so special was beryl grey. so _ king. so special was beryl grey, so talented, - king.rina to perform with the bolshoi in moscow. tall, charismatic and elegant. she commanded the stage, impressing every audience with her precision and her style. after hanging up her own ballet shoes, she became the artistic director of london's festival ballet, later the english national ballet. instilling in her pupils the same discipline and rigour she had always possessed. bill same discipline and rigour she had always possessed.- had always possessed. all the dancers could _ had always possessed. all the dancers could see _ had always possessed. all the dancers could see what i had always possessed. all the dancers could see what they l dancers could see what they were working for, where they were working for, where they were going. that was important. tributes flooded in on social media. the world ballet describing her as: an english national ballet said she was a dedicated ambassador and talked of her significant legacy and immeasurable contribution to the art form. they beryl gre

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the british ballerina dame beryl grey has died at the age of 95.l ballet aged just 1a. she later worked with the great russian dancer rudolf nureyev. the bbc�*s tim allman looks back at her life and career. file: one thing everyone i admits about the russians, their ballet is the world's finest and the bolshoi theatre is its peak. so special was beryl grey, so talented, she became the first british ballerina to perform with the bolshoi in moscow. tall, charismatic and elegant, she commanded the stage, impressing every audience with her precision and her style. after hanging up her own ballet shoes, she became the artistic director of london festival ballet, later the english national ballet, instilling in her pupils the same discipline and rigour she had always possessed. all the dancers could see what they were working for, where they were going. that was important. so, they had a sense of purpose. tributes flooded in on social media. the royal ballet describing her as: and english national ballet said she was a dedicated ambassador and talked of

so priests wear cleric, so i have a lot of black and grey, but i do wear them.hem dry—cleaned for the weekend, actually. so at that point then, i had to make the decision. you can be maybe a sister, you can be a pastoral minister, you can leave and become an an episcopalian priest, which, frankly, would be a lot easier than the path i have chosen, or you can become ordained through the roman catholic women's movement. so i'm really excited about this, it is really beautiful, and two of my friends will dress me for the first time. the church does not allow women to be priests for, actually, many reasons, they have changed over the history of the church, but, presently, it's because the teaching is grounded in scripture, thatjesus was male, and that he chose 12 men to be his apostles, and that those men chose men to be their apostles. that's kind of it, in a nutshell. they are going to lead us through the rehearsal. so she doesn't have to worry about it. they're helping me. so a woman who is ordained as a priest is automatically — automatically — excommunicated. i

and in this grey zone, we need other tools to decide for the prognosis of the patient.ed at the data. exactly. so here, for example, i can see that the ai risk is low — it's a low—risk patient. some cancer experts see real promise in al tools like owkin's, but there are still challenges. it's really exciting - work and it's showing where the future lies for pathology. while it might not be absolutely. there yet for clinical deployment, i think it's a really important first step, and something. that we should be encouraged by. the real benefit to patients of these is patient safety . in the first instance — _ to make sure that we don't miss cancers, that we can detect small. areas of cancer that could otherwise be missed by pathologists. but i think we're _ progressing along a journey. and, really, without - the digitisation process, we wouldn't be able to develop. the rich algorithms that we need for patient benefit. and also, it would be more challenging to deploy them into clinical practice. so whilst it could be years before these systems are rolled out across cancer

the british ballerina, dame beryl grey, who's died at the age of ninety—five.ge they've chosen, released by buckingham palace, shows the royal couple at the braemar highland gathering in early september. it was taken just five days before her majesty queen elizabeth died. we have all the top business stories he next for you on bbc news including a look at the week ahead in the united kingdom. they will be a lot of disruption notjust because of the weather but a lot of strike action taking place this week. we will tell you all you need to know. hello. it's been a wintry weekend with many places struggling to get above freezing during the days, and we've seen some heavy snowfall for several areas. this is picture taken in gillingham in kent, before the sun went down on sunday, so there's been plenty of heavy snowfall — up to around 10cm in places. now, over the next few days, things are staying cold and we've got wintry hazards such as snow showers, ice stretches and freezing fog. 0vernight, this snowfall is pushing across the likes of east london, essex, up towa

the national grid has been part of the grey province. certainly looks like some progress is being made on the ground waiting to see if this will hold up. throughout the course of this year, the flyers have been broken, fighting has resumed, lost the fire that was declared in south africa following by a p steel sign here in kenya's capital. and i wrote the last month looked like more progress than has ever been made today. and exactly on that point malcolm. so what does this mean for the broader implementation of the sci fi deal? who the grey and forces leaders has said that the fight to have now disengaged on the forefront, which they've been fighting in recent months. but they have said the ever tray and troops still present. now the peace deal said the foreign forces should withdraw or train troops throughout the t. as of this conflict have fought on the side of the federal government. and they've been accused of losing villages in killing civilians, even since that bill was signed. ever try really comments on these allegations? soldie

