montserrat caballe and freddie mercury's 1986 montserrat caballe and freddie mercury's1986 anthem, barcelonafor two weeks. tributes were paid to the star known as the world's greatest diva at the opera house in barcelona where she performed more than 200 times. montserrat caballe was a fa ntastically times. montserrat caballe was a fantastically important thing, a perfect technique that fascinated, with wonderful phrasing, wonderful expressivity as a singer, by being so unbelievably perfect. born in barcelona, montserrat caballe, at the age of nine, was accepted for training at the city's music college. after graduating in 1953, her career, which spanned 50 years, went from success to success. appearing on stage all over the world. starring in 90 opera roles with nearly 4000 performances. her lead roles gave her international stardom. despite a glittering career, there was some controversy. in her later years montserrat ca balle was in her later years montserrat caballe was given a six—month suspended sentence for tax fraud. she was also dogged by ill—health, spending three months in hospita

she explained why montserrat caballe was so important to opera.rs. she was thrust into it when she was studying at carnegie hall. i do not think it was a natural territory. at that time she was singing a lot of mozart. this is herfamous call from was singing a lot of mozart. this is her famous call from the wings appearance in the mid—60s, which really made her almost overnight has a sensation. her big international break, the singer was indisposed and montserrat caballe was studying, and that thrust her into that repertoire, which we knows, maybe she would have gone into eventually, but at the age she was, still very young as a boy sat 32, who knows where it would have taken her. young as a boy sat 32, who knows where it would have taken henm young as a boy sat 32, who knows where it would have taken her. it is fairto where it would have taken her. it is fair to say that that is a path role for any singer, still less one getting up at short notice. very short notice, she learned the role ina short notice, she learned the role in a month. that is

the spanish opera singer montserrat caballe has died at the age of 85.0 years, and she became a world—renowned star in the 1960s, playing in the world's leading opera houses. she was extremely well—known in spain, but here in the uk, there's one song, recorded with freddie mercury for the barcelona olympics, for which she will best be remembered. they recorded this, as a duet, in 1987, five years before the games. but freddie mercury died in 1991, so monserrat caballe sang barcelona at the opening ceremony with jose carreras and placido domingo. a funeral service is expected to be held for her on monday. joining me now on the line is the biographer david bret who knew and worked with montserrat caballe. thanks frame at for being with us. a sad day in many ways, but a day to celebrate a remarkable talent. what was special about her? it is very sad because she has died on the day that they have direct shall have saw who i also knew and they were linked. she was a very warm, wonderful person, very quiet. she did leave for word for my book, and if you compar

she explained why montserrat caballe was so important to opera. think i was 15 when i first heard her sing with freddie mercury because that was my first exposure to the and possibly my first exposure to operate. i was a budding musician, didn't know what i wanted to do, i was playing instruments, and it's true to say that she actually pushed me in the direction of opera because she was the epitome of opera because she was the epitome of the operatic voice. everyone's idea of the operatic solo ‘s and the operatic lifestyle, such a glamorous lifestyle and glamorous career.m is hard not to think of dawn french when she did her impersonation of an opera singer when she did her impersonation of an opera singer was when she did her impersonation of an opera singer was thinking of her but how was she regarded in the industry? was she ate team player or was she a set apart figure? she was a consummate professional and whenever she was brought into a role, she just boosted everyone around her because her standards we re around her because her standards we

she explained why montserrat caballe was so important to opera.cursing with freddie mercury, because that was my first exposure to her. possibly my first exposure to opera. i was possibly my first exposure to opera. iwasa possibly my first exposure to opera. i was a budding musician, possibly my first exposure to opera. iwas a budding musician, didn't know what i wanted to be, playing brass instruments, and it is true to say that she actually pushed me in the direction of opera. because she was the epitome of the operatic voice. everyone's idea of the operatic voice. the operatic lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle. such a glamorous lifestyle and glamorous career.m is hard not to think that dawn french, when she did her impersonation of opera singer, was thinking of montserrat caballe. and the word beaver is used, but how was she regarded in the industry? was she regarded in the industry? was she a team player was she a set apart figure? she was a consummate professional. when she was brought in to professional. when she was brought intoa profes

