but iceland is against another possible major option. also in. the emergency warning system the volcano became active in november 27th taking with numerous earthquakes it some a change shape and the readings taken at monitoring stations rose alarmingly scientists in the capital reykjavik asked residents on the southeast of iceland to regularly check the values at the monitoring stations. pharmacy gugu nason agreed to help. he knows how important precise data can be in the worst case scenario as. he checks a g.p.s. installations repairs solar panels and like today looks for signs that show whether the volcano is coming down or still looks menacing. the river has its source directly below the volcano. every underground mumbling in the belly of the volcano is reflected in the melt water. was. robbed by measuring conductivity that are made at low levels and when a lot of water comes directly from the volcano if there's ever have the highest electrical conductivity to group it out because. the right to do called had been in a deep sleep for almost 300

is famous in iceland has explored almost all the ice caves in the glass is. boy. whom you move today the volcano is clearly visible it doesn't look like a volcano but like a long mountain ridge time to carry on on force. the. one. into their highnesses. that without spikes you would slit after 2 meters on the glassy rice almost after. the one hour the 3 reached the crevice discovered by 50 year old i know some 10 years ago. and then the pure. aqua marini and turquoise. the ice several tens of thousands of 1st fell. then it was compressed and became brock hot and transparent almost like glass. sometimes there are streaks of fine layers of ash in the ice traces of volcanic eruptions from bygone centuries. people ask me why. you know it's. some scientific explanation that i learned like yeah you know. this you know this i am this reporter to travel through. blocked or go all the way through to different by a.b.c. . but via if the. very simple explanation i really love this blue collar got motion i love it this is why he said that the. truth i say is because i love go

who i know is famous in iceland has explored almost all the ice caves in the places. oh boy here with. me. today the volcano is clearly visible it doesn't look like a volcano but like a long mountain ridge time to carry on on force. one. into the highness says that without spikes you would slip after 2 meters on the glassy rise almost up. to me. after one hour the 3 reached the crevice discovered by 50 year old i know some 10 years ago. move and then the pua glazier ice shine simply. acrimony and turquoise. the ice several tens of thousands of years old 1st film. and then it was compressed and became broke out and transparent almost like glass. removed roof. sometimes there are streaks of fine layers of ash in the ice traces of volcanic eruptions from bygone centuries. real. people ask me why. you know. well of course i can come up with some scientific explanation that i learned like yeah you know there. is only that. you know this i am this supposed to travel this deep through. blocked or go all the way through living by. but viii. i have a simple explanation i reall

also on the show who do iceland's sheep dream ownership some say outsourcing has caused the need in iceland brown to unravel. this is the w. business i'm joined in in berlin welcome to the show and over to the u.s. mexico trade war has markets cheering terrorist that should have come into force monday were avoided that's after mexico agreed to do more to stem migration from central america to the u.s. but the details of the deal are limited and the white house has warned the tariffs might not be off the table forever. if things had gone differently the goods in these trucks would have been subject to a 5 percent tariff as soon as they crossed into the united states on monday past fate would have it the deal was struck just in time leaving mexico's government breathing a sigh of relief. in local us to where we are during the months of this government's leadership this has been the toughest moment in the relationship between mexico and the united states. in a series of tweets u.s. president donald trump attributed the breakthrough to mexico's commitment to crack down on immigration but stress

when you were interior minister in iceland they came to iceland regarding this case this kind for testify this polish the statement made by pumping is not new it's not a new policy but because they've been working on this for 4 years in 2011 the f.b.i. sent a planeload of. investigators and prosecutors to read every week without permission without permission which is needed when police work is to take place in another country or if a corporation is going to take place they had no such speculation but they came in a way to frame julian assange us and we could exist and i have information from within the icelandic administration that this was the case so it's not a question of freedom in iceland i don't understand well frame him international body i mean this is this is a whole big conspiracy so to speak i did feel like if we're here even if he did we learn of this information that a plane of f.b.i. people could land in reykjavik. that can be just by my reaction which was to tell them that no such work will take place without proper. license is a negotiated settlement on the to the to the t

