thousand people have gathered outside parliament in berlin. now on bbc news, the travel show. america s northwest is a place like no other. i m on a journey up through seattle and the last frontier alaska. previously, i explored seattle, in washington state, to find a city connected deeply to the natural world. and in alaska s capital, i saw how the prospect of gold still captures people s imaginations to this day. oh, look at that! chuckles you seeing it? we got some gold! chuckling continues how about that? how about, my friend? laughs what a way to experience alaska! so, this time, i m carrying on myjourney through alaska to see how people here continue to adapt to the natural world around them. you really have to plan your life and your day to day routines around what nature will allow you to do that day. ..even when it is changing at pace. all this area that s collapsed, this was completely full of water, about 14 billion gallons and it all rushed out underneath the
hello, this is bbc news, i m lukwesa burak. we start in belfast on a historic day, as a devolved government has been restored in northern ireland, with its first irish nationalist leader. michelle o neill has been elected first minister of the devolved government. her party, sinn fein, hopes to one day unite northern ireland with the republic of ireland. sinn fein became the biggest party during elections two years ago. it is also two years to the day that the assembly at stormont last met after the main unionist party, the democratic unionists, walked out of the power sharing agreement over post brexit trading rules. our political editor, chris mason, reports from belfast. good morning, stormont! stormont sits back up and running today, we ve been running the past two years. limbering up and under way park runners here first thing pounding around the stormont estate. and the politicians are back, too. whoo! and it s notjust you guys rattling around here now. no, there s go
and out of step and pornographic, or a perfectly timed feminist masterclass? we speak to the makers of oscar nominated poor things. hello. it s been a historic day in belfast. the devolved government has been restored in northern ireland, and it has chosen its first irish nationalist leader. michelle o neill was elected first minister of the devolved government. her party, sinn fein, hopes to one day unite northern ireland with the republic of ireland. sinn fein became the biggest party during elections two years ago. it is also two years to the day that the assembly at stormont last met, after the main unionist party the democratic unionists walked out of the power sharing agreement over post brexit trading rules. 0ur political editor, chris mason, reports from belfast. good morning, stormont! stormont s back up and running today, we ve been running the past two years. limbering up and under way park runners here first thing, pounding around the stormont estate. and
of international law. british scientists arrive in antarctica to test a new drone that will help forecast the impact of climate change. hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh feris. here are this evening s top stories. it s no roman holiday for england. but they hold off italy to start their six nations with a win. blown away by bumrah. england have another pickle to get out of in india. everton rescue a dramatic draw in the premier league. and they re not the only ones. also coming up on sportsday. speeding her way to history. celina liebmann is the first to ride for one of the sport s british teams. hello, again. with the opening six nations weekend about to conclude. bills or scotland attempt to add their name to ireland and england winners. scotland led to 27 zero, they are still winning but onlyjust by a point. 27 26. something of a wales fight back. scotland raced to that lead from two tries. from duhan van der merve both set up by fly half finn russell as scotlan