the spanish opera singer montserrat caballe has died at the age of 85.renowned star in the 1960s, playing in the world's leading opera houses. she was extremely well known in spain, but here in the uk, there's one song, recorded with freddie mercury for the barcelona 0lympics for which she will best be remembered. they recorded this, as a duet, in 1987, five years before the games, but freddie mercury died in 1991 so monserrat caballe sang barcelona at the opening ceremony withjose carreras and placido domingo. a funeral service is expected to be held for her on monday. the arts broadcaster, sean rafferty, shared with me his memories of montserrat caballe. you can see why they call her la superba, she could fill this news and bounce off the walls and he would not need to turn the volume down. i met her years ago when radio three were doing a weekend from barcelona. she was extraordinary, she had the presence that great stars have. it's very hard to define when people get to a watershed and they come over the other side and emerged suddenly from the chrys

the spanish opera singer montserrat caballe has died at the age of 85.rld renowned star in the 1960s, playing in the world's leading opera houses. she was extremely well known in spain, but here in the uk, there's one song, recorded with freddie mercury for the barcelona olympics for which she will best be remembered. # barcelona (10" upsot 00v) they recorded this, as a duet, in 1987, 5 they recorded this, as a duet, in 1987, five years before the games. but freddie mercury died in 1991 so monserrat caballe sang barcelona at the opening ceremony with jose carreras and placido domingo. a funeral service is expected to be held for her on monday. with me is the arts broadcaster sean rafferty. first off, we were listening to that little clip of her will stop even a tiny bit, she powers right through. fantastic. she could feel this newsroom and bounce off the walls and you would still not need to turn the volume down. i met her three yea rs the volume down. i met her three years ago. what was she like? she was extraordinary. it is very hard to define when peo

the spanish opera singer montserrat caballe has died at the age of 85.ars, and she became a world renowned star in the 1960s, playing in the world's leading opera houses. she was known as the world's "greatest diva". in recent months she suffered from ill health and died overnight in sant pau hospital in barcelona. in 1992 monsterrat achieved further fame for her duet with freddie mercury for the 1992 barcelona 0lympics. in 1992 monsterrat achieved further fame for her duet with freddie mercury for the 1992 barcelona 0lympics. a service is expected to be held for her on monday. iimagine many i imagine many people will be downloading that, just to remember what an amazing force in the world of music she was. brett kavanaugh, president trump's controversial supreme court nominee, is all but certain to be appointed to the role after two previously undecided senators gave him their backing. the republican susan collins, said she did not believe the sexual misconduct allegations against him, could fairly prevent him serving on the court. earlier we spoke to p

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the opera singer montserrat caballe, whose duet with freddie mercury became the signature song of the 1992 barcelona olympics, has died at the age of 85. now it's time for inside out yorkshire and lincolnshire. good evening. this week, the hundreds of ford customers whose engines have failed or, in some cases, burst into flames, and a little girl recovering from meningitis. hello, i'm keeley donovan and this week we're in ilkley. coming up on the programme: i invesigate the ford engines which fail without warning. i had brought essentially a firebomb into a populated area. also tonight, the baby girl on the long road to recovery after she lost all four limbs to meningitis. it feels like nothing can compare to what we've already gone through. and later in the programme, the preacher from a yorkshire village who claimed to perform miracles. imagine you are driving on a busy motorway and your car loses power or you see smoke and flames coming from the engine. hundreds of ford owners from across the uk say they are experiencing catastrophic failures with their ford ecoboost engines and so

