i'm joanna gosling.n foreign holidays beyond the 17th of may, but the travel industry is confident that foreign travel will be possible this summer. portugal, spain, greece, croatia, those are the markets where we are pretty confident, just looking at the figures that are coming through, that people will be able to travel to. lockdown restrictions ease further in wales today — gyms and swimming pools are reopening and two households can now meet indoors. britain's foreign secretary, dominic raab, will meet the us secretary of state, anthony blinken, on his first visit to london since joe biden became president. the pair will discuss transatlantic relations at an in—person g7 meeting. sporting and politicialfigures have condemned the violence against police during a protest at old trafford yesterday. when you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans hurting police officers, when you get fans smashing glass

sarcoma carry—on faiza and i will come back to you joanna. i will come back to you joanna.up for a year, the best years of their lives and of course way in which the vaccine will that has been which the vaccine will that has been which come you know largely fair that they have not got the vaccines. and now there's this issue with that astrazeneca vaccine which unfortunately hasn't played with all kinds of issues. some of them built up kinds of issues. some of them built up ijy kinds of issues. some of them built up by the eu for instance. and there is this alternative of vaccines being of her nose young people and it would really be about how quickly and how much reserves we have of the pfizer vaccine and moderna to get young people vaccinated, because they certainly will want to have a lot of fun after the year they have had. , ., , ., lot of fun after the year they have had. , .,y ., , . had. the story said that effective “oint had. the story said that effective joint committee _ had. the story said that effective joint committee is _ had. the story said that effective |

over phone: don't get stuck answering the phone, joanna. you're a poet.which salinger befriends joanna over the phone and encourages her to concentrate on her writing, despite margaret's fierce insistence that she must never telljerry that she's a writer. there are echoes of the master—slave relationship at the heart of the devil wears prada, although this has none of the bite of that acerbic novel—turned—film. instead, it settles for something more twee — a nostalgic world observed with dewy—eyed wonder by character who, although based on real life, never seems real. is it on? but weaver has fun as the imperious grande dame who cannot abide computers and whose withering look is worth the price of admission. it's in cinemas now. a decade ago, saw sd, the seventh film in the torture—packed franchise, promised to be the final instalment. fat chance. after 2017's jigsaw, we now have a ninth movie, portentously entitled spiral from the book of saw. what is that? "play me." hello, detective banks. directed by darren lynn bousman, who held episodes two, three a

joanna, do you want to talk us through this?onomy, what do you make of it? well basically the bank of england is saying _ well basically the bank of england is saying that we are expected to see a _ is saying that we are expected to see a bounce back into the economy. they were _ see a bounce back into the economy. they were predicting that it would come _ they were predicting that it would come more so next year initially. i think_ come more so next year initially. i think will— come more so next year initially. i think will be — come more so next year initially. i think will be good for everybody to have some — think will be good for everybody to have some kind of good news especially for businesses and that everybody has been vaccinated, now that people are starting to go out a lot more _ that people are starting to go out a lot more i— that people are starting to go out a lot more. i think this is welcome news _ lot more. i think this is welcome news that— lot more. i think this is welcome news that everybody needs. in terms

joining us with more on this story is joanna singer. with bitcoin, relative to other cryptocurrencies? because the move has really been dramatic. i think it was 70%, i read in the story this morning at the beginning of the. i now bitcoin only represents 50% of the crypto market cap. joanna: right. other clients have really caught up with bitcoin. and bitcoin did so well for years now, ti's been what everyone thinks of us crypto. but now that people are starting to be familiar with the asset class and say, ok, i'm in bitcoin or looking at bitcoin. what else is there? they're looking at things like ether, the never two -- number two currency. and then don't coin, which started out -- doge coin, which started out as a joke, soared this year. matt: why has ether been so popular? doge i get, because it's a fun joke and it's super cheap. anybody can go in and buy it, so anybody has. you can use it to go to mavericks games, which is awesome. but it's only,", worth 50 bullet only, in quotes, with $50 billion. what's behind ether's gains? joanna

let's get more context with joanna austinger.is it that is competing so aggressively with bitcoin? reporter: you have ether, the second-biggest token, which today hit a record. bitcoin hit a record, about $64,000, a few weeks ago, and it has struggled since then. then you have bytedance coined that is doing well, and even doge coin, a cryptocurrency that started as a joke, has been soaring. manus: i love what charlie mungo had to say. i don't welcome the currency, which is useful for kidnappers. that is his opinion, not mine. it is a currency created out of thin air. he said, there are hundreds of thousands of people watching this who own bitcoin and probably two who are short. it is still a very popular cryptocurrency. but why is ehter stealing the -- why is ether stealing the coin? reporter: they are benefiting from of you things. we have trends like decentralized finance that are really coming up, the non-fundable tokens that everyone has been talking about for the art world. that is based on the etherium network. they had som

