they beat ac milan 3—1 in their second leg this evening.enal went into this with a 2—1 lead from italy, but they really didn't start the game as if they we re didn't start the game as if they were trying to defend that. they went on the attack from the get go? no signs at all from arsenal they we re no signs at all from arsenal they were going to sit back and protect their two goal advantage that they won in italy. they attack from the off, and it can backfire. it looked like it might, when calhanoglu tour came from range, about 35 minutes in. what a goal. it looked like it would set up ac milan and you worried for arsenal's fragile confidence. a pretty soft looking penalty for a foul on danny welbeck. i think it was given by the official behind the goal. a lot of controversy about whether he might have dived. a pressure penalty, he scored and that restored the advantage. ac had more chances, but when xhaka's shop managed to find his way in, they managed to find a third and fifth overall. ultimately, a pretty comfortable evening for arsenal

let's go back to milan. james, talking to summon go back to milan.ustion with the politicians in charge. a lot of people telling me today they were not going to bother voting, how is the situation up there? here the funny thing, people say that but then turn out in italy is usually reasonably high. in other words people grumble but they grumble on the way by and large to the polling station. older people tend to come out and vote more than younger people. silvio berlusconi knows that, he knows older people watch tv which is why a lot of his campaign was based on tv, hoping for a strong turnout amongst older voters to try to counteract as you have been discussing the potentially strong showing of the 5—star movement among young people. one point from the land which applies to rome, you do not get a rosette in this election for being the biggest single party. that does not get you anywhere, you have got to find coalition partners. if five star movement is the biggest single party it's an enjoyable evening for them, but they would have to find coalition

last week they beat ac milan 2—0, a morale boost, but also a mental test, for in the second leg milanause. a penalty. back to welbeck. pressure. in a kick a stadium exhaled. arsenal aren‘t always suitable for before the watershed. though always a chance ofjump scares courtesy of a desperate milan with nothing to lose. arsenal ensured they had nothing to gain either. xhaka aimed for one corner and somehow scored in the other. safety. then time for luxury. they queued up for a third, welbeck got it. a competition which was never supposed to be a priority for arsenal has helped them regain a little of their identity. patrick gearey, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is an 0llie. tonight we talk to the excelled russian oligarch who believes blood and putin has lost control of the russian state. during the night on bbc

milan is at the forefront. is becoming more kind of an examples that the rest of us the least trying to copy and move in that direction so. i perceive me. as a more as a leader rather than backed by the overall situation. italy elects a new parliament on march the fourth and the question is what economic policy will the next government adopt. political parties are offering further reforms of various and competing kinds. populist party is a promising to end austerity and boost spending. opinion polls suggest they are in the lead. matteo a sponsor too is concerned about the election outcome it's unclear whether current policies will remain in place as an intrapreneur i'm worried about the election because italy needs stability and we've the last two governments so we had a lot of new. and we. we should the intention to change or and now we are again here at the vote tally everything can change every time and so or if it's a bit scary. the technology developed by a spotlight on his team of fifteen has made it to m

north london rivals arsenal built on their europa league win against milan on thursday with a 3—0 winwatford in italy's serie a, fiorentina returned to action on sundayjust seven days after the sudden death of their captain davide astori. the game was stopped in the 13th minute to pay tribute to the former italian international who wore that number. fittingly the man who took the place of astori, vitor hugo scored the games only goal in the 25th minute as the home side won 1—0 against benevento. that win also took fiorentia up to ninth in the table whilejuventus were 2—0 winners over udinese taking them first and with a game in hand over napoli who failed to win their match against fifth placed inter and lazio were held to a surprise draw by cagliari with milan winning at genoa. in the german bundesliga, on loan chelsea striker, michy batshuayi, scored twice including a late stoppage time winner for borussia dortmund in their 3—2 win over eintracht frankfurt keeping them third, a point behind schalke. co—leader, dread cut the lead on barcelona by a point. —— atletico madrid cut the le

