here not in soit the opera house but using it as a backdrop this year it's lab o.-n. showing on a stage overhanging the harbor's water on the edge of a city park this is the dress rehearsal for a full week run last year when common was shown here most performances sold out this is what opera was originally about it was a very very popular art form and here three thousand seats were doing twenty six performances of the one opera means that it's it's reaching the people but i think are important opera australia says engaging a wide audience is vital and outdoor opera with subtitles here is what brings in the crowds there's no things going on and i'm just trying to focus on what's going on so i don't sound french unfortunately certain this kind and i'm going to have what you think is an italian actually but would you. like them for other reasons and what do you think of the setting yeah it's amazing they've using sane or not they're not fast at all now that i just love seeing is i don't understand to tell you no french or anything but i like that. i like the fact that

december opera house and the church of our lady got a clue where i am yes that's right i mean dressed it. behind me you can see the last of its bridge the metal construction that they back to the nineteenth century is but one of the famous landmarks of saxony capital. i've got plans for today i want to discover as a much as i can here and dress and get an idea of the city's character and history some of the musts are the old masters gallery and the opera but i'll also take a tour of the city g.d.r. style and. besides that will be heading out to the elba sandstone mountains of paradise for hikers and mountain climbers. a viewer from colombia takes is out on the town in may be. and our weekly e-mail comes to us from south africa. my danger. it's in begins at a very historic spot cafe toscana first opened its doors in the nineteen zero one it was named after luis tested the wife of saks anees last crown prince she liked to come here to escape the pain of throw voile existence. she later when even further and eloped with a lover despite everything that people adored her. in order to give

and it's attracting a new crowd to the arts as andrew thomas explains the sydney's opera house is the city's most famous building but sydney's most successful oprah's a shown here not in soit the opera house but using it as a backdrop this year it's lab o.-n. showing on a stage overhanging the harbors water on the edge of a city park this is the dress rehearsal for a full week run last year when common was shown here most performances sold out this is what opera was originally about it was a very very popular art form and here three thousand seats where we're doing twenty six performances of the one opera means that it's it's reaching the people but i think are important opera australia says engaging a wide audience is vital and outdoor opera with subtitles here is what brings in the crowds there's no things going on i'm just trying to focus on what's going on so i don't sound french unfortunately so in this kind and i'm going there in an elegy thinking that's how initially but we do. them for other reasons and what do you think of the setting yeah it's amazing it of using fame

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. >> it's a big deal and the ceremony in san francisco was that the war memorial opera house, followed by a reception at city hall. details on the winners. jana katsuyama? >> it can be more powerful than the most forbidding adversary. >> reporter: the president of the goldman environmental foundation, susan gallman, launched the 29th annual ceremony. seven recipients were featured in a video narrated by robert redford. the north american winner was leeanne walters, a mother from flint, michigan, who exposed lead contamination in the water after she learned her own child had lead poisoning. >> for me, this award is assembled to my kids to fight for what is right. >> reporter: the winner from europe was a fisherman's daughter and her nonprofit, blue, an international movement against deep-sea bottom trolling, prompting the european union to ban the overfishing practice. >> we would rather die than cave into the rampant corruption. >> reporter: from the small community in columbia, a single mother of two was honored for fighting against illegal mining and contaminated drinking water that

showcasing the pritzker prize winners most important works among them his most a piece the sydney opera house. this is a man who we wish was still here and of course we should celebrate one hundred years because he is such an icon. but son conceived the center as a venue for students to me to undiscussed their ideas for the future the building was completed in two thousand and eight sons lost work before his death the same year. crimes of the british monarchy can read up on the latest royal romance in a new graphic novel by michael freeze out the book entitled the royals prince harry and meghan markle describes how the couple met through a mutual friend twenty sixteen. topics include harry's time in the military and models act in korea. says had to marry on might in one thousand nine hundred wins a console. in demolition work has begun on the famous grandstand overlooking. the racing track. kilometer long race course was opened in one thousand twenty one and used exclusively for conversations until nine hundred forty when the stretch was integrated into a city motorway the last race on the of

out and say do you know we're not signing any any armament deals or anything like that but we the opera house i'm going to find this all going to fund that within your film directors to come and teach saudi arabian directors how to make films you basically if you go back just a little bit on on your commentary the lady from france see. you know this. this does not benefit syria does not benefit france in any way that is the question that is the main question that the french are going to ask and in order to do that i think moment when someone actually went ahead and answered that question before it was asked so now if a man remark wrong gets gets asked how is this benefiting the french people he has got a small list a slew of things he can come out and say and so this is not going to change anything. the yemeni conflict isn't showing any sign of easing the number of victims just gets bigger why does macron still back at where is that moral outrage that we often see from european nations. i think it's it's it's covered underneath do vary of money. that's where it is because in all honesty franc

