dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82. that's it.c one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens — the deputy political editor of the daily mail and maya goodfellow — a political writer and academic, tomorrow's front pages, starting with, the daily mail reveals that borisjohnson s coronoavirus clamp—down in the uk has divided his cabinet and claims a string of senior ministers spoke out aginst limiting gathering to six people. the daily mirror carries research which suggests the uk is split on lockdown rules — with the vast majority who stick to the resenting those who don't. covid spikes aren'tjust confined to europe — the gulf news reports that the uae has recorded its highest daily increase in fourmonths. conversely, the japan times reports tokyo has lowered its coronavirus alert status — as measures that discourage eating out, public events and travel outside the capital, are loosened. the ‘i' reports that brussels has given t

dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82.est wave surfed by a woman. riding a 73.5 foot wave at portugal's nazare point — maya gabeira was towed byjetski into her winning wave during a world surf league big wave competition — her ride was also the biggest wave ridden by any surfer in the past year. i really didn't expect to go any bigger or anything like that i just kept any bigger or anything like that ijust kept riding and enjoying my time and the wave was quite special although it was quite special although it was terrifying as well. let's bring you some breaking news now. the chief executive of rio tinto is to leave the firm after a scandal in australia. in may, the world's biggest iron ore mine at destroyed sacred aboriginal sites in western australia. in fact, during thursday the rain clouds were gathering and for scotland and northern ireland on friday morning, some wet and windy are on the way is this area of low pressure drives a weather front south across the uk. this is how it looks as we start the day, this is whe

tributes to the actress dame diana rigg. hackers linked to russia, china and iran are targeting people and organisations involved in the upcoming us presidential election, including the campaigns of both donald trump and joe biden. that's according to a report from the technology giant microsoft. the report suggests that ‘strontium', the russian—based group also known as ‘fancy bear‘ — which is thought to be responsible for the hacking of the 2016 democratic campaign — has recently attacked more than 200 organisations. meanwhile, a chinese—based group known as ‘zirconium' has attacked high—profile individuals associated with the election, including people linked tojoe biden‘s presidential campaign. and finally, a group operating out of iran known as ‘phosphorus‘ is reported by microsoft to be continuing its attacks on the personal accounts of people associated with donald trump's presidential campaign. here's our correspondent nomia iqbal. it's a really strong warning from microsoft this evening, emphasising that hackers are

tributes have been paid to the actor dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82.eisty emma peel in the avengers and as james bond's wife in on her majesty's secret service in a career spanning more than sixty years. 0ur arts editor will gompertz looks back at her life. diana rigg as the incredibly stylish, unsha keably cool, thoroughly independent emma peel in the 1960s hit spy—fi series the avengers. she wasn't one to stand for any nonsense, on—screen 01’ off. so, when she discovered she was being paid less than the cameraman on the show, she decided to have a word. i don'tjoin generally the main body of feminism, but i have always said that i thought equal pay gets you a long way to be treated equally by a man. mister and mrs james bond! from agent peel to 007‘s mrs, the only woman to make an honest man out of bond. dame diana rigg was, at heart, a classical actor who trained at rada and learned her craft at the royal shakespeare company, working alongside the likes of laurence olivier, albert finney and vanessa redgrave. i know she was fabulous in the avengers

dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82.woman, riding a 73.5 feet wave and she was towed into the big wave competition. her ride was also the biggest wave written by any surfer in the past year. ——ridden. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ rich preston. hello. some warmer weather on the way for many of us to end the weekend, but also some heavy rain over the weekend in parts of scotland. and in fact, during thursday, the rain clouds were gathering and for scotland and northern ireland for friday morning, some wet and windy weather on the way as this area of low pressure drives the weather front south across the uk. this is how it looks as we start the day. this is where the rain will be sitting first thing in the morning. for much of the uk, the day starting dry. temperatures at their lowest with the clear spells in the east and south—east of england. some rural spots, around five or six degrees. so through friday morning, the wet weather will push south across scotland and northern ireland. some of the rain quite heavy but