milan's manzoni theatre.old stager and ultimate political player to work an ecstatic crowd? berlusconi may be banned from holding office, but he's back, thrilling supporters and proving wrong those who confined him to political oblivion. up in one of the boxes, laura capella. she's driven an hour to see her idol in action and she wasn't disappointed. you may think of berlusconi as right wing, but sharing the playbill are people like attilio fontana and his party, the lega nord or northern league. such is the trend of italian politics that berlusconi now sits on the left of a right—wing bloc with lega and another far right party. the new allies almost competing in attacks on immigrants that have dominated the campaign. there is talk in this campaign about sending back hundreds of thousands of immigrants. is that really a practical proposition? lega has a long history of racist politics. 0ne mp even blacking up in parliament, saying he'd get more attention that way. it's often attacked cecile kyenge, the countr

the light to land a plum deal to apply online immediately assuming you are in super into milan. and unexpected path to europe in the new era of chinese football. i. lost and a band. found and saved. one when he's reveals how one charity is giving pakistan's lost children a new chance at life on al-jazeera. one of the really special things that working for al-jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story as well we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as you know it's very challenging but it is but the good because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people we live to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audiences across the globe. winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media state p.r. machine let's go into overdrive. but just who is influencing. we just don't know yet where the lines we've been drawn between what can be said and what cannot. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity

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in milan no agro chemicals are part of the people's daily lives. the ground water is polluted with brahma sale here a herbicide that's now banned and believed to be carcinogenic and harmful to the digestive system drinking water is only available twice a week it's supplied by the state via tank trucks. the pesticides have made mulattoes groundwater unusable for decades to come the cause of intensive pineapple farming in the surrounding area. for years now she meowed but as she has been carrying drinking water from the distribution site on the road to her house it's traditionally been a woman's job most cannot korea it's too hard for some women so instead they use the contaminated water from the tap there are health problems we cannot say with certainty that it's because of the chemicals but we've noticed that that are a lot of miscarriages in the area there are children who drink the water because they don't know we manage that the water is polluted but we have to use it for. housewares get it or they look up and will use it to wash the laundry and

arsenal led 2—0 from the first leg, but milan scored first in the return match, with hakan shalkhanoluucing the deficit after 35 minutes. but then a controversial penalty from danny welbeck and a goal from granit xhaka — either side of the break — put arsenal in front. before wellbeck scored again to see his side win 3—1 on the night — and 5—1 on aggregate. elsewhere, dmitri payet was among the scorers as marseille won 2—1 at bilbao — and 5—2 on aggregate. lucas leiva scored in lazio‘s 2—0 win at dynamo kiev, as they went through 4—2 overall, and fernando torres scored twice as atletico madrid thrashed lokomotiv moscow 5—1 on the night — and 8—1 on aggregate. lyon are out 3—3 on away goals, after losing 3—2 at home to cska moscow. borussia dortmund are also out after a 0—0 draw at salzburg — who go through 2—1 on aggregate. sporting lisbon are through, despite losing 2—1 at viktoria plzen. a goal in extra—time saw them win 3—2 over the two legs. and rb leipzig drew 1—1 at zenit — to win 3—2 on aggregate. the draw for the quarter—finals takes place on friday. now, this is a washing mach

the gunners are traveling to italy to take on the seven—time european champions ac milan. in their last 13 under new manager genaro gattusso. we have to face milan and tried to give everything, absolutely key everything to qualify, in my opinion it will be a tight game, a tight tie because we are doing well at the moment and we are first focus on that. with less than a month to go until golf‘s masters, some of the world's best players are looking to hone their game at the valspar championship at innisbrook this weekend. tiger woods is playing at the tournament for the first time and still only finding his feet after his return from injury, but the 14—time major champion believes there's more to come. i think ithinki i think i have come around very quickly. i have only played ten rounds and so i know people keep saying that i have been... hulne, a little erratic and a little inconsistent but it is ten rounds, it is not that many. and bangladesh will be looking to turn their poor t2o form around in their tri—series with india and hosts sri lanka this month. the tigers have w

ac milan took the lead. danny welbeck equalised from the penalty spot. it is still 1—1.ght for that match against milan but he was a notable absentee in ryan giggs' first squad as wales manager. ramsey will undergo minor surgery during the international break. there were a number of surprise names in gareth southgate's squad for england's upcoming friendlies against the netherlands and italy. burnley‘s solid season has been rewarded with call ups for defender james tarkowski and keeper nick pope. bournemouth midfielder cook has been called up for the second time — you may remember he helped england's u20 squad lift the world cup last year. manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielderjack wilshere return to the fold as southgate takes another look at his options ahead of this summer's world cup. west ham games will have increased security in place after last weekend's crowd trouble in the game against burnley. an emergency meeting took place after the incidents last weekend which involved the captain mark noble at one stage wrestling a supporter to the ground.

