what do you think made dame vivienne westwood stand out? i made dame vivienne westwood stand out? ion industry _ out? i don't think her impact on the fashion industry is _ out? i don't think her impact on the fashion industry is measurable - out? i don't think her impact on the fashion industry is measurable by l fashion industry is measurable by any means i don't think what you could put what she is done in a single book she put punk on the catwalk she took it to the mainstream. she did it at a time when fashion wasn't stuffy and not really doing anything like that so he came as a shock not only to the industry but those outside of it and she do it it with ace playfulness. what will be her lasting legacy is that she did everything with salinas and there was a serious depth to it. —— silliness. she fought for animal—rights everything should be on the catwalk was part of her big mission and that was to save the planet whether that was through her fight against climate change, like when you said she turned up to david cameron's house against tracking. everything she did came with a m

english fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81. new wave fashions into the mainstream. a representative said, dame vivienne westwood died peacefully surrounded by her family in clapham, south london, today, her representatives said in a statement. the 81—year—old's husband and creative partner andreas kronthaler said: "i will continue with vivienne in my heart. "we have been working until the end and she has given me plenty of things to get on with." i'm joined now byjournalist and royal commentator, claudia joseph. she knows a thing about fashion. your initial thoughts that she has died? i your initial thoughts that she has died? ., . , . your initial thoughts that she has died? ., . , died? i thought it was a shock because she _ died? i thought it was a shock because she seemed - died? i thought it was a shock because she seemed one i died? i thought it was a shock because she seemed one of i died? i thought it was a shock- because she seemed one of those people to go on for ever, she was sober beiges and full of life and part of

english fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81. modern punk and new wave fashions into the mainstream. a representative said, dame vivienne westwood died peacefully surrounded by her family in clapham, south london, today. the 81—year—old's husband and creative partner andreas kronthaler said: "i will continue with vivienne in my heart. "we have been working until the end and she has given me plenty of things to get on with." sarah campbell looks back on her life. # i am an antichrist. # i am an anarchist. # don't know what i want but i know how to get it. i # i want to destroy...# she gave birth to punk, | conquered the catwalk and built a globalfashion empire. a grammarschool girl from glossop in derbyshire, vivienne westwood was a would—be revolutionary who both shocked and inspired, transforming british fashion. the trousers all come with a little loincloth on the back. everybody wants to know what that is for. it is just a loincloth, just a gesture. her empire started here, a shop on london's kings road. she, along with her cr

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dame vivienne westwood. if you want more news, you canjoin me on twitter.e with low pressure nearby. we will see further cloud, outbreaks of rain throughout the day on new year's eve. some areas really will be quite wet and there is a chance of localised flooding in one or two locations as the ground is so saturated. so this is the weather front which will arrive during new year's eve. this is the low pressure which we had through this morning, which brought heavy rain. that's cleared out. it stays blustery across the uk, a bit of a sting in this low pressure's tail as we move through the overnight period across northern scotland. and quite a difference in temperatures. it is cold in the north, milder in the south, one or two showers around. clear spells, showers through this evening, overnight, but very windy for a time across the north and northeast of scotland, gusts 60, 70 miles an hour there. further wintriness at times, but across southern areas, those weather fronts arrive in the south, so it'll be cloudy, outbreaks of rain, some of it heavy in place

the british fashion designer, dame vivienne westwood, has died at the age of 81.

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and now to the loss of another icon, as the world of fashion remembers the british designer dame vivienne westwoodoned causes like the environment and animal rights. sarah campbell has this look at her life and career — it contains flashing images. # i am an antichrist. # i am an anarchist. # don't know what i want but i know how to get it. # i want to destroy...# she gave birth to punk, conquered the catwalk and built a globalfashion empire. a grammarschool girl from glossop in derbyshire, vivienne westwood was a would—be revolutionary who both shocked and inspired, transforming british fashion. the trousers all come with a little loincloth on the back. everybody wants to know what that's for. it is just a loincloth, it's just a gesture. her empire started here, a shop on london's kings road. she, along with her creative partner malcolm mclaren, dressed the sex pistols and made bondage gear and swastika trousers fashion must—haves. i think it is very sane for young people to be angry. and that is what we were doing, and i wanted this look of an urban guerrilla, and that's what we were after. in t