. >> joanna, the adl sent a letter to the white house.t action do you want the president to take? yes, he's calling these things despicable, reprehensible, wants them to stop. but what do you want him to do? >> in each moment in which we see this anti-semitic incident take place across the country, we need our leaders to use their bully pulpit to speak out vociferously, directly and immediately to denounce this type of hate. we welcomed the tweet today from president biden, but we issued a letter over the weekend, along with four other jewish organizations asking biden to forcibly speak out against this growing trend. we need leaders as we've seen in the previous administration when there is a vacuum, when we have leaders who are not willing to use their voice to create guardrails of what is acceptable in this country. it allows hate to fester. and until then where he will continue to have a problem here in this country. and so we ask president biden use your voice. appoint an ambassador at large to monitor and combat anti-semitism. re-es

joanna: exactly.d because at this point there are usually two separate transactions, one is an exchange of you on -- yuan and the other is an exchange of crypto. it is hard to tell how much crypto there is. if you look at the stable coin tether, it is used from any things, but in the test -- test when he four hours -- in the past 24 hours it has done four times the amount of bitcoin. haslinda: the focus basically on how volatile the space has been. how are chinese retail trailer -- traders handling the volatility? joanna: some of them seem to be taking it in stride. the yuan to tether exchange rate did dip for a while and it has recouped a little bit. there are people who are saying this is par for the course, we are in it for the ride. but people in china need to keep in mind that crypto is very volatile. if you get into it, you can have really big ups and downs. rishaad: joanna also injured joining us -- ossinger from singapore. our next guest remains committed to investing in this asset class. he h

. >> joanna was taking her son aidan to kindergarten in orange, california when somebody shot at her car. >> a car cut me off abruptly. i heard a really loud noise, and my son said ow. and i had to pull over. and he got shot. >> aidan was sitting in his booster seat when a bullet went through the trunk of their car and hit him. a manhunt is now under way for the shooter. >> i was taking him to school. he had just finished his breakfast and someone killed him. >> new numbers highlight the growing impact of gun violence on children across america. so far this year 119 children ages 11 and under have been killed. 276 wounded. and for kids ages 12-17, those numbers increase to 469 killed. and more than 1100 wounded. in minneapolis, $30,000 in reward money is being offered to help investigators solve three separate shootings involving children. a 10 year old boy and 9-year-old girl have been hospitalized after getting hit by stray bullets, and 6-year-old aniya allen tragically dying last week when they got caught in the crossfire of a nearby shooting. back in california, joanna is demandi

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cheryl: joanna, was this your idea or was it both of you?tely came up with it originally. yeah. cheryl: there's a big market out there for this, for these off-road vehicles. why do you think that is, chris? >> it gets you out of the house. gets you out in the wild. so everybody likes being outside. they're getting bigger, better, faster and, people are just like being outside. so it gets them out there, and they get to go fast which is what i like doing anyway. cheryl: i think a lot of people do, i agree with you. -- not so much. joanna, chris, to either of you, which can answer this, tell us what is going on in west virginia? because the state is basically paying people to come in. you can work remote. i'm assuming real estate prices there are probably fairly affordable compared to other nearby states. what is going on in that state in your opinion? >> you know that. >> well there is a lot to do in west virginia. you know, atv riding, whitewater rafting, hiking. it is beautiful here. i think with all the covid people are trying to find ways

still over a year later, we haven't seen justice. >> i'm wondering if you can pull that thread that joannare on this show as well across the country that oppose the expansion of trans rights and whether you see a link to the violence that is being put upon the trans community. >> yeah. i do see a link. these bills, similarly to the ones in the united states, are linked to the ongoing decivilization we have been going through as we become more visible. they have come out to attack us. fundamentalists and conservative groups have come out stronger against our basic rights and trying to use the defense of defending our children or females in sports to try to use this to validate to try to pass the bills. they have yet to pass. but the fact that they are being brought up now in puerto rican congress rings a lot of alarm bells and worries me in how the public is perceiving the trans people that are currently among the most in danger on this island for violence and how we have yet to be attended properly. >> joanna, do you have any reason to feel optimistic? what are you anticipated, for example