in iceland, it has become a divisive issue for business owners and local artisans. >> iceland's sheep are prize for the quality of their ruling fleeces. it enables them to withstand harsh, subarctic conditions. no wonder then that the sweaters and scarves made from there will have become a national trademark. their beloved by locals and torso like. in recent times -- they are beloved by locals and tourists alike. at issue is this common demarcation. hand knitted from icelandic wool . technically true, but with one detail omitted. the knitting often takes place in china. a source of fury for iceland's local artisans. >> imagine the carbon footprint to ship containers of icelandic will to hong kong and have it made there and sent halfway across the world. >> business owners say it is the origin of the rule and not -- wool. >> about 50% of the population of iceland are polish people who have moved there recently. -- 15% of the population of iceland are polish people who have moved there recently. if they live here, and knit a sweater that it is iceland made. if they do it in poland, shou

omission the knitting often takes place in china a source of fury for iceland's local artisans. in the carbon footprint to ship containers of icelandic will to hong kong and how it processed there and then sent back half way across the world off the. business owners say it's the origin of the wool and not the people who knit it that should can't. so if they have to live here and they. show up the very last time vic or if they were they were going to pull up with the still p.r. firm or something else but critics say the labeling is misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. did you ever wonder why office chairs have wheels maybe it's so you can take them out of the office just like many people did recently in japan to take part in the grand prix off an office chair raising the goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this is a winning team from kyoto received over to the bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice . congress relations this is d w business asia for me the team in berlin thanks for wa

were given him a 3 cornered most wanted man in the carbon footprint to ship containers of icelandic wool to hong kong and have a process there and then sent back halfway across the world off the. business owners say it's the origin of the wool and not the people who knit it that should can't. 15 percent of the population of. polish people. many of them alternate. if they live here and they. can pull up with it still. but critics say the labeling is misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. did you ever wonder why office chairs have wheels maybe it's so you can take them out of the office just like many people did recently in japan to take part in the grand prix of office chair racing the goal is to get the most laps around a $200.00 metre course in 2 hours this year's winning team from kyoto received all too much bragging rights of 90 kilos of rice. congress relations this is d.w. business for me the team member. thanks so much. the. coach of the british going to. school in africa the following link to exception stories a

iceland sheep are pride for the quality of their woollen fleeces which enable them to withstand harsh arctic conditions. no wonder then that the sweaters and scarves made from their wool have become a kind of national trademark beloved by locals and tourists alike. but in recent times the relationship between businesses and local craftspeople has become anything but warm and fuzzy. an issue is this common demarcation had been issued from icelandic bull technically true but with one detail omitted the knitting often takes place in china a source of fury for iceland's local artisans. the man in the carbon footprint to ship containers of icelandic wool to hong kong and have a process there and then sent back halfway across the world off to the. business owners say it's the origin of the wool and not the people who knit it that should count. so or if they have to live here and they. screw up the very last convict or if they were to have been poor with still be our father or son leo but critics say the labeling is misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of enviro

omission that the knitting often takes place in china a source of fury for iceland's local artisans. the man in the carbon footprint to ship containers of icelandic wool to hong kong and have a process there and then sent back halfway across the world off to the. business owners say it's the origin of the wool and not the people who knit it that should count. saw a pair of their lives here and they. swept a very large country or if they were they were going to pull up with a still paratrooper course on wheels but critics say the labeling is misleading and accuse businesses of pulling the wool over the eyes of environmentally minded customers. now from knitted jumpers to elegant ropes dekker fashion week came to a close this weekend it's an annual event that's helped define senegal s one of the big players of africa's $31000000000.00 fashion industry that's an industry beset by distribution issues as the struggles to reach very markets the 17th edition of the half action beats all 28 designers from across the region showcasing their creations including many afro futurist and i have de

