david bowie fans will soon be getting a greater look at the musical legend's life and legacy.an 80,000 letters, lyrics, photos, stage desns, music awards, and costumes will go on display in a newly located venue. this will require some patience as the venue won't open until 2025. >> ♪ to the girl with the mousy hair ♪ >> he was so much more than just a singer. >> ♪ and her daddy has told her to go ♪ >> david bowie, an icon of self-expression, creativity. his extraordinary archive is to be brought together permanently, for everyone to see. >> this archive will be protected, in one place, so you can really see bowie as artist, performer, musician, fashion stylist, everything. >> ♪ this is ground control ♪ >> from 2025, more than 80,000 items spanning six decades will form the david bowie archive, housed at the new david bowie center for the study of performing arts in east london. >> these remarkable objects, many costumes from stardust and on, hundreds of lyric notebooks, incredible documents that reveal the creative process, behind the song writing, the videos, the filmmaking.

it shows innovation as bowie did in all art forms.— in all art forms. art forms. ten years - ago, a v&a exhibition brought together hundreds of bowie costumes and pieces of memorabilia. but that was temporary. this will be a permanent collection. it’s temporary. this will be a permanent collection. it's a privilege. — permanent collection. it's a privilege, but _ permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it _ permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it will - permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it will be - permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it will be a i privilege, but it will be a privilege, but it will be a privilege for everyone. it will be there for visitors to enjoy for generations to come. he left us in — for generations to come. he left us in 2016, but the influence of david bowie can still be seen and heard. # we can be heroes... tim muffett, bbc news. i will be going to the victoria & albert museum to check that out. next we have all the top business stories. we will be looking at the supply chain that ensures we get our

it shows innovation, as bowie did, in all art forms.ces of memorabilia. but that was temporary. this will be a permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it will be a privilege for everyone. it will be there for visitors to enjoy for generations to come. he left us in 2016, but the influence of david bowie can still be seen and heard. # we could be heroes.# tim muffett, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. we're not quite at meteorological spring just yet, but some very spring—like scenes for much of the uk today. blue sky, sunshine, crocuses in east lothian in scotland with more sunny skies in pembrokeshire in wales. and it's really across the central swathe of the uk that we're seeing the lion's share of the sunshine today, just sandwiched in between these two areas of cloud here. and that cloud is set to transfer its way further southwards, as will the sunshine. so, brightening up somewhat for southern somewhat for southern counties of england. it will cloud overfor northern ireland and for much of eastern

there is a wonderful self-portrait of bowie, and it isj self—portrait of bowie, and it is him taking. kate, thank you so much. thanks for coming in to talk to us about that and for your enthusiasm and the work the v&a is doing with the archive. thank you. a london hospital has written guidelines on how to spot and treat cases of nitrous oxide misuse after seeing a sharp rise in cases. the gas, which is typically sold in small metal cannisters, has become the second most popular recreational drug among young people, after cannabis. you might have seen them discarded ljy you might have seen them discarded by the side of the road or in shops or at festivals. prolonged and regular misuse can lead to a vitamin deficiency that damages nerves in the spinal cord, and can lead to paralysis. for more on this, i'm joined by david hillier, a freelance writer specialising in drugs and regular contributor to vice. david, thank you very much for talking to us about this. thanks for having me on. first, what is it, what does it do to you, and what is the buzz people get from it that means they are u

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it shows innovation, as bowie did, in all art forms.uence of david bowie can still be seen and heard. # we could be heroes... tim muffett, bbc news. nick reilly is the news editor at rolling stone uk. hejoins me now. thank you for talking to us. what team you make of this announcement? i think it's incredible. since david bowie died in 2016 it has been a question of how to notjust preserve his legacy but preserve it publicly. so that one of the uk's greatest musical icons, his memory can last generations and i think there is no better way to do that than having it in an archive that's going to be open to the public. i think it's really the monument that his memory deserves, i think it's going to be an incredible addition to the stratford olympic park. because this is one of the — stratford olympic park. because this is one of the problems _ stratford olympic park. because this is one of the problems with - stratford olympic park. because this is one of the problems with a - stratford olympic park. because this is one of the problems wit

