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one from edgar wright, director of shaun of the dead, baby driver and the forthcoming last night in sohoand russell mael... we are sparks. dude. ..joint creators of one of pop�*s most enduringly indefinable and hugely influential enigmas. from experimental american art rock projects to breakthrough uk chart hits, outlandish film dreams and insanely challenging concert tours, wright's energetic ode to sparks marries exhaustively researched archaeology with the sugar rush thrill of a heady teenage fan letter. aided by a bewildering array of interviewees from sex pistols' stevejones to weird al yankovic and richly illustrated with stills, clips and stop motion animation, wright lovingly documents sparks's century—straddling career, that has spawned 25 albums and seen the maels, whose musical annette recently opened the cannes film festival, crossed paths with everyone from todd rundgren to jacques tati. with such rich history to mine, it's unsurprising that this documentary seems at time to be a grand work of comic fantasy — an elaborate hoax by a film—maker with a sharp eye for a gag and a

in soho it is $40,000 per square foot. i not live outside in rent somewhere a couple of days a week because i'm working there. scott: it is a great question. people like being around people. people like being in soho, people like being in manhattan. there are more people who like being in manhattan than there are condominiums. they're probably not more companies that want to be in manhattan than there are office buildings. if you look at dollar per square foot pricing, it is $1800 for apartments and $800 for office. that is the reason for that. francine: are people changing what kind of real estate they want because of the hybrid working from home model? scott: there has been a value trend away from commercial real estate the residential real estate because we are doing more of activities at home in our residences. the kinds of real estate, people are investing more in residential real estate, they want that extra bedroom. that will be where they are spending a lot of time doing work. tom: tell me about the malls in the su

they were very scruffy, hanging around soho.one drummer before, called nick avery, but they wanted charlie. wherever they were in the world, it used to be said that charlie wanted to catch the next plane home. ros: i've heard those stories, too, but were they true? surely in his heart he loved it. >> it was a job. of course, it was a very high-paying job, but he was really never involved in all of the sort of scandal and the wickedness, eitheartificial or genuine wickedness that went on with the stones. he and the bass player got the backwash of the scandal, and they had to put up with it. charlie was blameless, but you didn't mess with charlie. he was the only stone who ever hit mick jagger. he put on a nice suit and lots of aftershave before he did it, but he did it. he came back into the same room and belted mick another one. that's part of his nascent history. ros: i think i've heard that story. isn't that one mick jagger referred to him as his drummer, and charlie watts didn't like it? >> yes. he kept on doing it. mick was

many people around the world will associate you with soho, central london, a bohemian art scene in the city. but in recent years, you've been doing your work in the middle of the suffolk countryside. has it changed the way you work and what you do? not at all. not at all? not at all. even though the atmosphere around you is so very different? not at all. i still get up at five in the summer and six in the winter and come into the studio and make a drawing and get going. if i stayed in bed, i'd just worry about everything, so it's far better to be up and at it. and yet, i suppose what's missing here is the community and the people and the buzz, but that... you don't miss it? we've got the buzz of the bees and the birds. i mean, people buzz about. i mean, not during the morning. they're not allowed to come. tell me about this, because you sound, even now, you sound very disciplined about your work. i mean, the early start, five, 6am, the determination to work every day. is discipline and work ethic really sort of central to you? yes, i'm very boring. i'm a total workaholic. i never go on

china's antitrust regulator is reviewing blackstone's offer to buy soho china. companies said the regulator may request additional information and no preconditions have been met yet. blackstone offered more than $3 billion for a majority stake in soho china in june. jp morgan has won approval from regulators for ownership of the securities joint venture. it is the latest signal u.s. financial firms are moving forward with plans to expand in the country despite tensions with beijing. saudi aramco's profit rose to 25 $.5 billion in the second quarter. the highest since 2018. pre-clash flow rose to $22.6 billion. aramco is the latest big oil giant to post bumper earnings. the company says it is positive about the second half. david: trading debuts on friday. similar moves to a lesser extent. cookout bank up 61%. still up substantially. also moving up today to a lesser extent, yields. have a look at where we are on the chinese yields. we are a little steeper on the back of the inflation story, which came out earlier could 9% ppi. 1% on cpi. the correction we have be

