jonathan yeo _ face stands out beautifully. jonathan yeo said - face stands out beautifully.. i jonathan yeo said he aimed to face stands out beautifully. - jonathan yeo said he aimed to catch the life experiences of the king in the life experiences of the king in the portrait and he hoped people would see what he described as the humour, curiosity and humanity of the man. daniela relph, bbc news, buckingham palace. the premier leagues season ends on sunday — and once again it's going down to the final day. tonight's match at the tottenham hotspur stadium will be crucial in deciding the premiership. spurs versus manchester city and curiously, some spurs fans want their tem to lose. natalie pirks is there. so why are some tottenham fans going to be cheering on man city tonight? it isa it is a very bizarre situation unfolding. some spurs fans want to watch their side lose an all arsenal fans want their bitter rivals spurs to win. a win for tottenham tonight would make arsenal's first title in 20 years tantalisingly close. it would become theirs to lose on sunday in the final ma

the painter, jonathan yeo, talked about an unusual situation, jonathan yeo, talked about an unusualsituationwhich does not happen every day. that he has painted other famous does not happen every day. that he has painted otherfamous people like tony blair and is used to doing things. people will be struck by the sheer vividness, the scarlets quality, and it merges lots of traditional detail. he has a sword, military uniform, all of that sort of thing. i think this is the first official painted portrait since the coronation. we have had official photographs hung up in town halls, courts and hospitals but this is the first artistic impression of the king. i think initially it will go into a gallery and it will go into the drapers' hold, because they commissioned it. but in the short term it will be available to be seen by the public. term it will be available to be seen by the public— by the public. thank you for taking us throu~h by the public. thank you for taking us through that, _ by the public. thank you for taking us through that, stay _ by the public. thank you for taking us through tha

. >> and that is jonathan yeo's style. he's done tony blair, he's done barack obama, he's done all the celebrities you could name. and that is very much his distinctive style. it's got so much texture to the paintings. anyway, what do you think? gbnews.com forward slash usa is the place to message us this morning. first though, your very latest news with our anne armstrong. >> hello there. very good morning to you. it is 932. i'm aaron armstrong. the policing minister says new technology will help tackle knife crime. the government says it will invest £3.5 million to develop technologies, which could help police detect suspects carrying knives from a distance . just knives from a distance. just over half £1 million will be given to the met to fund four more vans equipped with live facial recognition cameras, police minister chris philp told gb news it will make our streets safer, the kind of technology that can make an enormous difference includes things like, knife scanning technology. >> i was seeing a demonstration just

his face stands out beautifully. jonathan yeo said he aimed to capture the life experiences of the king people would see what he described as the humour, curiosity and humanity of the man. daniela relph, bbc news, buckingham palace. and just before we go, we want to go back to the us secretary of state antony blinken visiting kyiv. after he'd finished his diplomatic mission, he went out to relax and ended up on stage, playing guitar, with a band in an underground bar. his choice of music — the neil young classic rockin�* in the free world. let's take a listen. # keep on rockin�* in the free world # keep on rockin�* in the free world. # there you go. the song was written in 1989, just before the fall of the berlin wall, which heralded the end of soviet domination of eastern europe. it was the only song mr blinken played with the band — who are called 19.99. a spokesman for the band said he was impressed by the secretary of state, saying he played well. that's all for now. to stay with bbc news. hello. we've some damp weather out there at the moment, and there's also some rain in the fore

so when i first saw it, i thought it was very typical jonathan yeo portrait , but it's jonathan yeo portrait's no two ways of mean, there's no two ways of describing it, apart from the fact that it's not the kind of thing that i'd want to have on my wall. i mean, it's eight feet tall and it's very striking . but tall and it's very striking. but what i've been surprised by is the initial reaction to it was that people who are, shall we say, conservative, more right wing, have liked it very much, whereas people on the left, perhaps more republican facing elements, have been rather dismissive . dismissive. >> i mean, that's that's interesting. you put a sort of a, a political context to it. i mean , i, yeah, that's very mean, i, yeah, that's very interesting . interesting. >> well, what was interesting is the guardian's art critic gave it one star, and it was it was a very funny review because first of all, he said how much he liked jonathan the artist personally. >> and then he laid into it. so i thought , this is nice. what on i thought, this is nice. what on earth he said about people he doe

