Hopes and fears for europes future c. What you eat the saying goes and how and what we place in society this is the subject of unusual exhibition up the victoria and Albert Museum in london a critical look at the politics and culture of food its an absolute necessity for a soul to survive but we need to rethink what we eat. As part of the exhibition food bigger than the plate b. N. These video artists honey and bunny take on the topic of table manners questioning the way people in the European Union manipulate their knives and forks. In from the 500000000 democratic citizens but we are all trying to eat like the queen of england theres a certain absurdity to that cultural rules to find and dominate our lives to
a massive degree. Message of our work is to look at culture from a new perspective and see how different it could be. Completely different the exhibition at the victoria and Albert Museum encourages visitors to look beyond their own plates self destructive consumption unbridled
For the first time in the new elections voicing their concerns face the voters in forty five minutes on d. W. Heres whats coming up for a look when to sleep you have plenty to talk about here. Is legal every weekend here w. This news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes. To find out how strong. The fast test of the polls. And his promise of a fresh start with corruption inside the box will not be enough. To. Get jobs because the thing that. Also coming out stressing the importance of young women in politics you need to young that sound good politician whos. Going to take on. Welcome to the program so africas govern an African National Congress Faces a nail biting wait for the official results of wednesdays general elections the final results are not expected before the weekend but its clear the psychologically important sixty percent plus of the vote may be out of reach for the party which is lets sense the end of apartheid will go to pretoria to look at the Big Questions imagi
there is no fairness about these and it s that. yeah. things, they just are. saturday morning, more than 24 hours since they had any communication from their son zach brannon turned 23 in 2010. by 8:30, we still hadn t heard anything. we still woke up to even more horrible images and then had time to think about the death tolls and all that. i just picked up a degree in it was just compounding and history from a college in indiana, no idea what to do compounding and compounding. next. and then he saw an offer for a and then about the moment all job in japan, a two-year stint seemed lost, another e-mail teaching english to elementary arrived, not from zach. school kids, no japanese it was from kenji, the volunteer language skills required. why japan of all places? mentor in japan, just a few i don t think there s any words, and they meant rhyme or reason to it. everything. i think it was just offered to me and i jumped on it. bran nan son survived. the town they sent
quake hit, and all he knew was best. her town was gone. remember, zach had wanted to come home months earlier, but literally come hell or high terry and john had encouraged water i was getting into that him to stay, to live up to his damn town. commitment. that s where he headed, right how much did you beat into that hell, willing to risk yourself up about that? his life to try to save hers. fires on the hill, fire on i did. the water. could he get there in time? seemed right then, but now? i never loved someone like i the helplessness of we re way loved georgia. over here and there s not a thing we can do. georgia s family in new zealand including cousin chelsea were just as scared and just as helpless. one of my friends got a text welcome to dateline. that said there had been a it s an epic love story, a young massive tsunami in japan. man from small town indiana obviously we all freaked out heads to japan to teach. because georgia was over there. there he
the situation began to improve by the mid 1990 s. the country had earned the nickname of celtic tiger victors write history the saying goes but in ireland they say it s the losers who sing the songs. so there s always been the coin of aspect to folk music where some corner of like rebellious around the author of terry a nature and i suppose that would be an element that we are picking up on now. the financial crisis of 2008 hit island very hard causing the property market to collapse plunging the country into recession many banks and financial institutions faced bankruptcy so ireland received a bailout from the eurozone now its economy is on the rise again. thanks to questionable tax incentives not pranks it has reopened old whims a lot of things are coming out in the open at the moment and one of them is like the rest of europe read against the see the kind of like that we ve had to deal