if you had minutes with dame vivienne westwood , she would be telling westwood, she would be tellingmore friendly towards the climate wake up and the climate. climate wake up and see what surrounds with you and be politics. be be vocal about politics. be quiet. you know, i a lot of people just think fashion people are just kind of just all about style. but she makes fashion and music quite well . yeah, yeah. it music quite well. yeah, yeah. it was amazing that that real life relationship that she had with malcolm mclaren and the all of the punks. yeah so they were seen as dangerous. yeah but they treated her like. like their mum. she ruled the roost she did and you know she was working till the end as her husband andrea komphela has said that he , that he will be continuing her work and you know, he's left the she us so many for him so she left us so many for him so many to do. so it's not many things to do. so it's not going to be the end to vivienne westwood legacy. and next year they will be launching a foundation. the vivienne westwood be westwood foundation will be keeping and k

the death of dame vivienne westwood . paul yeah, vivienne westwood. paul yeah, it's very sad. ame vivienne westwood for the fashion designers died at 81. the former primary's school teacher rose to prominence in 19705, teacher rose to prominence in 1970s, was sort of provocative and sometimes controversial designs, particularly around the sort of punk aesthetic . yeah. so sort of punk aesthetic. yeah. so she was associated with the sex pistols, this shop champion, oscar mclaren , the king's road. oscar mclaren, the king's road. that kind of was edgy. so the sexualised at times that was kind of out . yeah. and also kind of out. yeah. and also really, you know , taking down really, you know, taking down institutions that she saw as corrupt or just, you know, antiquated, you know, the whole pin through the queen's nose. yeah. so that was really wild for the time i was like three. but, you know, i think it was it's kind of interesting. is that the kind of the rebellious punkish types, the modern day equivalent are sort of the opposite. propping up equivalent are sort of the oppesta

the death of dame vivienne westwood . paul yeah, vivienne westwood. paul yeah, it's very sad. ame vivienne westwood for the fashion designers died at 81. the former primary's school teacher rose to prominence in 19705, teacher rose to prominence in 1970s, was sort of provocative and sometimes controversial designs, particularly around the sort of punk aesthetic . yeah. so sort of punk aesthetic. yeah. so she was associated with the sex pistols, this shop champion, oscar mclaren , the king's road. oscar mclaren, the king's road. that kind of was edgy. so the sexualised at times that was kind of out . yeah. and also kind of out. yeah. and also really, you know , taking down really, you know, taking down institutions that she saw as corrupt or just, you know, antiquated, you know, the whole pin through the queen's nose. yeah. so that was really wild for the time i was like three. but, you know, i think it was it's kind of interesting. is that the kind of the rebellious punkish types, the modern day equivalent are sort of the opposite. propping up equivalent are sort of the oppesta

the british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81. made a name for herself in the 1970s as one of the creative forces behind the sex pistols and the punk rock scene in london. now on bbc news, our world. temples across cambodia have been looted, their ancient treasures torn away. wow, 0k. i've got exclusive access to the sites they were stolen from, and speak to the temple raiders who did the looting. this one? for many cambodians, these sculptures are much more than just stone objects. now cambodia is fighting back, demanding that some of the biggest museums in the world return their antiquities. these museums and these individuals are in receipt of stolen property, and the stolen property needs to come back. angkor wat is the beating heart of cambodia. this temple has been in continuous use for over 900 years. cambodia is one of the poorest countries in asia, but many will spend what little they have to come here. everyone, it's believed, has to make the journey to this complex at least once. but even though angkor wat is central to

