diego, home life, maradona, the professional life.also made amy — i think he's very good at getting under the skin of a subject and finding a way of kind of placing dualities, you know, so that there is a tension in the characters. i mean, i thought this was really fascinating — and bear in mind again — i said this about motor racing — i've never seen a football match in my entire life and i still watched this and i knew where i was, i understood it because it's constructed like a dramatic narrative. he's very dramatic documentary film—maker. he's clever. he's a clever film—maker. he really, really is. and so, if it can work for me, then i think i can work for anyone. yeah. really, really interesting week. thank you very much. see monos again! see monos again. again?! again, yes. that's it! enjoy your cinema—going. bye— bye. chuckles after a ll after all the wet weather we have seen so after all the wet weather we have seen so far this autumn still have a number of flood warnings. it looks like we are going to see something slightly d

time in naples and looks at the divide, diego, his home life, maradona...i think he's very good at getting under the skin ofa very good at getting under the skin of a subject and finding a way of replacing dualities so that there is a tension in the characters. i thought it was fascinating, bearing in mind again i said this about motor racing, i've never seen a football match in my entire life and i still watched this and i knew where i was and understated because it's constructed like a dramatic narrative. it's a very dramatic documentary. he is clever.m narrative. it's a very dramatic documentary. he is clever. it really is. and see monos again! again?! that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. good evening. as we head into the weekend, it looks like low pressure will always be fairly close to our shows, thing set to remain fairly u nsettled, shows, thing set to remain fairly unsettled, quite a bit of cloud around, some rain, too, and it will stay chilly for the time of year. but there will be some sunshine, probably scotland and north

starting hopefully i will be able to look back one day and say i have been successful. , and diego maradonainst ospreys. we‘ll have pictures of those matches and all these were a few of another round of sports at half past seven. join us then. —— of sportsday. hello there. the full uk forecasts in the moment. but you might rumour on tuesday we had severe flooding hit venice. looks like we have similar conditions on the way tomorrow. the aqua reaching 1.6 metres high, that will bring widespread flooding again. it is one of the highest levels in 90 years was up because by this era of low pressure in the mediterranean. strong southeasterly winds shoving a surge of water up to asiatic and ends up in venice causing the flooding. —— the adriatic. more on that in a moment. for the time being we still have over 70 flood warnings in forced apartment surveying when and further damp weather overnight particularly for northern england, northern wales, showers pushing into northern wales, showers pushing into northern ireland across scotland and where skies clear for northern ireland across scotland and

diego, home life, maradona, the professional life.ause it‘s constructed like a dramatic narrative. he‘s very dramatic documentary film—maker. he‘s clever. he‘s a clever film—maker. he really, really is. and so, if it can work for me, then i think i can work for anyone. yeah. really, really interesting week. thakn you very much. see monos again! see monos again. again?! again, yes. that‘s it! enjoy your cinema—going. bye— bye. chuckles. hello there. some places have had a pretty wet weekend, particularly northern england. elsewhere largely dry, chilly, with a little bit of sunshine, and the good news is high pressure begins to build in from the north and the west through tonight. it looks like many places will be drier, with lots of sunshine through monday and indeed into tuesday. we hold on to some cloud though through central southern eastern parts of england tonight. a few spells of rain and also more of a breeze here, but elsewhere in the clear skies it is going to be a cold night, particularly scotland, northern ireland, wide spre

diego maradona is back as coach of argentina team after quitting only two days ago. the 56-year-old announced he's returning to the side on social media. maradona said he made the decision after both parties had finally achieved political unity in the club. argentina's world cup winning legend took the manager's job back in september. the new formula season under way in the capital of riyadh. for the first time all four of germany's major car manufacturers audi, porsche, mercedes and b.m.w. are competing in the same championship. and another team who were sbrathe at the end of the race, british driver sam bird from envision virgin racing winning ahead of porsche of andre lauderer and van-duren in his mercedes of the one of boxing's all-time greats floyd mayweather has announced plans to come out of retirement next year but to do what isn't exactly clear. the 42-year-old says he's in talks with ultimate fighting championship boss dana white but never previously contested a ufc bout. and that is all your sport for now. more later. kamahl: thank you. the launch of tesla'

diego, home life, maradona, the professional life.he skin of a subject and finding a way of kind of placing dualities, you know, so that there is a tension in the characters. i mean, i thought this was really fascinating — and bear in mind again — i said this about motor racing — i've never seen a football match in my entire life and i still watched this and i knew where i was, i understood it because it's constructed like a dramatic narrative. he's a very dramatic documentary film—maker. he's clever. he's a clever film—maker. he really, really is. and so, if it can work for me, then i think i can work for anyone. yeah. really, really interesting week. thakn you very much. see monos again! see monos again. again?! again, yes. that's it! enjoy your cinema—going. bye— bye. chuckles. hello. this is breakfast with rogerjohnson and nina warhurst. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. prince andrew has told the bbc he doesn't regret his friendship with the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein because o

the streets of naples, resembling the car chase in the french connection, and it focuses on diego maradona'sfinding a way of replacing dualities so that there is a tension in the characters. i thought it was fascinating — bearing in mind again i said this about motor racing, i've never seen a football match in my entire life and i still watched this and i knew where i was and understated because it's constructed like a dramatic narrative. it's a very dramatic documentary. he is clever. it really is. and see monos again! again?! a really interesting week. that's it for this week, though. enjoy your cinema— going. goodbye. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and nina warhurst. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. in an unprecedented interview, prince andrew has told the bbc that he let the royal family down by staying at the home of the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. he spoke to emily maitlis at buckingham palace, addressing accusations that he'd had sex with a 17—year—old american girl. he said he couldn't remember meeting virginia roberts —