i loved that line about man appeal, and dame diana rigg, the longevity of her career, here in game ofsuch a strong character. amazing strong character in victoria playing her grandmother and diana didn't care about what she looks like on camera, she was going to be the character. she did not go to america into a series there —— she did go. into the series there —— she did go. into the series they're called hospital and she couldn't stand the place and never went back. and i think thousand quite powerful move not to go and give the united states a second chance. thank you so much for sharing your memories, it is lovely to speak with you. linda dawson who succeeded dame diana rigg in the avengers. thank you very much for watching. goodbye. this is bbc news — the west coast of america is unrecognisable as nearly 100 wildfires destroy whole towns and displace thousands. 0regon's governor says this could be the greatest loss of human life and property to fires in state history. record—breaking temperatures and windy conditions have fuelled the flames, which have now burned through more tha

tributes to the actress dame diana rigg.ello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. i'm kasia madera, stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the west coast of the united states is waking up to some of the most devastating wildfire damage the region has ever seen. flames have been driven by extreme winds and high temperatures, and at least seven people have died. 0verall, nearly a hundred fires have been burning through the western states over the past few days. they stretch from portland oregon to los angeles, california some 1,300 kilometres away, from where our correspondent david willis now reports. across the american west, historic wildfires are devouring everything in their path. unnaturally hot weather, combined with bone dry conditions and warm winds, have created a meteorological perfect storm, leaving firefighters inundated. record high temperatures this last weekend led to this series of fires on the outskirts of los angeles and they have already burnt

a legend on stage, a siren on screen — tributes to the actress dame diana rigg.kers linked to russia, china and iran are targeting people and organisations

dame diana rigg welcome to hardtalk. thank you.t to ask you a pretty basic question because your approach to acting today, pretty similar to the way it's always been or has a change pretty radically over the years? i think it's more or less the same. i did ask a friend of mine who's known me for 50 years, because i'm surrounded by, you know when you're working with younger people of the waves of ambition coming across to you. i asked this friend of mine, was i ambitious? he said no, you always grateful. and i think thatjust about sums up my career. i suppose the difference is having done so much over such a long period you, i'm imagining, feel much more confident about who you are and where you are going and what you've already achieved. i wonder if that makes a difference. yes it does. of course it does. i mean, i've always loved working. i don't live to work. i've always had a life beside my work. so i've had a balanced life. because i do look back now at my age, you tend to, and i've always had a pretty full personal life as wel

the death of dame diana rigg at the age of 82. course of the afternoon. now we turn our attentions to climate change. a tax on frequent flyers and banning cars from city centres are among the climate change solutions members of the public have come up with, as part of the uk's first citizen's assembly on the environment. more than 100 people looked at the changes needed to cut greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. 0ur planet is heating up fast, with greenhouse gases causing temperatures to rise. now the uk's first climate assembly has a plan to tackle this. launched by sir david attenborough, the assembly brought together people from across the country to give their views on combating climate change. this report covers every aspect of our lives. it recommends stopping the sales of the most polluting cars. forfood, the suggestion is that we reduce the amounts of meat and dairy we eat by up to 40% and the assembly members don't want to ban air travel, but they do say taxes shou

tributes have been paid to the actor dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82.r roles as the feisty emma peel in the avengers, and as james bond's wife in on her majesty's secret service in a career spanning more than 60 years. sarah campbell looks back at her life. as emma peel in the avengers she was clever and cool. a new kind of heroin. you're full of surprises, contessa. so are you, mr bond. she was a bond girl in on her majesty's secret service, the only one to get the spy to the altar, though she was shot dead shortly afterwards. i know she was fabulous in the avengers and very sexy and all those necessary things, which came to her easily, but the point is she was a brilliant actress and she was fun. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so. hertiming her timing was impeccable, here in a morecambe and wise christmas special. but will you love me when i'm old and ugly? of course i do. the force of her personality made her a chat show favourite.|j the force of her personality made her a chat show favourite. i can't wait to b

the actress dame diana rigg has died at the age of 82.she appeared in game of thrones. sarah campbell looks back on her life. diana rigg. with a little help from a stuntman, as emma peel in classic tv series the avengers she was clever and cool. a new kind of heroine. she was notjust physical she was also pretty well equipped, intellectually she was as clever as a mum, computers, she very self—sufficient. —— clever as a man. she had been brought up in india and then at a yorkshire boarding school. you're full of surprises, contessa. so are you, mr bond. she was a bond girl in on her majesty's secret service, the only one to get the spy to the altar, though she was shot dead shortly afterwards. theatre of blood proved she could do comedy. will i be interfering with his majesty's obligations? i sincerely hope so! laughter why is it that men can't spend ten minutes alone mac sent she was a formidable stage actress know to be at the theatre. herfinal performance was as may be you. she appeared in greek tragedy. opposite helen mirren. i pray y