coming up on this programme: arsenal stun ac milan to seal a comfortable europa league first leg wins gather to pay their respects at his funeral in florence. and ferrari are in flying form, as sebastian vettel sets an unofficial track record in barcelona. hello and welcome to the programme. plenty of europa league action this evening, and we begin in italy, where arsenal ended milan's13—game unbeaten streak with a much—needed victory at the san siro. arsene wenger‘s side got off to a perfect start, when henrikh mkhitaryan opened the scoring after 15 minutes with his first goal for the club. just before half—time, aaron ramsey made to 2—0, and that sealed arsenal's first win in five games in all competitions. milan had just one shot on target in the whole game, from giacomo bonaventura early in the second half, and the seven—time european champions face an uphill battle to reach the last eight.

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in attack arsenal's midweek victory over ac milan attack arsenal's midweek victory overac milan in attack for that. his third arsenal goal. less than two minutes after the flip it may have been cancelled out by a trip. ainsley maitland—niles gave away the penalty. troy deeney took it. he accused arsenal of lacking fight this season. petr cech responded with his fist. arsenal's feel—good sunday got rosier still. henrikh mkhitaryan left free to make it three. for him and peter check this will not feel like an empty victory. it was important to win today after milan, of course. it was a difficult game. like you get in the premier league. we had to battle and we did. we had some may be jaded legs at some stage. overall you could see the desire and the spirit in the team. we conceded an early goal, but i don't think it was because we were relaxing. we tried to be very concentrated and focused on the match. ok, it was this way, but we tried to do as better as possible from the beginning. the day's other game is at the vitality stadium where bournemouth are taking on tottenham. junior stanislas

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seth doan reports from milan. >> reporter: in italy this is the daly ritual. you don't hear the words grande, venti, or frappuccino. coffee is simple and straightforward. >> it's our way to enjoy the day. >> reporter: but ask maurtsio cazula about starbucks' plan to open and the tone changes. >> can we cut it? can we cut it? >> reporter: the seattle coffee giant makes for awkward conversation here. >> i like starbucks. i like star dukz. but it's like a big invasion. >> an invasion? >> yeah. >> reporter: tradition runs deep here in italy, and coffee is no exception. but with starbucks planning to open its first store here in milan next year is italian coffee culture under threat? after all the cookies and cream frozen cappuccino is already here. even before starbucks arrives, several american-style coffee shops are catering to changing tastes. >> can you make us a unicorn in the cookies and cream, please? >> reporter: david nathaniel has eight of these 12-ounce coffee joints and plans to open 100 in the next five years. >> cheers. >> reporter: here customers ca

ramsey is expected to play for arsenal in the second leg of their europa league tie with ac milan later, but giggs accepted the international break was "a good time" to have minor surgery. we have been in discussion with arsenal over the last couple of weeks and aaron has a small procedure, it's the ideal time during that break to get sucked in. he will be in the squad tonight for the game against ac milan but it's a good time to get this done and it is a blow because he is a quality player but it's the best thing to do for the future and four iron. —— and for the future and four iron. —— and for iron. also coming up in the programme: disappointment for great britain's wheelchair curling team at the winter paralympics. they miss out on the semi—finals and any chance of a medal. and could the ice skating double act of nick buckland and penny coomes be set for a dramatic career change? tiger woods has continued his comeback today at the arnold palmer invitational. woods has been in fine form and this putt on the seventh was one of a number of highlights from his four under par 68. it leav

