. >> cecil williams and janice were in the mid 60s. they have a new autobiography out that is exciting. beyond the possible. they probably did not know as much about you than that they heard about you. >> yes. that was a genesis.. >> that is really good. >> i look forward going to one of those. i was in tahoe. >> you were at the zephyr conference center. >> zephyr point. >> that is not connected. >> no. but a beautiful facility. i imagine , you and many of your colleagues and peers have attended retreats and conferences out of facilities. >> i have are the names. that you mentioned. let's come back in our last segment and talk a little more about those locations. and about the retreats. >> let's do that. >> we have been talking to mike car. welcome. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we have been speaking about spiritual retreats with mike carr. what are some reasons for retreats? you have some reasons why people go. >> really what we have filtered out is that there are five basic reasons why people like to retreat and need to retreat. the fi

he was the william cecil. a year ago, as workmen were digging for a new car park, they found in the bucket of the excavator an ancient roman marble head. it's estimated to be 1800 years old, at least as of this weekend. it's going on display at burghley house. but to explain the mystery of how it ended up buned the mystery of how it ended up buried some 300 yards from the house, it's my pleasure to be joined by the house's curator, john culverhouse. john, very to good see you and welcome to gb news, so what do we think was the origin of this head? it's roman. is it ? roman. is it? >> the head is roman. the that it joins to is italian. but i think much later , added to the think much later, added to the headin think much later, added to the head in the 18th century to make up a souvenir for the rich aristocrat travelling on his grand tour in italy and tell us who that aristocrat was in this case, this was brownlow, the ninth earl of exeter. >> a marvellous man, travelled twice around italy, bought large amounts

cecil beaton, one of the most famous royal photographers, routinely touched up photos at prince edward's wedding , to sophie, williamicial photographer admitted afterwards. yes. i took another picture of william and plonked it on on his body, and, that's what happens. so nothing sinister has happened here. the poor woman's been caught out in a really candid, attempt at editing a photo, and now she's been pilloried and i use that word again. i think we're in danger of bullying her. and i do think we have to stop a serious journalist going down this rabbit holes of social media. we must not be led by that, one thing i would say, i mean , until thing i would say, i mean, until she came out with the mea culpa yesterday, no one was actually suggesting was at fault in suggesting she was at fault in any way. nobody knew any way. well, nobody knew whether the palace that whether this was the palace that had the misstep, whether had made the misstep, whether this william had this was prince william who had edhed this was prince william who had edited going edited it. no one was going after i do wonder, after kate. and i do w