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i have gone from a large office in the middle of soho to being at home painting in my bedroom.have people come to the studio and see the work and talk to them and it not being in my bedroom and on a more practical level not smelling paint fumes every night and actually not waking up with a headache is really nice. while it may take longer for their careers to recover from the pandemic there is optimism for better times ahead. sarah corker, bbc news, hull. the subscription site 0nlyfans, known for its adult content, has announced it will block sexually explicit photos and videos from october. the announcement comes after bbc news had approached the company for a response to leaked documents concerning accounts which posted illegal content. 0nlyfans says it goes far beyond "all relevant global safety standards and regulations" and does not tolerate breaches of its terms of service. noel titheradge is here — what's this all about? 0nlyfans 0nlyfa ns is a 0nlyfans is a bit to subscription —based social media site that has grown hugely in the pandemic was 120 million subscribers to

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updated its website to allow customers to actually sign up for courses in cities like new york at the soho store. this morning, apple sent out another memo to employees in canada, brazil and the u.s. and other regions indicating this is no longer the case. they are postponing this. if you go to apple's website now you can no longer sign up. this does remain an option starting august 30 in europe and some other regions as well. emily: apple is not the only company changing plans. we have seen facebook, google, amazon, microsoft, all changing the return to work strategies as delta drags on. how much do you think these companies are taking cues from each other and cues from employees, given that schools reopening, there is a lot of fear out there. it seems like this is going to be with us a lot longer than we thought. mark: you're seeing a lot of consistency in how these companies are responding. he saw apple delay their office plans from september to october and several other companies delay their office return plans as well, and it was all apple who came up with a hybrid model and you've se

i was soho lost.but it was so stunning, such a stunning weaving together of these disparate elements in a way that i was astonished by it, and i think okay, it seems like a divine super genius situation to be able to do this to weave together these elements of my life that i was unaware of and i was not thinking of these elements and now i think if somebody put a gun to my head at my age and said who are you, i would've said this and that, it was a big thing of who i am, it was a big part of my identity because what did i do besides study, i would go fishing as a hobby, and then the light of the mind, figuring out the meaning of life and then thinking maybe we are on to something, talking about the collective unconscious and i came up with this image of a frozen lake in the conscious mind is the ice on the lake and the unconscious mind is the water beneath the ice were to talk about the collective unconscious. and i don't really believe that now because i ain't but that jesus reveals himself, but at t

he got invested and engaged with the trump soho hotel in lower manhattan at that time.rganized crime ties. donald trump, someone who never, ever used his own cash to purchase real estate, suddenly starts spending it in the mid 2000s. eric trump says, well, we used our own cash to buy the scottish golf courses, but they never documented that as a fact, it was their own cash or what particularly attracted them to those two properties. it is obvious with turnberry, one of his two scottish courses, it is a championship course, a course prized by anybody who is a golf aficionado. the other course he has in aberdeen, and i have been to both and reported on both from scotland, the aberdeen course has been awash. it is in a very almost god-forsaken location. it is a beautiful golf course but it never panned out and there's a real question as to what he was trying to do with that golf course and how he thought financing it was rational. the question being asked by the scottish court or the scottish legislature is just that, where did donald trump get the money to buy these cours

junio and you can see too that they've got a number of light carriers that just lost soho at coral sea, but they still have four other operational like carriers. so roughly speaking the correlation of air power in in the pacific at this point carrier air power is about two to one in favor of the japanese at this point and what that means for the americans is that we've been placed in the defensive sort of stance where we've got a ward off, you know blows from the japanese and the japanese have the initiative in this conflict next slide, please. here's what the situation looks like coming out of midway, you know, ouch if you're the japanese you've just lost the four best carriers in. inventory and about 3,000 sailors 250 carrier aircraft. this is a very very bad day at the office. the americans have lost the yorktown in return but the net effect. is that now the balance of carrier air power has kind of reached parity, which doesn't sound all that exciting but in the middle of 1942 in the dark dark middle of this year where everything is just going catastrophically wrong for the allies f