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the portrait by british artist jonathan yeo was commissioned in 2020 to celebrate the then prince of's 50 years as a member of the drapers company. in 2022. in the drapers company. in 2022. in the new portrait, the king is depicted sword in hand with a butterfly landing on his shoulder. for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now back to michelle. >> thank you very much for that , >> thank you very much for that, tatiana. i am michelle dewberry and i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside my panel. the labour candidate for central suffolk and north ipswich, kevin craig, and the conservative peer in the house of lords, sean bailey . good evening gentlemen. bailey. good evening gentlemen. posh new title for you there. evening exciting times here, also, you know the drill . it's also, you know the drill. it's not just about us three. it's very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email gbviews@gbnews.com, or you can go

the portrait, by british artist jonathan yeo , was artist jonathan yeo, was commissioned in 2020 to celebrate the then prince of wales's 50 years as a member of the drapers company. in 2022. in the drapers company. in 2022. in the new portrait, the king is depicted sword in hand with a butterfly landing on his shoulder . butterfly landing on his shoulder. for butterfly landing on his shoulder . for the butterfly landing on his shoulder. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's go to gb news .com/ alerts. now wsfime go to gb news .com/ alerts. now it's time for headliners . it's time for headliners. >> thank you tatiana. hello and welcome to headliners, your run through the next day's news with three comedians. i'm leo carson. tonight i'm joined by paul cox , tonight i'm joined by paul cox, the people's gammon and jonathan coogan, the people's fish fingers. we don't know how he got that nickname. how are you both doing? >> really? well. thank you. >> really? well. thank you. >> how are you?

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the portrait was painted by british artist jonathan yeo. eventually it will be exhibited in drapers hall in london. there it is. the unveiling of the portrait comes just two weeks after charles returned to public duties, following his cancer diagnosis last month. buckingham palace said that the king's medical team is, quote, very encouraged by the progress of his recovery. the 78 day olympic torch relay continues across france, with a stop today on the mediterranean island of corsica. the relay passed through several famous towns mountain passes, including sites said to have been frequented by napoleon. 11,000 torchbearers have been chosen to carry the flame during a relay. around 60 french towns and cities, before finally arriving at the paris games. torch will light the olympic cauldron at the opening ceremony, which is on july 26th. very nice, pretty exciting. soon jessica will be there in paris as well. all right. coming up now at 6:00. we're live in oakland, where alameda county supervisors are set to date. yeah, i'll take this over. j

his name is, jonathan yeo.ow, and it took him four years to complete, and it was actually commissioned before he became king in 2020. >> i think it's i think it's superb. and if anybody's getting me a going away present from gb news. >> where are you going? >> where are you going? >> i'm not going anywhere. i mean, if, you know, come retirement, he's got a karaoke career that let's talk about sex was pretty good. >> eamonn. >> eamonn. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, i might i might pick up a whole new career in that talking about sex. oh, gosh. >> help us. no no no no no. >> thank you kinsey. >> thank you kinsey. >> god bless. okay. see you soon. bye bye. so we like the portrait of the king. yeah. what do you think? let us know. let's have a look at other stories coming into the newsroom on this wednesday morning. >> well, in a new bid to kerb obesity levels, the nhs has started offering overweight men cash rewards for slimming down the trial, which paid men up to £400 to shed the pounds, was found to be more successful t