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he appeared on stage last night at the blackpool opera house, which was screening the final episode ofmany bollywood stars can claim that they got the acting bug by watching coronation street with their mum in south wales, but it was the first step on the road to fame for banita sandhu. she's a rising star of bollywood — the indian movie industry — despite growing up 5000 miles away in newport, where her love of acting was sparked by soap operas. haroon rashid went to meet her. this is one of the most talked—about bollywood movies of the year. october stars one of the highest grossing actress in bollywood, varun dhawan. but it's a fresh face on the screen that's got everyone talking, and she lives 5,000 miles away from mumbai. hello. how are you? well, thank you. banita sandhu is born and raised in the uk and i've come to her home near newport to find out more about her and her transformation into a bollywood star. i grew up in wales in a small village and when i was 18 i moved to london for university and it was a strategic move on my part, i have to say, because obviously i was study

tens of thousands of hungarians marched from the opera house to the parliament to voice their anger with the electoral system mr 0rban and his fidesz party built. they blamed it on his domination of the media and they called for new elections. translation: if we do not fight in a unified way, then we lose this battle. we don't want another 150 years of oppression. we do not want another era of eastern pressure and we do not want to see another wave of retaliation like in 18118. but while his opponents protested, the national election committee completed their tally of postal votes. more than 200,000 hungarians in neighbouring countries took part. 96% of them voted for viktor 0rban. the final result gives mr 0rban 67% of seats in parliament. he commands the devotion of the 2.7 million hungarians who voted for him. but while his voters see him as a champion of national sovereignty against communists in the past and liberals in the present, he arouses the disgust of those who believe he's turned the country into a business venture to enrich his own narrow circle. another protest rally has b

of the wines in the bayview before opening the speculation we were part of bayview and doing the opera house every thursday i met local people putting their wares out into the community barbara is an work of a symbol how the neighborhood it changing in a a positive way literally homemade wine that is sold in the community and organized businesses both old and new businesses coming together to revitalizes this is a yoga studio i actually think be able a part of community going on in the bayview i wanted to have a business on third street and to be actually doing that with the support of community. >> how everybody reasons together to move each other forward a wonderful run for everybody out here. >> they're hiring locally and selling locally. >> it feels like a community effort. >> i was i think the weather is beautiful that is what we can capture the real vibe of san francisco i love it i can go ongoing and on and on about the life in the. >> shop and dine the 49 promotes loophole businesses and changes residents to do thirds shopping and diane within the 49 square miles of san francisco by

hi there well i'm standing right now by the opera house in the center of town next to freedom square appropriate for the opposition movement that has been so active on the streets of you about over the last few weeks and it's had this extraordinary momentum with the resignation of the prime minister says i can see an end now the news that next week the parliament is going to appoint a new prime minister and that is very significant news now what the reason i say that is because the opposition wants a new prime minister post probably their own leader who would be head of an administration that would move armenia forward towards elections and oversee elections that would be free and fair that i'm going to introduce you to david pro-choice ian who is. a student leader he's part of the student union a very. significant in the activist movement here david can only ask you. how important a role the students have played in this movement and how you interpret seeing the in the announcement is going to be an appointment of an new prime minister next week. fortune during these protests during

the comedian greeted almost 3000 fans at blackpool opera house during the last of three charity screeningshe thanked them for coming to see the special finale of the sitcom, which was filmed before his announcement last december. it was really warmly received by the audience, according to our entertainment correspond. we have to wait until may and this is televised on the bbc. a long wait. let‘s have a look at the newspapers. sunday telegraph, amber rudd, the home secretary saying the police have enough resources to tackle the rising crime. you know we have been talking about a wave of stabbings and attacks and murders in the capital and around the country. the home secretary says it is not because of a cut in police numbers. the ongoing recovery of the skripals, an suggestion the cia may be able to help. once they leave hospital, which is an extraordinary situation considering how extremely u nwell situation considering how extremely unwell they have been in recent weeks but it looks like they are gradually slowly making a recovery and both of them talking, able to help the police with th

we play opera houses, and clubs, and it's just -- and to play with my son, and my other son is the touret a viagra band. i thought i'd have to go -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, i know those guys. yeah, i've seen the -- i've seen the commercial. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] one guy is out of jail, yeah, they're all real happy. yeah, they're real -- >> and it's the same two chords! >> jimmy: yeah, exactly, yeah. >> jimmy: no, he's not even holding the guitar. just standing straight up. >> oh, just like stop it. [ laughter ] stop it. so you get yourself with these young guys around you, and it's just great, and they all can play. it's just -- makes you young again. it's just great. >> jimmy: well, congrats on the record, having the record out. that's so fun. having a physical, having a a vinyl -- [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: i want to check it out. you've had a very long, successful career in acting. every time you come on i try to get you to just tell me a quick story about somebody you worked with, or something like that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: can you tell me

