could you get banksy to do some more in wales, without help? would you?uld you go back? i'm not answering these questions. i'll get in trouble. other people in the town have arranged for an artist to go and paint there. the idea was that visitors... we were looking at 150,000 visitors a year into port talbot. the idea was that people go to the museum, come out of the museum with a map of the town, and the map would be where the other artwork is, and of course then if people are wondering around the town they were by a bear, a coffee, a sticky bun, they will spend money in the town. you don't have to sell it to me, i'm already sold! i am coming to me, i'm already sold! i am coming to port talbot and i will buy a coffee and a sticky bun. thank you for talking to us. there's a new way for people to experience the parisian landmark, the effiel tower. to mark its 130th birthday, visitors are being offered the chance to take a free trip ona zip line from the top of the tower. riders will be able to jump from 150 metres in the air and people who wa nt to metres

thomas: as christmas descended last year, so did banksy.ing on one side of a young boy playing in what looks like snow, but on the other side, the piece shows that the child is breathing fumes. can it be moved tact? after sleepless nights and months of planning, the moment of truth has finally arrived, and the banksy is on the move. it has been quite a headache for engineers. wooden casings and steel barriers have been needed. it has been a slow process, as a crane slowly moved the garage corner onto a flatbed before being transported through the center of town. but "sson's greetings" has remained in perfect condition. >> i am so relieved, you have no idea. i said this morning i didn't see anything going on. uys doingth in these their job. they look so professionat to me. u know, accidents happen, things do happen. and now here it is. anybody can look at it easily. thomas: the aim is for the piece to be on full dibllay for the by the end of the week, with a view of making the new home into a museum of street art in the future. coup for sout

as christmas descended on port talbot last year, so did banksy.nd months of planning, the moment of truth has arrived and the banksy is on the move. it's been quite the headache for engineers. protective resins, wooden casings, and steel barriers have been needed. it's been a slow process, as a crane slowly moved the garage corner onto a flatbed before being transported through the centre of town. but seasons greetings has remained in perfect condition. i am so relieved, you've no idea. i said this morning i didn't see anything going wrong. i had total faith in these guys, because they looked so professional, but accidents happen, things do happen, and now here it is in port talbot. anybody can look at it easily. the aim is for the piece to be on full display to the public by the end of the week, with a view to making its new home into a museum of street art in the future. visitors flocked to view season's greetings. tomos morgan, bbc news, port talbot. the europa league final between arsenal and chelsea has finished. block your ears if you don't

as christmas descended on port talbot last year, so did banksy. looks like snow but, on the other side, the piece shows the child is breathing fumes. but can it be moved intact? after sleepless nights and months of planning, the moment of truth has finally arrived, and the banksy is on the move. it has been quite the headache for engineers. protective resins, wooden casings, and steel barriers have all been needed. it's been a slow process, as a crane slowly moved the garage corner onto a flatbed, before being transported through the centre of town. but season's greetings has remained in perfect condition. i am so relieved, you've no idea. i said this morning i didn't see anything going wrong. total faith in these guys doing the job, because they looked so professional to me. but accidents happen, things do happen. and now, here it is. it's in port talbot. anybody can come and look at it easily. the aim is for the piece to be on full display to the public by the end of the week with a view to making season's greetings‘ new home into a museum of st

when it was painted here, there was a threat it could have been vandalised, just like another banksye intervention of actor michael sheen over christmas, who paid for security to be here, maybe that would have happened. but as you can see behind me, underneath the wooden structure is a resin to keep the piece in pristine condition and then there is this wooden piece and, as you mention, the piece is now being taken down. engineers have been working here this morning, cutting out this section, so it can be moved over the next few days to its new location. and john brandler, the owner, is standing next to me. john, describe to us why in your opinion this is one of banksy‘s most important works. without doubt this is one of the most important works. in fact, it is the most important work. on one side, you have a boy standing in what he thinks is snow next to a sledge. it is called season's greetings. it was painted just before christmas. it is a young boy standing, waiting for enough snow to fall for him to take the sledge next to him and go tobogganing down any of these hills all over

