00:00What you see on screen is a Cryptodrasus michaelii, a spider captured on video for the first time in the
00:07province of Anmeria.
00:08It is an arachnid, measuring less than 3 mm.
00:12To find it, researchers used these pitfall traps, small containers hidden underground that go unnoticed by local wildlife.
00:21According to scientists, we still know very little about the biology of this animal, but its identification is a critical
00:28step.
00:29Finding new species, in particular rare species, is very important because rare species, their frequency tells you how well the
00:39natural environment is behaving.
00:42So if you find the same species all over the place, very abundant species, it means that this habitat is
00:47not well preserved.
00:50In well preserved habitats, you expect to see newer and newer rare or not very abundant species.
00:55The challenge is to figure out how this small piece fits into the complex puzzle of biodiversity in southeastern Spain.
01:10Their mission? Struggle, protest, and resistance.
01:13Their tools? Provocation, performance art, and punk rock.
01:17The infamous Russian art-punk-provo combo Pussy Riot have embarked on a European tour.
01:23The tour kicked off in Paris on the 2nd of April.
01:25Next, the Russian group, famous for their rock prayer at Christ the Savior Cathedral,
01:31for which the members received actual prison sentences in 2012, performed in central France.
01:37They were hosted by the city of Tours at the iconic local venue, Bateau Yves.
01:42Riot Days is a performance based on the books by activist and artist Maria Alyokina.
01:47This is what happened with us and with our country for the last 10 years.
01:53This is an action Pussy Riot.
01:56This is the key events in the modern history of our country,
02:01such as the annexation of Crimea, the murder of Alexei Navalny,
02:06the protests, the meetings from 2014 to 2022.
02:13Says Maria as she puts on an electronic ankle monitor,
02:16which Russian police used to track individuals under house arrest.
02:20She fled abroad with it in 2022, and now it serves as a prop in the group's concerts.
02:26Last September, the members of Pussy Riot were sentenced in absentia to prison terms
02:31ranging from 8 to 13 years, under a law regarding the dissemination of fake news about the Russian military,
02:37which is how the authorities label any report on the actual situation in the war,
02:42as well as the very word, war, when applied to Ukraine.
02:46And in December 2025, the group was designated an extremist organization.
02:51According to the activists, their loved ones in Russia are in effect being held hostage by the authorities.
03:16From arrests to anti-war protests and police violence,
03:21to attacks on residential buildings in Ukrainian cities,
03:23Navalny in court the day before his death,
03:26and journalist Lavina's self-immolation outside the Ministry of Internal Affairs building,
03:31footage on a screen mounted on stage immerses the audience in the grim reality of Russia.
04:00According to the participants,
04:03the war in Ukraine has been overshadowed in the media as of late by other conflicts in the Middle East,
04:09and Europe underestimates the power of Russian propaganda.
04:13After France,
04:14riot days will be shown in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, and the UK.
04:19Pussy Riot, with a different lineup,
04:22will perform at the Venice Biennale in May,
04:25with a protest statement against Russia's presence at the event.
04:33üss,
05:03will being on the screen into the end of the sky.
05:03The feeling of being around these clothes is that there's just history here right in front of us
05:10and I hope that by seeing these pieces obviously it's quite an intimate thing to look at people's
05:17clothing. By seeing the Queen's clothing it will stir memories and reminiscences in our visitors
05:25of course for such a long life of a duty and service to our country.
05:40I think what visitors really I hope will take away is a much deeper understanding of her relationship
05:46with British fashion, the role she played supporting British design even from a young age in the 1940s
05:53when couture was in its fledgling state here in London and trying to compete with Parisian
05:59couture which of course ultimately it did and her support of that was so important.
06:51The idea was from the beginning to
06:53let's say give back to the public the real proportions of the moment and we have done that
07:02thanks to the fact that we have rebuilt the real perimeter the Crepidine of the Colosseum and at
07:11the same time the dimension of all the arcs of the Firmiship which were covered by ground that had been
07:19covered for centuries.
07:35We wanted to restrain the public a part of the two missing ambulances of the Anfiteatro Flavio
07:45crollati a partire dal VI secolo d.C. per diverse cause.
07:50La principale è perché in questo settore il terreno è più instabile.
07:57La principale è questa.
08:25La principale è questa.
08:26La principale è questa.
08:49I'm saying at 30.
08:51So, I want to say this thing about her laugh.
08:56You know how it's very cute, but it's also kind of...
09:01Propulsive, even.
09:03All right, so before we got married, we did this thing where we said the worst thing we've ever done.
09:07Okay, I'll tell mine if we all do it. Promise?
09:10What did you do?
09:11This doll.
09:13Beer bottles and porn.
09:15You left him there every night.
09:16Yeah.
09:17That's the worst thing I've ever done.
09:18Ice.
09:20Okay, I, um...
09:24Are you serious?
09:27Um, I'm sorry. I, um...
09:31Emma, what the fuck?
09:33Am I sensing some nerves?
09:35Remember, you know each other really well.
09:38You have to stop thinking about it.
09:40So you are thinking about it.
09:43How the fuck is it?
09:44I am thinking about it now.
09:45How can you even trust her?
09:46You've been incredibly hypocritical.
09:47I never said he was mentally disabled.
09:50Yes, you did.
09:51You said he was slow.
09:52You said he was slow.
09:55Emma, true love is complicated.
09:59Sorry.
10:00I was just trying to do your stupid joke thing.
10:03It's about acceptance.
10:05Radical acceptance.
10:06Why are you acting like you've never done anything bad?
10:15What the fuck was that?
10:17What the fuck was that?
10:17I don't know.
10:22It's just...
10:23There's some drama.
10:28It's very funny.
10:33A woman who admitted to selling Matthew Perry the ketamine that killed him has been sentenced to 15 years in
10:40prison.
10:41Jasveen Sangha, known as Ketamine Queen, is the third defendant to be sentenced of the five people who have pleaded
10:49guilty in connection with the 2023 overdose of the 54-year-old actor.
10:55Perry had openly admitted that he had been battling addictions for decades.
10:59The late actor's mother, Susan Morrison, and his stepfather, and well-known journalist Keith Morrison, were present at the courthouse.
11:09Perry's role as Chandler Bing on NBC's Friends in the 1990s and 2000s made him one of the biggest television
11:16stars of his era.
11:18Sangha is the only one whose plea deal included an acknowledgement of causing Perry's death.
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