until then, for these in switzerland, then, for these in switzerland, the snow must go on. sylvia lennan—spence, bbc news. that said, i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news, bye— bye. hello. it's been a cold, wintry start to 2021 and that theme is set to continue, at least for the next week or so. temperatures still below average. this was the picture on saturday afternoon in wakefield, quite a lot of lying snow around for many parts of northern england, parts of scotland, into wales, western england, the midlands as well. over the next few days, it's going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we're all going to be seeing some ice or some frost around. a cold start to your sunday with sub zero temperatures for many areas. it's going to stay cold with further wintry showers at times, certainly we're all going to see some ice or some frost around. a cold start to your sunday morning with subzero temperatures for many areas as low as —5 or —6 across parts of western scotland first thing. now, after that cold frosty start, the weather is looki

until then, for these in switzerland, the snow must go on. sylvia lennan—spence, bbc news. next, the fashion industry was hit hard by the pandemic and many high—street shops closed after seeing their sales plummet. but the last 12 months have also seen a rise in the selling of vintage, upcycled and secondhand fashion. helene daoupha rs looks at what‘s driving this change in consumer behaviour. living through the pandemic means more time spent at home, often looking out to a world on standby. a moment to self reflect a nd standby. a moment to self reflect and change old habits. for many, the wardrobe was the first to take a hit. i have definitely, definitely, consciously reduced what i buy, how much i buy, really assessed what i need, and it‘s basically, not as many as i had before, and without going to the office and doing stuff like that, i don‘t need to wear as much stuff anymore. increasing numbers of people actually started selling their used clothes, a way to make extra cash and embrace more sustainable circular fashion. this is the office of rethread, it sells

that was to stop people accent skiing from switzerland which but slopes are open into its lee where the resorts are closed now austria taken a middle ground in the standoff between its neighboring countries what they found is that they had reopened desk over the christmas season but. then they closed they kept their hotels and tourists a station tourist accommodation places closed essentially what that meant is people only living nearby the ski resorts only those could reach reach the ski resorts but austria's president the president of the austrian school says they should said that they felt that weird chairs that had been demonized and held responsible for the wider political failings in handling the pandemic but of course of course you're opposed to sions want to avoid a repeat of what we saw last march that was in the austrian region of tirol and what we saw there was. basically what was seen as a ground 0 for current affairs outbreaks and you had a terrorist parting there being on the ski slopes and then bringing the virus back to their home countries. thank you. the prime mini

but in switzerland some skiiers are taking to the slopes, albeit under new guidelines. sylvia lennan—spence reports. hitting the slopes, european style. from this ski resort in southern romania to a packed car park in austria where thousands rushed to take advantage of the perfect skiing weather. from resorts in andorra, open exclusively to residents... ..to the dizzy heights in switzerland. while a number of european countries including france and italy closed their ski resorts, switzerland was one of those that bucked the trend and kept most of its open. there are noticeably fewer skiers. normal peak times would see around 20,000 people on the slopes. now, there are only around 8,000. translation: the loss of turnover over the holiday season will be $8—9 million. this is also because we had gone even further with the guest quarters than we had to. among other things, we only put 500 tickets on sale per day instead of 5,000 as in other years. as is the norm these days, masks are compulsory. not only in closed spaces, such as mountain trains and cable cars, but also

is a job for the bread as it expedition vehicle a mobile bakery once used by the military in neutral switzerland where the need was probably not quite as an agent. to try to help the swiss have 168 of these vehicles about one for every fatality and their army they were meant to supply the military in the field of course they've never been used since the army just exercised with them. in the early 2000 song all these mobile bakeries were decommissioned and sold. and i got hold of number 130. space in the expedition vehicle has to be used up too many it has an eating machine a water tank and a gas out and the rest is done by hand. eunice kennedy has listed german bread culture as an intangible cultural heritage over 3000 varieties of baked on a daily basis but the bacon is the work fully independently have to climbed over the past 60 years in germany from 55211000 big chain and in-store bakeries have taken their place often using ready mix dough with artificial additives fueling and dumbbell uses only water flour and salt his recipe for sourdough is a secret the lactic acid bacteria and yeast add

