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[00:00:02] We are starting TVA Live with the latest news. Welcome.
[00:00:06] A new campaign from the Islamic and anti-democratic group
[00:00:10] Hisbutaria is now facing strong criticism from, among others, the Minister of Immigration and Integration,
[00:00:14] Morten Bødskov. The campaign's
[00:00:17] message is aimed at Muslim high school students before
[00:00:20] the start of studies next week. And the message is that one should hold on
[00:00:24] to one's Islamic identity and avoid group pressure and
[00:00:28] Danish rituals.
[00:00:30] Islamic values do not belong in our education system, we must learn from
[00:00:33] each other, we must be inspired by
[00:00:35] unemployment is low, so there's no each other, we must meet each other across cultures, but Islamic
[00:00:39] values do not belong in our education system, and that is what they preach and
[00:00:42] only what they preach, and therefore it is dangerous, and therefore one should stay away from
[00:00:46] it. Dear young Muslim high school student, after
[00:00:49] the summer holidays, a new chapter begins, new subjects, new acquaintances, new
[00:00:53] challenges and new opportunities, but in the midst of all the new, never
[00:00:57] forget the most important thing, who you are. Muslim, and that
[00:01:01] is something you should be proud of, it is never something, along with the open letter,
[00:01:05] the video we see here is also shared on the Islamic association's social
[00:01:09] over here and uh they are media, and the campaign is problematic, says the minister.
[00:01:12] They use this to promote
[00:01:15] discord, they use this to promote
[00:01:18] Islamic demands for how our education and environments in our
[00:01:22] education should be organized. It belongs nowhere, education
[00:01:25] and educational institutions should be a haven for young people.
[00:01:29] Both the Association of Danish Gymnasiums and the Association of Leaders of Danish
[00:01:33] Vocational Schools and Gymnasiums believe that the campaign is
[00:01:35] problematic. That in the imperative form, that is, in
[00:01:39] the imperative form, they tell them
[00:01:41] here, and uh, they what to do and what not to do in high school, I think it's a shame, because precisely in that
[00:01:45] period you start to make decisions yourself, and I think they should be allowed
[00:01:49] to, so it's a shame. It is fundamentally against everything that Danish school culture and
[00:01:53] everything our gymnasiums stand for, it stands for freedom, it stands for openness, personal
[00:01:56] empowerment, democratic education, we must protect that immensely. And therefore
[00:02:00] we cannot in any way accept such inquiries.
[00:02:03] Hizb ut-Tahrir has refused to give a recorded interview with
[00:02:06] DR. In an email, the association's media representative
[00:02:10] Elias Lamrabet writes, it is Morten Bødskov, the Danish government, that creates
[00:02:14] division in the population by constantly suspecting Muslims
[00:02:18] and problematizing Islam itself, as here, where he calls
[00:02:21] Islamic values
[00:02:23] dangerous.
[00:02:27] There is a shortage of hands in Greenland for all kinds of jobs, and therefore
[00:02:31] labor from all over the world has been opened, and in a few years
[00:02:35] new employees have poured in, especially from Asia, because
[00:02:38] unemployment is low and the workforce is small.
[00:02:42] The first thing to do is I have to use the gl. when your
[00:02:46] hotel bed in
[00:02:48] Nuuk is
[00:02:52] made, the hotel is looking for people
[00:02:55] from, it is often Filipino hands like
[00:02:58] Jasmine's who do the
[00:03:30] work. Out of a population of just 56,000 here in
[00:03:34] Greenland, when you go to shops and restaurants, there are many
[00:03:37] Filipinos, there are also many from other parts of Asia, for
[00:03:41] example Thailand, it really characterizes the street scene,
[00:03:44] and maybe there are more Filipinos on the way. I wish more
[00:03:48] Filipinos, because we're very hard-working. Four
[00:03:52] years ago, 31-year-old Jasmine traveled
[00:03:55] to the other side of the world. We have to wipe the surfaces because
[00:03:58] it's dusty here. to the far north,
[00:04:02] actually, I didn't dream to come here, but by my
[00:04:05] mother-in-law,
[00:04:10] still working here for 18 years, a working life with a sought-after salary,
[00:04:15] but also a life with sacrifice and offering, because
[00:04:18] I have kids, you have kids back home, yeah, I sent them
[00:04:22] back home last December 2024, Jasmine's children
[00:04:26] aged 10 and 11 are the reason
[00:04:31] why she won't stay in Greenland forever? I think
[00:04:34] no, I will go back home to my
[00:04:37] place. Everyone wants to die in
[00:04:40] the place where they were born, but it will be a long
[00:04:43] time before mom returns home.