for more than a decade joanna loved nursing. >> it was a true calling.g. >> reporter: last year when the pandemic year, the colorado nurse's love of nursing was tested. >> you are seeing someone scared and suffering. you are not able to be present with them. because you are so overworked. you either numb out or you are crying. >> reporter: in february, weary of a lack of ppe and grueling schedules, joanna left. she's not alone. according to a poll, three in ten health care workers weighed leaving the profession and six in ten say the pandemic burned them out. in new york, there was a 400% increase in nurses looking for new jobs. a recent yale school of public health survey founds a quarter of health care workers are showing signs of ptsd. to address burnout, these two started nurses anonymous, a national nurse support group. >> what burnout is looking like is acute anxiety when you walk into the hospital and experiencing paralyzing fear. >> reporter: on tuesdays, they lead nurses through a group zoom call. >> we talk about problems we are experiencing at

— thanjust jamie bhatti, andy murray and joanna konta.e for the monaco grand prix. it was a pretty lively session, with the lead constantly changing hands. perez used the fastest �*soft�* tyres for his best lap. he wasjust quicker than carlos sainz in the ferrari, followed by max verstappen in the other red bull. lewis hamilton's mercedes was down in fifth. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you very much, jane. the boss of easyjet has defended people who want to travel to amber list countries — such as spain and italy — saying it is "absolutely legal". it comes after the government advised people not to go to those countries on holiday. ceo johan lundgren told my colleague ramzan karmali that the uk risks falling behind other european countries, if it fails to operate a "data—based " approach to opening up travel: we have been very supportive of this risk—based approach, of having different countries being in different buckets depending on the risk they represent and the r

that's all from me and the team, joanna, bye for now.g on a beach in merseyside. police said two men aged 20 and a 16—year—old boy were taken to hospital by air ambulance after what they call an unprovoked attack on formby beach yesterday evening. detectives have appealed for anyone on the beach who witnessed the attack to come forward. france has tightened restrictions on travel from the uk, to try to stop the spread of the variant of coronavirus first identified in india. new rules came into force at midnight, meaning british tourists will not be allowed in. france is currently listed as an "amber" destination by the uk government, which advises against travel there. meanwhile, the european commission says that all eu countries can gradually ease travel measures over the summer as the number of covid—19 vaccinations continues to rise. eu leaders revealed plans to harmonise travel measures across the bloc, including allowing fully vaccinated people to move around without the need for testing or quarantines when travelling from one eu co

joanna is in singapore. let's start with that meeting.ake us through what came out of that. >> when musk tweeted that he was no longer enamored with it because of the energy, he did say we need to find a way to make it less consumptive of fossil fuels. he did not say i'm out forever. he did say let's see about this and of course, bitcoin was already rising when the news about this meeting came out but it looks like they have put together a bitcoin mining group and some of this might be sort of face-saving, trying to do damage control by the miners but it looks like they are going to try to report how they use renewables and where they use renewables. it might be making the industry a bit more transparent and thinking about it a little bit more. there's so many miners all around the world this looks like it's just one part of them and maybe some of the bigger ones so you have a ton of mining in china that is possibly not doing this at this point and you have all sorts of other places that might not, but it looks like it is a start. >> you

over phone: don't get stuck answering the phone, joanna. you're a poet.choes of the master—slave relationship at the heart of the devil wears prada, although this has none of the bite of that acerbic novel—turned—film. instead, it settles for something more twee — a nostalgic world observed with dewy—eyed wonder by character who, although based on real life, never seems real. is it on? but weaver has fun as the imperious grande dame who cannot abide computers and whose withering look is worth the price of admission. it's in cinemas now. a decade ago, saw 3d, the seventh film in the torture—packed franchise, promised to be the final instalment. fat chance. after 2017's jigsaw, we now have a ninth movie, portentously entitled spiral: from the book of saw. what is that? "play me." hello, detective banks. directed by darren lynn bousman, who held episodes two, three and four, this new chapter stars chris rock, promising to do for the saw franchise what 48 hours did for buddy cop movies. he's zeke, a wisecracking detective whose dad, played by samuel ljackson,

