jean-paul belmondo. -- of jean-paul belmondo. ♪ it is said to be a landmark trial in french history,he trial of those accused of and involved in the november 2015 paris attacks will begin this weekend. 130 people were killed when gunmen and suicide bombers attacked several venues in and north of paris. to accommodate the high number of civil plaintiffs and their lawyers, a large, temporary courtroom has been built inside the historic court house in paris, with proceedings expected to last nine months. we were able to get a look at the location. reporter: built inside the great hall of france's most historic courthouse, this courtroom is where the trial of those accused of involvement in the november 2015 paris attacks will take place. 45 meters long and 15 meters wide, the supersized temporary structure cost 10 million euros. >> [speaking french] reporter: 1008 hundred victims, including survivors of the attacks and the families of those killed, have filed a civil lawsuits. over 300 lawyers represent them. in the french in justice system, these civil plaintiffs take part in the crimi

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jean—paul belmondo — who's died at the age of 88.n later artists. he is influence comes from his ability to deliver these layered performances that are at once so cool without being intellectual or requiring deep consideration, they have layers of emotion and they suggest the world through his iconic gestures which he himself did not invent. he was working in the tradition of actors like humphrey bogart and marlon brando before him. his influence was felt american actors in the 70s like warren beatty, al pacino, robert de niro. he was iconic because he was not bogged down by in other words the actors that came before him but rather his ability to express a certain impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. _ impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. you _ impulsivity and vitality. that is interesting. you mention his influence on hollywood but let's concentrate for a second in france. he played such a cultural role.— in france. he played such a cultural role. yes, his role in the french — cultural role. yes, his role in the

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jean—paul belmondo — who's died at the age of 88.ry that is terminating bbc online this morning— social careful not the prime minister is to unveil an overhaul of the sector in england. and this is the big question— how do you finance the care of the elderly. he is going to vow to and catastrophic costs of social care. online you can also see analysis from laura kuenssberg but i will be talking about this with a leading economist next. i will see you in just a moment. well, the warm southerly winds have arrived and a dose of summer heat is on the way. but it's not going to last for very long. yes, a very warm and sunny tuesday on the way, but from wednesday onwards, late on wednesday, we could have thunderstorms in the southwest of the uk brought by this area of low pressure. but for the time being, high pressure over us, and notjust over the uk but much of europe. and here's that warm air coming in from the south, spreading across the uk. so the early hours look pretty quiet across much of the country. there will be some mist and fo

ros: one of the great figures of classic french cinema, jean-paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88 began his career in the theater, but in french new wave city a -- cinema, he became a household name. guest: around the world, the films people remember him for, most of those early 60's fil like "breathless" -- the probably most famous one abroad where he played a gangs against jane seaburg. it was a new wave film and that was his breakthrough moment and he played a character which he kind of riffed on for the rest of his career. a kind of lovable tough guy. a physical, ugly, mashed up face, but with a smile that shone through it. with his cheeky, laid-back charm, which was iesistible. in the 60's, it was a time when this new look france, modern france was becoming very fashionae. time magazine ran a series and jean-paul belmondo was on the cover, representing this new generation, the ye ye generation. this was the time of johnny halliday and alleyne debt loan -- and alaindelon. he was this action hero with a smile and cheeky look and he was a well loved figur his nickname, named aft

one of the biggest stars of cinema in france — jean—paul belmondo — has died. genres, including comedies and thrillers. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomaz. most of us had a fine day on monday, lots of sunshine and now a dose of summer heat is on the way over the next couple of days as temperatures are expected to hit 30 degrees in one or two spots. i think in the midlands is where we will really feel the heat. in the short term it is quiet on the weather front across england and wales. little bit more cloud and some dampness there in the north—west of the country. these in the morning temperatures, 15 in glasgow and london, a lot of us will be waking up to sunshine, some of us to some mist and fog which will last through the morning, and one of two spots, essentially speaking, a quiet day with hot sunshine particularly in the midlands, 27 in hull, mid 20s in the midlands, 27 in hull, mid 20s in southern and central scotland. on wednesday, we expect some showers, maybe some thunderstorms out west. hello and welcome. the autumn term is under way a