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dame vivienne westwood , who has died at the westwood, who has died at the age of 81.y style became synonymous with 1970s punk rock. dressing celebrities politicians and royalty . famed politicians and royalty. famed for her slogan t shirts and corseted dresses , she became one corseted dresses, she became one of fashion's biggest names. her representatives have said she died peacefully, surrounded by her family in south london . the her family in south london. the victoria and albert

the british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81.he made a name for herself in the 1970s as one of the creative forces behind the punk rock scene. she went on to dress some of the world's biggest stars. now on bbc news, charles�*s kingdom. born a prince, he grew up in the public eye, the man who would be king. with the queen's passing, the responsibility for the united kingdom and the wider commonwealth now rests with king charles iii. amidst the pomp and circumstance, the royal family's private grief has been on very public display. but once the wave of sadness and sympathy subsides, what will the future hold? as the latest census underlines how northern ireland has changed utterly, and the clamour for scottish independence continues, we ask — can the monarch keep his kingdom united? it's one o'clock in the morning in southeast london and there's no time to lose. hearing rumours the uk's longest queue might soon be closed to new arrivals, this group of friends, straight off the plane from belfast, hurry along. it's only when they ar

the british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81.he made a name for herself in the 1970s as one of the creative forces behind the punk rock scene. she went on to dress some of the world's biggest stars. now on bbc news, it's stephen sackur with hardtalk�*s review of the year. there will be a lot of blood in the land and it will be a lot of refugees. we expected that it's going to be a pretty, well, long timely operation, and it absolutely goes as planned. this has become much bigger than ukraine versus russia. l we can succeed only- and only if we stay united. let me tell you a secret. i had possession of all the chelsea manning information. any method that was made available, i would have taken. there was nothing that was going to stop me. you give clinton a pass and you go after trump forjust mishandling. classified information, you-u have — a real problem in america. welcome to hardtalk�*s look back at another year of compelling interviews. i'm stephen sackur. when historians review 2022, they will surely begin with a simple, grim

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punk fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81.mes in the industry . we'll have a look at industry. we'll have a look at the tributes which have been pounng the tributes which have been pouring in. and another very sad loss, brazilian footballing legend pele has died at the age of 82. dubbed king pele and the greatest footballer ever will reflect on his glittering career . plus, controversial influencer andrew tate , who gained andrew tate, who gained notoriety for misogynist comments online, has been detained in romania as part of a human trafficking and investigation. we'll discuss the rise and downfall potentially of this interesting figure. but before all that and more, here's the latest news . good afternoon. the latest news. good afternoon. it's just gone. 2:00 on rhiannon jones in the gb newsroom. the of elle edwards who was dead on christmas eve at a pub in wirral has paid tribute to their most beautiful and brightest . police beautiful and brightest. police have urged with any information to come forward , particular on to

the british fashion designer dame vivienne westwood has died at the age of 81.he made a name for herself in the 1970s as one of the creative forces behind the punk rock scene. you are watching bbc news. now on bbc news, click. rock version of: the twelve days of christmas. well, ho, ho, ho! and merry clickmas! it's the first one from our new glasgow base. so we are here in the middle of pacific quay, in the studio. yeah. yoo—hoo. good, innit? and we've got all the latest tech decks... ..low carbon log fire... ..cgi baubles... ..and sustainable signage. now, this is our last show of 2022, and i think we can all agree it's been a year, hasn't it? it's been a year. here we go. so he's doing the launch sequence now. seven, six... ..four, three, two, one... i started it with the maddest idea i've heard of in ages — launching satellites into space by throwing them into orbit. right. eating on camera is always very messy. i had some cocoa—free chocolate. but is that still chocolate? it's really good. lovely. i beg your pardon? you had help- from the likes of me. the tr

world, has tributes and also if you have access to the bbc sounds app you can also hear dame vivienne westwood'srviews, but also what they say in between, let's talk to someone who knew her way back, one of the original members of the six pistols. you were there back in the 19705 pistols. you were there back in the 1970s when she worked on the london kings road and many people think of it as the birthplace of punk because the fashion and music industries came together so effectively there. what were your memories of vivienne westwood early on was like hello, the funny thing is i have eventually found myself sitting pretty much opposite the found myself sitting pretty much opposite th— opposite the shop, it was a little coterie of paparazzi _ opposite the shop, it was a little coterie of paparazzi -type - opposite the shop, it was a little l coterie of paparazzi -type people. coterie of paparazzi —type people. what to think about her? yes, i always... i don't know, it is weird, people i have never come across before in my life, were both very highly spirited, erudite, driven, interesting, had a f