as christmas descended on port talbot last year so did banksy.ecurity measures we re greetings. and security measures were put in place to thwart the threat of vandals. it was bought for a six—figure sum. and today the piece is finally being moved and rehoused. a process that has caused quite a headache. the nerves are going to be this afternoon when we unwrap it because anything could have happened and we do not know because it is covered up. i do not think anything has happened but now it will be moved by a lorry at a snails pace into town. it has been a slow process as a crane slowly moved the garage corner onto a flatbed before being transported through the centre of town with a police escort at four miles an hour. the hope is season's greetings has remained in pristine condition under its protective casing so that the public can view it in all its glory at its new home here in the centre of port talbot. before being put on

the mysterious street artist banksy has unveiled his latest work in the italian city of venice duringde up of nine individually framed paintings showing an oversized cruise ship dwarfing some of the city's most celebrated historic monuments. some locals worry about the ships' impact on the floating city — with the increased numbers of tourists arriving and causing the lagoon‘s water level to rise that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. we saw a top temperature of 25 degrees at heathrow, in london, on thursday. there was a lot of sunshine around. it felt warm for many places and that's led to a fairly mild night across some southern areas. temperatures no lower 11 or 12 degrees in the london area to start friday. but a big cooler in some of the rural spots. now, the pressure chart for friday shows this feature which will bring thicker cloud, maybe a few showers to more western parts of the country through the day, but we're starting off with plenty of sunshine. more cloud across parts of scotland and that cloud will tend to extend a little bit further southwards. li

typical banksy.ave smuggled slaves from africa to the us has been discovered. this follows a year—long investigation. the remains of the clotilda were found at the bottom of the mobile river in alabama. it was used to smuggle men, women and children. it operated in secret, decades after congress banned the importation of slaves, and was intentionally sunk in 1860 to hide evidence of its use. alice porter has been following this story from the bbc newsroom. what a fascinating story, tell us, what exactly was it used for? the slave —— slavery in 1860, and 1807, it became illegal to import slaves from africa to the us but that did not stop people trading in it because the price of slaves suddenly rocketed, and so there are a number of businessmen who thought i'm still going to bring them in illegally and that's what happened here. timothy maynard was a businessman working in mobile alabama and he had a lady with friends and said they had a $1000 bet he could bring slaves and from west africa and that's

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it shows the latest work by the mysterious street artist banksy made up of nine individually framed paintingso highlight the ongoing issue of big cruise ships docking in the canals of venice. and the top story in the uk: the uk government has delayed publication of theresa may's revised brexit plans — as speculation mounts the prime minister will announce her resignation in the coming days. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. this america's aviation regulator says the boeing 737 max can be the safest aircraft in the sky once a safety upgrade is complete. hope for huawei. president some —— president trump says the company could be included in any trade deal the two countries make. it's friday. good morning, asia. hello, world. glad you could join us this exciting addition of asia business report. we start off with boeing on the head of the us energy —— aviation regulator has said the boeing 737 max can be the safest plane in the sky once a safety upgrade is complete. the meeting about the progress boeing is making to fix the problems that led to two fatal accidents was

a four—day effort to move a banksy artwork — painted across two external walls of a garage — has begunrs have spent weeks preparing to move it to a new home. the owner said he would close his eyes until the work is done. a rare albino panda has been spotted in the wild in china. experts have issued what they say is the first photo of the bear in wolong nature reserve in sichuan province. panda experts have known that albinism existed in pandas, but a completely white animal had never before been caught on camera. definitely none of the white stuff in the weather forecast. molly, sean, definitely low white stuff —— no white stuff in the weather today, except for clouds. plenty of sunshine here in the western isles as we go through the course of the day. the thickest of the cloud and darkest of the cloud will be across eastern areas, through central park and eastern scotland. quite heavy, thundery showers expected here throughout the afternoon. further west, showers expected here throughout the afternoon. furtherwest, largely dry with sunshine, south—west england and across western scotl