[00:04:46] Maybe 10 years to 15 years from
[00:04:49] now. I think that's good enough to
[00:04:51] retire. And now we have you from Nuuk. Kasper
[00:04:55] Skrøder, economic correspondent. You
[00:04:58] say in this segment that it's something that. How
[00:05:00] else do you notice that more people have come from Asia? It's a long line of
[00:05:04] professions
[00:05:09] and workplaces where you meet Filipinos, it's shops
[00:05:12] and restaurants, it's hotels, it's also the fishing industry, where there is also
[00:05:16] an increasing number of Asian employees, primarily from the Philippines
[00:05:20] and Thailand. You see it in the streetscape, I walked
[00:05:24] past a Thai restaurant yesterday, where they served red curry with
[00:05:27] reindeer, so Asia has really moved to Greenland.
[00:05:31] And how big a problem is this lack of labor in Greenland,
[00:05:35] which means that there are now more and more people from
[00:05:37] Asia?
[00:05:39] Yes, that is, that is the reason for the lack of labor. There are no hands,
[00:05:43] all employers I talk to say that you simply cannot get Greenlandic
[00:05:47] labor, even if you want it, not even for
[00:05:50] unskilled jobs, which is what we're talking about here, labor is also
[00:05:54] imported to Denmark, uh, we know that, we have known it
[00:05:57] for many years, but it is often specialists,
[00:06:00] people with education, it is craftsmen who can do something special,
[00:06:04] here there are people from the other side of the globe, without any special
[00:06:07] qualifications to solve quite low-paid jobs, which
[00:06:11] appear on the permits. Uh, it is a big
[00:06:14] problem for Greenland, facing an aging population,
[00:06:18] unemployment is low, so there is not a long unemployment queue to
[00:06:22] draw from, and there is also the fact that the Greenlandic
[00:06:25] population, according to population projections, is expected
[00:06:28] to shrink in the coming years by about 20%
[00:06:32] towards 2050, so
[00:06:34] even though this labor force is here on a temporary permit, it is a fundamental
[00:06:38] problem in the Greenlandic economy that there is a shortage of hands, so those I
[00:06:41] talk to say they... Don't think this will stop right
[00:06:43] now.
[00:06:46] When Copenhagen Pride Week kicks off in Copenhagen, there will
[00:06:49] be a more visible police presence. Pride week comes
[00:06:53] just two weeks after Berlin Pride was attacked, where one
[00:06:57] person lost their life and several were injured. According to Copenhagen
[00:07:00] police, there is no reason to worry
[00:07:03] at home. If you had planned to go to Pride
[00:07:06] uh before the incident in Berlin, then
[00:07:10] we don't think there's anything that makes you change your decision. Can you hear me now? Yes
[00:07:14] thank you.
