colette's mons has been playing the piano for a century she was born into an upper middle class family in 1914 and what my mother was a hard woman she was quite masculine and even went hunting that music was my consolation my tenderness. especially loves the romantic works by robert schumann she began playing the piano at the tender age of 5 it became her life's passion. she studied as a music conservatory in paris where she also learned fitness techniques like yoga that help keep her limber to this day. it keeps her body erect less to play things must be very loose here cope with the butt talk here at the back. of it a piano when you play you need to sit like this on a. and not like this. her son for priests helps manage her career. that's you there when you were 17 or 18 we're. here this is your diploma from 134. move on. what grade did i get it doesn't say that it must just have been so so. but were to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist collette ma's worked as a nurse during the german occupation. but even after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only

we're to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist colette mas worked as a nurse during the german occupation. but after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only decades later that she recorded her 1st album by then she was already over 80. now she has 6 c.d.'s to her credit. that age is all in your head at least i think so. you must live life with energy that's it. and we wish her much more energy and many more years thanks so i think. in the. mood to. move. into the conflict zone to sebastian. despite 1st diplomatic tools to succeed a warrior who shows little sign of ending my guest last week from the yemeni capital sunday school shot up foreign minister of the so style to feed. his forces down the queues the food chain shocking crimes including indiscriminately why would they conflict zone that up. in 30 minutes on w. . the dark side of the human experience. the subject of choice for abbas. the sunshine rainy and photojournalist was known for documenting political crises and religious conflicts. his pictures of the arraign revolution made new friends. abbas by

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many thanks, colette smith. _ many thanks, colette smith.coronavirus vaccine. aa—year—olds should receive a text message today inviting them to get a jab. a0 to a3—year—olds in england are expected to be contacted later this week. the health secretary says it's "a huge few days for vaccinations". our health correspondent jim reed reports. in places like this football ground in wimbledon, the vaccination drive continued this morning. all those aged aa years old being invited to book theirjabs in england, with those from a0—a3 likely to be added later this week. people are still at risk of getting covid, they are still at risk of severe disease, and of course we know that there are other side—effects such as long covid that can be a consequence of this virus. so it is really crucial that everybody is vaccinated. 95% of all over—50s in england have already accepted that offer of a vaccine, a higher rate than even ministers and scientists expected. but convincing those younger age groups under a5 who are far less likely to suffer from a severe c

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alice doyard, the producer of colette.here's another name to add to that list — 12—year—old owen forbes. owen took four wickets in four balls to help allendale's second 11 to victory over mitford cricket club — something the club described as the start of a glittering cricket career. owen and his mum, helen, join me now. good afternoon. owen, huge congratulations. you are probably still reeling with the shock of having performed so well. what did it feel like when you took that fourth wicket? it it feel like when you took that fourth wicket?— it feel like when you took that fourth wicket? . , . ., ., ., fourth wicket? it was amazing and a bit surprising. _ fourth wicket? it was amazing and a bit surprising, to _ fourth wicket? it was amazing and a bit surprising, to be _ fourth wicket? it was amazing and a bit surprising, to be honest. - fourth wicket? it was amazing and a bit surprising, to be honest. just - bit surprising, to be honest. just talk us through it as the wickets fell. tt talk us through it as the wickets fel

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lovely to see the | guardian of the photograph of colette, who is still with us.the stories being covered by newspapers. stay with us. the sport is coming up next. hello, i'm tulson tollet and this is your sports news where we start with football and leicester city came from behind to beat crystal palace 2—1 in the premier league this evening. wilifried zaha scored the opener for roy hodgson's side just 12 minutes in and the south londoners held that advantage until the half time break. five minutes after the interval timothy castagne levelled matters and then a wonder strike from the in form kelechi iheanacho put the foxes in front for his 14th goal in his last 14 games. and here is confirmation of the top of the table. leicester have strengthened their hold on a top four finish finish with that win, they are now seven points clear of west ham in fifth. reading and former england player fara williams has announced she'll retire from professional football at the end of the season. the 37—year—old is england's most capped player with 172 appearances for the lioness

no puedo estar mucho tiempo >>> en cuanto al tirador le formalizar los cargos a gon gonz'alez de coletteestos presuntos delitos de usar alma, cometer cr'imenes de esta 4 personas, es un hombre hispano de 40 y 4 aÑos que uso un arma autom'atica. utiliz'o un candado de bicicleta para impedir entrar a la polic'ia >>> hay muchas cosas que in investigar y contin'ua des desarroll'andose la inves investigaci'on >>> gracias edga >>> vamos con un mandato ahora. sobre la econom'ia de estados unidos. la creaci'on de 910,000 empleos durante el mes de marzo . la mayor cantidad durante el mes pasado. este reporte podr'ia deberse a que muchos estados han rebasado las restricciones comerciales y crecen las v vacunaciones y esto hace que los consumidores salgan a comer f fuera, compren m'as o viajen. esta cifra ihizo que la tasa de desempleo cayera hasta el 6 por ciento en el indicio m'as fuerte de que hasta ahora el mercado laboral se est'a recuperando >>> en estas vacaciones de p pascua autoridades sanitarias y l'ideres religiosos piden no viajar ni reunirse en grandes grupos, los cdc recomienda que se

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probably end l note, i think we'll probably end except to say next to it is this wonderful photograph of colette�*, documentary that won best oscar last niuht. , documentary that won best oscar last night. absolutely, it's a short documentary _ night. absolutely, it's a short documentary and _ night. absolutely, it's a short documentary and it's - night. absolutely, it's a short documentary and it's the - night. absolutely, it's a short - documentary and it's the guardian's first oscar for documentary making. it's an important story that documents the experience of a survivor who worked in the french resistance very bravely. it's the sort of story we need to document now. we need to listen to the stories of those generations before they're lost and try to learn from them. �* , . they're lost and try to learn from them. �*, ., , . ., them. it's a good, optimistic note on which to _ them. it's a good, optimistic note on which to end. _ them. it's a good, optimistic note on which to end. nice _ them. it's a good, optimistic note on which to end. nice to - them. it's a good, optimistic note on which

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colette test on a number of those projects for its.s, and the steps. >> mosaics are created with tile that is either broken or cut in some way, and rearranged to make a pattern. you need to use a tool, nippers, as they are called, to actually shape the tiles of it so you can get them to fit incorrectly. i glued them to mash, and then they are taken, now usually installed by someone who is not to me, and they put cement on the wall, and they pick up the mash with the tiles attached to it, and they stick it to the wall, and then they groped it afterwards. [♪♪♪] >> we had never really seen artwork done on a stairway of the kinds that we were thinking of because our idea was very just barely pictorial, and to have a picture broken up like that, we were not sure if it would visually work. so we just took paper that size and drew what our idea was, and cut it into strips, and took it down there and taped it to the steps, and stepped back and looked around, and walked up and down and figured out how it would really work visually. [♪♪♪] >> my