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spanish opera singer montserrat caballe a has died in her home city of barcelona at the age of eighty five have a voice was known for its purity and its power and she was a pioneer in ri popularizing a form of operatic singing known as bel canto in one nine hundred eighty seven she joined a rock star freddie mercury in recording an album the title track barcelona became one of her most famous songs. from a math. she was said to be the last great diva of the opera world besides her challenge her smile sense of humor and humanity made monster that cut by a extremely popular. voice sold ready made waves when she was just seven years old singing. she made her debut in one nine hundred fifty six and basel switzerland and her breakthrough came almost ten years later at carnegie hall in new york from then on she wowed audiences in some of the world's biggest opera houses with her distinctive bel canto performances. café also took offer to the pop charts in fact her earlier duet with freddie mercury singing barcelona became the anthem of the one nine hundred ninety two summer olympic games .

stories making headlines around the world starting with some sad news spanish opera singer montserrat caballe year has died at a hospital in her home city of bosler not considered by some to be the last great opera diva she was known for her bel canto technique the soprano came to worldwide attention in one hundred eighty seven when she sang a duet with rock singer freddie mercury. was eighty five. the newspaper in hong kong is reporting that the president of interpol is being held by chinese authorities ming hong way has been missing since leaving france last week so i think an anonymous source the south china morning post said manning had been detained upon arrival in his native china. ukraine has unveiled a so the plant in chernobyl the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster three decades ago the one megawatt facility produces enough energy to supply two thousand apartments giving the contaminated area a new lease on life. and people in latvia accosting the balance in parliamentary elections today opinion polls suggesting a populous party catering to the country's launch ethnic russian

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some sad news from the world of opera spanish singer montserrat caballe gay has died in her home city of boston learn to be age of eighty five his voice was known for its purity precise control and power and she was also a pioneer in the revival of an early form of operatic singing known as bel canto she found a new audience in one thousand nine hundred seventy when she joined rock star freddie mercury to record an album the title track of that album barcelona subsequently became the anthem of the one nine hundred ninety two olympics. and for more we're going to talk to our classical music correspondent rick foca in ball rick i want to start with that famous moment the one nine hundred eighty seven jewett with freddie mercury which then as i mentioned became the anthem of the boss a learner olympics what is the background to that performance will it actually was that you're curious invitation he had toured months on a couple a and in fact they recorded it together and when it was finally performed it turned out to be his biggest hit and probably hers in the sense that she reached an a

the music world mourns the loss of soprano montserrat caballe a who has died at the age of eighty five. u.s. senators have just voted and brett kavanaugh has been voted in as a supreme court judge the vote was expected to be close but when two republican swing senators on friday finally announced that they would vote in favor of kavanagh it meant that he would probably win by at least a couple of voice votes the appointment has been divisive as several women accuse kavanaugh sexual misconduct staff and the voting is done what's the reaction. here i. have to tell you the crowd here outside. at the supreme court and it's about i would say four to five from the people here were not very happy were frustrated or angry about this they don't even have the news yet that the vote has been down there of a thing for the speaker on the stage behind me to announce this and the work can trickle through yet so you can bet that as soon as they hear there will be a storm here deafening storm erupting here. out of hundreds of people and they will voice their disapproval in all ways and all kinds and th

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we'll play dog whistle politics all day long, where you know it's the big corporation cabal that respondso city hall. the stats are clear, 60,000 people in, 50,000 people out. this is from our planning department, every year. this is extremely disruptive to our communities. we need stable, strong communities and strong leadership in those communities that comes from outside of the tech-real estate cabal in order to fight the problems that we have here. evictions and displacements citywide, we've lost many neighbors and friends. thank you very much. >> thank you. mr. win? >> yes. we're very much fighting for the soul of the city. it's unattack, and it's unattack by the tech sec -- under attack, and it's under attack by the tech sector and the tech community. san francisco is a divided city in so many different ways, not to mention the issues that we deal with specifically just to the sunset district. you're having large developers come in, and there isn't enough market rate housing out there. the tech community is polarizing. there isn't enough diversefied field out there. our artists and