to into milan within the space of really fifteen twenty years when those star names went and the next generation didn't quite live up to the same standards now it's what do we do and so this i think is a bit of a period where one has to be patient maybe wait for the stars to come back before we can really get to the next growth phase the j league was the first league that kick started the i league in australia m.l.s. started about going to see some of the j. league really was this of the blue touch paper and there's a very meant for many of the news of them emerging leagues where you have to fail in north america of course. i think in japan now even we have a tendency to be a little bit negative because what's happening now and say if you look at the first fifteen years to come from essentially nothing in terms of culture that was quite incredible you had before the daily you had a company league where teams that were called literally called the the the common factor that team became yokohama. f. minus they were nice sound they were they were a company team affected by the company and

milan, dortmund, atletico madrid, all the french teams, there are many good teams in there.an't win a medal in the wheelchair curling at the winter parlympics. earlier, they lost to hosts korea in their penultimate round—robin match. that result meant they had to rely on other to see if they could make the medal playoffs. but in the afternoon session, norway's victory over slovakia means the britain are out, even if they win their final pool match against china. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and i'll have more for you in the next hour. good afternoon, our main story: in the past hour — the leaders of the us, germany and france have issued a joint statement with the uk, saying the poisoning of a russian double agent in salisbury is an attack on british sovereignty. they also say that the use of the novichok nerve agent is the first offensive deployment of such a substance in europe since the second world war. theresa may is visiting salisbury this lunchtime, and has been to the park where sergei skripal and his d

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when i talk about risk oversight, a good example is milan, this is the manufacturer of epipen. that resulted in federal hearings, congressional hearings and lawsuits. as a result of that, shareholders voted in high opposition to the members of the board, members of the governance committee charged with risk oversight of these matters. in fact, one director at milan failed to receive majority support and they voted against that direct area as well as others. that director failed to receive support, just barely failed to, so shows evidence where your voting is having impact calling out or asking directors to be held accountable for their actions on the board. moving to the next topic of executive compensation. in the u.s. context, this is primarily in the form of advisory vote on c.e.o. pay. this is nonbinding vote, thumbs up or thumbs down on the prior pay. average support for this proposal was around 9 #%. sfers voted against 1 out of 10, which is in line what you're peers are voting as well. the primary focus is the alignment between the pay and the focus of the company. where

north of italy, milan is fantastic. a fantastic region, not only a city and milan will follow the fantastic trend they're into, because there's sort of continuity the thing is that we have two italies. i believe north of italy will go positively in the right trend they're into and the south of italy, unfortunately, i believe it will stay the same. this is the saddest thing. we have a fantastic role in italy. then we have this italy which is still the same since centuries now. >> obviously worth reiterating that she comes from the south of italy. she says she was worried about stagnation down there in terms of economic growth and jobs. the real challenge for whoever ends up being given this possible mandate to form a government is going to be not just uniting the country socially, it's also trying to unite them politically across a wide array of different policies >> very big brief particularly with a new leader coming into the country. >>> let's look at some key economic data points in italy to refresh your memory about

a perfect location for milan based photographer burnouts on so take it up.welcome to ghost village reads the sign at the entrance of town center tara takes pictures of a forgotten italy. he's been searching for such mysterious places since two thousand and thirteen. a lot better than. apart from the beauty and transformation of these deserted religious but i want to tell something about the depopulation not to tell you the regions that began at the beginning of the last century but i said when i was in the second world war also as a result of industrialization many villages especially in the mountains were gradually abandoned. by your logic you know was threatened by a landslide and was therefore completely evacuated in one thousand nine hundred eighty. the search for locations can be quite risky for. because he's also interested in what is still inside the crumbling houses remnants from the past. sometimes former residents like ninety year old rena or sicko may come here to look at their old houses and to reminisce. here's the entrance to the kitchen and st

as the screen for changing times a light artwork by the car mccune a design collective and at the milanartists tell the story of the opera house again five. to ten minute show covers the decades from its dedication in october one thousand nine hundred through its destruction in the bombings of world war two and its resurrection is the city's famous concert hall. i don't know if you thought that that it was the great value of this project and the effort comes from the combination of new methods with old materials. with the aid of new tech. ologies we succeeded in telling the story of the theater and we used all the documents gathered from frankfurt's museums to do so. for the case where photos illustrations and videos. all it takes place every two years it's also known as the bayani hole for light hearted tender urban design could last for six days. the aim is not just to decile visitors but to encourage them to rediscover the city and think about sustainable urban development. as a ship. i always thought i knew frankfurt very well or even the parts of it that my off the beaten track for