he appeared on stage last night at the blackpool opera house, which was screening the final episode of four of the commonwealth games in australia, there have been more medals for the home nations. in the pool the scottish swimmer duncan scott won the men's 100 metres freestyle, beating the favourite, chad le clos of south africa. 0livia breen took the t38 long jump title with a commonwealth games record on her sixth jump. the 21—year—old's victory is wales' third gold of the games. and englishman nick miller smashed a 12—year old games record, when he took gold in the hammer. the medal table now looks like this, with england in second place with 19 golds, scotland fifth and wales eighth. northern ireland are just outside the top ten, but picked their gold, as natalie pirks reports. a puff of the cheeks, a moment to savour. rhys mcclenaghan's first commonwealth games couldn't have gone much better. max whitlock. .. he usually performs miracles, but today the olympic floor champion showed he's a mere mortal after all. his routine was high difficulty, but also high risk. mistakes meant h

you arrived at blackpool opera house. they were playing the radio station from the show.cription for half an hour. it is edited but it was very funny. you got to see her saying, blt is a bacon, lettuce and tomato salads. clu b bacon, lettuce and tomato salads. club is chicken with lettuce and bacon. what is the u four. —— for then they wish on the second last episode of the second series. peter kay said then there were no more episodes. people did not seem to be happy with the resolution of kashi. they showed the second last episode and the last episode of the second series, and then on kimi subtitle saying, the next day. please don't give away the ending. itjust showed the last ever episode of car share. you will see that people seem pretty happy there is a resolution. did john and kelly gets together? are not giving that away. don't be silly. it comes at a significant time. peter kay would have been starred in his world tour? that's right. 113 arena dates starting off in birmingham. they were cancelled a month after he announced them. the explanation given was family re

the comedian greeted almost 3,000 fans at blackpool opera house during the last of three charity screenings share. he thanked them for coming to see the special finale of the sitcom, which was filmed before his announcement last december. good morning. on thursday, seven people were stabbed in five separate incidents in london. as a surge of violent attacks continues, including more than 50 murders in the capital this year, the met police insist the force has "not lost control" of london's streets. in response, the government has outlined a new strategy to tackle serious violence, including a new task force, and tougher controls on the purchase of knives and corrosive substances in england and wales. criminologist simon harding joins us from our london newsroom. good morning. thank you for your time. we know that trying to solve this terrible problem will take many, this terrible problem will take any this terrible problem will take many, many different strategies. but looking at the law and this new offensive weapons bill, how effective do you think this might potentially be? i think the g

i run the costume construction degree in collaboration with the royal opera house and south east college all hand beaded as well. it is amazing beast skills are still being used and they are coming back into fashion, the more young people getting into this. plenty more coming up later and we will be looking at the breakfast logo, but first, the news, travel and weather where you are. hello there. what a day was yesterday. we got to 29.1 celsius in london. that made it the hottest april day for 69 years. today, another warm day, lots of sunshine to come from the word go. we do have some patchy mist and fog around western areas which will tend to clear away. it is cloudy in the far north—west of scotland. temperatures across the far north—west, still around 12 or 13 degrees, 17 degrees in aberdeen. a little bit around the coasts like it was yesterday. down towards the south—east, temperatures widely in england and wales getting to 23, 24, 28 degrees could be possible in the london area. through this evening and overnight, there could be some patchy mists which develop across southern areas

the world-renowned soprano began gracing the world's greatest opera houses decades ago. medal of arts in 2012. fleming is the first classical artist to sing the national anthem at a super bowl. i remember that. now she's making her broadway musical debut in rogers and hammerstein's "carousel." ♪ playing nettie fowler, flemming sings "you'll never walk alone" in what's known as richard rodgers' fufirst musical. thanks for being here. >> good morning. this wasn't something i was aspiring to take on new worlds. it came out of the blue -- >> from where, how? >> scott rudin, producer, and the director, andy einhorn. they said, would you consider this, we would love to have you. i thought hmm. i'm the kind of person who if i said no i would always wonder what if. i thought, yeah, i'll try this. >> how's the transition been from broadway? >> i knew it would be a shock to my system because eight shows a week is big. we're not amplified in classic music and can't do more than maximum three a week because we need the downtime. so this i thought how. a going to do this. amplificati

we play opera houses. we're touring again in the northeast in the summer. it's just a joy.d to see you, jeff. appreciate it. "looming tower" is streaming on hulu right now. >>> coming up next, a royally good dessert from nigella lawson. recipe for the queen of puddings. get out the blender -- it's a mixer. you knew that, jeff, didn't you? >> yeah. >> blender, mixer, whatever. this is "t od sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> we're back with "today" food. one of the biggest names on the culinary scene, nigella lawson. you wrote your first cookbook in 1998. it was a hit. it launched your amazing television career. 20 years later, the domestic goddess has 11 best sellers with more than 10 million copies sold. the latest is "a