jonathan yeo said he aimed to catch the life experiences of the king in the portrait and hoped peoplee. that's it from me. i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there, good evening. it was cool and cloudy for many of us today with outbreaks of rain quite heavy through the morning from a front gradually pushing northwards and eastwards. north yorkshire under the front, staying rather damp and murky through the afternoon. some of the bluest of the skies, best of the sunshine, highest temperatures were across northern areas of scotland and not much is set to change as we head through the next few days. it will generally stay unsettled — showers at times, also some sunny spells, but sunniest across northern scotland, cooler and cloudier for eastern—facing coasts with plenty of threat and har moving in from the north sea and a southeasterly wind. here's our area of low pressure just spinning around, sending this front out towards the north and the east. but it's pretty much stationary as we head through tonight. it will still be given some rain at times, but a lot of th

jonathan yeo said he aimed to capture the life experiences of the king in the portrait and hoped peopleosity and humanity of the man. daniela relph, bbc news, buckingham palace. there've been violent clashes between riot police and thousands of protestors after the parliament in georgia voted through a so—called foreign agents bill after weeks of protests. critics are likening the bill to legislation in neighbouring russia — used to stiffle dissent and silence criticism of the kremlin. thousands of young protestors in the capital tbilisi chanted "no to the russian law." they see it as symbol that the former soviet republic is drifting back closer to russia and away from possible membership of the eu. rayhan demytrie has been in tbilisi. it has been a dramatic day in tiblisi with protesters clashing with the police after more than three weeks of demonstrations. at its heart is a fight over the future of georgia, that takes it to drc or one that takes it back to russia. —— that takes it to europe or one that takes it back to russia. the protesters _ takes it back to russia. the protesters

the portrait by british artist jonathan yeo was commissioned in 2020 to celebrate the then prince ofales's 50 years as a member of the drapers company. in 2022. in the new portrait, the king is depicted sword in hand with a butterfly landing on his shoulder. for hand with a butterfly landing on his shoulder . for the latest his shoulder. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news mark menzies. now it's back to patrick. >> good evening everybody. now it is time to wake up and face the facts. our universities are immigration rackets for low skilled workers , and we need to skilled workers, and we need to stop the ridiculous graduate visa scheme. it amazes me the way in which today's migration advisory committees report into university immigration has been reported by the british media. look at some of the headlines they say stuff like, oh, graduate visa route should remain in place, say government's migration advisers. all right . who are these all right. who are these advisers? they are five year university profess

so many red brushstrokes read after read, brushstroke, the artist jonathan yeo says he wanted to reference the history of royal portraits and the modern monarchy. will show him the king's deep humanity, evoking sort of the color of the welsh guards as we imagined. or as he said but here's what some locals i think it's nice, it's different. so what you see normally in a rural portrait it's a bit more modern. i would say it's very artistic and i don't it's kind of ghoulish thank you, madam speaking for all of us. >> we have cnn royal historian kate williams with us now. >> i will say it's just so untraditional i wonder what you make of this portrait well, charles himself seen both a surprise when we saw him unveiling it this morning at buckingham palace. his seem to stand back in shock and partly he did think it was var, the vibrant. but i what i think we have here is possibly another royal pr disaster on our hands because we've seen some verb is at pr disasters this year this portrait, it's modern. he's captured. charles is face very well. that's very well done, but the redness, i think it'

jonathan yeo, who is a portrait artist and son of a famous conservative politician in former times, hasal portrait of his majesty the king and he's wearing the uniform of the welsh guards . but uniform of the welsh guards. but it is a remarkable picture because the uniform almost fades into the background. and what you see from the portrait is the face, the head of the king it is unusual, to say the least . but i unusual, to say the least. but i have to tell you, i really rather like it. it's different, and it does capture king charles, i think, in a quite remarkable way. okay, that ends my career as an art critic. i'm sure, as the complaints will start to flood in with people saying they think it looks absolutely ghastly, now ozempic is very much in the news, but overnight, a report suggesting that it could be a wonder drug but doesn't just help you to reduce weight, but might stop you having heart disease. all of that in just now, professor john deanfield is now, professorjohn deanfield is my cardiologist. i go and see him once a year, and he checks my blood pressure and says to me. r

