oscar—winning film director steve mcqueen opens a new exhibition at the tate tomorrow. three. year three saw him and his team photograph more than three—quarters of a million year three children across london's schools. the project, which aims to be a visual snapshot of the people of the city now, was inspired by looking at his own school photo. brenda emmanus went to meet him. big smiles! for the last year this has been happening in london. class photos of seven and eight—year—olds that are part of one of the most ambitious art exhibitions ever staged. do you feel special? yes. you should do. it is the brainchild of steve mcqueen, an award—winning artist and hollywood director, now going back to school for his latest work. this was his class photo in the late 1970s. his plan — to turn that image into a picture of london in 2019. my first ever visit to tate britain was on a school bus. they brought it out here and then we walked in. it isjust about reflecting london and, you know, the future, our future. here we have photos of the test this morning. with so many schools

it is the brainchild of this man steve mcqueen, an award—winning artist and hollywood director now goinghen we walked in. so in some ways it is just about reflecting, like i said before, reflecting, like i said before, reflecting london. with so many schools signing up the challenge has grown and grown. three weeks later they are ready for the grand reveal. what you think is going to happen when these kids come in here and they see them? what do you think will be the response? that they are important. that they are on the walls of tate britain, and that they are important. the first visitors come as children from steve mcqueen‘s old school, it was really surprising and really amazing and cool and super falls top i feel amazing to be here. amazing and cool and super falls top i feel amazing to be herelj amazing and cool and super falls top i feel amazing to be here. i feel inspired. it is hoped that close to 80,000 young people will see the exhibition over the next six months. that looks like a great exhibition. this has been newsday on the bbc. stay with us. coming up we have the on the

the 0scar—winning, british film director — steve mcqueen — opens a new exhibition at the tate gallery to find out more. three, two, one, big smiles. the last year, this has been happening at schools across london. class photos of seven and eight —year—olds that are part of one of the most ambitious art exhibitions ever stayed. do you feel special? you should do. is the brainchild of this man, steve mcqueen, an award—winning artist and hollywood direct now going back to his own childhood for his latest work. this is class photo backin his latest work. this is class photo back in the late 70s. his plan, to turn that image into a picture of london in 2019. my first ever visit to tate britain was on a school bus and they brought us out here, and made us walk in so in some ways, it‘s just about reflecting, what i said before, reflecting london. with so said before, reflecting london. with so many schools signing up, the challenges and grown. three weeks later, they are ready for the grand reveal. what do you think is going to happen when these kids come in here and they see it? what do you

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spencer stokes reporting from bentley in doncaster. 0scar—winning film director steve mcqueen opens aross london's schools. the project, which aims to be a visual snapshot of the people of the city now, was inspired by looking at his own school photo. brenda emmanus went to meet him. big smiles! for the last year this has been happening in london. class photos of seven and eight—year—olds that are part of one of the most ambitious art exhibitions ever staged. do you feel special? yes. you should do. it is the brainchild of steve mcqueen, an award—winning artist and 0scar—winning director, now going back to school for his latest work. this was his school photo in the 1970s. his plan was to turn that image into a picture for london in 2019. my first ever visit to tate britain was on a school bus. it isjust about reflecting london and, you know, the future, our future. here we have photos of the test this morning. with so many schools signing up, the challenge has grown and grown. numberone! 2000 more to go! three weeks later they are ready for the grand reveal. what you think is going t

an exhibition by the oscar—winning filmmaker steve mcqueen — in which he photographed over 75, 000 schoolren across london. it was inspired by his one of his own class photos dating back to 1977. that's all. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. for many filmmakers and filmgoers movies are about escapism and entertainment. look at the listings in your local cinema and you'll see what i mean. but not so for my guest today. one of the most lauded and durable directors in the uk film industry — ken loach. he has made 27 films, he has won the biggest prize at cannes twice, and yet his films are the very opposite of escapism. his latest is an unrelenting, bleak take on the exploitation of workers in the so—called gig economy. if entertainment isn't his mission, what is? ken loach, welcome to hardtalk. thanks very much. a pleasure to be here. around five years ago, i seem to recall, there was some talk of you maybe not making movies for very much longer if at all. yet here you sit having just made another movie, sorry we missed you, before t

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to post an election update while on route to get the queen's approval for the bout to see about steve mcqueen which is always a very tough interview the role of formality is complete johnson returned to downing street to address the media and lay out his battle plan a stark choice he said between his vision of a u.k. quickly out of the e.u. with a dynamic free market economy and his opponent's plans for high taxation and more uncertainty come with us get it done and take this country forward. this is the alternative next year spend the whole of 2020 in a horror show yet underlay imagine waking up on friday the december 13th and finding corbin at the head of his technicolor all of a coalition in a newspaper column on wednesday the prime minister attacked jeremy corbyn the opposition labor party leader for targeting the rich with a vindictiveness not seen since stalin but on the campaign trail in the u.k. midlands mr corbyn insisted that britain's richest 5 percent had a moral obligation to pay more together we can do something spectacular we can transform people's hopes by the inclusiveness he

there's a new exhibition by the artist and film maker steve mcqueen — at tate britain in london.tal. his work is being displayed on billboards and posters all over london transport — the bus — the tube. the exhibition consists of class photos of 75,000 year 3 pupils — that's kids aged 7—8 — from more than 3,000 schools, all ta ken by photographers from the tate. it's a project about multi—culturalism dreamt up by the oscar—winning film—maker and artist after he found his own 1977 class photo. and it got our editor thinking about our own old school photos — can you spot a presenter of beyond 100 days? i can because it was in the headline but there you are at the headline but there you are at the bottom of the front row, i'm loving the stripy shirt. lets have a look at you. there you go! freshfaced. we haven't changed a bit! this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news. who actually won the spanish election? the socialist party have the most seats — but it's still a hung parliament — and it's the far—right vox party with the