like this little guy created out of sheer utility and definitely not sex appeal we sent a reporter to switzerland to talk to a man whose vision of the future is much more practical and emotional. 0 emissions no accidents no traffic jams then getting from a to b. will be safe healthy and relaxed maybe. i'll give it a try. this is a prototype and hans-peter clip in there is testing it he teaches at the university of southern garden in switzerland his work focuses on the future of mobility. oh why are you driving such a tiny car there's only room for 2 the range is small so why does it it's ok because that's the future. but i think we need them ability revolution i think and micro mobility the more intelligent use of cars cities and space is the only way to preserve mobility. what do tiny cars contribute to that. these are. only occupies one 3rd of a standard parking space that's one aspect of another is that it's electrically powered so it's more sustainable i don't think average car occupancy no days is $1.00 people out and they cost 93 percent of the time just standing around so this car is perfe

me and 0mar went to switzerland to check out some new tech around firefighting. we went to check out a device to help firefighters detect heat in a burning building and also something i was very pleased about — a firefighting train. now, switzerland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of fire. but it's surprisingly advanced when it comes to firefighting tech. for example, it's the only country in europe to have a firefighting train. this cabin is actually pressurised, so in the event of a fire, this can be operated as a safe breathing environment. dramatic music. electronic music. i was over there with him. i was there, working my socks off, and then i turned around and ijust see him grinning from ear to ear, just loving it, being on that train. it was, like, the most wholesome thing ever. brilliant! let's turn to omar. cheering and applause. so, sam battle is a musician and youtuber who loves tinkering with old tech, so he's got a whole lot of speakers, you know, game boys, he also had, like, a furby organ. he got, like, 30 of them and

switzerland could step in to host matches the country was supposed to host this she is world championship and so it was come sochi to the coronavirus pandemic and better ruth then might get a chance again in 2 or 3 years time in a classic compromise in the murky world west pool which meets politics. before we go here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you india's supreme court has temporarily halted the implementation of 3 controversial new agricultural laws that have led to widespread protests from farmers the chief justice says the court will form a committee to hear farmers grievances against the loss. that's it for me for now the news will be back at the top of the hour in the meantime there's always our web site t w dot com for me and the entire gene here in berlin thanks for joining us. on the world. beyond your own soul to. the stories that matter to me. i'm doing. whatever it takes.

me and 0mar went to switzerland to check out some new tech around firefighting. we went to check out a device to help firefighters detect heat in a burning building and also something i was very pleased about — a firefighting train. now, switzerland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of fire. but it's surprisingly advanced when it comes to firefighting tech. for example, it's the only country in europe to have a firefighting train. this cabin is actually pressurised, so in the event of a fire, this can be operated as a safe breathing environment. dramatic music. electronic music. i was over there with him. i was there, working my socks off, and then i turned around and ijust see him grinning from ear to ear, just loving it, being on that train. it was, like, the most wholesome thing ever. brilliant! let's turn to omar. cheering and applause. so, sam battle is a musician and youtuber who loves tinkering with old tech, so he's got a whole lot of speakers, you know, game boys, he also had, like, a furby organ. he got, like, 30 of them and

switzerland's could step in to host matches the country was supposed to hold last year's world championship until it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and ballerinas then might get its chance again in 2 or 3 years' time a classic compromise in the murky world west sports meets politics. i thought such of today to have more of a top up next here on. match day 15. shot . i'm talking to james. the song. monster and music to. the jury. is a 1000000 little victories. old . house a view of the world. where i come from but over that to get to cisco just like this chinese food does measure where i am it's always reminds me a cold after decades of living in germany china so it is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things i need to look different to knowledge. then of course 1st as i recall a sense that exists as a part of the i haven't been implemented in china that's new i'm not a chinese people wondering if they're going to take it but if you bother to learn that is this is the job of just under the my how i see it and others why i love my job because i