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cold air particularly in the likes of cambridge where it is still grey and foggy. minus three or minus four. snow developing more widely in south—east england and perhaps east anglia overnight. a few centimetres could bring travel disruption. still the threat of some fog through the midlands and into lancashire and there will be a widespread frost overnight. temperatures typically minus five but -13 temperatures typically minus five but —13 in the north—east of scotland. the coldest it has been this year. very cold but sunny for scotland and northern ireland. some sunshine across england and wales but we still have grey, misty and foggy weather with a few snow flurries in the south—east, it may cheer up here but through the midlands it could stay grey and cold. after that very cool start in north—east scotland temperatures may remain below freezing all day. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: scottish officials say a libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed pan am flight 103 over the town of lockerbie in 1988, is in us custody. a nursing union lead

sometimes there is a grey zone and some cases are borderline.need other tools to decide for the prognosis of the patient. and here, we have the information that you receive after the al's looked at the data? exactly. so here, for example, i can see that the ai risk is low. it's a low—risk patient. some cancer experts see real promise in al tools like 0wkin�*s, but there are still challenges. it's really exciting - work and it's showing where the future i lies for pathology. while it might not be absolutely. there yet for clinical deployment, i think it's a really important first step and something - that we should be encouraged by. the real benefit to patients of these is patient safety . in the first instance, _ to make sure that we don't miss cancers, that we can detect small. areas of cancer that could otherwise be missed by pathologists. but i think we're _ progressing along a journey. iand really, without the digitisation. process, we won't be able to develop the rich algorithms - that we need for patient benefit and also, it would be morej

it could be grey and foggy through wales and parts of northern england.re across the south of england as well. it's going to be another cold day. those temperatures struggling to get much above freezing. and then we shift more towards the north, through tuesday, wednesday and into thursday. because this is where we're going to find most of the snow falling. and there could be quite a lot of snow, actually, over the hills in northern scotland. perhaps as much is 20 centimetres here. the focus is shifting more towards the north, because the wind is picking up, and it's going to be that arctic northerly wind that comes sweeping down across the country. so, again, it's going to be northern scotland in the firing line. a lot of snow showers here. some eastern parts of scotland, and also the north—east of england. elsewhere, though, it should be dry, and there will be a lot of sunshine. a cold, crisp, winter's day on wednesday. and those temperatures could be as high as four or even five degrees. this is bbc news with the headlines. a number of people are in cr

the mikella and the northern to grey region from wednesday, representatives from the ethiopian government visited the rebel held area on monday . it was their 1st trip to the region since war broke out 2 years ago. malcolm web is following the story from nairobi. very positive sounding statements. coming from both sides. the government said that flight commercial flights will resume from the cap capital, addis ababa c mikaela, the capital of the 2 grey region. ethiopian airlines confirms that, and it's time table, the 1st flight travel agent say that it's already fully booked. the flight meant to take off on wednesday and will enable families have been separated or traded to resume their movements and start to get things back to normal. communications have been restored in some towns in the grey road, the following a black count, the going on for most of the last 2 years. and then the in state media has said that attic tricity has been restored. the national grid has been restored to part of great proven it certainly looks like some progress is being made on the ground waiting to see if t

commercial flights will resume from the capital capital, addis ababa c mikaela, the capital of the 2 grey region. ethiopian airlines confirms that, and it's time table, the 1st flight travel agent say that it's already fully booked. the flight meant to take off on wednesday, and that will enable families have been separated or traded to resume their movements and start to get things back to normal. communications have been restored in some towns in the grey road to the following, a black count that's going on for most of the last 2 years. and then the state media has said that electricity has been restored the national grid to have the most part of the grey proven it certainly looks like some progress is being made on the ground waiting to see if this will hold up throughout the course of this year the flies have been broken, fighting has resumed law sci fi that was declared in south africa following by a peace deal signed here in 10 years. capital and i re b last month looked like more progress than has ever been made. today's rainy muslims silver arrived in northern indonesia telling st