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nevertheless, the icelandics that they have not really responded to this. they have not put out a statement so far, the bbc has contacted them but in turkey, my gosh, so much disgrace that they calling, saying this is humanitarian the wrong is humanitarianly wrong and that is coming from the foreign minister so really high levels, very much anger and outrage towards the icelandics over what's happened here. went up from the foreign minister. a huge football fan, best man at the wedding of the german footballer and he's been speaking that this is a disrespect to our national team and it is completely unacceptable. we await an explanation from reykjavik airport and we also say goodbye and i will see you tomorrow. hello there. monday was a day of contrast, sunny spells and a few isolated showers for scotland and northern ireland, ran for england and wales, but it probably came as welcome news for many because of the ta ke welcome news for many because of the take a look at this chart issued by the office for spring, which illustrates average rainfall anomalies

you know they had a different reaction iceland actually kicked out the terrorist bankers you know iceland i think all the time should move to iceland ok it's a different whether you get you know it's not so much pasta more fish but you could keep your wealth move to iceland you can buy a property there cheap don't live in italy it's a wasteland that's omaha so then the south it's all the mafia tarver. i love italy it's amazing place as great food and stuff like that but you're open a bank account there know just like greece you know greece is also beautiful it has an amazing countryside amazing food maize and weather and there but they're not germans and the european central bank is set up in order to help the germans the dutch and some of the northern states as if you read collusion by no mean prince she highlights this exactly and she talks about this but again so this intervention by the central banks over the past 10 years there their scheme is falling apart they have shifted a lot of wealth to the top and it's the bottom 90 percent who are having their assets seized in this case in i

iceland. the volcanoes that made it famous now is threatening its very existence. how can i slanders protect themselves against the inevitable. does threatening volcano. next on d w. kick off life i use the time it is all my life. my 90 by any old championship for north and central america and the caribbean. the wildest fans come from mexico and close to me what are their team's chances not and will the u.s. be able to defend its title. in 30 minutes on d w. o. earth home to millions of species go home. worth saving. here which is and those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that project the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and more determined to build something here for the next generation global ideas the multimedia environment series on d.w. . the icelandic volcano or after your cold has awoken from its deep slumber and threatens to erupt. extrem

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this is their ultimate destination, a sanctuary off the westerman islands in southern iceland. they not being released back into the wild, but they will have much more freedom. translation: we are very excited about this. this is something new and this is a good project. we have been talking about this for a long time and now it is finally happening. the plan is, eventually, other whales willjoin little grey and little white. and with a life expectancy of up to 50 years they'll have plenty of time to get used to their new home. tim allman, bbc news. and let's leave you on a high with these pictures of a pilot's eye view from inside a stunt plane's cockpit. this is pilot hugues duval taking time out from his dayjob flying for air france, perfoming at the le bourget air show. he says there's quite a lot of difference between an airbus and this light aircraft. and he promises he'd neverfly like this with passengers on board. hello there. the recent warm, humid, thundery, weather across the south—east was just a little taster of what perhaps might be a bit more widespread across

this is the ultimate destination, the sanctuary of the westerman islands in southern iceland. they not been released back into the wild, but they will have much more freedom. translation: we are very excited about this. this is something new and this is a good project. we have been talking about this for a long time and now it is finally happening. the plan is, eventually, other whales willjoin little grey and little white. and with a life expectancy of up to 50 years they'll have plenty of time to get used to their new home. tim allman, bbc news. there is more for you on the bbc website. you can reach me and most of the team on twitter. thank you very much for watching. thank you very much for watching. hello there. the recent warm, humid, thundery, weather across the south—east was just a little taster of what perhaps might be a bit more widespread across the uk as we head on into next week. more on that in the moment. this is the thundery front which brought those downpours to the far south—east recently, low pressure will be more the dominant feature as we had through

it's so good seeing all the sites that iceland is known for. their sand beaches, volcanic beaches, spectacular canyons. >> the country really felt -- it's a beautiful canvas and if you can see images luke this, why wouldn't you? >> and as rugged as this trip looks, there's plenty of time for relaxation. >> the tourism board should be happy because by the end of this i want to be there right now. ♪ >>> me with no money. er >> it could be complicated. a no-money challenge next "right this minute." >> astill to come jack moran brings us a snack break. see what happens when he serves up three tricky new videos. plus mom pfg's busy so the fami decides >> we have to supply something. >> why nobody said it was going to be something sweet. ♪ >>> get it. get that butterfly. >> you know those butterflies aren't actually in the room? she's not a baker. she waters that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. >> they cover pets if your owner gets in a car accident. >> she's an insurance lady. >> and i suppose this baker sells insurance too. er >> pro