[00:07:20] Here at the City Hall Square, there will be security officers, and then there
[00:07:24] will be police present both at large gathering points and smaller
[00:07:28] events around the capital. I
[00:07:31] feel safe personally, and I, I know that the police have done everything
[00:07:35] they can to ensure safety. We know what the police are doing, but what are
[00:07:38] you doing to increase security? Yes, for us it's
[00:07:41] actually not so much security, but more safety, and
[00:07:44] safety, that's about making people feel
[00:07:48] that they can participate in our events safely and
[00:07:51] securely, we do that among other things by visibly
[00:07:54] barricading our entrances with concrete blocks, so
[00:07:58] that you can clearly see that you can safely be in the square, and
[00:08:01] in addition, we also have a lot of volunteers who walk around as
[00:08:05] security guards, if people need to talk to
[00:08:08] someone, and then we have also introduced a new app called safe now,
[00:08:11] where you can... register as a participant in Copenhagen Pride, where you can go in
[00:08:15] and register where you are, be in contact with your
[00:08:18] friends or press a button and then our team
[00:08:22] sees it, so in that way we have made some new initiatives so that people can feel extra
[00:08:26] safe, so in that way
[00:08:29] the attack doesn't mean much,
[00:08:32] other than that we have to create safety, more than we have to create security,
[00:08:36] security, because the security is, because the security is as it should
[00:08:39] be.
[00:08:44] When festival guests go home from Smukfest, it often happens by
[00:08:48] taxi, and in connection with the festival in Skanderborg,
[00:08:51] the Southeast Jutland police have charged a total of 38 taxi drivers
[00:08:55] in a control. Most cases involve technical faults, but there
[00:08:59] are also more serious charges. One driver is
[00:09:02] charged with driving with drugs in his blood, while another lacked
[00:09:05] a license to drive a taxi.
[00:09:08] Taxi driver or good, but I think it's
[00:09:11] important to have the papers and
[00:09:14] everything must be in order, so I think it's
[00:09:18] okay. Was it good for the American
[00:09:20] people?
[00:09:24] Hunter Biden, son of former President Joe Biden, now
[00:09:28] admits that it was not good for either the USA or his father's
[00:09:31] legacy that he himself was pardoned. The president's son was
[00:09:34] pardoned in 2024 in his father's last days as
[00:09:38] president, despite Joe Biden having repeatedly said that
[00:09:42] he would not do it. Now 56-year-old Hunter Biden was
[00:09:46] found guilty in a case of violation of gun law and had also admitted
[00:09:50] his guilt in a tax case, there had not yet been
[00:09:53] a sentence.
[00:09:55] All I know is that I'm grateful that he did it for me and all I can
[00:09:59] say to anybody out there is that what would you have thought of my dad if he did not
[00:10:03] do that for me and left me to the uh to the whims
[00:10:06] of Donald
[00:10:08] Trump.
[00:10:12] Now mussel producers can resume their work, which
[00:10:15] had otherwise stopped due to the Fisheries Control's new
[00:10:18] sorting requirements. Because the requirement that fishermen must fine-sort
[00:10:22] their mussel catch is now postponed by three months, says
[00:10:26] the Minister of Environment. It is the agency that has decided that because there may have been
[00:10:30] these misunderstandings, they would actually like to create an extended
[00:10:33] guidance period, where they go out to the industry and have a dialogue about what
[00:10:37] rules actually apply, and how can they comply with them, and I
[00:10:40] think that is sensible, if there have been misunderstandings, to ensure that they are
[00:10:44] corrected. With the new fishing requirement, which is now being postponed,
[00:10:48] mussel producers must sort their catch into separate
[00:10:51] categories of marine species, as you can see here in the video. A
[00:10:55] requirement, which at Denmark's largest mussel producer Vilsund Blue
[00:10:59] they say is impossible to enforce, as mussel catches in
[00:11:02] high season can amount to 500 tons of mussels and other
[00:11:06] species per day. Therefore, the Minister of Environment suggests finding a
[00:11:10] better solution. And now I have asked the agency to provide a
[00:11:13] written guide. They have decided to provide an extended guidance period, so we
[00:11:17] can have a good dialogue about this. I just want to remind you why
[00:11:21] you have to sort. It's because you have quotas for fish. We have to
[00:11:25] know how much has been brought ashore, you have to know the bycatch of different
[00:11:29] species, so we know the impact from nature, it's not something
[00:11:32] crazy, but of course you have to
[00:11:36] comply with the rules, of course there must be control over the rules, but it must be done in a proper and
[00:11:39] good way. There are milk crates, fox tails and
[00:11:43] back patches galore, when up to 3000 people this
[00:11:47] weekend gather for Zealand's largest
[00:11:49] moped rally, and Camilla Fauholt Løfvald, you're coming to
[00:11:53] the rally?