paul bell mondo. he died this week at the age of 88 --belmondo. he died this week at the age of 88.e was part of the new wave movement in the 1960's. there was a tribute to him this thursday. how well-known is he by the younger generation? serena sykes takes a look. >> an unexpected name on the back in honor of this local fan's favorite doctor. >> [speaking french] . reporter: for older generations, jean-paul belmondo driving scenes and fights were legendary, driving a generation of younger people. >> [speaking french] >> [speaking french] >> [speaking french] reporter: will parents and grandparents show the films of their childhood to their children? >> [speaking french] >> [speaking french] reporter: an icon in france of his generation, belmondo's memory will live on with his films, his passing from to many to rewatch or discover certain classics for the first time. >> time now for business with kate moody. good to see you. we are starting off with a series subject. kate: alarming reports from the u.n. development agency which warns afghanistan is teetering on the brink of univers

jean-paul belmondo was 88-years- old. and, emmy-nominated actor michael k.s found dead in his new york apartment today. he was best known for playing "omar little" on the hit hbo crime series "the wire", and racketeer "chalky white" in "boardwalk empire." his films included "12 years a slave" and "inherent vice". michael k. williams was 54-years-old. still to come on the newshour: the delta variant continues to overwhelm hospitals in places where vaccination rates are low. farmers in afghanistan face an uncertain future after the taliban takeover. tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political news. plus much more. >> yang: back at the beginning of the summer, covid seemed to be on the retreat in most of the country. president biden talked on the fourth of july about celebrating america's independence from the virus. but on labor day, the traditional end of summer, the delta variant is taking a huge toll. stephanie sy looks at where the country stands and where we may be headed. >> sy: john, to get a sense of how much things have changed, consid

brent: the french cinema after jean-paul belmondo has died died at the age of 88.shot to international fame in the classic "breathless," and became one of the biggest stars of france's new wave movement. earlier i asked our culture correspondent about his thoughts on france's late leading man. >> yeah, belmondo, he taught the world how to be cool. since that 1960 film, since "breathless," a classic, everybody around the world tried to be like belmondo, try to walk like him or to talk like him or dress like them, to smoke like h im. he was an incredibly influential -- actor, really around the world and inspired a whole new generation of acting style, even in the united states. the films he made in the 1960's inspired the new wave of hollywood cinema in the 1970's with deniro and al pacino. brent: after a short break i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around. we will be right back. anchor: hello and welcome to live from paris. here are the headlines this ur. this wednesday, the trial of the people accused of orchestrating the attacks of november 2015

one of the great figures of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died at the age of 88.atre, but shot to fame injean—luc godard's revolutionary classic, breathless, and became a key figure in french new wave cinema. president macron described him as a national treasure. the eu is accusing belarus of a blatant disrespect for human rights, after two of the main opposition leaders were jailed. the european commission called for the immediate release of maria kolesnikova and maxim znak. they were convicted of extremism and plotting to take power but deny the charges and have been jailed for respectively 11 and ten years. brazil's president has signed a decree aimed at restricting the powers of social media companies. jair bolsonaro said that the new legislation would protect freedom of speech. since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, twitter and facebook have deleted many posts shared by mr bolsonaro and his supporters deemed as false and misleading. on any of the stories featured i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the

one of the great figures of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died. he was 88.

parisians have been paying their respects to the french actorjean—paul belmondo, who died on monday agedalides. a charismatic actor who often performed his own daring stunts, belmondo switched from art house to mainstream films and became one of france's leading comedy and action heroes. in canada, political party leaders have just squared off in the second of three televised debates over who should form the next government. prime ministerjustin trudeau, who faces potential defeat in the september 20 election, used the debate to take aim at his main rival, conservative erin 0'toole. climate change has been the subject of several questions, taking up a pretty big chunk of time. features special guest —— guests on issues important to indigenous people. canadian political journalistjustin ling was there in quebec. he says it wasn't a strong performance from the prime minister. frankly it was a rough night for the prime minister. justin trudeau came in tonight i think fired up, excited, looking to put some distance between him and his main rival, the leader of the conservative party, especia

one of the great figures of french cinema, jean—paul belmondo, has died. he was 88.d welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express and broadcaster, david davies. good to have you both back with us. tomorrow's front pages, for those of you watching at home and have not seen earlier editions of the review, we start with the daily mail. "fiver a week to fix care crisis" is the headline on tomorrow's daily mail. the paper says that's how much extra money a typical worker will have to pay to fund new social care plans in england. the paper describes the governments plans as "manifesto—busting tax raid" to "bail out the nhs and fix social care". the guardian reports that borisjohnson will tell mps the health care system is in crisis and cannot be expected to recover alone. the prime minister faces growing rebellion over potential rises to tax, ahead of tomorrow's announcement. according to the telegraph, the prime minister is expected to reveal that national insurance will be

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