Inside the room where Nobel Peace Prize is decided – but will Trump get his wish?
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Watch: The BBC's Mark Lowen shows us inside the room where the winner is decided.
Every year since 1901 they have come together in secret, neither disclosing when they deliberate, nor allowing journalists to see their final meeting – until now. The Norwegian Nobel committee members – the guardians of the world's most prestigious award – will announce on Friday who they will honour with the Nobel Peace Prize. And the BBC, along with Norway's national broadcaster, gained access as they gathered to make their choice. It is the first time in the award's 125-year history that the media have been allowed a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the process.
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