i suppose the big the big news is, of course the passing away of dame vivienne westwood . sad news indeed . phil and very sad news indeed. phil and esther, shocking . she was 81. we esther, shocking. she was 81. we didn't know that she she had been ill. she died yesterday surrounded by her at her house in clap in south london. when i lived in south london i remember seeing dame vivien riding her bicycle . she had one of those bicycle. she had one of those old fashioned bicycle set. she would just cycle around and it quite happily bright red hair very, very distinguishable was was doing vivienne and she she was doing vivienne and she she was a very cool local resident. but yes sad she was the pioneer of power , a non—profit, of power, a non—profit, conformist fashion queen who had british on the map. it was incredible, really, what she did . british fashion. i don't think there'll be another like she was what you call a true british eccentric but also very known for her activism as what was her fashion that was a huge part of what she did and in the end in later years, dame

tributes continue to be paid to fashion designer, dame vivienne westwood, who�*s died at the age of 81e said she was "the undisputed queen of british fashion". this report from aruna iyengar contains some flashing images. # don't know what i want. # but i know how to get it.# they�*re already saying the world is a less interesting place without the colour, swagger and attitude of the designer vivienne westwood. chrissie hynde from the pretenders, who worked at westwood and mclaren�*s boutique in the kings road, sent her love. model bella hadid said, "she was my inspiration and idol in all things." a grammarschool girl from glossop in derbyshire, vivienne westwood shocked and inspired transforming british fashion. her empire started here, a shop on london�*s kings road. when you�*re looking back at the shock of the whole thing, you�*re going to find she�*s far more important than we even thought. you know, because of that whole revolution that took place and really turned swinging london into punk london. in the 1980s, she moved to the paris catwalks and was showing her collections ther

tributes continue to be paid to fashion designer dame vivienne westwood, who's died at the age of 81.". tamara cincik is founder and ceo of fashion industry think tank, fashion roundable. she explained the impact of dame vivienne's work and her legacy. isa is a pioneer, someone who brought disruption from the heart of the 70s, from the punk aesthetic right into the 21st century and those values were at the core of her business and how she saw the world, but how she managed to create such a successful brand. taking ideas from history and then thinking of them, thinking things through. she was very much and intellectual input and across everything that she did. looking on from the outside there always seemed to be a threat of integrity to everything that she was doing, staying true to whatever she wants to do, whatever that was. i wants to do, whatever that was. i would agree with you on that she never sold shares of her business to conglomerates, she was clear that she wanted to run her business with her husband and it was very much a 20 47 business that was really part of her activism

tributes continue to flood in for dame vivienne westwood, who died yesterday at the age of 81. nger boy george describing her as the undisputed queen of british fashion. tributes are also being left outside of her home in south london. dame vivienne was synonymous with 19705 vivienne was synonymous with 1970s punk rock dressing bands such as the pistols, celebrities , politicians and royalty . her , politicians and royalty. her representatives say she died peacefully surrounded by her family . while brazil has begun family. while brazil has begun three days of national mourning in honour of football legend pele , who died yesterday at the pele, who died yesterday at the age of 82. pele had colon cancer and died in hospital. widely regarded as the greatest footballer ever , he is the only footballer ever, he is the only man to win the world cup three times as a player. on monday morning, pele's body will be moved to the urbano. caldeira stadium of his former club santos, where the public will be able to pay their respects . a able to pay their respects. a procession through the s

vivienne westwood. when you think of fashion and icons dame vivienne westwood is right at the top of that there will be westwood. she was definitely a rebel without a cause from her designs from when she entered the industry in the seventies. you know coming ushering punk look the tears , ushering punk look the tears, the change all that aesthetic . the change all that aesthetic. vivienne westwood was a pioneer that and it wasn't just about fashion for her. she was like a real life punk, but also she was anti establishment. she was a pioneer . she anti establishment. she was a pioneer. she was one of the few designers actually mixed politics fashion and music, quite you know, in her latter years , it was all about activism years, it was all about activism for her. so she died a designer, but also an activist as well. we have that icon, that sort of punk established anti establishment thing. yeah, a lot of the sort of major movers and shakers in fashion seem to be quite pro—establishment. well, that's that's it's such that's the that's why it's such a why i feel like we've a loss. why i feel like we've

