another explores colonial legacies, he said imelda marcos is his muse.llery in her grandson's nappy when she left the country. another tells a different story of britain. and this reflects on the indian heritage of the artist in glasgow, using objects from every day life to ask who is writing our history. it has divided the critics.- writing our history. it has divided the critics. every year there is something _ divided the critics. every year there is something that - divided the critics. every year. there is something that people say it needs more painting or less video. this show is a bit of an up. you can rely on the turner prize being unreliable. tonight one artist will win £25,000 and hope for a turner prize bounce. now back to brussels where the secretary general of nato is addressing journalists. to bring you what he said, he said nato allies need to step up their military support for ukraine. he said we will all need to do more. the stronger our military support to ukraine is now, the stronger their hand will be at the negotiating table. so tho

he says imelda marcos is his muse and monster.. her large—scale drawings and paintings tell a different story of britain. and jasleen kaur reflects on her indian heritage and upbringing in glasgow — using objects from everyday life to ask, "who's writing our histories?" as ever, the turner prize has divided the critics. and every single year there's been something people pop up about and say, "oh, no, it needs more painting! oh, no, it needs less video." it's recently gone through some big downs. this show is a bit of an up, i think, so you can rely on the turner prize being unreliable. tonight one artist will win £25,000 and hope for a turner prize bounce. katie razzall, bbc news. we will bring you news of the winner later on this evening. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. a few changes ahead, in northern ireland and scotland. western scotland in particular. western scotland in particular. we have cloud increases and outbreaks of rain. the odd shower around the irish sea and grey and murky for some in corn

. >> are you the imelda marcos of gentlemen's?club ties and things like that. but yeah, i probably am. let's have a look. >> are they organised? >> are they organised? >> have you got them organised in colour in your wardrobe? >> yeah. when i get back home in an organised state all these all look magnificent. these, these are going to be, these are going to be great. thank you. i have to be great. thank you. i have to say stephen thank you. and thank you for reminding me that i was 60 years old this year. but thank you very much indeed, joe. bev, thanks ever so much for joining us this evening. we are going to do talking points in a moment with a man who's lived in ashford for most of his life, neil razor ruddock, as he was called on the football field, but now a reformed character. he's going to tell us all about it in just a moment. >> i hope it doesn't rain. don't worry about it. it'll spoil our holiday. relax, we're totally covered. >> allclear travel insurance sponsors gb news travel destinations forecast. >> no snow for the

ferdinand and imelda marcos extravagantly corrupt regime. martial law.lthough the philippines has remained a democracy since then, it can seem at times fragile. the queen. >> the dummy. everybody. aly vance. >> now you're both photojournalists. >> yep. >> based out of manila. >> yeah. me. >> mark lives in mindanao. >> mindanao? yeah. now, does a journalist need to carry a firearm in this country for me? >> yes in the philippines, a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where mark novales lives and works. >> mindanao have been war torn for the last how many years because of the radicalization of recent years. this growing specter of i.s.i.s., mindanao is fertile ground for that now, traditionally, the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> yes, there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. yeah, but these days people seem to not make that distinction. >> yes. >> dating back to the marcos, the marcos years even. >> yeah. >>

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yet most americans may be quicker to recall an equally famous marcos, his wife imelda for her vast collectionmarcos jr. is now the president of the philippines. the vice president is the daughter of former philippine president rodrigo duterte. a leader who made crude remarks about william and a murderous war on people. duterte confirmed a death squad existed under his watch while he was a city mayor. during a foul mouth campaign he pledged to kill tens of thousands of criminals and joked about raping an australian missionary. it is partly why he is known as the trump of the east, and while he may not be president anymore his bloody legacy that transformed the country's politics is and it should serve as a warning of what can happen to democratic institutions when right-wing populists win power. it is something that the 2021 nobel peace prize winner and full bright scholar, the titan who faced multiple government threats, accusations and arrests when i asked how rodrigo duterte took control of the government and what he did to it. >> yes, i think you have to understand that the philippine cons

yet most americans may be quicker to recall an equally famous marcos, his wife imelda, for her vast collectiondent of the philippines. the vice president is sara duterte, the daughter of the former philippine president, rodrigo duterte. meaning the two top leaders of the country are both offspring of former presidents. and problematic ones at best. rodrigo duterte was infamous for his autocratic tendencies, crude remarks about women and a murderous war on drugs that killed 7,000 people in the first year. duterte has even confirmed a death squad existed under his watch. to control crime when he was city mayor. during a foul-mouthed campaign, he pledged to kill tens of thousands of criminals and joked about raping an australian missionary. it's partly why he is known as the trump of the east. he's one of the many autocrats trump admires and the feeling is mutual. in 2017, duterte crooned a song for trump at a ceremony in manila. his bloody legacy transformed the country's politics and should serve as a warning for what can happen to democratic institutions when right-wing populists win power. de