i ve been an opera fan for decades, and i want to share my passion with you. so, i m on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. this time, one of opera s greatest singers turns 80. happy birthday, dame kiri te kanawa, the outsider from new zealand who became a global star, and the british royal family s favourite soprano. singing. i was a reliable, strong, good singer and made sure that my voice always performed as it should have done. it s incredible to think that she s turning 80, yet how much youth there feels in her spirit and in her recordings. kiri te kanawa s training was unusual. she was first taught to sing by a nun in auckland, before leaving for the bright lights of london. she s paved the way for opera in new zealand and put us on the map. she s an icon to all of us. she shows what s possible. kiri te kanawa was immensely popular with audiences at top venues such as here, at london s royal opera house. she now devote
that is the government did take steps to actually increase inward migration. it s the inevitable consequence of government policy. - so why has the government said one thing on immigration and done another? to understand what s really going on with immigration, i want to start in norfolk. you re going to go back to the lunch. the docking house care home looks after 39 residents, many of them with dementia or other complex needs. we have to make, you know, activities for them, you know, their hygiene, their nutrition, their wellbeing. meenu is from india and is a senior care worker. and we have to do all their personal care, you know, make them feel good. meenu s been working here for eight months while her husband and two children remain in india. i want to give them good life, good values, good education. i and i thought, 0k, we need money also, you know, for living. because of rules that allowed care workers to bring dependants, meenu s family willjoin her in may. i m excit
in oman: episode one. woman sobs. i will explain to you honestly what i know. she was raped. she was then forced to have an abortion. ijust want to help her go home. i feel like i m in prison. please, please, - please, madam, please. human trafficking is one of the most profitable businesses in the world. any africans would never go to this country. never. not oman. then you are lost. shut up. i told the doctor. what you told to the doctor?! you you crazy! i was angry. i was crying. this is more than slavery, that s what i think. we want our people back. how can you buy somebody else s freedom? woman sobbing. i don t know what to do. i don t even know what to do! this is a story of humanity in the face of inhumanity. it s a story of hopelessness and of those who are helping. and of poverty in the face of wealth and power. my name is florence phiri, and i m a journalist. my country, malawi, is one of the poorest in the world. so many women from here hoped to improve their live
we begin in the middle east thousands of protestors have gathered in cities across israel, to call for elections due to the government s handling of the on going crisis in gaza. the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said a vote would paralyse the country and stop efforts to beat hamas. he will go undergo surgery on sunday for a hernia his doctors discovered during a routine examination. mr netanyahu will be fully sedated during the procedure his office says that mr netanyahu s deputy, yariv levin will serve as acting prime minister during this time. here s mr netanyahu said he ll be back to work soon. here he is speaking a bit earlier. my medical statement is transparent, it is known. sure, a lot of people are saying crazy things, but of course no boundaries. my wife went to an appendectomy and people said that she spent a whole week at a villa somewhere and ijust had the flu, people said that i was where? where was i? that i was in hospital. absolutely no boundarie