vivienne westwood. when you think of fashion and icons dame vivienne westwood is right at the top of that there will be ne westwood. she was definitely a rebel without a cause from her designs from when she entered the industry in the seventies. you know coming ushering punk look the tears , ushering punk look the tears, the change all that aesthetic . the change all that aesthetic. vivienne westwood was a pioneer that and it wasn't just about fashion for her. she was like a real life punk, but also she was anti establishment. she was a pioneer . she anti establishment. she was a pioneer. she was one of the few designers actually mixed politics fashion and music, quite you know, in her latter years , it was all about activism years, it was all about activism for her. so she died a designer, but also an activist as well. we have that icon, that sort of punk established anti establishment thing. yeah, a lot of the sort of major movers and shakers in fashion seem to be quite pro—establishment. well, that's that's it's such that's the that's why it's such a why i feel like we've a loss. why i feel like we'v

we've had dame vivienne westwood yesterday. pele, the list goes on and on and on.industries and just reminds us of our own vulnerable kitty clare, what's your low? i has been the most recent weather in recording temperatures of minus ten out in cairns , which was particularly cairns, which was particularly galling considering the cost of living crisis and people worrying about how to heat their homes. but i am really, really grateful in my village in particular for the farmers who came out with their tractors to keep our roads clear. so top job for that one. oh, that's nice. little positive spin there. and nigel to finish us all. yeah well, we had the best eurovision entry for years, paul ryder entry for years, and paul ryder ended up coming second because of time that if it hadn't been for the ukraine war, he'd have come first. but that was the low point. him not winning. come first. but that was the low point. him not winning . there point. him not winning. there you go. but overall, quite positive there from nigel to end that segment segment, thank you very much

another suspect also in custody , tributes continue to flood in for dame vivienne westwood, who died 1. singer george describing her as the undisputed queen of british. tributes are also left outside of her home in london. dame vivienne was synonymous with 19705 vivienne was synonymous with 1970s punk rock dressing bands such as the pistols, celebrities politicians and royalty . her politicians and royalty. her representatives say . she died representatives say. she died peacefully, surrounded by her family . peacefully, surrounded by her family. brazil has peacefully, surrounded by her family . brazil has begun days of family. brazil has begun days of national mourning , honour of national mourning, honour of football legend who died yesterday , the age of 82. pele yesterday, the age of 82. pele had colon cancer and died in. widely regarded as the greatest football player . he widely regarded as the greatest football player. he is the only man to the world cup three times as a player . man to the world cup three times as a player. on monday morning, pele, his body will be moved to th

and, you know, it was well, you know, with the passing of dame vivienne westwood, you think to yourselfd in their lifetime and miss their boats and they don't miss their boats after they pass because all of those names, all of those big names, they haven't got their will because got big names. they've got their will because they've over and above they've gone over and above somewhere the line. yeah somewhere along the line. yeah but was always but the honour system was always abouti but the honour system was always about i was going to say ordinary people . don't ordinary people. i don't mean that because actually ordinary who tend to be who get awards tend to be absolutely extraordinary . and absolutely extraordinary. and we're delighted to speak to one of those people right now. she's the executive chair of the national care association nadra ahmed, who's been made a kbe, i think for her services to social care. and she joins right now. congratulations congratulations . lovely to see. how do you feel about it getting that award , about it getting that award, getting that honour? well

