he when did you first come across jonathan miller? was an extraordinary moment, and jonathan was, there wasjonathan miller, alan bennett, peter cook, they were in an extraordinary partnership, and the thing that jonathan was, extraordinary partnership, and the thing thatjonathan was, its a difficult word to find. he was a polymath, that's what people call him, but he was an extraordinary all—rounder. there he is, a comedian, a stand—up comedian in the early days, and then very rapidly he also, his passion in biology and medicine, he was a very good friend of oliver sacks, who wrote the man who sought his wife as a hat,... we are also talking about the passing of clive james. they were of similar characters. here was another man in clive james through turned that intellect to comedy. yes, i can hardly believe that today has happened. i'vejust hardly believe that today has happened. i've just heard about clive in the last few minutes. yes, obviously clive had come over from australia and had come with that moment, barry humphries and ger

the brighter and broadcaster jonathan miller has has died. — i‘m holly hamilton. coming up on tonight‘s programme. can the champions of europe make it through to the last 16 as liverpool welcome napoli while chelsea are at valencia. one year on from his diagnosis —

the brighter and broadcaster jonathan miller has has died. the brighter and broadcasterjonathan miller has died at the age of 85. # clive james the brighter and broadcaster has died. now time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme. can the champions of europe make it through to the last 16 as liverpool welcome napoli while chelsea are at valencia. one year on from his diagnosis — we speak to manchester united's max taylor about his battle with testicular cancer. my my mind was running 100 miles an hour, what is next? will i play football again? will i be alive? will i be alive? "two teams, joining for one common purpose" — why europe's struggling women's golf circuit isjoining forces with the lpga. also coming up in the programme... he's a three time grand slam champion, a former world number one and overcome major surgery — but how will andy murray cope in our escape room? just watch the hip, 0k? do you trust me? go for it. wow! hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening and wel

opera singing. jonathan miller directing the opera don pasquale in florence.he back and then go, "hello". he was one of the world's great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook, and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. it's success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come back. right you are. goodbye, perkins. god, i wish i was going too. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. hold your tongue. i won't! off with her head! he moved into television, making films like this 1960s acid trip vers

here's jonathan miller directing don pasquale.ny parts, he was a broadcaster, writer, sculptor and intellectual and he could have been a neurologist... ..were it not for beyond the fringe. sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's ok, sir. the war‘s not going very well, you know. oh, my god! he was a newly qualified doctor when hejoined the ground—breaking satirical review, which also starred alan bennett, peter cook and dudley moore. the show‘s success was huge and miller's medical career never recovered. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. laughter. if you prick us, do we not bleed? he went on to direct plays, including laurence olivier in the merchant of venice. a bit more clarity... strident, sometimes rude — he became a big beast of english theatre. itjust needs to be a little more clarified. he was brilliant, he was mercurial! he could bite, as well. you know, he said to a group of actors, he said, "you know, it's not yourjob to be anybody. it's yourjob to make an audience think that you're somebody." a

i would interview many of his friends, jonathan miller and tom gone the poet and things like this.a certain point i got ready to write, now i should read the book. he was getting to the end of his tenure blockage and finally the book was getting ready to publish and i went off for a summer and indexed my notes that i had thousands of pages of notes it was 250 pages long it was going to be one of those three-part new yorker series we used to have in those days. i was about 75 pages into it and he asked me to stop. he couldn't deal with the sexuality being talked about. at that point in his life felt that the fact that he was homosexual was a blight by his existence. he hoped that it didn't contaminate his science he tried very hard to keep that from happening he had been celibate it had no bearing at all. i agreed with him that it didn't except that you really code, although it didn't affect his directly his own attitude toward it was filled with the kind of things that allow them to empathize with other people and be part of the community i just said there's no way i could write. a