[00:11:56] I am, and there are about 300 mopeds gathered here in
[00:11:59] uh in the square in Tostrup. You can see, there's both
[00:12:03] the patinated version
[00:12:06] are all decorated, but here stands the polished version,
[00:12:10] and here we have a Puok Maxi in a nice
[00:12:14] green, and uh, the president here of
[00:12:17] the Villains, uh, Jimmy,
[00:12:20] uh, it's well decorated and decked out with a little uh, with
[00:12:24] a little bling, yes. What do you have, what do you have
[00:12:27] on? Yes, I just pimped my little moped up a bit,
[00:12:31] a bit differently. I've put a little uh, I don't even know what that's called, I
[00:12:35] just thought it would look pretty cool, a little leather stuff and then you have something
[00:12:39] that a fox tail, you should never go down without, so it also has to be
[00:12:42] there, I've pimped it a little more with a little horn, which uh, which can give it
[00:12:46] a little extra sound and more attention, you were out for a ride here in the neighborhood,
[00:12:50] it looked lovely with 300 mopeds going out there, and then
[00:12:53] you're going down and uh. to the mincemeat at the
[00:12:56] festival area down there and enjoy the rest of the day, what's going to
[00:12:59] happen? and many things will happen, there's good food, we're going to do
[00:13:03] some uh, what's it called, ring-riding, there will be some competitions for the different
[00:13:07] people on mopeds completely like you would
[00:13:11] with the pole and the ring and the whole thing, yes, and then
[00:13:14] competitions, and then competitions of the different types, the ugliest moped, the
[00:13:17] most beautiful moped and the funniest moped I think also,
[00:13:21] so yes, why do you care about this, what does it give you, camaraderie?
[00:13:25] 100% camaraderie, so I had a moped when I was younger, and and
[00:13:29] many of my buddies also have one, and that's what gives us that, so
[00:13:32] to be able to find some camaraderie within veteran mopeds,
[00:13:35] so and a little childhood memories, and a little childhood memories and
[00:13:39] a little fun, I just need to hear that horn you talked about,
[00:13:42] yep,
[00:13:48] okay, we still have ears, thank you, have a good trip down
[00:13:51] to the square, yes thank you, and
[00:13:54] how is such a moped ride served Anders Trane
[00:13:57] Lisholm, I think it will be really nice, it will be quite summery,
[00:14:01] it will be both cloudy and sunny, not much wind, and also with
[00:14:05] nice temperatures. Here during the afternoon, well, there will be
[00:14:09] some clouds forming over both Jutland, Funen and Zealand, but during
[00:14:12] the afternoon, well, there will gradually be some clearing, and then the temperature will rise to
[00:14:15] around 22-23 degrees in several
[00:14:19] places, and after a couple of windy days, well, it will only be with a
[00:14:22] uh light to or a light to moderate wind. here during the day, so it will feel quite summery. During
[00:14:26] the evening, well, there will be more space for the sun here and temperatures that stay up in the
[00:14:30] range, around 17 to 20 degrees until the sun sets here
[00:14:33] at about a quarter to
[00:14:36] eleven. Tomorrow, well, the wind will turn south, and
[00:14:39] that means we will draw warm air up from the uh the warm part
[00:14:43] of Europe. Uh, a large range between temperatures, 29
[00:14:47] degrees are predicted here in the southern part, while out here towards the Jutland
[00:14:51] west coast you have to settle for around 20 degrees.
[00:15:08] We are live with TVA Live with the latest news, welcome.