. >> shannon: this is a perfect example, they are going after chip and joanna gaines.his today, what? so this is the headline from "the hill." chip and joanna gains, it doesn't sound positive risk but listen they come after them before because of the church they go to end the beliefs and the serviceman stomach sermons that the pastor has preached. actual story without hysterical headlines. chip keynes donates a thousand dollars to the sister school board campaign. i feel like this is the quickest reverse of cancel culture and history. >> sisters school a thousand dollars. the critical cancel theory i'm with them on that, but the story is $1,000 he gave to his sister running for a school board appear that is it. they tried to make it a thing because they are seen as conservative, i guess. i don't even know whom i will be on us. if critical race theory you might be deemed conservative. absolutely ridiculous with the hypocrisy and the media going one side and it is ridiculous. >> shannon: tell that to joe joe, that's all it got to say. sean voight, somebody in hollywood,

the oversight board's decision adds fuel to the raging debate joanna sterne is the "wall street journal" senior personal technology columnist did this fail? >> i think executives can't be feeling too happy. they wanted to kick the can down the road and now the can is back with them. now they have to make this decision, which they didn't want to make. they have sixmonths to make it i don't think facebook thinking it's as much of a success. >> if he runs again oris going to buy political 5ds, facebook could make millions, maybe there's a part of them that really wants it back. >> that's mark zuckerberg's whole reason for not wanting to make the decision. they want to run the company and don't want to make decisions with that purview. that's why they have this independent board and they should give us guidance on making those decisions they certainly gave some guidance there was some very scathing quotes in the report which were basically saying facebook needs to take responsibility that's what this group hired by facebook is saying, you guys take responsibility. >> serve prominent conserv

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. >> in february, weary of a lack of ppe and grueling schedules, joanna left bedside nursing.eaving the profession. there was a 400% increase of nurses looking for jobs. >> and signs of ptsd. they started nurses anonymous, a national nurses support group. >> it looks like acute anxiety when you walk into the hospital and experiencing paralyzing fear. >> on tuesday evenings they lead nurses through a group zoom call. >> we talk about problems we are experiencing at work, feelings of anxiety we may be having and how to cope with these feelings. >> nobody wants to stop taking care of people. they just don't want to feel horrible while they do it. >> it is warned that nurse burnout can lead to life or death mistakes including chart errors, even administering medication to the wrong patient. now joanna back in colorado hopes they address nurse burnout before it's too late. >> an exhausted nurse is not a safe nurse unless there are some changes, tangible changes, we are going to see this get worse. >> nurses are hoping that hospital administrators and legislators will hear them. the

the radio upfront aiden's mother joanna clone.ng her son to school friday morning driving northbound on the 55 freeway a done in the back seat. like so many trips before northbound. >> 55 freeway shut down for about 2 have filed. authorities say the road rage incident unfolded after a white sedan cut off cloonan near the chapman off-ramp in the city of orange. clinton says a woman was driving the white car. a man in the passenger seat. >> moments later, someone opened fire a single bullet went through the trunk striking a ton in the back. by the time help arrived. it was too late. >> she's not well either. >> she just keeps crying for him. my baby. my baby then keeps yelling for him. >> family now offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or suspects in this case. >> we don't really have a number yet. we're hoping maybe 15,000 the start. we want to make sure that we have enough funds for all the healing of the families need with the trauma or anything else. thank you so much from the bottom our hear

the radio upfront aiden's mother joanna cloned it was taking her son to school friday morning driving northbound on the 55 freeway a done in the back seat. like so many trips before northbound. >> 55 freeway shut down for about 2 have filed. authorities say the road rage incident unfolded after a white sedan cut off cloonan near the chapman off-ramp in the city of orange. clinton says a woman was driving the white car. a man in the passenger seat. >> moments later, someone opened fire a single bullet went through the trump striking a ton in the back. by the time help arrived. it was too late. >> she's not well either. >> she just keeps crying for him. my baby. my baby just keeps yelling for him. >> family now offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect or suspects in this case. >> we don't really have a number yet. we're hoping maybe 15,000 the start. we want to make sure that we have enough funds for all the healing of the families need with the trauma or anything else. thank you so much from the bottom our hearts. you are grieving as well. and joanna re