it shows innovation, as bowie did, in all art forms.costumes and pieces of memorabilia. but that was temporary. this will be a permanent collection. it's a privilege, but it will be a privilege for everyone. it will be there for visitors to enjoy for generations to come. he left us in 2016, but the influence of david bowie can still be seen and heard. # we could be heroes.# tim muffett, bbc news. that looks well worth a visit. i am tempted to say from one style icon to another. that would be ludicrous, just absurd. let's not say that. i think you look great! thank you very much. so wejust think you look great! thank you very much. so we just get on with the weather? a bit of a contrast across the country. chilly conditions in parts of scotland and northern ireland with a touch of frost around. notice some green on the map, england and wales not quite as chilly. we had plenty of cloud around there. a bit of sleet and snow on the tops of hills, but it is primarily rain. all that with the cloud will become more and more confined to the sev

bowie, you tell me about bowie. bowie, you tell me about it.rough that papers through that in papers after this. go . you know, we get to this time of day and we think, you know what the viewers and listeners would like a look through the newspaper us and we do it in newspaper for us and we do it in the company today of freddie grey and stephanie takyi, who are we're going are both here. and we're going to start we're going to talk about great a big about a great romance, a big love in in moscow yesterday, freddie. daily freddie. this is in the daily telegraph. with love from russia. love, yes. well, russia. with love, yes. well, it's year it's coming up to one year tomorrow, one year anniversary of invasion of the of putin's invasion of the ukraine and the great fear at the time was that it would bring russia and the west response would bring russia and china closer together . russia closer together. russia yesterday very keen to signal that china and russia replace it together. well, it's less keen signal. is that china is now very much the d

i mean, bowie was so incredibly groundbreaking and so innovative on the one hand.gressed, he's come to represent what all of those people about. now, they would never example the stones exhibition they're in the same way, you know, even though the stones arguably much more important . stones arguably much more important. but can you imagine who were not in the of some of the on some of the lyric sheets that dealt with them. so i think there's an ideological thing going on there and i think it also relates little bit to the broader picture of heritage . broader picture of heritage. this time what we've got is a very cherry picked thing and, things i think organisations like the national trust, they, they, they that british cultural heritage often as though it is poison you know they've got protective gloves so it doesn't we feel we have to pause it there only of time you delivered in spades. i'm grateful . really in spades. i'm grateful. really lovely talking to you again and i can't wait to hear what the glimmer twins make in their collaboration with .paul mccartne

starman from david bowie plays. it does not look good. screams. special visual language that used these effect shots to really communicate a lot. and we even had to rely mostly on 2d effects over 3d effects, simply because we didn't have the computing power or the time or the resources or even the expertise to do anything so fancy. sometimes, a good movie can be madejust through, i think, tasteful application of simple choices. i think the coolest thing about the visual effects on this film is that they're all feasible on a budget — for the cost of a subscription to adobe, and a 3d programme like blender's free. any shot that you've seen in this film, there no price point on it that's particularly high, it's just about learning how to craft the shot. i think that's the big secret here. we found a way to pare it all down into a very modest and workable pipeline, using off—the—shelf prosumer technologies, and it sort of is a sign of the times that now, a movie like this can be made in this way and ten years ago, that was not the case. it's all about

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they come to bowie and they introduce to casting agents and have a very exciting week. and i actually was there at the ceremony. are you last night? okay, we'll have to keep an eye on them then. thank you so much for reporting that her leader a borrow while president joe biden has followed up a surprise visit to ukraine with talks in poland, widen has matthew polish president on j. duda and the leaders of other countries on eastern flank. he says the alliance is stronger than ever, and diplomatic mission comes just days before the 1st anniversary of the invasion of ukraine. ah, looking at live pictures right there of the stage where bitin is set to speak, we will be bringing you live, a coverage of his address starting shortly. we just heard on j duda speaking, he's just wrapped up so that should be coming up any minute. now as we wait for bite and let's get more from our washington correspondence to me, so misconduct back here with me in the studio. so me real treat to have you back here. how important do you think best a trip as we've just seen, biden on this surprise

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she got her master's from bowie state in prince george's county. she taught in our school system for years. she now, as you know, mr. speaker teaches in new hampshire hampshire. christa was a warm warm, caring, capable human being. she was accorded the highest honor her country could give her. she was selected to represent her colleagues colleagues in one of america's most exciting and important efforts, the she embodied. mr. speaker, of the qualities we would hope for in the very best of our teachers. we had a rally, mr. speaker. in august of 1985 as the school year was about to begin and as christa was about to embark upon her training to prepare for this day. she spoke. mr.. to some 12,000 members of the prince george's county school system, teachers support personnel and would like to bring to the attention certain of her remarks. she i see this year as a year of opportunity for education. the teacher in space program has already started people looking positively at schools. she went on to say, people have asked me if i plan to return to the cl