. >> dame diana rigg there in "game of thrones" has died. her roles in the '60s tv show "the avengers" to james bond and, of course, "game of thrones." she told the bbc, "i loved playing bad characters. they are so much more interesting than good." dame diana rigg was 82. >>> when we come back here tonight, the father who saved his daughter from a shark and his daughter from a shark and what a story they now tell. with moments that matter. and a steady stream of protected income can help you secure the life you've planned. for more than 150 years, generations have trusted the strength and stability of pacific life with their tomorrows. because life isn't about what tomorrow brings. it's what you do with it. ask a financial professional about pacific life microban 24. watch as microban 24 kills 99.9% of bacteria... it's what you do with it. and then, even after multiple touches, keeps killing bacteria for 24 hours. i trust microban 24 to keep killing bacteria for 24-hours. but i got a second chance to be there for the people i love. when i ha

tributes to dame diana rigg, who has died at the age of 82. coming up in the sport on bbc news, serena williams bids to move a step closer to winning a record equalling 24th grand slam singles title on ladies semifinal night at the us open. good evening. the eu has issued an ultimatum over brexit, telling the uk it must withdraw its plans for a law to override key parts of the brexit divorce deal, or trade talks could collapse. the blunt warning came after talks in london today. brussels has threatened legal action if britain doesn't back down, saying the proposed bill would be a serious violation of international law. but tonight the government said it would not budge. our political editor laura kuenssberg is in westminster. sophie, we left the eu many months ago now, but still to be resolved, not just how we ago now, but still to be resolved, notjust how we do business with the huge trading bloc in future but also how this special arrangements for northern ireland are to function in practice will stop the eu's officials came to london today,

shared that usually game of thrones and a new generation of audiences, dame diana rigg was sadly passedyjohn, maia, thank you so much. if you're in the uk, maya goodfellow and john stevens will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered by newspapers and websites here. goodbye for now — next on bbc news, the day's sport. this is your sports news will restore the huge night of the us open as serena williams aims to go a step closer to 24th grand slam singles title. the 38—year—old takes on victoria in the semifinals of flushing meadows and that is after the two time grand slam winner naomi place road number 31 and jennifer are tennis correspondent, russell has been looking ahead to the action. opponents of played very well against her, as you would expect. they need to raise their game and give it everything they have any come up against a player like serena williams. but she has come through in three one of those victories was against the former champion in 2017 in the last round against the bulgarian champion was a surprise quarterfinal is. and i do

dame diana rigg, who's died at the age of 82. time for a look at the weather here's darren bett. it was the staycation weather today across more southern parts of england. elsewhere we have had more cloud streaming in from the atlantic and that will continue overnight tonight. we have rain in the north west of scotland and that will only turn wetter and the winds will be strengthening as well. many areas look like being dry. it won't be as cold as last night actually, and a noticeable change across scotland and the north—east of england. we have that band of rain in north—western scotland which will move down into northern ireland. some heavy rain over the hills. eventually the rain arrives in the north of england and north wales. elsewhere dry with sunshine, temperatures similar to today. we get blustery, heavy showers in northern scotland where the winds could be touching gale force on friday. elsewhere we still have showers across scotland, but although they get swamped by thickening cloud, rain coming in from the atlantic and rains picking in as well. saturday should be dry,

dame diana rigg was 82 >>> the coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on college campuses with more thane so far. many sick students are living in isolation and are forced to fend for themselves >> reporter: over the last eight days of isolation he gets a knock on the door and breakfast in a bag >> that's my meal i think. >> nyu student says he got a call from a campus covid response team telling him to pack his things. >> i had like two hours to get everything i needed to have after i tested positive and get out of the building. >> reporter: his only instructions, don't come out of quarantine until we call you and say it's safe. >> they didn't leave me a number to call if i need to figure out how i'm getting out of here. i have to wait for them to contact me. >> reporter: some trying hard not to get sick by isolating as much as possible are coming down with the virus >> i felt like i was following the guidelines before they were put in place. >> reporter: she came down with covid-19 within days of starting school and when she was moved to a hotel this video went viral. >> here's my dinn

