dame hilary mantel ending that report by rebecca jones. let‘s leave you with these pictures.nd has worked without leather, animal fur, skins or feathers since it was launched back in 2001. her message is that the animals we usually see in fashion shows are dead. there is much more on the bbc website, thank you for watching. hello. i know there‘s still significant flooding around but isn‘t it nice to get away from february‘s relentless grey and of course wet and see something brighter, bluer in the skies, many of us did during monday. there were still some big showers around, no—one is suggesting this week is dry, but there is some texture in the sky for the time being. things are a bit quieter than they have been and we‘ll get a bit of sunshine again in the day ahead but there will also be some showers around. the big picture showing a few disturbances moving around the uk with showers on tuesday but we‘re eyeing up another area of low pressure in the atlantic and this looks like bringing another spell of rain to many of us during wednesday into thursday, as we‘ll see in a mo

dame hilary mantel ending that report by rebecca jones. that's it.ght. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm katie shanahan. coming up tonight... job done — arsenal beat portmouth to reach the quarter—finals of the fa cup. the six nations fixtures this weekend get the green light, despite concerns over the coronavirus. and anthony joshua announces his next big fight, but is it the one we're all waiting for? hello and welcome along to the programme. we'll get to the latest developments on how the coronavius is affecting sport around the globe in a minute, but first, to the fa cup as it's fifth round week with 8 ties taking place over the next four days. and tonight's match ended with the arsenal fans celebrating fifth round week with 8 ties taking place over the next four days. and tonight's match ended with the arsenal fans celebrating at full time after they beat portmouth by two goals to nil to become this year's first team into the quarter—finals. craig templeton has all the details. this park has a relate two repetitions of one of the best parts

the chief advisor to henry vi and 16th-century england.ful man in novels about his life by dame hilary mantelas sold 5 million copies around the world. after and eight-you're right, the third insult -- eight-year wait, the third of summit is on. reporter: 480 years ago thomas cromwell was in the tower of london awaiting execution. what better place to discuss the final novel in hilary mantel's turbulent tour of history? but at 900 pages and a vast cast of characters, shecknowledge it is a challenging read. hiry: i can't deny it is challenging, but i make no apologies for asking the commitment from my reader. reporter: "the mirror and the ght" completes the story of henry viii's chiefdvisor thomas cromwell. the prize-winning novels were adapted successfully to stage and s and hilary mantelou say relentless scrutiny of the monarchy, especially oil lights, s-- roy lives, span the ages. hilary: there is an intense concentration on the bodies of royal women. you only have to look at what happens when our oil ladies -- royal ladies give birth. they are perived as public property in the same way tor

novels about his life by dame hilary mantel have sold more than five million copies around the world.ment is out. the author has been speaking with our arts correspondent rebecca jones. 480 years ago, thomas cromwell was here at the tower of london, awaiting execution. what better place, then, to discuss the final novel in hilary mantel‘s turbulent tudor history? but at 900 pages, and with a vast cast of characters, she acknowledges it's a challenging read. i can't deny it's demanding, but i make no apologies for asking a lot of commitment from my reader. the mirror and the light completes the story of henry viii's chief adviser, thomas cromwell, begun in wolf hall and bring up the bodies. our case is slender. .. both were prize—winning novels, adapted successfully for stage and screen. do not be a viper in my bosom... and hilary mantel says our relentless scrutiny of the monarchy — especially royal wives — spans the ages. i think there's still an intense concentration on the bodies of royal women. we only have to look at what happens when our royal ladies give birth. they are perceiv

dame hilary mantel ending that report by rebecca jones. so many people waiting for that book.in of members of the greek coastguard. pushing away vessels trying to reach greece from turkey. thousands have gathered in the turkey border with greece after they announced they would no longer prevent migrants and refugees leaving for the eu. turkey is trying to increase pressure on the west to help with the syrian conflict. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. this is british designer stella mccartney's show at paris fashion week. she sent models in giant animal outfits down the catwalk to promote her animal free clothing range. her fashion brand has worked without leather, animal fur, skins or feathers since it was launched back in 2001. her message is that the animals we usually see in fashion shows, are dead. that is it for now, thank you so much for watching. hello. i know there's still significant flooding around but isn't it nice to get away from february's relentless grey and of course wet and see something brighter, bluer in the skies, many of us did

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dame hilary mantel ending that report by rebecca jones.l burden and fergus walsh answer all your questions in "coronavirus: everything you need to know". but first, it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. it's been a day of sunshine and showers and we've got a lot more showers and we've got a lot more showers pushing in. from northern ireland coming to scotland, snow over the showers will turn heavier across the north west of england and wales later, too. timber does not hurry from freezing, particularly in the countryside. maybe some icy patches around. tomorrow, more sunshine and showers, where we've got the heavier ones, they will push their way into eastern england through the day, so more showers than we've seen today. further west, the showers to ease down in the afternoon, much of wales, western england will be dry in the afternoon. it is like today, 9—10dc. those showers still continue across a small part that make more northern parts of the uk and you will see some rain and hills in from the south—west t

dame hilary mantel ending that report by rebecca jones. time for a look at the weather.ring and there isa of meteorological spring and there is a feeling of spring and yet with quite a bit of sunshine around and glorious evening picture here sent a weather watcher in poole, dorset. it isa weather watcher in poole, dorset. it is a bit ofa weather watcher in poole, dorset. it is a bit of a relief to have some respite from the wind and rain after what was february, the wettest on record. we still have a low pressure close by bringing a bit more breeze to the north west of the uk and further showers and long spells of rain with settling snow on the hills in scotland. through tonight, the area of showers migrate southwards and eastwards into northern and western england and towards wales with snow on the hills. other areas see lengthy clear skies and it is a chilly night with a touch of frost in places and a bit of ice to watch out for the first thing on tuesday. starting with their old showers through central and northern areas, showers move into eastern parts of scotla nd s