. >> the bill is called bowie's law named for a puppy who was mistakenly euthanized at a southern california shelter last year. supporters of this legislation point out the proposal would also launch a statewide study to look into animal shelter. overcrowding and propose solutions to solve that problem. >> the tax deadline for people who are exempt from withholding is this they have to file a new w 4 form by wednesday. they have their exemption for another year it's the form is not updated wednesday. their tax status is going to revert to single was 0 exemptions. and that is the highest withholding status. >> the latest numbers from the census bureau reveal natural disasters have really taken a toll on americans. they show disasters traced to climate change force almost 3 and a half million people to leave their homes last year. the majority of them were uprooted by hurricanes floods, fires and tornadoes. nearly 40% of those displaced were able to return home within a week. but nearly 16% of not been able to do so as of yet and may never be. all right. that is the worst of the weather. we do

bowie and kick us off on this one.ting the app of voyage treatment and there'll be a hologram show, which i am so excited by because he's the one biggest regret of my life is i never got to see bowie live. so this will be the next best thing for people like me. and he was such an incredible showman . such an incredible showman. everything he did was about this , these brilliant shows. i've watched videos of things like the glass by the tower and yeah, that that that last ziggy stardust show he so i can imagine that if that kind of bowie style imagination is put into this with the imagination that's already gone into voyager, which has been such an extraordinary success, i can i can see this being a really exciting thing . oh, be massive. exciting thing. oh, be massive. you do. you do wonder how eerie it might be as works of with the show notwithstanding, you know, these situations where you basically have you know , artists basically have you know, artists who passed away being kind who sadly passed away being kind of

the beginning is kind of like -- it's kind of like bowie. it starts to really -- it starts to take off with the lyrics there a little bit. now it kind of -- it sounds like bob dylan-like, like very, very poetic kind of -- it's like -- ♪ answer the phone ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ harry you're no good alon why are you sittin' at hom on the floor ♪ ♪ what kind of pill are you on ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: you know but then -- but then it's got this, like rapid-fire bridge at the end that goes really fast that i love. it's like riffing. it's almost like a little adam sandler at one point. it's like -- ♪ [ unintelligible adam sandler noises ] [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: it's kind of like that it also could be kind of mick jagger-y too. 'cause there's like -- it's almost like -- ♪ go home get ahead light speed internet ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ i don't wanna talk abou i don't wanna talk about don't wanna talk not the same as it was ♪ >> jimmy: but then - ♪ then there's the chorus. there's that chorus that just -- that sticks in your h

starman from david bowie plays. it does not look good. screams. effect shots to really communicate a lot. and we even had to rely mostly on 2d effects over 3d effects, simply because we didn't have the computing power or the time or the resources or even the expertise to do anything so fancy. sometimes, a good movie can be made just through, i think, tasteful application of simple choices. i think the coolest thing about the visual effects on this film is that they're all feasible on a budget — for the cost of a subscription to adobe, and a 3d programme like blender's free. any shot that you've seen in this film, there no price point on it that's particularly high, it'sjust about learning how to craft the shot. i think that's the big secret here. we found a way to pare it all down into a very modest and workable pipeline, using off—the—shelf prosumer technologies, and it sort of is a sign of the times that now, a movie like this can be made in this way and ten years ago, that was not the case. it's all about the bagel. it's making me hungry. don't

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well, the bills called bowie's lights named after a puppy who was. >> mistakenly euthanized at a southern california animal center last year. supporters of that legislation point out the proposal would also launch statewide study to look into animal shelter. overcrowding and it would propose solutions to solve it. now in national news, the u.s. working to recover multiple unidentified objects. the fighter jets recently shot down over the u.s. and the canadian air space officials say they pose no security threat. the many more questions remain an answer. we have anna wiernicki who is in washington with more on that. what are you learning? anna? >> good morning. rain and well white house officials. steve little details on monday about those 3 unidentified objects that were shot down over the weekend. but they did say they ruled out aliens. >> the white house says they're working to solve the mystery behind the 3 unidentified objects shot down over us and canadian air space this weekend but didn't rule out one possibility. there is no, again, no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activ

and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. and to africa now were russia's top diplomat visited 3 nations. molly, mario, tanya and sue dawn, strengthening moscow's ties with the countries in the continent was at the top of the agenda. so let's take a closer look at the highlights from the tour with with both russian sudan consistently come out in the u in, in supportive initiatives and ensuring a democratic world order based on the principles of multiple arity which are enshrined in the un charter. in addition to political dialogue, in addition to foreign economic coordination, there are many tasks in the field of trade, economic investment, and humanitarian cooperation. we came out and support the efforts be made by the sudanese leadership to stabilize the internal political situation. so gay lover of is arguably the most visible foreign diplomat on the african continent for the 2nd time in just 10 days. he was back in africa for an