see river valley, some snow falling, dipping down close to the pearl river valley, some showers and grey land that's not back your temperature to 7 degrees. cloud cover and shanghai also got your pencil then for high of 7 on wednesday. ok off to japan right now, you know, at that see effect snow back in the forecast on wednesday for northwest honju and ho cato and for northwest honshu parts of it. anyway, there is about a meter of snow on the ground there. so we'll add to that tally or finish this weather report in pakistan. what weather leaves the golf comes into baluchistan province and for punjab province and pakistan. it's a similar situation almost fully covered by fog on wednesday. ah, progress or a serious mistake. artificial intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our lives. but very few of us really understand its capabilities. for better or worse, al jazeera, explore the impact of a i accessing vast amounts of our personal data. data land on al jazeera. ah ah, it al jazeera, remind up our main stories. now. russia says it will ban oil exports to countries that set price

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and now i get to work with them [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: a lot of people know you from "grey's>> there's a lot of "grey's" fans at the stage door it's, kind of, a -- one cool thing i think is that it's bringing a lot of folks from all over the world, surprisingly, that have never seen a broadway play coming to see it because they're big fans of "grey's." and, you know, we have fans that are 12 and 72 i mean, we have the whole -- we have four generations of folks >> jimmy: yeah >> primarily women, who come and see the -- [ laughter ] come and see the show. >> jimmy: yeah >> and they come, "yeah, i'm from chile and we love the show and we just wanted to come." because they know they are going to see you in real life. >> jimmy: yeah >> they know that they can stand there -- i don't want to solicit this because there's a a lot of people. but, like, i can stand down in one spot and i'm going to be there every night. >> jimmy: yeah >> and so, it's a pretty cool experience for them. and it's a hell of a show, honestly so -- so, i'm excited about it >> jimmy: and you're -- you're back

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if anything, it'll feel colder in the south because of thick, grey skies.p the price of russian oil, reducing the revenues that help moscow fund its war in ukraine. prince william awards the earthshot prize, recognising those working to address climate change. the uk development minister warns large numbers of people are in danger of dying from the drought in somalia if the international community does not respond soon. more drama at the world cup as the group stage comes to an end: south korea grab a late winner to progress at the expense of uruguay. and will smith in london to promote his film emancipation, and avoiding talking about that ceremony.

and drizzling your fog and just eight and grey and drizzling your fog and just eightand nine, grey andin heavier pushing its way and as we head towards friday morning and that is a slow—moving band of rain and the concern with the ground saturated so we could see some local flooding and it grinds a halt and the cold air starts to date down to the cold air starts to date down to the north and much milder and brighter towards the south and when that cold air in modern meet, we could see some snow fall, the low pressure system and the christmas day starts to move away and then we get some wintry showers met cold air and arctic air that is still with us and arctic air that is still with us and we may not necessarily see snow but there's a chance of core there returning southwards of time and that's it to keep up with on the forecast for you are and of course, you can use the app but at the moment, it looks as if the court is likely there with the greatest chance of snow fall. but please, do stay tuned for the forecast. coming up this evening... hello, i'm kasia madera. this is outside sour

then it grey for christmas. turn colder and could well turn colder and brighter during christmas day from the northwest . welcome back to the program . welcome back to the program. 6:05. still to come at 645, this year has been called year of the so—called side hustle . workers so—called side hustle. workers are increasingly being turned to taking up another source of to beat the winter cost of living crisis. we're going to be speaking to a freelance magazine editor who also runs an online marketplace for online and selling week's . and at 745, selling week's. and at 745, we're going to get tips on going green and having a sustainable christmas this year from composting leftovers to environmentally friendly wrapping paper that will be brown paper . wrapping paper that will be brown paper. could be. i think it's particularly that doesn't have shiny bits on countries like that. we'll find out from the expert about an hour, but get in touch in all the usual ways, particularly what is the solution to their strike? v

for example, we also see that stress can reduce the density of the grey matter. on the other hand, we also see that the density of the grey matter can increase again through mindfulness meditation or did this to the columns of sandstone we did. so name can but that is not the only area of the brain that interests scientists in this context. as gaffer and again yeah, i know stood yet he could psych touch desmond a study carried out several years ago and showed that people who do a lot of media multitasking have a lower density of grey matter in the interior singular cortex. the a c c m like you this area of the brain is highly interesting phones because it is important for mindfulness, regulatory processes. i'm asking. so if we want to stay focused on something the bottom distracted by other stimuli enough that the a c, c helps us concentrate on what we want to do at that moment, stored in various studies into mindfulness meditation. show that both the function and the structure of this cerebral region can be strengthened through meditations. they cannot swans fas