to explore the top of bed a couple that's about fifty kilometers north east of milan there's hardly atown in italy it has to be admitted that isn't rich in history and at typical italian flair but better government which is with its famous upper and lower cities separated by the unesco world heritage listed venetian walls is one of this country's treasures. they're going to as location and they helpline foothills assures that grandparent around the countryside all around. the name is a dramatic origin meaning something like mountain home. the first settlers came here in ancient times. tour guide barber sufi navigates the streets and alleys of the old town they're going to has a unique layout. and we have the lower city which is the modern part of this is where visitors first arrive. then we have the upper city which is historic santa. and thirdly we have the heels of these three parts of town are connected by two cable cars which the tourists and the people of bergen mo have been using ever since the late one nine hundred centuries that. they did that at. the heart of the upper city i

through to the quarter—finals of the europa league after a comfortable victory over italian giants ac milan the emirates stadium, with hakan shal—khanolu reducing the deficit after 35 minutes. but then a controversial penalty from danny welbeck and a goal from granit xhaka — either side of the break — put arsenal in front. before wellbeck scored again to see his side win 3—1 on the night and 5—1 on aggregate. you can find all of the nights results on the bbc sport wesbite. afghanistan have kept their slim hopes of qualifying for the 2019 cricket world cup alive. they beat the west indies by three wickets in the first match of the super sixes. only the top two teams will qualify. afghanistan removed chris gayle in just the fourth over, as the west inides limped to a first innings score ofjust 198. and despite losing more of their batsman than they would've liked, the afghans reached the total with three wickets remaining. they still need to win their last two matches to stand a chance of qualifying though. now for the best of sporting social media. and while indian wells is in full swing in

arsenal's midweek victory over ac milan perhaps reminded them of what they are capable. third arsenal goal. less than two minutes after that flick it might have been cancelled out by a trip. troy deeney took the penalty. he had accused arsenal of lacking fight earlier this season. petr cech responded with his fist. arsenal's feel—good sunday got rosier still. henrikh mkhitaryan made it three. it bee—l7 won't feel like an empty victory. it”. . ,, . . , “f““fi‘ for us to win “f“";“‘ for us to win toda was important for us to win today after milan. it was a different game. we had the battle, and we did. we had somejaded legs at game. we had the battle, and we did. we had some jaded legs at some stage, but overall, the desire and spirit in the team was good. bournemouth are taking on spurs. that has happened. junior stanislas had already hit the bar when he again found himself in space and found the bottom corner. bournemouth would move into the top of the table with a win. wales and italy are playing the final six nations game of the weekend. wales enjoyed their biggest six

after their troubles in the premier league, arsene wenger‘s side caused an upset by beating milan 2—0best on the night and now have it all to do in london. sometimes when you have a negative spiral it is difficult to get out. that is why it was important for us to turn the corner, especially when you have big games in one week of three games in one week. if you lose the one then it is a massive game, like we faced in the cup. more chancesin like we faced in the cup. more chances in the next one, so it was important to get out of that. atletico madrid are also in action on thursday and they look set for the quarter—finals. the spaniards are taking a 3—0 lead to russia, after a comfortable win over lokamotiv moscow in the first leg. now to golf and after barely playing for the past three years, tiger woods will start the bay hill championship as one of the favourites, later on thursday. in his prime, the 14—time major winner won the tournament eight times, but it's now nearly five years since he last picked up any silverware. iam learning i am learning how i can swing it and not swing i

paris and milan because they are asking and taking them to comelj think the noble lady is taking thes. when anyone thinks of the strength of the industry in this country and i think it is very unlikely it is going to lead overnight. obviously we will be in discussion with people such as the british fashion council and listen to their concerns and as i said we will continue with our negotiations as part of the leading process. lord henley. that is it. journey at the same time tomorrow for a look back at the whole week parliament. but for now, from me and mandy baker, thereby. —— goodbye. friday it will offer some dry, sunny moments across parts of the uk but also some rain around. areas in increasing chance force snow go into the later part of the days. through this zone affecting parts of eastern scotla nd this zone affecting parts of eastern scotland into north—east england. outbreaks of rain, health that in scotla nd outbreaks of rain, health that in scotland turning colder through the day. a bit of a patch affecting north—eastern parts of northern ireland, and area of rain edging

