he died here inside ancient herculaneum in italy when vesuvius violently erupted. of herculaneum, sister city of pompeii, is excavated. then in 2020, scientists were mystified when they found now, they have the answer. the material must have been very fast heated, in the skull of the brain. the temperature quickly dropped down back to room temperature ——lock. the scientists found these neural structures inside the glass, proving that it really was once a living organ. vesuvius's victims died suddenly and violently, but the unique remnants of one young man are helping georgina rannard, bbc news. you're watching news life from washington, dc, am fret?! hashingtgfii’gg. lam w humphrey, thanks fret?! hashingtgfii’gg. iavfi w humphrey, thanks as ever your ,:’i ”sz your 7 for your 5 for the for yourtompany. for the go to for yourtompehy. for the go to our website and latest, go to our website and at? top latest, go to our website and at;— top of latest, go to our website and at? top of the hour, latest, go to our website and at;— top of the hour, we at the top of the hour,

there's more work to be done, hundreds of scrolls were recovered from the roman town of herculaneum, ingenuity, to reveal every letter to the classical age. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the chelsea footballer sam kerr has told a court she believes she was "treated differently" by police officers based "no," she replied. "do you feel hostility towards white people?" ms kerr replied, "absolutely not, no." she expressed herself. the trial continues. laura scott, bbc news, kingston crown court. ms kerr replied, "absolutely not, no." ms kerr had been out in central london with her fiance after scoring a hat—trick for her club, but she ended up in twickenham police station after a dispute with a taxi driver. she told the jury that, after she vomited out the window of the taxi, the driver began driving dangerously. ms kerr told the court that she had feared for her life in the taxi in 2021 had been prominent in her mind. she said the driver had locked the doors and didn't respond when she and her partner begged him to let them out. ms kerr said she was embarrassed watching the footage from in

by all appearances today, this will be the first scroll from herculaneum that is virtually unwrapped a direct link with the past. it's just really exciting to see a huge amount of literature that hasn't been accessed, and what that and i just love that sort of connection with whoever packed inside this small scroll are ten metres of tightly—rolled papyrus. the team is now calling for more help for a mix onto the classical age. he claimed direct descendancy from the prophet muhammed of charitable projects in the developing world. our religion editor, aleem maqbool, looks back at his life. estimated 15 million ismaili muslims. but he had a global impact on many communities. at the time queen elizabeth bestowed on him the title of his highness. in the middle east. about using his vast wealth in development on massive restoration projects. because these historic cities very often are concentrations of the ultra poor. he turned the derby into a procession. _ epsom derby winner shergar. aga khan's charitable foundation says that peacefully in portugal surrounded by family. time to expect t

this might be the be the most exciting herculaneum by all appearances today, this will be the first earlierever field of study it's in. and i just love that sort of connection with whoever collected them, whoever wrote them, whoever rolled packed inside this small scroll are ten metres letter and decipher every word, opening a new window onto the classical age. rebecca morelle, bbc news. there is lot on all our stories on the bbc website and the news app. goodbye. hello, there. a few changes weather—wise now as we head through but how did this happen? well, here goes tuesday's rain clearing away to allow of the week, but the milder air has been swept away — marked in yellow — to be replaced by colder conditions, marked in blue here. now, still some scattered showers across north—west elsewhere, a lot of sunshine around — best through the morning, with more cloud developing a lot lighter further south. away like a stone. those temperatures will drop below freezing and there will be a widespread frost for thursday morning. particularly across england and wales — they'll slowly lift just a lit

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was in fact yellow under dolley madison the red color was introduced illogical dates in egypt and herculaneumit's very sculptural rnfurniture in that sense the back of the furniture would've been that style in her lifetime also the fact that two of the most interesting objects in the room or the bust of martin van here in. and the pictures of his daughter-in-law angelica had the Ãpainted into the background. the fact that dolley madison is connected to that story years and years later president dan buren was inaugurated in 1937. president madison , died the ye before and she moved back to washington and she was the most important woman in washington. president van buren was out whatever. dolley madison introduced angelica to her husband to be which was the president's eldest son and she became the hostess to the white house. enter the chain of first lady even if she was strictly a life largely as a result of dolley madison doing a little matchmaking. >> directly east of dolley madison starting as the blue room of the house and she stands here in the late afternoon of august 24, 1814 dinner wa

loaded with the motifs that came out of napoleonic and the archeological digs in, egypt and at herculaneumy, the sphinx figures and classical figures and sea serpents and dolphins, things that were introduced to the furniture. so it's very sculptural furniture in that sense. the fact that, again, the furniture would have been that style in her lifetime. i think also the fact that two of the most interesting art objects in the room are the the bust of martin van buren, the white marble by hiram powers and the portrait of his daughter in law, angela yeah, that has the white marble bust painted into the background. and the fact that dolley is connected to that story years and years later. i mean, when president van buren was inaugurated in 1837, president madison had died the year before, and she had moved back to washington, and she was the most important woman in washington. and president van buren was a widower. dolley madison basically introduced angelica, her husband, to be, which was the president's eldest son. and so she became the de facto hostess of the white house. and so entered th