this guy jonathan yeo, is an absolutely brilliant portraitist . when brilliant portraitist.as chair, looking very contemplative at a polo. it was a brilliant portrait. and he also did that portrait of the two brothers, william and harry, in their household cavalry uniform, standing together casually . uniform, standing together casually. he's uniform, standing together casually . he's absolutely casually. he's absolutely wonderful. he's the son of tim yeo, who was a rather controversial, mp tory mp for south suffolk, not very far away from where i am at the moment, and if anybody wanted to have their portrait painted, they'd be very lucky to have tim yeo to doing it. but i think it's rather strange . you get the rather strange. you get the portrait of the king looking out in monochrome, almost, isn't it, from this sea of red. really. rather like if you've ever seen any old portraits of the green man looking out through a wreath of green leaves, it's a little bit like that. maybe a little bit like that. maybe a little bit sinister. i'd love to know what the king thinks of it,

the painting is by jonathan yeo, who has previously painted the likes of tony blair and sir david attenboroughghts my thoughts are people have painted an entire page and now they're just they're working their way backwards. >> the painting is less as they can. i would complain about it. i'd say, where's the rest, but i don't like the king. >> so you're referring to the fact that the head and the hands are quite apparent, but the body is a lot. yeah, i don't know how to describe it. it's a lot less, visible. >> it could be anything. there is a butterfly on it. i don't know if the butterfly payments to king charles being a bit of a nature lover or gay . i didn't nature lover or gay. i didn't know. i mean, he might be. maybe that's his way of coming out. >> fantastic . jonathan, you're >> fantastic. jonathan, you're a creative. what do you think, it's a bit spooky. the picture. it kind of looks like he's a guilty child who's been playing around with the candyfloss machine. it's sort of gone everywhere. >> do you think that might be your own projection? >> it did happen to me once. yeah, and a fun

what's the what's this on there, jonathan yeo, who was the artist who did the portrait of prince charleschallenging, but in a good way. >> the fiery pits of hell that prince harry created looks like a similar parker—bowles dream came true. okay, right . the came true. okay, right. the winner is henry rice, the wonderful patriotic adam brooks. there we go. right, very quickly now, who is your union jackass? >> another medical one. honorary. the world health organisation . in 20% of our organisation. in 20% of our vaccines, they want. if there's another pandemic , they ain't another pandemic, they ain't going to get them. this organisation is a joke. they were a shambles in the last pandemic. we should pull out. >> everything is. logo is like a snake wrapped around a spear. >> that's the international sign for medicine. >> don't like it? >> don't like it? >> is it? >> is it? >> anyway, they're hopeless. >> anyway, they're hopeless. >> they're absolutely hopeless , >> they're absolutely hopeless, and i don't trust them. all right? i don't trust them. >> mine is the worst london mayor we cou

it artist jonathan yeo and this is the moment it was unveiled.- moment it was unveiled.. it was commissioned back in - moment it was unveiled. it was commissioned back in 2020, i moment it was unveiled. it was - commissioned back in 2020, before childs became king, when he was prince of wales. the artist has previously painted tony blair and sir david attenborough. and in fact the queen, camilla. what do you think of it? it is and in fact the queen, camilla. what do you think of it?— do you think of it? it is striking. it is do you think of it? it is striking. it is dividing _ do you think of it? it is striking. it is dividing people. _ do you think of it? it is striking. it is dividing people. we - do you think of it? it is striking. it is dividing people. we have . do you think of it? it is striking. i it is dividing people. we have put it on the bbc breakfast facebook page and lots of you have had comments to make. sarah says that she likes it — it's very different and the king is captured very well. imean, it i mean, it does, it is unmistakably him. . vassa says the