[00:15:11] A new campaign from the Islamic and anti-democratic group
[00:15:15] Hisbutaria is now meeting with strong criticism from, among others, the Minister of Immigration and Integration,
[00:15:19] Morten Bødskov. The campaign's
[00:15:22] message is addressed to Muslim high school students before
[00:15:26] the start of studies next week, and the message is that one should adhere
[00:15:29] to one's Islamic identity and avoid
[00:15:32] group pressure and Danish rituals.
[00:15:35] Islamic values do not belong in our education system, we must learn from
[00:15:39] each other, we must be inspired by each other, we must meet each other
[00:15:42] across cultures, but Islamic values do not belong in our
[00:15:46] education system, and that is what they preach and only what they preach, and therefore it is
[00:15:50] dangerous, and therefore one must stay away from it. Dear young
[00:15:53] Muslim in high school, after the summer holidays, a new
[00:15:56] chapter begins, new subjects, new acquaintances, new
[00:15:59] challenges and new opportunities, but in the midst of all the new, never
[00:16:02] forget the most important thing, who you are, Muslim, and that
[00:16:06] is something you should be.
[00:16:09] Along with the open letter, the video we see here is also shared on the
[00:16:12] Islamic association's social media, and the campaign is
[00:16:16] problematic, says the minister. They
[00:16:19] use this to promote discord, they use this
[00:16:22] to promote Islamic demands for
[00:16:25] how our education and the environments in our education should be organized. It belongs
[00:16:29] nowhere, education and educational institutions should be a haven
[00:16:33] for young people. Both the Association of Danish
[00:16:36] Gymnasiums and the Association of Leaders of Danish Vocational Schools and Gymnasiums
[00:16:39] believe that the campaign is problematic,
[00:16:43] that they tell them, in imperative form, what to do and what not to do in high school,
[00:16:47] I think it's a shame, because precisely in that period you start to make
[00:16:51] decisions yourself, and I think they should be allowed to, so it's a shame. It fundamentally
[00:16:54] contradicts everything that Danish school culture and everything our gymnasiums stand for, it stands for
[00:16:58] freedom, it stands for openness, personal empowerment, democratic formation, we must
[00:17:02] protect that enormously, and therefore we can in no way accept such
[00:17:05] inquiries.
[00:17:08] Hizb ut-Tahrir has refused to give a recorded interview with
[00:17:12] Dr. In an email, the association's
[00:17:14] media representative Elias Lamrabet writes. It is
[00:17:18] Morgenbødsgov, the Danish government, that creates division in the population by constantly
[00:17:21] suspecting Muslims and problematizing Islam itself,
[00:17:25] as here, where he calls Islamic values
[00:17:28] dangerous.
[00:17:33] There is a shortage of hands in Greenland for all kinds of jobs, and therefore
[00:17:36] labor from all over the world has been opened, and in a few years
[00:17:40] new employees have poured in, especially from Asia, because
[00:17:44] unemployment is low and the workforce
[00:17:46] is small.
[00:17:50] When your hotel bed in Nuuk is
[00:17:53] made.
[00:18:00] Is it often Filipino hands like Jasmine's that do
[00:18:03] the work?
[00:18:37] of just 56,000 here in Greenland, when you go to shops and
[00:18:41] restaurants, there are many Filipinos, there are also many
[00:18:44] from other parts of Asia, for example Thailand, it
[00:18:48] really characterizes the street scene, and perhaps there are more Filipinos
[00:18:51] on the way, I wish more,
[00:18:55] because we're very hard-working. Four years ago, 31-year-old
[00:18:58] Jasmine traveled to the other side of the
[00:19:01] world.
[00:19:05] Here to the far north. Surely I
[00:19:08] don't, I didn't dream to come here, but by my
[00:19:11] mother-in-law was, she's still working here
[00:19:14] for 18 years, a working life with a sought-after
[00:19:18] salary,
[00:19:20] but also a life with sacrifice and sacrifice, because
[00:19:24] I have kids, you have kids back home, yeah, I sent them back
[00:19:28] home last December 2024, she's mins children
[00:19:32] aged 10 and 11 are the reason
[00:19:34] why
[00:19:37] she won't stay in Greenland forever? I think no, I
[00:19:40] will go back home to my place, everyone
[00:19:43] wants to die in the place where they were born, but it
[00:19:47] will be a long time before mom
[00:19:50] returns home, maybe 10 years to 15
[00:19:54] years from now, I think that's good enough to
[00:19:57] retire, and then we have you from now, Kasper
[00:20:00] Skrøder, the economic correspondent, you
[00:20:03] say in this segment that it's something that marks the street scene in Nuuk, how
[00:20:07] else do you notice that more people have come from
[00:20:09] Asia?
