this is the bayeux tapestry and this isn't.his depiction of the norman conquest is more than 900 years old. this version of a song of ice and fire is a little younger, but no less ambitious. the tapestry is over 87 metres long. so it condenses over 90 hours of tv into 87 metres of tapestry. it was made and worked on by 30 embroiderers from the national museums of northern ireland who worked in top—secret. game of thrones was not so much a series of books or a television programme, but a cultural phenomenon. millions of people watched it around the world and the awards just kept

this is the bayeux tapestry and this isn't.on of a song of ice and fire is a little younger but no less ambitious was not the tapestries over 87 metres long. less ambitious was not the tapestries over 87 metres longm condenses over 90 hours of tv into 87 metres of tapestry. it was made and worked on by 30 embroiderers from the national museums of northern ireland who worked in top—secret. northern ireland who worked in top-secret. game of thrones was not so much a series of books or a television programme, but a cultural phenomenon. millions of people washed around the world and the awards just kept on coming and coming —— watched. this tapestry is, perhaps, even more impressive for those who appeared in the show. it's amazing. to see the scene actually recreated makes my heart sing. because this is where i am, this is where i began, and this is where game of thrones began. so for me this is a very proud moment and to see this as a legacy is fantastic. the tapestry was created in northern ireland, where much of game of thrones

this is the bayeux tapestry and this isn't.depiction of the norman conquest is more than 900 years old. this version of a song of ice and fire is a little younger, but no less ambitious. the tapestry is over 87 metres long. so it condenses over 90 hours of tv into 87 metres of tapestry. it was made and worked on by 30 embroiderers from the national museums of northern ireland who worked in top—secret. game of thrones was not so much a series of books or a television programme, but a cultural phenomenon. millions of people watched it around the world and the awards just kept on coming and coming. this tapestry is, perhaps, even more impressive for those who appeared in the show. it's amazing. to see the scene actually recreated, you know, makes my heart sing. because this is where i am, this is where i began, and this is where game of thrones began. so for me this is a very proud moment and to see this as a legacy is fantastic. the tapestry was created in northern ireland, where much of game of thrones is filmed, and is now on d

it's been home to the bayeux tapestry for centuries.roidery that some avid fans of the tv show may recognise. it looks like the famous cloth, but instead of depicting the conquest of england in 1066, this carries plot lines. it is 87 metres long and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. 0h! i have seen that tapestry. it is really impressive, isn't it? very much so. i really did not expect to be so blown away by it. it is well worth seeing if you ever get the opportunity. let's have a look now at some of the front pages for you on the saturday morning. the times is front and centre as to what is going on today in our coverage. 0ne story dominating the front page is former prime minister david cameron, the times leading with a quote from the times leading with a quote from the former tory party leader, taken from his memoirs that serialise it, saying he is truly sorry, the uncertainty and division, the brexit referendum has caused but insist he was still right to hold a r

it's been home to the bayeux tapestry for centuries. of embroidery that some avid fans of the tv show may recognise. it looks like the famous cloth, but instead of depicting the conquest of england in 1066, this carries plotlines. the plotlines of game of thrones. it must be a lot longer. it is 87 metres long, and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. someone has taken a lot of time and trouble. the sequel is never as good. the original full the sequel is never as good. the originalfull —— the sequel is never as good. the original full —— the the sequel is never as good. the originalfull —— the original ta pestry originalfull —— the original tapestry is better. the family of a teenager who suffered a fatal allergic reaction after eating a chicken burger in a restaurant, is demanding a change to the laws governing food allergy labelling. owen carey, who was celebrating his 18th birthday, had told staff at a byron restaurant in london, that he was allergic to dairy. but h

as they say in game of thrones, winter is coming — to the french town of bayeux.n home to the bayeux tapestry for centuries and now, joining it is a similar piece of embroidery that some avid fans of the tv show may recognise. not me and charlie! it looks like the famous cloth, but instead of depicting the conquest of england in 1066, this carries plotlines. it is 87m long and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. it is rather magnificent, actually. and clearly, a tribute to the original. yes! as many high streets struggle to compete with the rise in online shopping, could restoring historic buildings breathe new life into our towns and cities? it's part of a government plan to spend £95 million, reviving traditional high streets. the culture secretary nicky morgan is standing on one such street now, in stoke—on—trent. it does not look, strictly speaking, like a it does not look, strictly speaking, likea high it does not look, strictly speaking, like a high street directly behind you. give us a se

to the french town of bayeux. it's been home to the bayeux tapestry for centuries. of embroidery that some avid fans of the tv show may recognise. it looks like the famous cloth, but instead of depicting the conquest of england in 1066, this carries the game of thrones plotlines. it is 87 metres long, and was crafted by 30 embroiderers in northern ireland. the tapestry is on display until the end of the year. someone has gone to a lot of time and trouble. this is bbc breakfast. the face of david cameron is on the front page of most of today's papers, with the launch of his memoir about his time inside number ten. the former prime minister says he doesn't regret the brexit referendum, even if the result still gives him sleepless nights. and he's accused the current pm, boris johnson, of behaving "appallingly" during the campaign. the book for the record is being serialised in the times. mr cameron has spoken to the paper's andrew billen, who joins us now from oxford. good morning to you, andrew. it is surprisingly contrite on the eu referendum, he says he regrets the

this image of the bayeux tapestry...isit to a school, borisjohnson insisted he was aiming to get a new brexit deal. i think we will get a deal. but if absolutely necessary, we will come out with no deal! but in the meantime, we're gonna get on with the priorities. i think, of the british people, and that's education, it's new school, free schools. getting our streets safer. 20,000 more police on the streets. this morning, number 10's chief strategist, dominic cummings, had a dig at what he called rich remainers. don't to talk to people who are not rich remainers. what do you think‘s gonna happen? what's your next move? will britain leave the eu on time? sure. pitting brexit supporters against parliament is part of number 10's strategy, but by limiting the number of days mps have to sit before october 31st, triggered this cross—party alliance that has now boxed borisjohnson in, forcing him to seek a further extension, if he can't get a deal through parliament by the middle of october. borisjohnson has said he'd rather die