and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered c for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. legal, immediate analysts, line all questions. why the western media largely said silent on this investigation . the bomb shell report doesn't surprise anyone, because immediately after this happened, a lot of people said, wait a minute. this looks fishy. but let's, let's look at it this way. irrespective of, of the, your perspective, for anybody's perspective, there are 2 different camps here. one, there's the official government reaction, which i think we can understand. i think it'll be a lot better to say, we'll look into this. thank you very much. as opposed to this is ridiculous, but i understand it. but the 2nd reaction, which is the most fascinating, are the collective reactions of the media, are saying, this is the media now. how dare he uses a name, a reporter, or on a name sources. let me ask you a question. who in their right mind, whatever's 8, yes, my name is so and so i work her

and a which a navy p a surveillance plane makes a seemingly routine flight and drops us so in our bowie, a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. there's just no way any responsible, national leader, or could have been taken by surprise. le. let me joe biden, all but said i'm going to blow up your pipeline, victoria newland. all that said yes, we're going to blow up your pipeline. and then when the pipeline was blown up, germany pretend says that none of this history had occurred and, and were unwilling to do a thorough investigation, probably out of fear of what they'd find. well, i think you're take these allegations very seriously. yeah. i mean the, the promise, seymour hersh is reported assistance to good and you're just can't pretend it doesn't exist. the questions are going to be asked with specificity now. and um, at some point in time, it just becomes clear that everybody's just lying are coming away. now in just a moment here on our t modus operandi, essentially it's about today's energy crisis in europe and how the north st

and drops us so in our bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. there's just no way any responsible, national leader, or could have been taken by surprise for joe biden. all but said, i'm going to blow up your pipeline. victoria newland orbit said yes, we're going to blow your pipeline. and then when the pipeline was blown up, germany pretends that none of this history had occurred and, and were unwilling to do a thorough investigation, probably out of fear of what they'd find. well, i think you're taking these allegations very seriously. yeah. i mean, the, the promise seymour hersh report is to say it's too good and you're just can't pretend it doesn't exist. the questions are going to be asked with specificity now . and it's some point in time. it just becomes clear that everybody's just lying. ah, russia is foreign minister, sergey rob. rob has arrived in sudan. the final stop on his african tour. his visit comes as media reports emerge of us and euro

and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. to go further and up on this last cross live now to former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter to get his take on the revelations. scott is great to have you on the program. now, how do you expect berlin to react to these revelations? the very pipelines that ran to the country with much cheaper gas, and they're now paying for now were targeted by one of germany's closest allies being the united states. i mean, germany's been infected with this problem for some time. now what similar or she's stating reporting, is it even more that what took place in terms of the attacks on the nordstrom pipelines went through the tech impact of war by the united states, against a german published article, we never even possible in the face of everybody pretty frankly, she does have you gosh, and she confront united states. i mean, just for me, this is humiliating for jeremy and hurst reporting

and a which a navy, ph surveillance plane makes a seemingly a routine flight and drops us so on our bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. i would say it was the u. s. cindy, so 2018 are from what i've heard from you as counterparts. it was all about making sure that no string to which was then still under construction would never become operative saw then all the obstacles that had been created, whether it was about their pipeline that you are laying our ship to that, that was sanctioned as the construction took much longer than envisaged with the pipeline destroyed. oh, dear us can be sure that it will not become operating for, for the foreseeable future. so i believe the u. s. has gained the most rational foreign minister survey laboratory is currently in the north african nation of sudan for talks with top officials as the final stop on his tour of the continent. his visit. com. there's media report, say us and european officials were to me with that. and north african countries leadership around the same time. la rob's to

and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. well, option return and see the host of going on the ground says the western media is now trying to undermine the credibility of form and new york times journalist seymour hersh because it con, permit voices of descent. that question mainstream narratives is complete to answer hypocrisy. sy hersh has used unnamed sources to reveal atrocities in abu ghraib most famously the my lai massacre. they have to deny this and they have to try and smear as i hush. because what he is saying in effect is that the biden administration is responsible for perhaps one of the worst environmental and geopolitical terror atrocities in history. and he makes clear in his introduction to the sub stack, he feels it is the outlet that gives him the most freedom because implicitly there is no freedom in nato countries. they have to try and smear him desperately in a way because as we, if sy hersh is right, and i thin