[00:20:12] Well, it's a long series of professions and workplaces
[00:20:15] where you meet Filipinos, it's shops and restaurants, it's
[00:20:19] hotels, it's also the fishing industry, where there is also an
[00:20:22] increasing number of Asian employees, primarily from the Philippines and
[00:20:26] Thailand, you see it in the streetscape, I walked past a
[00:20:29] Thai restaurant yesterday, where they served red curry with
[00:20:33] reindeer, so Asia has truly moved to Greenland,
[00:20:37] and how big a problem is this lack of labor in Greenland,
[00:20:41] which means that there are now more and more people from
[00:20:42] Asia?
[00:20:45] Yes, that's the reason, lack of labor, there are no hands,
[00:20:48] all employers I talk to say that you simply cannot get
[00:20:52] Greenlandic labor, even if you want it, not even
[00:20:55] for unskilled jobs, which is what we're talking about here, labor is also
[00:20:59] imported to Denmark, uh, we know that, we have known it
[00:21:03] for many years, but it's often specialists,
[00:21:06] people with education, it's craftsmen who can do something special,
[00:21:09] here there are people from the other side of the globe, without any special
[00:21:12] qualifications to solve quite low-paid jobs, which
[00:21:16] come on short permits, uh, it's a big
[00:21:20] problem for Greenland, facing an aging population,
[00:21:25] long unemployment queue to draw from, and
[00:21:29] there's also the fact that the Greenlandic population, according to
[00:21:32] population projections, is set to shrink in the
[00:21:35] coming years by about 20% towards
[00:21:38] 2050, so even though this labor force is here on
[00:21:41] a temporary permit, it's a fundamental problem in the Greenlandic
[00:21:45] economy that there's a shortage of hands, so those I talk to say they don't think this will stop
[00:21:49] right now.
[00:21:51] When Copenhagen Pride Week kicks off in Copenhagen, there will
[00:21:55] be a more visible police presence. Pride week comes
[00:21:59] just two weeks after Berlin Pride was attacked, where one person
[00:22:02] lost their life and several were injured. According to Copenhagen
[00:22:06] police, there is no reason to worry
[00:22:08] at home. If you had planned to go to
[00:22:11] Pride, before the incident in Berlin,
[00:22:15] then we don't think there's anything that makes you change that decision. Can
[00:22:18] you hear me now? Yes, thank you.
[00:22:26] Here at City Hall Square, there will be security officers, and then there
[00:22:30] will be police present both at large gathering points and
[00:22:33] smaller events around the capital. I
[00:22:37] feel safe personally, and I, I know that the police have done everything
[00:22:40] they can to ensure safety. We know what the police are doing, but what are
[00:22:44] you doing to increase security? Yes, for us it's
[00:22:47] actually not so much security, but more safety, uh, and... and
[00:22:50] safety, that's about making people feel
[00:22:54] that they can participate in our events safely and
[00:22:57] securely, we do that among other things by visibly barricading
[00:23:00] our entrances with concrete blocks, so that you can
[00:23:04] clearly see that you can safely be in the square, and in addition,
[00:23:08] we also have a lot of volunteers who walk around as
[00:23:10] security guards, if people need to talk to
[00:23:13] someone, and then we have also introduced a new app called Safe Now,
[00:23:17] where you can register as a participant in Copenhagen. guide, where you can go in
[00:23:21] and register where you are, uh, be in contact with your friends
[00:23:24] or press a button and then our team sees it, so in
[00:23:28] that way we have created some new initiatives so that people can feel extra
[00:23:31] safe, uh, so in that way,
[00:23:34] the attack doesn't mean much,
[00:23:38] other than that we need to create safety, more than we need to create security,
[00:23:41] security, because the security is, because the security is as it should
[00:23:44] be.