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the china antitrust regular is reviewing blackstone's offer to buy soho china.ular so they may suggest additional information. i was offered more than -- they were offered more than $3 billion in aid stake. j.p. morgan has won approval from chinese regulators for full ownership of his china securities venture. the bank had already moved to a stake to 71% in november. that's the latest signal that u.s. financial firms are moving forward with plans, despite tensions with beijing. haidi: a south korean parole review committee is due to convene on monday to discuss the cases of the samsung vice chairman. he could be freed on august 13 at the justice minister approves control cash parole, i should say, after serving prison time. what are we expecting from the review committee meeting today? reporter: today is certainly a big day for him. the justice mistry will decide whether to grant parole to him. liberation day would be august 18th. if a majority of the members vote in favor of him, the justice miniter will give approval later this afternoon. if all things go well

i've gone from a large office in the middle of soho to being at home painting in my bedroom.. optometrists across the uk say they're diagnosing higher numbers of children with short—sightedness since the start of the pandemic. the college of optometrists says this is down to less time being spent outside due to covid restrictions — and more time using screens. fiona lamdin has been speaking to one family about how they manage their eye health. like many children, keira, oliver and lauren love spending time inside on screens. right, guys, screens off, time to get outside, please. but their parents are all too aware of the damage it could be doing to their eyes. both ali and james are optometrists. with three young kids, they do spend quite a lot of time on the screen, especially in the holidays. and if they've had a lot of time on the screen, we are mindful to try to get them outside, because being outside, that can negate the fact that they have been sat on the screen all morning, potentially. and just trying to limit that time and make them have regular breaks. were are you

i've gone from a large office in the middle of soho to be home painting in my bedroom. bigger pieces, have people come into the studio and see the work and talk to them and it not being in my bedroom, and on a more practical level not smelling paint fumes every night and actually not waking up with a headache is really nice. and while it may take longer for their careers to recoverfrom the pandemic, there is optimism for better times ahead. sarah corker, bbc news, in hull. so, you can hear that that covid is already having a big impact onjob prospects. we will have a chat with some of the apprentices here working away. good morning, chris. you have had a bit of a radical career change?— had a bit of a radical career chance? ~ , ,, , change? absolutely, i spent six ears in change? absolutely, i spent six years in a _ change? absolutely, i spent six years in a major— change? absolutely, i spent six years in a major retailer - change? absolutely, i spent six years in a major retailer in i change? absolutely, i spent six i years in a major retailer in retail, and i have alw

este vecindario estÁ muy cerca de soho.uede llegar a ser contraproducente. reportera: sÍ, el estrÉs, insomnio, cansancio y hasta la pÉrdida de peso estÁ relacionado con la pÉrdida . reportera: otros educadores indican que las tareas estimulan la retentiva, la memoria y la comprensiÓn, tambiÉn impulsan la responsabilidad y los hÁbitos de aprendizaje. eliminarlas o no, un debate abierto sÓlo por las plataformas sociales. >> cierto nivel de tarea ayudar a la autoestima del niÑo, especialmente cuando esta fianza los conocimientos adquiridos en clase, porque lo hace sentir competente. reportera: competentes o frustrados, ¿ustedes quÉ prefieren? ♪ ♪ satcha: un buen debate que deberÍamos tener. maity: gracias. ya lo habÍamos anunciado, porque hoy todos los jugadores podrÁn deambular por los escenarios con la mÁscara del oso mÁs famoso, el oso peluche de nuestro querido ozuna, entre muchas cosas mÁs en la nueva ediciÓn de este videojuego, quiÉn mejor que el mismo suena para que nos cuente de ese nuevo proyecto. bienvenido, ozuna, b

i've gone from a large office in the middle of soho to being at home, painting in my bedroom.loud sheet cracks apart to allow some sunshine through, for example area in the peak district. we have low pressure to the west and this eco cloud working into westernmost areas is a weather front that has already started to spread outbreaks of rain in, and that rain is forecast to get heavier and steadier in northern ireland. eventually we will see splashes of rain for western scotland. the brightest areas most likely across eastern england, northern scotland, where you could see some sunny spells coming through. the top temperature of about 23 degrees. 0vernight tonight, this weather front will continue to move northwards and eastwards, with the rain erratically pushing in. there will be heavy bursts mixed in but also mist patches over the high ground and it will be a mild night. temperatures in liverpool and hull staying at 16 degrees for our overnight low. a wet start to the weekend but the weather front clear out the way and sunday will be the better of the two days of the weekend