>> it is about a jewish family between 1889 and 1955 and t they're viennaese. after the war vienna became a sovereign state again. all my grandparents were born in the hungarian empire which came to an end after the first world war. it's not about my family i've taken a sidestep. but at the end of the play there's a scene in which i'm represented in a very precise way, came to england at the age of 8, as i did and he speaks for me for a few minutes minutes, and because of that, you know, it is permissible to say it is deeply personal. it is also made up >> deeply personal
and it doesn't even daut back to the same period. >> secret tunnels founld during a project has been using modern technology including endo scopes to peer deep inside the pyramid. the monument has a height of 150 meters. it was the tallest structure built by humans until the eiffel tower was represent recollected in 1889. the oil that's going to be a used to anotice king charles has been consecrated. it was held at on friday. the british monarchy ceremony has been remained the same for over a thousand years. the oil is harvest ed and is based on oil used for the coronation of queen liz elizabeth in 1953. it's scheduled for may 6th. before we go, it should be a
>> there was a movement called boosterism. well, this began in 1889, using bulletins and encouraging black folks to migrate from the deep south to what is now oklahoma. the leader of that movement was a fellow called e.p. mccabe. he recruited black people to come on the theory that it represented an escape from the oppressive deep south, an opportunity to prosper economically. >> the time will soon come when we will be able to dictate the policy of this territory or state. and when that time comes, we will have a negro state governed by negroes. we do not wish to antagonize the whites. they are necessary in the development of a new country. but they owe my race homes and my race owes to itself a governmental control of those homes. >> land meant rebirth. it meant renewal.
it conducted a similar task in 1889, it was at a low altitude. >> here's the difference, the china satellite that they took out was high enough in orbit so that all those pieces are still there. that is creating a debris catastrophe. if you take up a satellite and lower thwarted, the air molecules that, trace air molecules that are there, it will slow it down and take it out of orbit in due time. take i >> so that the low earth orbit hasn't greedy has a self cleaning mechanism. high up, it does not. and so it was, in that sense, irresponsible to do this. because now, forgive the reference, but it is like being in the pool. we all went swimming in the same pool. >> the pentagon says that russia has also deployed a nesting satellite, that carries an offensive weapon which has already used to test fire a missile or a bullet very close to a top secret americans by satellite. >> so the russians knew very well that they were observing
weighed heavily on consumers and retailers alike. it has made for a steep recovery, lanvin's hopes. we continue to have the challenges of covid in china, because we need to be prepared for the rebound of business after covid is gone. despite economic conditions, the personal luxury market rose 22% this year and is forecast to grow 3% to 8% in 2023. luxury is a very resilient industry. there is a trend of people always wanting to consume quality stuff. lanvin was one of— consume quality stuff. lanvin was one of france's - consume quality stuff. lanvin was one of france's first - consume quality stuff. lanvin was one of france's first to i was one of france's first to houses, founded in 1889. —— couture. it is hoped to become china's first luxury house. irate china's first luxury house. we actuall china's first luxury house. - actually wanted to demonstrate to the world that from asia you have the first luxury group. b, have the first luxury group. a chinese company with aspirations of becoming a truly
years, in terms of how he used cinema to tell stories. alan moloney reports. a genius, a multimillionaire, an icon. all words that would eventually be used to describe the boy who was born charles spencer chaplinjunior. there is no official record of his birth in london in 1889, but it is believed the young chaplin was born here, in east street in what was one of south london's poorest areas. increased industrialisation and widespread poverty meant it was easy to get left behind. he had a really appalling childhood. his father was an alcoholic and he drifted in and out of their lives, and his mother had mental illness and she would have regular nervous breakdowns. he was brought up by basically a single mother, him and his half—brother sydney. when she couldn't look
a workhouse where charlie chaplin was a resident. but the hardship that he endured as a young man was put to good use by him in his later years, in terms of how he used cinema to tell stories. alan moloney reports. a genius, a multimillionaire, an icon. all words that would eventually be used to describe the boy who was born charles spencer chaplinjunior. there is no official record of his birth in london in 1889, but it is believed the young chaplin was born here, in east street in what was one of south london's poorest areas. increased industrialisation and widespread poverty meant it was easy to get left behind. he had a really appalling childhood. his father was an alcoholic and he drifted in and out of their lives, and his mother had mental illness and she would have regular
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>> pizza margherita. pizza, pizza. >> as we walk off some of those calories, elisabetta tells me how pizza was born in these streets from quite unpromising beginnings. >> well, mostly they were selling bread with a little bit of fat on it. sometimes pepper, because you know people were really poor. then, at a certain point, people here invented pizza. but for many years it was just a neapolitan taste and a neapolitan dish. >> because cholera also played a significant role in its attitudes? >> yes. it did. it did for centuries. >> thankfully for us, by the late 19th century, the italian prejudice against naples and its food began to change. and elisabetta is taking me to the place where, according to legend, in 1889, the italian queen ordered a pizza that went on to bear her name, the margherita. do you make pizza at home ever? >> in naples, it's almost forbidden. >> well, there's no point. >> the only problem was during lockdown all the pizzerias were