several years ago and showed that people who do a lot of media multitasking have a lower density of grey matter in the interior singular cortex. the a, c, c, m, you'll, this area of the brain is highly interesting phones because it is important for mindfulness, regulatory processes i'm asking. so if we want to stay focused on something the bottom distracted by other stimuli enough that the a c, c helps us concentrate on what we want to do at that moment, stored in various studies into mindfulness meditation. show that both the function and the structure of the cerebral region can be strengthened through meditations. they cannot swans fasten things and leave my building regenerative phases into the patient's life actually means changing his lifestyle for affecting a lifestyle change is not easy. hard, even after an average 8 week stay at the clinic, the patient is still the same person, of course. in fact, it takes a long time, one to 2 years for things to become firmly established to be as follow, sway on. having to do many things at once makes some people ill, while others seem to do it

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and in this grey zone, we need other tools to decide for the prognosis of the patient.e in al tools like okin's, but there are still challenges. it's really exciting work, and it's showing where the future lies for pathology. while it might not be absolutely there yet for clinical deployment, i think it's a really important first step, and something that we should be encouraged by. the real benefit to patients of these is patient safety in the first instance — to make sure that we don't miss cancers, that we can detect small areas of cancer that could otherwise be missed by pathologists. but i think we're progressing along a journey. and, really, without the digitisation process, we wouldn't be able to develop the rich algorithms that we need for patient benefit. and also, it would be more challenging to deploy them into clinical practice. so whilst it could be years before these systems are rolled out across cancer care, trials like this one help create the set—ups and data sets that could eventually revolutionise the way we treat patients. wow, how interesting! yes, a

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there is lots of in between which is grey.also, i think, know that there is such thing as the good in human nature and there is such thing as evil in human nature. and the whole balance that one tries to establish is that the evil can never win. where, though, do you draw the line between expressions of solidarity, where people in the west, including cultural institutions, want to express their support for ukraine, and that teetering over a brink and becoming censorship of art and beauty? because just to finish the thought, there are institutions — the royal opera house in london scrapping a season from the bolshoi ballet. another orchestra in wales actually pulling a performance of a tchaikovsky piece. and that, to many, feels wrong, it feels like associating current politics and a rage against vladimir putin's actions with the censorship of an entire culture. it is... i totally agree with that position. i could add to these examples the fact that when the war started, opera house in warsaw has cancelled performances of boris

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it's a rather grey story for christmas day.ld for most of us, but there are some nuisance showers around as well. some clearing the far southeast. but this weather front here, well, that's going to enhance the showers into the far northwest, and gradually, as the day continues, drag in some cold air tucking in behind, but most of us staying under the yellow hues, that means it's mild for the time of year. this is the latest radar. the rain easing from the southeast. plenty of sharp showers pushing in along west—facing coasts and yes, even some wintriness to the tops of higher ground in scotland. that means that this christmas day is probably likely to be classed as a white christmas. we just need one snowflake falling on christmas day, and we'll see further snow showers as we go into the evening and overnight to close out christmas day. we will start to see some accumulations developing in scotland, maybe as much as 5 to 10 centimetres to higher ground. so that's certainly worth bearing in mind. elsewhere some showers, which wi

tributes have been paid to the british ballerina dame beryl grey, who has died aged 95.ith the royal ballet at just 1a years old, dancing the lead role in swan lake at 15. she became the first british ballerina to dance with the bolshoi in moscow, and then the first in communist china. an unmanned capsule that's part of nasa's plan to return astronauts to the moon has successfully splashed down into the pacific after a three—week test mission. it captured images like this, looking back towards earth. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle reports on the end of a key stage of an ambitious programme. after a million—milejourney through space, our blue planet comes into view. it's time for the orion spacecraft to come home. these images taken just after it entered the earth's atmosphere, 0rion has travel faster and hotter than any space vehicle before. the spacecraft about to go subsonic. a series of parachutes open, rapidly slowing down the capsule. three good main chutes for 0rion, and there it is, high over the pacific, america's new ticket to ride to the moon and beyond in