. >> reporter: joanna cloonan was taken aiden to early in the morning, driving along the i-55 freeway when the white sedan. >> i was driving on the freeway, and there was a car behind me that cut me off abruptly. i was in the carpool lane with my son, and as i started to merge away from them, i heard a really loud noise, and my son said, ow, and i had to pull over, and he got shot. >> reporter: officials say it's unclear what sparked this incident, but say the bullet went through the trunk hitting the toddler in a back booster seat. joanna frantically trying to save her child. >> i pulled over and i took him out of the car, and i -- i tried to put my hand on his wounds while calling 911 because he was losing a lot of blood. >> reporter: aidan dying a short while later. >> he sang all the time, and the children at the preschool, everybody loved him. >> he's a once in a lifetime kid. >> i miss him, and the person that did this can't get away with it. >> reporter: you can see the growing memorial behind me. i was out here yesterday. people who were complete strangers were coming to give

. >> reporter: joanna cloonan says her 6-year-old aden was strapped to his booster seat in the back seat on their way to pre-kindergarten when a car in orange cut her off. >> i heard a -- a loud noise, and i heard my son say "ow. and he had been shot >> reporter: in a fit of road rage, a shot pierced the vehicle's trunk, striking aden >> i tried to save him, but he's losing a lot of blood >> reporter: the 6-year-old who had just celebrated his birthday did not survive. investigators shutting down and scouring the freeway for clues, tightlipped on what leads, if any, they have in their manhunt for a female driver and male passenger in a white volkswagen that sped away in recent years, aaa says there's been roughly 30 murders a year from road rage. investigators are asking anyone with dash cam video to step forward. aiden's family is now offering a $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest a family already paying an unimaginable toll >> we all loved him so much >> reporter: miguel almaguer, nbc news, orange, california >>> a digital cover-up causing outrage tonight among stude

. >> reporter: joanna cloonan was taking her young sid aiden to kindergarten, driving on the 55 freeway near the city of orange when she says another vehicle cut her off. >> as i was merging away from the carpool lane i heard a loud noise and i heard my son say ow and he had been shot. >> shots fired northbound 55 from chapman. we're getting a report that there was a child that has been shot in the back. >> a bullet had come through the trunk striking aiden in his booster seat. >> and i tried to save him by calling 911 he was losing a lot of blood. >> reporter: aiden was taken to children's hospital and did not survive. he had just celebrated his sixth birthday days earlier. >> the last time i saw him was when he came over to my house and we were watching a movie, eating ice cream cones and it broke my heart to find out that he died. >> reporter: cloonan said she was cut off by a white volkswagen by a female driver and a maem in the passenger seat. investigators combed the freeway for clues and are now asking the public for help. >> you were driving by and saw something that was not rig

women and entertainment power 100 list some include regina king who made her debut as a director also joannafirst producer credit for the documentary called "all in, the fight for democracy. also on the list former first lady michelle obama and meghan markle who have new projects with netflix and spotify. >>> the u.s. post tecal service paying tribute to yogi berra as part of a forever stamp collection berra won an mlb record 10 year record and was enshrined in 1972 thpride ofe >>> i'll get to see grandmother more, my cousins. >> i'm very happy for my teenager. >> it's been really tough on her staying at home. >> no reservations at all. >> right now at 4:30 in just a matter of hours vaccinations for kids 12 and older start across the bay area. coming up helping you figure out where, when, and how to access those shots. it's thursday morning and "today in the bay" starts right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we'll get to all things vacci

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hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: the fight against coronavirus steps up a gear with england's largest mass vaccination centre opening, with the potential to give 15,000 doses in one day. it comes amid warnings from some scientists that the final stage of unlocking in england — due onjune 21st — should be delayed by a few weeks. the government says its taking things "one step at a time". a temporary ban on bailiff—enforced evictions, introduced in england at the start of the pandemic, comes to an end. china announces that families can now have three children — up from the current limit of two — as data shows a steep decline in the number of births. 0pposition politicians in israel continue their talks and look close to a deal, which would end the premiership of benjamin netanyahu. people flock to beaches on bank holiday monday, on the hottest day of the year so far. now on bbc news, clive myrie and adina campbell report on the global impact of george floyd's death. and a warning — there are some images