on my accountability but look at god i'm good when i was in formula one i was also all the festive caballe has done well we're not me from my fat hand you and i know you would ask and i'm not going up sunday. mass with me i tell me i'm away at the missiles and being a fossil not a couple got from my bed in that there. yet again with that it still worked i asked and we got shut them up as you know on the ass so stunned that we sent me some more money clamp it was on then i'm all set in that actually exile but then i see now my ass on the sun about it so the web was really good the man says that i'm some. sit we could do it now because it only. when you get to the real thing and you know if you. like years. which. you can feel my time i have a good time. as long as you. after all like that. first of this don't you show that you will that's what was so was i was too he was good i dunno. if she goes. that is it just you don't know what's going to shoot them there you need someone to that. when you introduce a probe in this world and this is just from the conduit in this link between cell phone

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we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this, it has to be a cabinet decision. street says any such arrangement will be temporarily and time—limited. but, speaking to andrew marr earlier, the health secretary, matt hancock, seemed to hint that might not mean setting a date for it to end, something the eu has been resisting. everybody needs to get behind the prime minister and pull behind her, because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain, and that the best way to take this forward. this arrangement would only come into place if the eu and the government can't agree a deal on how to trade in future. the democratic unionist party, whose votes theresa may relies on, won't accept anything that treats northern ireland differently. while labour, which wants to stay in the customs union permanently, has implied theresa may's plans may struggle to convince them as well. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up in brussels and it doesn't meet our tests, we are not going to vote for it. the british people are not st

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we cannot, must not, and will not let this weaselly cabal of super animated marxists, anti—semitism condonings anywhere near the government of this country. and that means, and that means, instead of a being corbyn, we have to keep our basic ideas. and fit them to the problems of today. it's true that the old conservative buzzword of choice has a different resonance these days. in some respects, we have more choice than you can shake a stick at. i see some of you doing it already. we can zoom off to a b&b on cheap flights, our food, it already. we can zoom off to a b&b on cheap flights, ourfood, our cars, oui’ on cheap flights, ourfood, our cars, our life expectancy is longer. but there is one huge difference between a baby boomer like me, and all you millenniums. 0ne between a baby boomer like me, and all you millenniums. one way in which opportunity has diminished, and that is in the scope of the under generation. with their own resources , under generation. with their own resources, to buy somewhere they can live, can call their own. it is disgraceful that we now have lower rates of occupa

we have seen almost two years squandered in squabbling, indecision, jockeying, posturing, and this cabalrs on the right saying, "just trust us, this is all going to be fine." and i think that people are going to very quickly find that if there is no solution... i think we are used to indecision leading to muddle and we will work it out but this is an epic change for this country and if they don't come to some sort of resolution... i am not by nature a chicken little, i do think that we can muddle through most indecision but this has catastrophic consequences and we keep hoping that this woman can bring disparate parts together. but we have the festival of britain! we are going to be so happy(!). that is one of the things mentioned in the speech. jean—claude juncker is now in the last few days giving interviews to various european newspapers saying actually things are a bit more positive, something may well emerge in the next couple of weeks, to be fair. he put it stronger than that. what do you make of the more positive noises? we have to wait for the compromise to emerge and whatever ha

and we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this.on. the labour leadership is scathing about mrs may's plans. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up with brussels, and it doesn't meet our tests, we're not going to vote for it. and the british people are not stupid, we're not stupid. we're not voting for something which is essentially a bridge to nowhere. we need to know what our future relationship with europe is going to be, and a fudge won't fix it. but if there is a deal, some labour mps are considering backing the government in a parliamentary vote. if a reasonable deal‘s on the table, the question, i think, for some of my labour colleagues is, why wouldn't you support a deal? why would you stand alongside borisjohnson orjacob rees—mogg who want us to crash out without a deal? and that's the choice before us. for more than 18 months, the prime minister has persuaded, cajoled and argued with eu leaders. tonight, mr barnier said that despite intense efforts, key issues were unresolved.