switzerland is expecting close to 110 centimeters snowfall is expected along those parts. and temperatures are going to get quite chilly as you move towards the end of the week. you'll see a lot of subzero temperatures through stockholm, moscow and kyiv. minus 2 for your thursday but later into the week, friday, saturday, and weekend as well, temperatures grow even colder along those parts. still fairly warm for lisbon. single digits but sunny skies expected to hold along those parts. in higher grounds you might see snowfall but majority of the country is experiencing a little bit of warm weather. that's all your weather. stay warm and stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> thank you for watching this edition of nhk "newsline." we'll be back with more, so please stay with us. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "newsline in depth." i'm shibuya aki. the human-animal bond. from worker dogs to pets. the connection keeps evolving and deepening. research shows that these companions can reduce stress, lower blood pressure and enhance well being. but it's not a one-way street. animals nee

peter clifton that is testing it he teaches at the university of some garden in switzerland his work focuses on the future of mobility. how are you driving such a tiny car there's only room for 2 the range is small so why doesn't it because that's the future. 'd but i think we need them ability revolution. and micro mobility a more intelligent use of cars cities and space is the only way to preserve mobility. what do tiny cars contribute to that. only occupies one 3rd of a standard parking space that's one aspect of another is that it electrically powered so it's more sustainable and average car occupancy no days as $1.00 and the car spends 93 percent of the time just standing around so this car is perfectly adequate for getting about in town. were bought instead is in fact the thing that would not have a better more ecological. part of it although i don't even like sarin alternative but i live in the countryside so i have a long ride into town from what i see the future is intermodal and that is i'll take public transport sometimes take the car to transport stuff or go out with my c

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exert influence thanks to the kamu says qatar charities influence has spread beyond the borders of switzerland into from. this is what journalist on 20 own discovered in a memo written by the french domestic intelligence agency. said to note. the memo describes how french customs carried out an inspection on a high speed train from zurich to paris on april 30th 2007 that mr mohammad camos was questioned and that he was found to be carrying 50000 euros in cash. should go mr kamu said the 50000 euros were given to him in geneva by a man named ahmed ugh. this benefactor acts as a liaison for the prestigious egyptian shake use of. the sum was intended for the european institute of human sciences. which trains in mom's if we commit to calm most also said he considered the money transfer to be a normal almost routine procedures the cost of the trial lastly the memo indicates that he belongs to the muslim brotherhood. and that he is even believed to be a member of the an aadhaar moment in tunisia mobile move watch and yet in a sentence at the bottom of the memo states that espouse not fully supports

the federation the i ate geoff and its president switzerland's rennie fossil have so far resisted taking the tournament's away from by the roost they did the same when the country lost hosted in 2014 even though they'd also been a crackdown on protests against ricocheting co. this is nice that this it's not the job of sport to somehow exert political pressure on something that politician isn't normally supposed to solve the political issues behind the scenes officials are looking into replacement hosts france ryan though president of the german ice hockey federation told t w the i.i.h.f. was having quote intensive and important technical discussions he added we hope that sport can make the difference here in the role of mediator. switzerland could step in to host matches the country was supposed to hold this year's world championship until it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and by the roof then might get a chance again in 2 or 3 years' time a classic compromise in the murky world where sport meets politics. a quick reminder of our top story democrats have formally introduce

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this is a job for the bread as it expedition vehicle a mobile bakery once used by the military knew to switzerland where the need was probably not quite as an agent. to try to help the swiss have 168 of these vehicles about one for every battalion of their army they were meant to supply the military in the field of course they've never been used since the army just exercised with them. in the early 2000 songs all these mobile bakeries were decommissioned and sold. and i got hold of number 130. space in the expedition vehicle has to be used up to many it has a needing machine. and a gas and the rest is done by hand. unesco has listed german bread culture as an intangible cultural heritage over 3000 arises of baked on a daily basis but the bacon is the work fully independently have to climbed over the past 60 years in germany from 55211000 big chain and in-store bakeries have taken their place often using ready mix dough with artificial additives. their uses only water flour and salt is recipe for sourdough. it's a secret electic acid bacteria and yeast add flavor through fermentation that's the big

