les moulins de mon coeur plays eric, say hello to mr preview. ah, mr preview, how are you? playing all the wrong notes. laughter i'm playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order. i'm just very happy that i'm a musician, which branch of music this is actually is immaterial. i'm just very pleased to be a musician. it's a wonderful thing to be. i have the great privilege of having sort of a lot of low notes, a very strong middle voice, and high notes as well. growing up i listened to a great, great deal of gospel music. if a diva is a person that takes the profession of singing very seriously and wants to do the very best that is in me each time that i'd go out on stage, then i'm one. commentator: sheffield united attack but banks was safe in the leicester goal. commentator: portugaltried to hit back, only to find banks are showing the form he has displayed all along. a few anxious seconds and banks again had the ball away. # gordon banks. # he was there. # with the safest pair of hands. # father jack. # they were there with everything to please the fans

coeur? o bruit doux de la pluie, par terre et sur les toits. hant de la pluie! now there'll be some who know that. the first line in english, it rains.... "it rains in my heart like it rains in the town." "what is this pain that penetrates my heart? suella braverman, home secretary, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. there will be, i'm sure, critics of the home secretary who find it hard to believe that her own father had to flee to this country from persecution, from africa. they'll find it hard to understand how she can empathise so much that she teared up when i read the words of her maiden speech, but shows not that much sign of empathising with people desperate to make their way across the channel. her explanation, i think, is clear. the values herfather and mother taught her of patriotism, of belief in the rule of law, in sticking to the rules, is what she thinks britain is all about. the reason there's a row this week is not everybody agrees. thanks for watching. hello, there. there's still lots of snow lying

les cayes — which is in the path of the storm. the church behind me is called l�*eglise du sacre—coeur and as you can see it's been hugely impactedrgin mary completely smashed, there are these huge lines that cut across church that is structurally unsound and actually the locals have told me they are worried about that spire up there could fall at any moment because there are these huge cracks down the side of it. up across the road you have the local coffin maker. a small business trying to make ends meet. and once again it has been totally decimated by this earthquake. and really this is a very similar story across this town. there are some buildings that are fine, or at least cracked but have not fallen, and others that have completely fallen in on themselves. the death count at the moment is still increasing and people are worried now about a storm. there are dark clouds over that way. we have heard it is raining in some parts of this region already, and people do worry that now they are forced out of their homes they are going to have to sleep in the wet and cold. james clayton reporting from haiti. from today, plasma will b

le cai, which is in the path of the storm. the church behind me is called l�*eglise du sacre—coeur.d fall at any moment because there are these huge cracks down the side of it. up across the road, you have the local coffin maker. a small business trying to make ends meet. and once again it has been totally decimated by this earthquake. and really this is a very similar story across this town. there are some buildings that are fine, or at least cracked but have not fallen, and others that have completely fallen in on themselves. the death count at the moment is still increasing and people are worried now about a storm. there are dark pounds over that way. we have heard it is raining in some parts of this region already, and people do worry that now they are forced out of their homes they are going to have to sleep in the wet and cold. hundreds of firefighters in the south of france are battling a wildfire that's forced thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate as a precaution. officials say the fire broke out on monday and has so far burned more than three square kilometres of