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Because every day, you know, it is just like youre climbing a wall, slippery, nearly on the top and fall back down again. next day you start the same. it is a bit frustrating. but that is how it is and that is the challenge. you have to work with the forces, because you can never beat them. yeah. and when we work with them, you know, it is like having a good friend. it seems like your team is working very, very hard. good luck. we will see how it works out. we just have to finish now! we have so...

Absolutely. it works? this is great! but one of the biggest challenges of putting on this festival is the construction of the venue itself — an ice concert hall. and professor petter bergerud oversees the project. petter and his students have battled fierce blizzards for six days as theyve frozen water around giant balloons and netting to create a solid structure. but each days work has resulted in disaster. we started with plan a and ended up with plan...y.

An atmosphere of fear and incidents of violence, and then coronavirus arrives on the island. what was that like? exactly, we already have this fear and levels of attacks of violence on all of us. they cannot exit the camp because of this fear already and, at the same time, we have the lockdown of the coronavirus which is actually putting the refugees more aside, more isolated, more segregated inside the camps. the message for the greek people was stay home, keep safe, wash your hands, and keep t...

Segregated inside the camps. the message for the greek people was stay home, keep safe, wash your hands, and keep the social distancing, but for refugees, this was impossible. we had people that were living in conditions that they didnt have access to clean water and toilets. they were living, thousands in a camp without a home, and without global medical support. already, we have this huge discrimination towards these people and the fear that they have already about the future of what will happ...

More isolated, more segregated inside the camps. the message for the greek people was stay home, keep safe, wash your hands. but for refugees, this was impossible. we had people that were living in conditions that they didnt have access to clean water and toilets. they were living, thousands in a camp without a home, and without global medical support. already, we have this huge discrimination towards these people and the fear that they have already about the future of what will happen to them

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. as the cost of dealing with the coronavirus crisis now stands at nearly £190 billion, the chancellor warns there could be worse to come — with a significant increase injob losses. is unemployment going to rise, are people going to lose theirjobs? yes. and the scale of this is significant. we are entering one of the most severe recessions this country has ever seen. pressure is now growing on the government to open up beauty salons and gyms in englan...

Coronavirus which is actually putting the refugees more slide. the message for the greek people was stay home, keep safe. wash your hands. keep social distancing. but for refugees, this was impossible. we had people that were living in conditions that they didnt have access to clean water and toilets. they were living, thousands in a camp without a home. and without global medical support. already, we have this huge discrimination towards these people and the fear that they have already about th...

When this is bbc news with the latest headlines. an angry backlash from social care leaders over borisjohnson‘s suggestion that "too many" care homes didnt follow procedures during the coronavirus pandemic. for the government to be critical of the sector and infer that any of the losses and problems are a result of social care is a massive untruth. the point the prime minister was making is that nobody at the time knew the correct procedures because we didnt know the extent of the asymptomatic...

Good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire. between now and 11, well bring you the latest news and interviews. first of all, here are the headlines. music venues, theatres, galleries and museums are to get £1.5 billion after being devastated by the coronavirus lockdown. this is all—new money for the arts sector. look, arts are at the absolute heart of our national life, whether it is your local theatre where you go to see the panto, or a part of the history of our nation. and i...

Rescuers are working to retrieve bodies from the jade mine after it collapsed on thursday. more than 170 people are now confirmed dead, with fears there are many more who will be lost forever. freya cole reports. kneeling by the coffin of a relative, a pregnant woman is ove rco m e relative, a pregnant woman is overcome with grief. she is one of hundreds of people faced with the grim task of laying loved ones to rest. rescue effo rts loved ones to rest. rescue efforts are ongoing, but have been ...