son michael douglas yes he was the one who in the death of his father. on facebook. he was an i can distractable hero if the 2nd world war a helicopter crash and a stroke handwritten 3 years old what a fighter and to quote his son from facebook to him and. gave just this private glimpse of the family life that was so touching for me. because we knew that the relationship between the father and the son was always a little bit complicated this was so and basis that he would never let his son when even when michael shouted. when he followed his footsteps as an actor this was a bit of a challenge but in the end i guess claimed to be just proud of him so they had a really strong bond. a typical sort of matinee idol as they were called and. he was a very good looking man but he did every talked about him not with his son he didn't compromise a toll road and never never career. and he never chose the easiest way you know especially in the beginning of his career it wasn't easy to work with him he had the reputation of being particularly difficult certainly was not one of th

yes, it will certainly live on, and he's part of a dynasty. of course he has a large family, and we've already heard from michael douglas and i'm sure we will hear doubt a tribute at the oscars on sunday. peter bowes for us there. prince william is hoping mental health will be the talk of the football terraces this weekend. the heads up campaign he leads uses football as a way of getting people to talk though some of the challenges. every football tea m from premier league to the fa women's national league will get involved. sarah campbell reports. 3.5 minutes left... the competition was intense. but the duke's team took an early lead. after six minutes of play, the final score... cheering 4-2 despite the opposition‘s call for var. it was a royal victory there was, of course a serious message from the event today. across two weekends this month, a focus in football grounds across the country will be mental health. football is covered by a roughly 16 million people in this country and if we can use the power of sport, use the power of football, bringing people together to have a really big conversation on mental health can only help people still

yes, it will certainly live on, and he is part of a dynasty. of course he has a large family, and we've already heard from michael douglas and i'm sure we will hear tribute at the oscars on sunday. peter bowes for us there from la. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbc mike embley. national and international news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. our weather is expected to morph into something very wild this weekend. but in the meantime, we still have high pressure to bring us fine and settled weather. in fact, you could call the next few days the calm before the storm. here is our area of high pressure, slowly retreating back towards the continent as we head through thursday and friday, but it's still going to be strong enough to influence our weather. light winds across central and southern areas means we could start this morning with some mist and fog patches, some of which could be quite dense and could be stubborn to clear. some areas might hold onto it all day. but for most it should clear eventually. and we should see variable amounts of cloud but also some sunny spells, most of t

yes. why don't we take... we were remembering kirk douglas this week. you had interviewed michael, speaking about him.o but he did. he just lost the oscar. 1956, the year i was born.” love your engagement in these stories. we have only got through to, we will get through some more. headlines coming up, we will see shortly. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. coming up before nine, we‘ll be meeting the surgeon who is back at the operating table after having both of his legs amputated. but first a summary of this morning‘s main news. video footage has emerged from china which appears to show officials forcibly rounding—up people suspected of having the coronavirus. multiple unverified videos — like this one — show the so—called quarantine squads at work. more than 700 people have now died as a result of the virus, with more than 34,000 infected. pressure is mounting on the prime minister over his decision to allow the chinese telecoms giant huawei to be involved in uk‘s 5g network. four former cabinet ministers have written to all tory mps asking those with concerns to speak