but the main event is the museo picasso malaga.o, it has over 300 works from across his life, housed in what was previously a isth—century palace. picasso's works are now some of the most valuable in the world, with paintings like this one sold at sotheby�*s in 2018 for around $69 million. many of the paintings and sculptures in the gallery were donated by his children at picasso's request. three different visions of doves, yeah. doves were used by picasso as symbols of peace, and his image of a dove would be adopted as an emblem of world harmony. he lived through some of the most turbulent events in modern history, including the spanish civil war and two world wars. these would be a profound influence on his work, perhaps most famously illustrated in guernica, a dramatic painting depicting the horror of the bombing of the spanish town by fascist forces during the civil war in the 1930s. and ten minutes' walk from his birthplace is an arena that arguably influenced picasso the most — the malaga bullring. he would come here with his

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accompanied by the malaga philharmonic orchestra, he performed excerpts from the zarzuelas of jerónimojiménez, federico morena taroba, works by manuel de fali and other spanish composers. domingo has long been promoting zerzuela, which is today considered the musical heritage of spain, and often includes works by this. spanish school of bells. many of its graduates hope to continue ringing in their local parishes or to help convert automatic bell towers into systems that allow manual ringing. valeria kudryavtseva, news of culture. the sevastopol defense museum in miniature will be part of a new exhibition. five models of buildings are already ready. work on the sixth retro cinema ukraine continues. how are copies made in strict accordance with the original? olga chernetskaya found out. if. columns are made for them, we haven't figured it out yet, well, we'll figure it out, that means i i'm starting to cut, here we will have only columns, here there will also be lifts for the disabled, i will also make them, here i have already made the doors, they have handles, there is a frame around

as i was raising with malaga steve got to keep doing this. have to move between meetings which is where. what do you make of that? >> if if you gave me the job is head of the fed on monday announcing or taking 5 and a quarter dash 5 and half down to 4 and a half percent to get closer to at the markets speak. i'm really about the markets. when interest rates were down at 0 and skyrocketing, screaming hey inflation is coming and they said transitory and he slowly walked and had to play catch-up. and i wants to play catch up on the other. of the job market today was the lever finally something that really was loud. we've heard some numbers out of manufacturing and services and have seen things on the retail front discounting big time but today was the big matzo ball where they will be acting and i guarantee 2 things. number 1 all the central bankers command and sing the words rate cuts not cut in the days ahead. of the markets keep swooning i expect an emergency cuts, of the markets stabilize i think i will try and take this all the way to septe

however, your friday night before or a saturday in malaga, that's a different kettle of fish. >> i'm, you need to watch him then. >> serving me? >> serving me? >> no. no airport, no aircraft raves. please. no >> okay. i'll have to rearrange it. >> but do you think that that is a benefit? because i've got a friend who who was cabin crew, and she said she had to give it up. she said it's a young person's game. it's so physical. you're on your feet all the time. you're in and out of hotels. she just said, i just couldn't do it any longer. she's only mid—twenties. >> oh no. >> oh no. >> right . so >> oh no. >> right. so it's a laugh. my husband laughs at me that i burn 8 or 900 calories just at work. i do between 15 and 20,000 steps. don't need to go to the gym. just just roll down the aisle, do your cardio, close hatpins, you know, pull trolleys out. you get your exercise in at work and with the mischievous passengers like ben leo in a couple of weeks time, do you think that being slightly older, it makes you more able to deal with those kind of troublesome passengers? it is you are giv

cruise from southampton to vigo , lisbon, southampton to vigo, lisbon, ibiza, mallorca and soon to be malaga. >> oh. >> very nice. i'd be very jealous of that. virginia is in cape town , so we're looking cape town, so we're looking forward to spring, which is on the 1st of september. spring. wow. well, it's lovely to hear from you all this morning. >> martin brings us back down to earth. all right. where's martin? welcome from royal deeside. the weather here is very grey and overcast, but the heather is just coming into bloom along the grampian mountains. no matter how bad the news is around the world, the pair of you always brighten the day up. oh, thank you so much. that's lovely. actually, all the heather coming out. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> yeah, but you're brightening our morning up, actually, because it's just lovely to know where you are and how you're watching us. and even on a cruise ship. yes. >> never mind. very nice. >> never mind. very nice. >> yeah. it's lovely to hear from you. keep those coming in, please. >> right, it was a very busy day on the channel yesterday. at leas