the actress dame diana rigg has died at the age of 82.n the tv show the avengers. more recently she appeared in game of thrones. she also played many classical roles on stage. we are joined now by film critic richard fitzwilliams who has fond memories of the icon. how would you describe diana to anyone that does not know her?|j anyone that does not know her?” think that she became rather legendary because it's an amazing feat within 60 years to begin with emma peel, a stylish, seductive spy in the 1960s the avengers, and another vast audience a half—century later playing alina tyrell, the monstrous kucka living figure in game of thrones. that was a measure of the scale —— calculating. who would believe that somebody like emma peel, the same actress could, andi emma peel, the same actress could, and i was so transfixed by this when i saw it, to see when she took to the west end and to new york. this was an enthralling performance. and quite amazing. she had the most tremendous dramatic range emotionally, and she could have fun on stage as

dame diana johnson. thank you.ain why and utah opening today on college university lamb for stu d e nts on college university lamb for students in the local community, and course of which that i welcome, will be run by private firms with no accountability to local bodies with statutory public health responsibilities for the local community, or the university, who are of course responsible for their students? how does this silo approach that the prime minister has created a testing help us to have a joined up approach that we all want to tackle this pandemic?” joined up approach that we all want to tackle this pandemic? i will study what she says about the testing unit in the whole university, but everywhere across the country, nhs test and trace has been working hand in glove with local authorities to get testing done, working hand in glove with public health england and with all of our public services. i am surprised by what she says about the testing unit at hull university, but i will certainly ask test and trac

she hosted mystery theater and winning a tony as the best actress. >> as dame diana riggs, she won a new group of fans. she was known for her terrifying presence in the four seasons in which she appeared after which her poisonous character was killed off by what snels. >> will there be pain? >> no. >> that's good. >> rigg was tireless in her craft. a stage presence dominated for generations leaving her a legacy that's left her an icon and a national treasure. >> rigg's daughter said she died peacefully in her sleep surrounded by her family. she was 82. my goodness. from the avengers, to james bond to the "game of thrones." what a tremendous, tremendous career. thanks for watching this hour of cnn "newsroom." i'm natalie allen. i invite you to follow me on instagram and twitter. join me tomorrow at the same time for "cnn newsroom." see you later. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. i

dame diana rigg's james bond co—star has paid an emotional tribute to her following her death at the her character in the film, and was weeping again after hearing of her death. the time is coming up to ten minutes past seven. it's time to get an update on the weather. matt has the weather from chartwell, the former home of sir winston churchill. morning, matt. we been talking about tea, we hope you've had a cuppa. i've been well looked after, a nice cup of coffee in my hands. not very chilly here this morning but lovely surroundings. reopen to the public on monday, lots of new items. you learn a lot of interesting stuff about winston churchill you may not have known that i will look around later this morning but you see why i fell in love with a place with use like this. across the rest of the uk, it's not all the same. the forecast across scotland and northern ireland is one of wet and windy weather said to pushing off the atlantic. that could bring over the next few days across scotland, a few problems with some flooding, particularly later this weekend. this morning across much o

dame diana rigg. she was so memorable as lady tyrell in "game of thrones."ing the karate kicking secret agent emma peel in the british tv series "the avengers." i posted about this yesterday, and somebody called her an elegant bad ass which is exactly what she was. >> that's good. >> in 2018, for "cbs sunday morning," i asked rigg about the iconic role she played for just two seasons. why do you think mrs. peel was embraced the way she was? >> because she was ahead of her time. because she was highly intelligent, capable, witty, sexy. >> why did you decide to leave? >> oh -- another dead body. what do you say? >> that's diana rigg. she went on to play mrs. james bond, the only bond girl ever to get the man in "her majesty's secret service and to a highly acclaimed stage career. she won a tony and an emmy. when i was talking to her, she had come back to broadway to play henry higgins' mother in "my fair lady" for which she got another tony nomination. for some of us, she will always be emma peel -- >> that's how i remember. i lived in turkey as a kid. no tv.