[00:23:50] When festival-goers go home from Smukfest, it often happens by
[00:23:53] taxi, and in connection with the festival in Skanderborg, the
[00:23:56] Southeast Jutland police have charged a total of 38 taxi drivers
[00:24:00] in a control. Most cases concern technical faults, but
[00:24:04] there are also more serious charges. One driver is
[00:24:07] charged with driving with drugs in his blood, while another lacked
[00:24:11] a license to drive a taxi. The
[00:24:13] taxi driver is bad, but I think it's
[00:24:17] important to have all the papers and everything must be in order.
[00:24:30] of former President Joe Biden now admits that it
[00:24:34] was not good for either the USA or his father's legacy that he himself
[00:24:38] was pardoned. The president's son was pardoned in
[00:24:41] 2024 in his father's last days as
[00:24:44] president, despite Joe Biden having repeatedly said that
[00:24:47] he would not do it. Now. 56-year-old Hunter Biden was
[00:24:51] guilty in a case of violation of the Arms Act and had also
[00:24:55] pleaded guilty in a tax case, which had not yet been
[00:24:58] sentenced. All I know is that I'm grateful
[00:25:02] that he did it for me, and all I can say to anybody out there is
[00:25:06] that, what would you have thought of my dad if he did not do that for me and left me
[00:25:10] to the uh to the whims of Donald
[00:25:13] Trump?
[00:25:18] Now the mussel producers can resume their work, which had otherwise
[00:25:22] stopped due to the fisheries control's new
[00:25:24] sorting requirements, because the requirement that fishermen must fine-sort
[00:25:28] their mussel catch is now being postponed for three months, says
[00:25:32] the Minister of Environment. It is the agency that has decided that because there may have
[00:25:35] been these misunderstandings, they would in a sense like to create an extended
[00:25:38] guidance period, where they go out to the industry and have a dialogue about what
[00:25:42] rules actually apply, and how can they live up to them, and that
[00:25:46] I think is sensible, if there have been misunderstandings, that they then ensure they are
[00:25:50] corrected with the new fisheries requirement, which is now being postponed,
[00:25:53] mussel producers must sort their catch into separate
[00:25:57] categories of marine species, as you can see here in the video, a
[00:26:00] requirement that those at Denmark's first mussel producer Vilsund Blue
[00:26:04] say is impossible to enforce, as the mussel catch in
[00:26:07] high season can amount to 500 tons of mussels and other
[00:26:11] species per day. Therefore, the Minister of Environment suggests finding a
[00:26:15] better solution. And now I have asked the agency to create written
[00:26:19] guidance. They have decided to create an extended guidance period, so we can
[00:26:22] have a good dialogue about this. I will also just remind you why
[00:26:26] do we need to sort? It is because we have quotas on fish. We need
[00:26:30] to know how much has been brought ashore. We need to know the bycatch of
[00:26:34] different species, so we know the impact on nature, it's not something that just
[00:26:37] fell down like something completely crazy, but of course you have to
[00:26:41] follow the rules, of course there must be control over the rules, but it must be done in a proper and
[00:26:45] good way. There are milk crates, fox tails and
[00:26:49] back patches in abundance, when up to 3000 people this
[00:26:52] weekend gather for Zealand's largest
[00:26:55] moped rally. And Camilla, Farholt Løfvald, you went to
[00:26:58] the rally?
