singer—songwriter mahalia is nominated for three awards tomorrow, including best female and best album achievement she says has come at a time when musicians are relearning what it means to be an artist. i haven't done any live performances, which is strange, because i basically spent the whole of last year on the road, and, yeah, it's been a real, real roller—coaster, emotionally and just physically. it's been strange, but i'm trying to stay hopeful about it because i'm sure i'll get back on stage next year. until then, the mobo awards are showcasing all music of black origin in a year when it needs the support now more than ever. colleen harris, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. joining me are deputy political editor of the telegraph, lucy fisher and political commentator and former labour party director of communications, lance price. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. the mirror says ‘one down, 5a million to go' — reporting on th

singer—songwriter mahalia is nominated for three awards tomorrow, including best female and best albumtist. i haven't done any live performances, which is strange, because i basically spent the whole of last year on the road, and — yeah, it's been a real, real roller—coaster, emotionally and just physically. it's been strange, but i'm trying to stay hopeful about it, because i'm sure i'll get back on stage next year. until then, the mob0 awards are showcasing all music of black origin in a year when it needs the support now more than ever. colleen harris, bbc news. now, let's go to the louvre in paris next. it has a special offer. it is organising an auction to sell time up close with mona lisa. 0ther experiences going under the hammerarea experiences going under the hammer are a virtual tool with the museum's president and a walk along the rooftop with panoramic views of the eiffel tower and notre dame. flexing many museums around the world, it's suffering financially after lockdown restrictions had kept visitors away for months. christies is hoping to raise more than $10 million. now

singer—songwriter mahalia is nominated for three awards tomorrow, including best female and best albumns are relearning what it means to be an artist. i haven't done any live performances, which is strange, because i basically spent the whole of last year on the road, and, yeah, it's been a real, real roller—coaster, emotionally and just physically. it's been strange, but i'm trying to stay hopeful about it because i'm sure i'll get back on stage next year. until then, the mobo awards are showcasing all music of black origin in a year when it needs the support now more than ever. colleen harris, bbc news. that event will stream later on today and wednesday. a uniquely beautiful mountain in central china draws thousands of visitors each year. but with the influx of tourists comes a troubling environmental impact, so a group of litter collectors are putting their lives on the line to keep the mountain clean. tom brada reports. purged hundreds of feet up in the air, with an unforgiving vertical drop to one side, it's a litter collection route like no other. this man'sjob is to abseil down

singer—songwriter mahalia is nominated for three awards tomorrow, including best female and best albumment she says has come at a time when musicians are relearning what it means to be an artist. i haven't done any live performances, which is strange, because i basically spent the whole of last year on the road, and, yeah, it's been a real, real roller—coaster, emotionally and just physically. it's been strange, but i'm trying to stay hopeful about it because i'm sure i'll get back on stage next year. until then, the mobo awards are showcasing all music of black origin in a year when it needs the support now more than ever. colleen harris, bbc news. now on bbc news, veteran explorer robin hanbury—tenison, who spent weeks in a coma battling covid—i9, says the healing power of nature helped to save his life. robin was one of the first covid—i9 patients into derriford hospital. he may be a veteran of 30 expeditions, but surviving coronavirus would prove to be one of robinrobin hanbury—tenison‘s toughest experiences yet. every day was pretty brutal and we were pretty broken. the doctors ca

singer songwriter mahalia is nominated for three awards tomorrow, including best female and best albumi haven't done any live performances, which is strange, because i basically spent the whole of last year on the road, and, yeah, it's been a real, real roller—coasters, emotionally and physically. it has been strange, but i'm trying to stay hopeful about it because i am sure i will get back on stage next year. untilthen, the mobos are showcasing all music of black origin in a year when it needs the support now more than ever. coueen the support now more than ever. colleen harris, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. thank you, sophie. there was not as much fog around today in england but it is beginning to thicken up in places this evening. further north, a good day to have a big umbrella handy as the rain came tumbling down. it's been a wet day across north wales and the north west of england and the heavy rain moving down into the midlands followed by showers. ahead of the wet weather we have temperatures tumbling with a frost developing across parts of east anglia and the south

she joined the greatest -- greater salem missionary baptist church where the renowned gospel singer mahalia member. she also sang in the choir. she met and married her second husband, mr. andrew atchison, who worked for the diamond glue facktry. she found a job cleaning railcars for the pennsylvania railroad and worked there until her retirement in 1970. mrs. atchison and her husband became very productive citizens and developed a reputation for helping others less fortunate than themselves. and she became known to many as big momma. not because of her statute, but because she embraced any and everyone who needed help that she could help. she and her husband lived in the heart of the brownfield community until they were forced out make room for the illinois institute of technology. they protested and held marches around city hall but lost. after her husband died, she purchased a two flat building in the engelwood community and kept on helping people. on november 23, 2020, after 109 rose and three months, passed away leaving two 60 hters, 15 grandchildren, great grandchildren, 95 great great