls it's hoped these hills will provide a safe haven for the tasmanian devil, whose populations are being ravaged over on their home island, tasmania. 90% have been wiped out by a highly infectious disease that causes facial tumours and eventually death. but this sanctuary is at the centre of efforts to save it. hey, guys, thanks for coming out. welcome to aussie ark. now, we have a couple of special little animals for you guys to have a look at today. we've got sandra dee here, and we also have pickles. so far, aussie ark has had seven breeding seasons with a total of around 300 baby devils, orjoeys. i think shejust likes moving around. she'sjust

sydney up to 29. the darker the red, the higher the temperature. sydney the heat returns.degrees. for new zealand on wednesday fairly quiet. light winds. i don't think we will see any showers in the forecast on wednesday. also, catching a break from the rain for kuala lumpur and singapore, sun and clouds in the forecast wednesday, but showers for the western side of sumatra island. for china, still some heat along the yangtze river valley. we see some showers for the western side thursday. running across the yangtze river valley, drawing down the cooler air. changes in zone joe -- changes in zhangguo. the cherry blossoms bloomed ahead of schedule. you do for forecast in tokyo. 17 -- beautiful forecast in tokyo, 17 degrees. ♪ >> too often, often honest on is portrayed -- afghanistan is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many afghanistans, thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction, an extraordinary film archive reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. >> on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ maryam: welcome back. you