[00:27:01] I did, and there are about 300 mopeds gathered here in the
[00:27:05] square in Torstrup, you can see there is both the
[00:27:08] patinated version
[00:27:12] all decorated, but here stands the polished
[00:27:14] version, and over here we have a Puok
[00:27:18] Maxi in a nice green, and uh
[00:27:21] the president here of the Islanders
[00:27:24] um Jimmy uh it's well decorated and
[00:27:27] spruced up with some uh with some bling, yeah
[00:27:31] what do you have? on yeah, I just
[00:27:33] pimped my little moped up with a little bit of this and that,
[00:27:37] I put a little uh, I don't even know what that's called, I just thought it would
[00:27:41] actually look pretty cool, a little leather grease and then you have something
[00:27:44] there, you should never go without a fox tail, so it must of course also be
[00:27:47] there, I then pimped it up a little more with a horn, which uh, which can give it
[00:27:51] a little extra sound and more attention, you were out for a ride here in the neighborhood,
[00:27:55] it looked lovely with 300 mopeds out there, and then
[00:27:59] you're going down to uh the festival grounds to
[00:28:02] have some fun down there and uh enjoy the rest of the day, what's going to happen?
[00:28:06] Oh, many things are coming, there's both good food, we're going to do some uh, what
[00:28:10] is it called, ring riding, there will be some competitions for the different, I mean, on
[00:28:13] mopeds, on mopeds exactly like you would
[00:28:16] with the pole and the ring and the whole kit and caboodle, and then
[00:28:19] competitions, and then competitions of the different kinds, the ugliest moped, the
[00:28:23] most beautiful moped, and and the funniest moped I think
[00:28:25] too, so yes, why do you care about this, I mean, what does it give you,
[00:28:29] camaraderie, 100% camaraderie, so uh. 'I had
[00:28:32] a moped when I was younger, and and many of my buddies also have, and that's what
[00:28:36] gives us that, so to be able to find some camaraderie within
[00:28:40] that for for vintage mopeds there, so and and some childhood memories, and some
[00:28:44] childhood memories and some fun, I just need to hear that horn you were talking
[00:28:47] about,
[00:28:48] yep,
[00:28:53] okay, do we still have to listen, thank you, have a good trip down
[00:28:57] to the square, yes thank you,
[00:28:59] and what will the weather be like for such a moped trip? Anders Tranne
[00:29:03] Lisholm? I think it will be really nice. It will be quite
[00:29:06] summery, it will be both cloudy and sunny, not much wind,
[00:29:10] and also with nice temperatures. Here during the afternoon,
[00:29:13] well, there will be some clouds forming over both Jutland, Funen
[00:29:17] and Zealand, but during the afternoon, well, there will gradually be room for some
[00:29:21] clearing, and then the temperature will rise to around 22-23 degrees in several
[00:29:24] places. And after a couple of windy days, well, it will only be a
[00:29:28] light or a weak to light wind today, so it will feel quite pleasant.
[00:29:33] This evening, well, there will be more room for the sun here and temperatures that will stay
[00:29:37] up around 17 to 20 degrees until the sun sets here
[00:29:40] at approximately 14 tomorrow,
[00:29:43] well, the wind will then turn south, and that means we will draw warm air
[00:29:47] up from the warm part of Europe, uh a large spread
[00:29:51] between temperatures 8 and 29 degrees, the forecasts show down in the
[00:29:54] southern part, while here out towards the Jutland west coast you will find around
[00:29:58] 20
[00:29:59] degrees.
[00:30:13] We are watching TVA Live with the latest news, welcome.
[00:30:17] A new campaign from the Islamic and
[00:30:19] anti-democratic group Hizb ut-Tahrir is now facing strong criticism
[00:30:23] from, among others, the Minister for Immigration and Integration Morten
[00:30:26] Bødskov. The campaign's message addresses
[00:30:29] Muslim high school students before the start of school next
[00:30:33] week, and the message is that one should hold on to one's Islamic
[00:30:36] identity, and avoid group pressure and Danish
[00:30:39] rituals. Islamic values do not belong in our
[00:30:43] education system. We must learn from each other, we must be inspired by
[00:30:46] each other, we must meet each other across cultures, but Islamic
[00:30:50] values do not belong in our education system, and that is what they preach, and only that.