. >> reporter: aidan's mother joanna cloonan said she was driving her son to kindergarten friday morning along thiswh posa voswagen, cut her e said sroceee someone in the sedan shot at her car. the bullet went through the trunk and hit aidan in the stomach while he sat in his booster in the back seat. he said, "mommy, my tummy hurts!" so she went and she picked him up, and he was bleeding on her. she had blood on her clothes. and then he started turning blue, and that was the last time that my mom saw him alive. >> reporter: aidan's mom says a female driver and a male passenger were involved in this deadly case of road rage. >> i want to find them and i want there are to be justice to be served for my son. >> reporter: tonight, police say they're tracking down several leads. aidan had just turned six and there are birthday balloons here at his growing memorial. norah. >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. as america reopens, we have seen an explosion in violence-- more than 200 mass shootings this year alone. this past weekend, at least 75 people were injured in 13 mass shootings

. >> reporter: joanna croonin is living a mother's worst nightmare.the backseat of her car, struck by a bullet in a road rage incident. >> i want them to pay for what they've done. >> reporter: heartbreaking, she's sharing the details of the horrifying ordeal in hopes to catch the perpetrators. >> there was a male driver and female in the passenger seat. it felt very aggressive from the start. >> reporter: she says the vehicle cut her off before the gun shot. >> as i was emerging away from the carpool lane i heard a loud noise, and i heard my son say "ow." >> a bullet entering the vehicle through the trunk, striking aiden, who was sitting in a booster seat. >> he had been shot, and i tried to save him while calling 911, but he was losing a lot of blood. >> aiden was pronounced dead after being taken to a nearby hospital. authorities continue asking the public for help. >> if you see something that's not right, call it in. >> reporter: as investigators work the case and search for clues, a memorial for aiden sits over his shooting. >> having that taken

he's still in custody. joanna, who has been tracking this story. joe, what do we know about this case? while the security guards name is mark on the dolly, as you said, a canyon. and one of the many foreign workers who make up the vast majority of guitars population and before his arrest, the dalai globe under the pen name, noah about migrant workers in katara. on may, 5th, a category official conformed to all desert that quote. but ali was taken into custody and placed under investigation for violating catan security laws and regulations over no details were given on his whereabouts at his well being or whether or not he had access to a lawyer. in the absence of those details, what do we know about what he was blogging about? well, according to human rights groups, amnesty international. but ali was quote on the front line of the fight to reform guitars, labor laws, and his blogs focused on issues like long working hours, low wages, poor working conditions unsuitable accommodation. again, at this stage, we do not know whether or not his arrest was

. >> reporter: joanna cloonan says a woman was driving the white car with a man in the passenger seat>> and i want to find them and i want there to be justice to be served for my son. >> reporter: david, you can see the memorial growing behind me, just above the freeway here. people continuing to come to honor aiden's life. and now his family is offering a $50,000 reward for anyone who has information that could lead to an arrest. david? >> all right, kaylee hartung in california tonight. kaylee, thank you. >>> that case part of a staggering number of deadly shootings across the u.s. since just friday. i want to bring in our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. and pierre, there's been a real surge in gun violence across the u.s. i don't need to tell you that, you cover this. but we know the numbers are really staggering. 130 people killed within just 72 hours? >> reporter: that's right, david. more than 13 kleed t hours. at a house party in new jersey on saturday, two people killed, 12 shot in another mass shooting. law enforcement officials today are calling it a targe

pieces british film diva joan collins russian ballet dancer sergei pollution and british actress joanna lumley. i love working in an audience. i'm not very keen on being my own studio which is quite strange but i have to have positive thinking all the way through the 2 hours otherwise the sculpture doesn't work. in the year 2000 francis siegelman was commissioned to sculpt prince philip the queen herself followed in 2007 since then officially a boyle sculptor she has also immortalized prince charles and princess then in bronze. working with the queen was the absolute most amazing thing i've ever done it was incredible. she is such a lovely woman and obviously it was very nerve wracking because like i measure all the time and calipers and i had to get to hair and her face to get the measurements and i was very very. over the course of a year frances siegelman had 3 sessions with the queen at buckingham palace the bust was unveiled personally by her majesty in 2008. but she not only betrays nobility and celebrities she is also working on a series that means a lot to her since 2017 she's b