we must not have a cabal outside of cabinet running this, it has to be a cabinet decision.ning street says any arrangement would be temporary and time—limited. but matt hancock suggested that my not mean setting a date for it ending. everyone must get behind her because she is trying to deliver the best deal for britain, which is the best way to ta ke britain, which is the best way to take this forward. this arrangement would only come into place if the eu and the government cannot agree a deal on how to trade in future. the democratic unionist party, whose vote theresa may relies on, will not accept anything that treats northern ireland differently. labour, who was to say in a customs union permanently, say that the plans may struggle to commit them as well.m she comes back with something which isjust a fudge she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she she comes back with something which isjust a fudge that she has she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she has cooked up is just a fudge that she has cooked up with brussels and it doesn't

and we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this.eadership is scathing about mrs may's plans. frankly, if she comes back with something which is just a fudge that she's cooked up with brussels, and it doesn't meet our tests, we're not going to vote for it. and the british people are not stupid, we're not stupid. we're not voting for something which is essentially a bridge to nowhere. we need to know what our future relationship with europe is going to be, and a fudge won't fix it. but if there is a deal, some labour mps are considering backing the government in a parliamentary vote. if a reasonable deal‘s on the table, the question, i think, you know, for some of my labour colleagues is, why wouldn't you support a deal? why would you stand along borisjohnson orjacob rees—mogg who want us to crash out without a deal? and that's the choice before us. for more than 18 months, the prime minister has persuaded, cajoled and argued with eu leaders. tonight, monsieur barnier said that despite intense efforts, key issues were unresolved. this

tributes are being paid to the opera singer montserrat caballe who's died aged 85.cs. music #0f music # of barcelona! she had been suffering from ill health for some time and was admitted to hospital last month. her career spanned 50 years, with performances including her breakthrough at carnegie hall in new york, and she appeared alongside the likes of luciano pavarotti. a stencil spray painting by elusive artist banksy has attracted controversy after it self destructed just moments after being sold for more than £1 million. the framed girl with balloon, one of the artist's best known works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london. the piece shows a girl reaching towards a heart—shaped balloon — and was the final work sold at the auction. duncan kennedy reports. title, girl with balloon. artist, banksy. conclusion, fine. well, sort of. because this is what happened as it was auctioned in sotheby‘s in london. as the hammer came down, so too did the picture, down into a hidden shredding machine encased in the frame. the audience couldn't believe it. the painting had jus

we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this, it has to be a cabinet running this,abinet decision. it is interesting that dominic grieve has echoed similar sentiments today, saying on radio for those who cannot back the pa must go. a few rumours, a few names have been put into the frame in recent days that there have been no indications today that anyone is thinking of taking that path. much has been said about the dup and their role in recent events, what is coming out of their side? the observer seems to have seen leaked uk government e—mails, arlene foster believes the most likely outcome is no—deal brexit and she is preparing for that. the dup hasn't commented on that but she has written in the belfast telegraph this weekend, arlene foster, advising theresa may not to accept what she calls a dodgy deal foisted not to accept what she calls a dodgy dealfoisted on her by others. not to accept what she calls a dodgy deal foisted on her by others. any word on labour among all this? another paper, the independent, has today suggested in what could be good news for the

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we mustn't have a little cabal outside the cabinet running this, it has to be a cabinet decision. the issue at stake is broadly the timescale. how long will this system stay in place after we get past next march? absolutely, that is the crux of this. any such system would have to be time limited and temporary, some say. the eu has not wanted to set a specific date and there are many who would like to see a specific date for when we would come out system. speaking to andrew marr earlier, the health secretary, matt hancox, suggested that a specific date may not be forthcoming. hancox, suggested that a specific date may not be forthcomingm hancox, suggested that a specific date may not be forthcoming. it is important that where we have a backstop that at both reflects the integrity of the uk with respect to the customs union and customs arrangements and also that it is temporary. so be crystal clear, we're in this customs limbo for the time being. there will be a date. when mps vote on that, we will see a date and they will vote on that. when mps vote on that, we will see a date and