we do retail and a lot of corporate interest in the banks outside switzerland. i do not see that changing, your question about j.p. morgan, i do not see that changing. our focus is on the home market. in the home market, you need to be the dominant player, and this will happen at increasing numbers internationally, rollout, retail, business, funded by a strong homebase. everyone, get dressed warmly, because that headwind is going to continue for retail giants in the home market. francine: [laughs] dr. weber: the third point is, globally, we are a wealth manager. our strategy has been global, so we want to be among the top wealth managers in europe, in asia, and the u.s. we are the number one in europe, number one in asia, we are four or five in the u.s. we will blow our business in the u.s., and we will gain market share. we are ready to take more market share as it involves wealth management, and we are very focused on that. so a clear focus on growing in wealth management and asset management. francine: andrea our cello just got named chief of credit managemen

guy created out of sheer utility and definitely not sex appeal we sent our reporter milko schmidt to switzerland to talk to a man whose vision of the future is much more practical and emotional. 0 emissions no accidents no traffic jams then getting from a to b. will be safe healthy and relaxed maybe. i'll give it a try. this is a prototype and hans-peter clip in there is testing it he teaches at the university of southern cal and in switzerland his work focuses on the future of mobility. oh why are you driving such a tiny car there's only room for 2 the range is small so why does it it's ok because that's the future. but i think we need them ability revolution i think they look at that and micro mobility a more intelligent use of cars cities and space is the only way to preserve mobility. what do tiny cars contribute to that. only occupies one 3rd of a standard parking space that's one aspect another is that it's electrically powered so it's more sustainable and average car occupancy no days as $1.00 people and they can spend 93 percent of the time just standing around so this car is perfectly a

think the implementation of rex it creates precisely the right time to try this solution given that switzerland is also outside the european union like britain i think it's a good moment for for for it certainly in an interesting avenue to explore america thanks for your time this afternoon to be nicer speaking with it's a miracle on the altar was my journalist and publisher thanks for coming up. ok let's give it a recap then and that's been happening this afternoon because earlier today a london court made the shock decision not to extradite a scientist to america based on concerns for his mental health although america has said that it will pale against the decision will have more on this story after a short break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on the spear in dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. ok let's go back to our breaking news today because a london court did reject america's request to extradite assange treating

jeff and its president switzerland's renny faso have so far resisted taking the tournament away from by the roost they did the same when the country lost hosted in 2014 even though they'd also been a crackdown on protests against because. this is nice that this it's not the job of sport to somehow exert political pressure on something the politician is normally supposed to solve the political issues behind the scenes officials are looking into replacement hosts france ryan bill president of the german ice hockey federation told t w the i.i.h.f. was having quote intensive and important technical discussions he added we hope that sport can make the difference here in the role of mediator. switzerland could step in to host matches the country was supposed to hold this year's world championship until it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and baton rouge then might get a chance again in 2 or 3 years' time a classic compromise in the murky world west sport meets politics. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour democrats have formally introduced an a

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jeff and its president switzerland's rennie faso have so far resisted taking the tournament away from better roost they did the same when the country lost hosted in 2014 even though they'd also been a crackdown on protests against because. this is nice that if it's not the job of sport to somehow exert political pressure on something that politician isn't normally supposed to solve the political issues behind the scenes officials are looking into replacement hosts france right until president of the german ice hockey federation told t w the i.i.h.f. was having quote intensive and important technical discussions he added we hope that sport can make the difference here in the role of mediator. switzerland could step in to host matches the country was supposed to hold this year's world championships until it was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic and better ruth then might get a chance again in 2 or 3 years' time a classic compromise in a murky world where sport meets politics. and we are joined now by maximilian kline who works for athletes germany an organization that represents

me and 0mar went to switzerland to check out some new tech around firefighting. we went to check out a device to help firefighters detect heat in a burning building and also something i was very pleased about — a firefighting train. now, switzerland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of fire. but it's surprisingly advanced when it comes to firefighting tech. for example, it's the only country in europe to have a firefighting train. this cabin is actually pressurised, so in the event of a fire, this can be operated as a safe breathing environment. dramatic music. i was over there with him. i was there, working my socks off, and then i turned around and ijust see him grinning from ear to ear, just loving it, being on that train. it was, like, the most wholesome thing ever. brilliant! let's turn to omar. cheering and applause. so, sam battle is a musician and youtuber who loves tinkering with old tech, so he's got a whole lot of speakers, you know, game boys, he also had, like, a furby organ. he got, like, 30 of them and he was playing mu