dame in 2006. when sex and the city's iconic character carrie bradshaw needed a wedding dress, she turned to vivienne westwoodfive decades. she was both a commercial and critical success, managing to rise up the ranks of the establishment without abandoning her antiestablishment credentials. vivienne westwood, whose death was announced on thursday at the age of 81. hello there, it looks like we're closing at 2022 on an unsettled note with low—pressure nearby, further cloud and outbreaks of rain throughout the day on new year's eve, some areas really wet and a chance of localised flooding in one or two occasions where the ground is saturated. there is the weather front arriving during new year's eve, this is the low pressure we had through this morning which brought heavy rain, that has cleared out, but stays blustery across the uk and a sting in this low—pressure's tale through the overnight period across northern scotland. quite a difference in overnight temperatures, cold in the north, malmo in the south, one or two showers around. clear spells this evening and overnight, but very windy, especially around t

dame in 2006. when sex and the city's iconic character carrie bradshaw needed a wedding dress, she turned to vivienne westwoodr influence as a designer spanned five decades. she was both a commercial and critical success, managing to rise up the ranks of the establishment without abandoning her antiestablishment credentials. the controversial online influencer andrew tate has reportedly been detained in romania as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation. mr tate — who was detained alongside his brother tristan — had his house raided in the capital, bucharest. a lawyer for the brothers confirmed their detention. in the last hour, spain has announced that people travelling to the country from china will be required to test negative for covid—19 — or prove they have been fully vaccinated against the disease. it follows a mixed response from global health bodies — with the who saying the restrictions some countries have introduced are "understandable" — whilst the european union health agency says mandatory covid screenings of travellers from china are "unjustified." i'm nowjoined by virologist, profes

dame in 2006. when sex and the city's iconic character carrie bradshaw needed a wedding dress, she turned to vivienne westwood'll be so disappointed. her influence as a designer spanned five decades. she was both a commercial and critical success, managing to rise up the ranks of the establishment without abandoning her antiestablishment credentials. i'm joined now by dana thomas, the european sustainability editor at british vogue. thank you forjoining us. if you had to sum up her impact on the global fashion industry, how would you do so? ,, ., ., , ., ., so? she was a trailblazer, and iconoclast. — so? she was a trailblazer, and iconoclast, a _ so? she was a trailblazer, and iconoclast, a trailblazer - so? she was a trailblazer, and iconoclast, a trailblazer for - so? she was a trailblazer, and i iconoclast, a trailblazer for punk, for women, for youth, the perfect counterpoint in the late 70s and early 80s to all that margaret thatcher stood for. she was the arguing voice, the other side of the debate on everything. she said capitalism was what was behind climate change and all the trouble is we have and

dame in 2006. when sex and the city's iconic character carrie bradshaw needed a wedding dress, she turned to vivienne westwoodppointed. her influence as a designer spanned five decades. she was both a commercial and critical success, managing to rise up the ranks of the establishment without abandoning her antiestablishment credentials. vivian westwood, the fashion designer who has died at the age of 81. in a tribute to pele, whose death was announced yesterday, they lit up the wembley arch, so football is very much the theme of much of the sport, but we will see what sarah mulkerrins says. how are you? hello, yes, those tributes are continuing to flood in for the legendary brazilian footballer pele, who we know has died in sao paulo at the age of 82. in australia — where tennis' united cup is taking place — players from the brazil and italy teams paid tribute to arguably the greatest player of all time. pele won the world cup three times with brazil, but is also seen as one of the few people who transcended sport, becoming a global superstar. earlier i spoke to former england international denis tueart who p

vivienne westwood. and as you outlined, she was so hourly non conformist and started out as this antiestablishment icon but then, as you point out, became a dame. >> look, what's interesting is that she always cared about society, meaning, culture. she became an environmentalist. she was very upset about people who ate meat. an activist in many ways -- she's a champion of julian assange. even being a couture person and -- a >> trail blazer also in her activism. so, talk to us about how she's the runway, not just for fashion, but also to make political statements. >> t-shirts that said crazy things, putting a safety pin in the mouth of the queen on the runway. but then going further, past the punk point, doing many cranial in -- and giant platform shoes. a lot of her models had a hard time getting out and down the runway. very often, these giant skirts -- men -- she did beautiful, beautiful tailoring. but the men's colors where the kinds of colors and prints from women's clothes. and she also is one of the first designers to really believe in the idea of unisex. >> how did she transform british society? >> well, she and malcolm mclaren, who was