coming up from tpm, we will be remembering gary rhodes and jonathan miller.hat is happening today. persistent rain is working its way into eastern england. lengthy downpours. rain for the far north of scotland. northern ireland not looking too bad. often cloudy with occasional bright spells coming through. temperatures for most of us, 10—13dc. into the night time, the area of rain will be more persistent over a chunk of yorkshire, lincolnshire and northumberland. that could be localised problems with surface water flooding. rain localised problems with surface waterflooding. rain will localised problems with surface water flooding. rain will be heavy and persistent over southern areas of scotland. for the rest of us, some summer of scotland. for the rest of us, some summer is coming and going. the area of low pressure bringing the rain begins to move away into the continent on thursday. as it does so, we start to get the northerly winds brought in behind us weather front. for thursday, winds brought in behind us weather front. forthursday, it's a winds brough

the times has a photo of clive james and jonathan miller, i confess, two zeros in my household and myise them, really. it'sjust extraordinary. huge losses. when the news broke of clive james' death this afternoon some people in the office, younger people, asked who he was which is incredibly heartbreaking for those of us who remember the amazing tv they made. the ride, dried humour, these japanese torture programmes. he is a brilliant intellectual, a poet. translated italian dante. the sydney opera house is a national symbol, and anyway he was. we were lucky to have them. sirjonathan miller, a doctor's daughter, he was always held up to me. he had the skills as a medic and opera and theatre and the whole light. he was known as a renaissance man. it's just the whole light. he was known as a renaissance man. it'sjust amazing tale nt renaissance man. it'sjust amazing talent to have talent in one area is quite a lucky thing, but having it in so many is remarkable. a polymath. exactly. ithink in so many is remarkable. a polymath. exactly. i think you a lwa ys polymath. exactly. i think you

jonathan miller directing the opera don pasquale in florence. great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook, and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. it's success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come back. right you are. goodbye, perkins. god, i wish i was going too. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. hold your tongue. i won't! off with her head! he moved into television, making films like this 19605 acid trip version of alice in wonderland. if you prick us, do we not

here‘s jonathan miller directing don pasquale.t... ..were it not for beyond the fringe. sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's ok, sir. the war‘s not going very well, you know. oh, my god! he was a newly qualified doctor when he joined the groundbreaking satirical revue, which also starred alan bennett, peter cook and dudley moore. the show‘s success was huge and miller‘s medical career never recovered. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. laughter. if you prick us, do we not bleed? he went on to direct plays, including laurence olivier in the merchant of venice. a bit more clarity... strident, sometimes rude — he became a big beast of english theatre. itjust needs to be a little more clarified. he was brilliant, he was mercurial! he could bite, as well. you know, he said to a group of actors, he said, "you know, it's not yourjob to be anybody. it's yourjob to make an audience think that you're somebody." and somebody said, "what if i don't agree with you, jonathan?" and he said, "change your profession." o

jonathan miller directing the opera don pasquale in florence.ck and then go, "hello". he was one of the world's great opera directors, an accomplished theatre director, a television presenter, a humorist, an artist and sculptor, an all—round intellectual, and a lapsed medic. perkins, sorry to drag you away from the fun, old boy. that's all right, sir. the war is not going very well, you know. oh, my god! his life changed in 1960 when the trainee doctor was invited to join the cast of beyond the fringe — the ground—breaking satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook and dudley moore. i want you to lay down your life. yes, sir. we need a futile gesture at this stage. its success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller's medical career never recovered. don't come back. right you are. goodbye, perkins. god, i wish i was going too. goodbye, sir. or is it au revoir? no, perkins. hold your tongue. i won't! off with her head! he moved into television, making films like this 1960s acid trip version of