they come to bowie and they introduced to costing agents and have a very exciting week, and i actually was out the ceremony. are you last night? okay, well, to keep an eye on them, but thank you so much for reporting. that's hello barbara. this is dw news from berlin. before we go, let's get a reminder of our top stories. at this hour, russian president vladimir putin had suspended russia's participation in the last major nuclear disarmament treaty with the us. put in announced the move in a state of the nation address. he also blamed the west for starting the brand new crate at all for now coming up and new tensions between china and the philippines. brush manor g has the details on the chef his course warner website to add tito. people to talk. i'm clear. richardson, thank you. so much for watching and ah ah ah, ah, a with a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about perspective. culture information. this is the w. w made from mines. good. hello guys. this is the 77 percent the platform for africa, the faith issues and share ideas. ah, you know

is that matthew process, director of academic transformation and professor of national security at bowie state university, doesn't cost. and we're recording this interview just days after russia formally announced a suspension of the new star tricky which when it was signed back in 2010 wasn't a town by both lost going to washington to use that old cold war era framework of r. i'm some reduction talks and try to adapt that to present day realities. they found that this one of the last agreements, remaining agreements between our country is now formally put on hold. what does it tell you about the nature of the historic moment and the state of relationship in our countries? to be honest with you, i find the time and the here in the west, people are obsessed by this a suspension of the start treaty. and they're taking it to extremes, as far as what it is, what it symbolizes, in terms of russian intentions media. is this the smoking gun we've been looking for as far as russia are wanting to start world war 3? and, and i've never been, i'll just admit my own personal bias up front. i've neve

and a which a navy p a surveillance plane makes a seemingly routine flight and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. i'm of the opinion the bind and so in the long term, when he, when he planned those texts on the pipelines, i'm of the opinion, the sort. how will this look when it finally comes out? because he's an old hand in politics. he knows the such operations never stays secret forever. there's always a few years that will pass before somebody writes a book. so he does an interview. televisions bills have been, so he's probably the seeming the in a few is time when it does come out, you know, how will i, i will i face to press? how will i will i write my own met was justified blowing up these, these pipelines. and i think, you know, he will always refer to the ukraine war. he will always say, well, you know, russia pushed us to, to this point and which is in itself isn't entirely disingenuous. rushers. foreign minister soccer left off is currently in the north african nation of sudan for talks with

and a which a navy p a surveillance plane makes a seemingly routine flight and drops or so on, or bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. to go further in depth on this, let's cross live now 2 option returns the host of going underground to get his take on the revelation. action is good to see you. great to have you on the program today. now let's start off by talking about the reaction here because there have been concerns expressed among politicians and in the mainstream media. that the revelations by investigative journalists, seymour hersh relied on unnamed sources. but at the same time, don't those same media outlets tend to use anonymous sources when it comes to their reporting? why do you think they're suddenly concerned about that? he adds complete data hypocrisy. sy hersh has used unnamed sources to reveal atrocities in abu ghraib, and most famously the my lai massacre people can watch. aren't you going undergraduates? i heard from her rumble channel. it was a band from rebroadcast in britain, and youtube have delete

and put the, the bombs and then they decide to detonator at a later date using planes that drop a bowie. and that's how it sets off who's in our frequency radio frequency, the sound, and it's done. a german lead investigation into the nord stream, sabotage to so far failed to turn up any evidence. berlin has declined to disclose any details while russia has still not been allowed to take part in the probe of his pipelines to germany. for magellan m p told us that the country's establishment isn't interested in letting the truth out as it would expose the american involvement german, me just controlled by the same forces like german government, this, the american state. so all the pricing on earth, pressing on drama, media, pressing one german government, not to be real. the truth is for me the last prove that the story is true. when i was n p, a wrote a book about steering germany from behind from to the united states, not only by us here also why of the organization, slight atlantic bridge council for relations, all the stuff. and in my personal view, mr. shoals, the whole government a

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and drops us so on her bowie. a few hours later, the high powered sea for explosives are triggered, and the rest is history. i would say it was the u. s. since so. 2018. 0, from what i've heard from you as counterparts. it was all about making sure that no string to which was danced atlanta construction would never become operate. tish saw that all the obstacles that had been crated, whether it was about their pipeline that you are laying now ship to that that was a sanctioned sh. and so the construction took much longer than envisaged with the pipeline destroy. my dear, you asked candy, sure that it will not become operating for, for the foreseeable future. so i believe the u. s. has games the most moving to somalia. now whether you and approved peacekeeping force, the african union transition mission is facing funding shortages and well questions about where the money is gone. peacekeeping troops were deployed to counter terrorism threats in somalia and 2021 of the mission backed by the african union. and in coo

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