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one of iceland's most beautiful natural attractions has been left in ruins after years of uncontrolled tourism. the leioarendi cave, near reykjavik, has seen many of its stalactites and stalagmites destroyed, and much of the walls have been covered in graffiti. conservationists say local tourist companies are to blame. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. it is an age old dilemma, when nature and commerce meet head—on. this cave was only unearthed in 1990, but it is estimated that since then, hundreds of thousands of tourists have paid a visit. a delicate coating of fungus that covers the walls has been damaged by people writing graffiti. stalactites and stalagmites have been broken off. translation: i have come to the conclusion that a natural wonder of this magnitude and importance should have some sort of natural rights, like human rights, so it would be illegal to use it without limitations. the cave has proven to be highly lucrative, with this —— with claims some tourist companies charge more than $130 per trip. with thousands of people visiting each year we are talking about a l

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: is the writing on the wall for the icelandic cave ruined by tourists? the queen and her husband began their royal progress to westminster. the momemt of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. 0utspoken but rarely outfought, he transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times a world champion. he was a fighter and he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles album sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as "the album of the century." this is bbc news, the latest headlines: 12 people have been killed in a shooting at a council building in the us state of virginia. a mexican delegation heads to washington after president trump threatens tariffs on all goods from mexico a british man has been found

children born to iceland fighters return to a country that some of them have never seen. a constructive new approach to battling plastics pollution in the philippines. and in sport pakistan revived hopes of reaching the semifinal of the cricket world cup details coming up later it's. the weather sponsored by cattle and. hello june so far in the u.k. to reporters cloudy often wet and rather cold in contrast to much of the rest of your central eastern europe in particular where it's been pretty warm even hot was circulating slow moving in pretty heavy storms like this one in the northwest of hungary which only gave water in this case has been producing big hail and even occasional tonight as in the reports of the last couple of weeks and this is the setup this is all cloud free an area of high pressure and this in the west low pressure on the 2 have been sitting there for weeks now it's a persistent sort of pattern which is why you get this temperature variation near the 70 mark some times higher and yet lower to the left now i don't think it'll change hugely the next few d

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was it "a," iceland, "b," sweden >> what? >> jimmy: or "c," new zealand. [ laughter ] kaninhop, sport of rabbit jumpin you know this. >> can we -- >> jimmy: come on, kaninhop, dude >> steve: iceland, sweden. >> don't bring no rabbit out here bigger than that, man [ laughter ] >> steve: you're going to get two rabbits. >> all right you know what, i'm big on common sense >> steve: sure >> so all i got to do is use common sense why would a rabbit -- why would a rabbit be in iceland i don't see that happening [ light laughter ] you know, it's cold, so let's "x" that out rabbits don't like cold. it's -- you know what? >> steve: what >> if i had to guess, i didn't even guess, and this is a realo it's sweden. [ ding ] >> steve: yes. >> it's sweden ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: there you go, jimmy. your rabbits are steve moody and helen weatherby. >> oh! oh oh [ laughter ] >> steve: there you go, you got that [ laughter ] >> oh, that's the devil. >> steve: there you go >> that's the devil. look at that rabbit eyeslauger ] that'

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and in iceland, caerix has something very useful — green geothermal power. using this, they claim to be able to capture way more carbon than klaus‘s artificial trees. and once you've captured the carbon, the next problem is what you're going to do with it? there are so many r&d projects under way trying to make use of the c02, so that it's notjust rubbish, but we can actually make something valuable from it. we can use the c02 to create drinks, beers or soda or whatever. we can also use c02 forfuel production. there are also currently studies ongoing to see if we can somehow use the c02 as a building material. yeah, in the future we may be able to lock c02 into concrete. although the amount of rock we'd create has been estimated to cover a landmass the size of egypt. and, in fact, to do this any other way also requires a scale that is pretty unimaginable. you could say we can do it with trees and real forests, and you can calculate if you wanted to do the same 100 million of these units in forests or any agriculture, any photosynthetic substance, you sudde