jonathan miller directing the opera, don pasquale, in florence.d satirical revue also starred alan bennett, peter cook and dudley murphy. we need a futile gesture at this stage... its success was immense. it transferred from edinburgh to london and then to new york. miller‘s medical career never recovered. goodbye, perkins, god, iwish i medical career never recovered. goodbye, perkins, god, i wish i was going to goodbye, sir... hold your tongue! i will not! was meant he moved into television, making films like the 60s ousted trip version of alice in wonderland. if you prick us, do we not bleed? soon, he was directing plays as well, including lawrence olivia less is a six year‘s shylock. —— mike laurence blood vessels, heart and in testing... he presented a medical series on television and said his training as a doctor helped his work with actors. i had been taught to look for the small details by means of which the doctor infers what might be wrong, little tiny details of how people carry themselves, how they talk. these negligible details which y

pictured is the broadcaster clive james and poet jonathan miller, whose deaths were annouced yesterdayngs believes a hung parliament is a very real possibility. he reportedly fears complacency could cost the conservatives a majority at the election. the mirror is leading on the conservative party document that labour says is the proof the nhs will play a part in future trade negotiations with the united states. the same story also leads the guardian. the paper notes borisjohnson vigorously denies the health service is up for sale. you picked out some stories from the back pages for us. just one story, really, the champions league last night. most of the back pages have both liverpool and chelsea's results from last night. if we show you the mirror, love is not enough, quite a nice headline, that is because of lovren, equalising for liverpool, but not enough, because they needed to win to get through to the last 16. they play salzburg next. moving onto daily mail, they have a picture of klopp not looking happy, he was given a yellow card for shouting at the referee, because he was so up

have spent a bit of time studying the law and order and criminal minds and i've seen barney miller and jonathanfer hart and max, the butler. i know the president is not going to testify. i know this. because i've watched the shows. and i know that you know it. and i know that you know that he knows it. but my question is does he know that you know that he knows it? i'm not sure he does. i don't know that he knows that. if he doesn't know that you and i know that he knows he isn't going to ever testify, then he must think we are all idiots. i mean, he's played this, gee, i really want to testify game before. maybe he doesn't remember, which is scary, but everyone else remembers. it was just back in the mueller investigation. >> i would love to speak. i would love to. nobody wants to speak more than me. >> would you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it actually. >> are you more likely to set an interview? >> my lawyers are working on that. i always wanted to do an interview. >> i would love to spe

jonathan bennett. >> yes, i do. >> welcome back to cbs this morning. i am with michelle miller. .iving. >> this morning in our eye on earth series, we'll explore how changing the environment is affecting the production of the popular wine prosecco. epr:te changes threenin ions of prosecco. extreme weather is posing problems for his vineyard. >> when it is raining, it is raining very much. pro prosecco should have low acidity. >> reporter: so thomas is testing new techniques and letting italian government scientist diego. >> reporter: toe mahomas shows grapes that's burnt on the grind. it can produce different aromas and flavors. >> the vine is very sensitive to temperatures. >> repteer, ey're hearing from wine makers who are planting at higher elevations and >> why do you blame climate change? >> because the soil is more the same and the variety is more of the same and so everything we are discovering now is depending on climate. >> reporter: making some adjustments like cutting back foliage to stop photo synthsis. >> it changes the character of wine and place. as climate change c

jonathan lemire. the host of the politics nation and president of the national action network, reverend al sharpton. nbc news correspondent heidi preside, and matt miller. and historian and author of soul of america and roth jer's professor at vanderbilt university jon meacham is with us. joe, it all started in open testimony yesterday, what a day. >> well, anybody that was expecting a repeat of the testimony of robert mueller would have been surprised by what happened yesterday. we had some new revelations, some pretty shocking revelations, and also, though, mainly a lot of steady testimony that continues to blowholes in the republicans and the white house's defense. so we'll get to that in a little bit. it is something, though, how republicans are chasing their tails and coming up with laughable defenses that will, once again, be proven false in the coming days. >> the revelation from yesterday's impeachment hearing that directly implicates president trump in the ukraine scandal. it came from ambassador bill taylor who testified alongside state department official george kent in the probe's first public hearing yesterday. during his opening statement