moving a banksy mural — how do you transport an artwork that's been painted on the side of a garage?or rafa nadal. the spaniard is well on his way to a record—extending 12th men's singles title at the french open. in less than two hours' times, arsenal will take on chelsea in the europa league final in azerbaijan. fans from both clubs have been arriving in the host city, baku, although many have struggled with the cost and difficulty of travel. 0ur sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, has made it though and is live in baku for us tonight. tension must be building there among the fans. fiona, it really is. chelsea and arsenal have met many times over the year, but arguably never before with so much at stake. the lead up has been dominated by controversy over travel tickets. politics and human rights as well, but at last it's time for the sport, and the totte n ha m time for the sport, and the tottenham and liverpool are facing off in the champion league final on saturday, so it marks the start of a huge a few days for english football. at last, they arrived, the final stop on a journ

as christmas descended on port talbot last year, so did banksy. a headache. the nerves are going to be this afternoon when we unwrap it, because anything could have happened and we don‘t know because it‘s covered up. i don‘t think anything has happened, but now it will be moved by a lorry at a snails pace, into town. it‘s been a slow process as a crane slowly moved the garage corner onto a flatbed, before being transported through the centre of town, with a police escort at four miles per hour. the hope is hat season‘s greetings has remained in pristine condition under its protective casing, so that the public can view it in all its glory in its new home here in the centre of port talbot. and in front of a wave of onlookers, seasons greetings is finally revealed in its new home. tomos morgan, bbc news, port talbot. time for a look at the weather. job done. there are certainly some changes at the moment. many of us are affected changes at the moment. many of us a re affected by changes at the moment. many of us are affected by cloud and rain so far

it shows the latest work by the mysterious street artist banksy made up of nine individually framed paintingso highlight the ongoing issue of big cruise ships docking in the canals of venice. that's all. stay with bbc news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speaks to julie hambleton, founder ofjustice for the 21. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. in november 1974 the ira bombed two pubs in birmingham and murdered 21 people. more than 44 years later the inquest into those deaths was reopened, attended by the families of the victims, including julie hambleton, who lost her sister maxine. during the hearings one witness, a convicted former ira man, named four alleged perpetrators, butjustice in this terrible case has never been done. is it now too late to get to the truth? julie hambleton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for inviting me. you have been through an extraordinary experience. you sat through week of a formal inquest hearing the most harrowing evidence about the death of your sister maxine seen and the twist to this is that she was actually murdered by an ira bomb more

a four—day effort to move a banksy artwork — painted across two external walls of a garage — has begungine, he says he‘s going to have his eyes tightly shut during that operation. a rare albino panda has been spotted in the wild in china. experts have issued what they say is the first photo of the bear in wolong nature reserve in setchwan province. panda experts have known that albinism existed in pandas, but a completely white animal had never before been caught on camera. what a lovely image! let‘s bring you up what a lovely image! let‘s bring you up to date with the stories and pictures and videos being read and watched most intently on the bbc news website. number one. at the moment on the most read section, that terribly sad story, about a young man who sadly died during the big weekend festival up in middlesbrough. that was over the bank holiday weekend. a tribute from his sister that has been posted on social media. the second story, really the one that i think you will, i warn you, pretty grim, the stu d e nts will, i warn you, pretty grim, the students at warwick university, l

a four—day effort to move a banksy artwork — painted across two external walls of a garage — has begunapanese man has died on a flight from mexico city after ingesting nearly two hundred and fifty bags of cocaine. the flight, bound forjapan's narita international airport, had to make an emergency landing in mexico's sonora state after he began to have seizures. sonora's attorney general said the bags, measuring 2.5cm long and 1cm wide, were found in the man's stomach and intestines. all children have the right to protection — but, they are society's most vulnerable and it's a challenge for any country. but here's some good news. according to save the children, more children have a better chance now of growing up healthy, educated and safe than at any time in the past two decades. the charity has just released its global childhood report for 2019. and it found that circumstances for children have improved in nearly all but three countries — or 173 out of 176 nations — since 2000. the most dramatic progress has been in the world's poorest countries — like sierra leone and rwanda. but how