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misunderstoods that all of the so-called youth of milan did was tolerate moderation to christians. that has been done two years earlier in 311. unit milan isled a so-called because it wasn't theished as an edit, but document and the policy was one of genuine freedom of religion. the text of that edict makes it clear that that granted freedom of all citizens of the roman empire to follow that form of religion or that understanding of god that they felt was the true one. and a case can be made and robert and i both tried to make the case that that policy was really a reflection of the early arguments of the church fathers, such as italian and why can't is, who was a part of the court of constantine as early as the first decade of the fourth century. that story can be told in a book conveniently located in the back. it is only 340 days until christmas, so you don't have much time. get over there. [laughter] >> well, i think we are just about out of time. is that correct? or should i take a few more questions? two more? okay. some silly person has asked me a question in the facebook wo

sure it's me remains an attractive place to do business we caught up with some company found is in milan to find out what they say they need to make sure that businesses thrive. he's a man with a mission now and the store matteo esposito makes software that allows supermarkets to go online in three d. his technology is a world market leader it's just that not many know about it and that's partly to do with where he is you know when you're talking about food facial and design or he's ok when you're talking about technology. is different he also says the internet is still far too slow in many italians regions just like the country spirit prosy but no one's taking the initiative to change things here the taxation is high and it's difficult to raise funding since or maybe counties that are more profitable have more of them more easy then. in the world bank's doing business index italy ranks lower than romania but some hope to change that especially in milan the country's commercial center it's the home of one of europe's biggest digital asset management companies money farm founder paolo gal

ok we're crossing live to milan and the regional sites for the league party in the state of the paolo criminality welcome to the program. ok your party's leader says he expects the eurozone to collapse as quite a statement what makes him so sure about. the sort of could you repeat because you got the question. ok i'll just repeat the question for your party leader and he's saying that he expects the eurozone to collapse which is quite a big statement to make what makes him so sure about that. we're our intention is not waiting for you collapsing or we just too would like to reorganize the european union and we do want to be you know work around three people are asking with those. election result. so variety law and order so we don't want to destroy europe but we would like and you will. more attentive to our needs i don't know if you if you know the visit get out the group of. led by poland hungary and that czechoslovakia we have these sort of vision off europe or more conservative more attentive to people and we are not against immigration or generally speaking but we are against. un

the failed assassination attempt on the dance school girl in two thousand and twelve shocked the was milan i was targeted for promoting education for girls but she refused to be silenced and has become an international icon for women's education and human rights. the signs were there that this was no ordinary visit heavy security accompanied. dorival in islamabad the police convoy proof of the threat still faces from the taliban much about her visit has been kept secret but after a quick pit stop at this hotel the convoy was on its way again for an audience with the prime minister the schoolgirl turned posed to go for human rights proud to be back home with her family. whenever i travelled in a playing or a car in the cities of london and new york i was told just imagine you're in pakistan you're travelling to islamabad but you're in karate. but it was never true but now today i'm very happy. although. easy to understand. six years ago her activism nearly killed her taliban gunman boarded a bus asking who's. shot in the head because of a diary she'd been writing for the b.b.c. highlighting

they were all into church design, they were trying to make the milan cathedral, which is a grotesque monstrosity, it was a simple tower, they weren't allowed to, so they go to pavia, and they have gone to see a manuscript that vitruvius, the ancient architect had written, which says that the proportions of a church should mirror the proportions of a man. and leonardo, being a total geek, does hundreds of proportions, chin to the lip, gets it all perfect. and all of 'em do this drawing, they're like three different friends, they're doing five or six versions, to try to illustrate this, and then leonardo does it. it's a different class, because it's scientifically perfect, it's also unnecessarily beautiful. everybody else is doing little stick figures, he's doing a truly gorgeous guy. and as you'll see in my book, one of his friends, donato bramante, did a painting of the two of 'em together, and when you look at this intense stare, and the curly hair, and the well-proportioned body, as bramante called it, you realize it's a self-portrait. and so here's leonardo standing spread eagle,