the last time they were all together was in vincent van gogh's studio.is brother in 1889, saying, "wouldn't this be wonderful?" and bringing these three pictures together would be comforting. so, the only time this has been seen together is in van gogh's studio, 130 years ago? exactly. it's quite astounding. our colleagues sort of walk into the room and go... he gasps. so, that's nice. they are, as you can probably imagine, preparing themselves for a busy few months. david sillito, bbc news, the national gallery. it's almost time for the context, but before that, it is time to review these pictures. the king found himself in the middle of a scrum when he accepted a hug from a new zealand women's rugby player. as he was affectionately mobbed by the black ferns, he made the mistake ofjoking, "hug, why not?" great stuff. let's take a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. things should get a little bit warmer over the weekend, but right, now it's still cold out there. we've seen a lot of showers earlier on today, some dramatic weather watcher pi

the last time they were all together was in vincent van gogh's studio.ogether would be comforting. so, the only time this has been seen together is in van gogh's studio, 130 years ago? exactly. it's quite astounding. our colleagues sort of walk into the room and go... he gasps. so, that's nice. they are, as you can probably imagine, preparing themselves for a busy few months. david sillito, bbc news, the national gallery. time for a look at the weather. a day or pretty dramatic talents today, a day of sunshine and showers. look at this big storm cloud working over the skyline of london. and we have had some thunder, some lightning, a bit of hail mixed in with some of the showers, for example year in parts of staffordshire with really hefty hailstorms. the showers have been really widespread today, most of you will have seen a dam for two at some point in the day and with the cold air continuing to feed down across the uk, it is that that is bringing us the showery weather conditions. it is here to stay for thursday as well. more of those showers on the w

, you'll put it up as van gogh, van gogh, but the thing is that just like that, missing or lost worksp for auction, here you will need to involve experts, a specialist consultation, possibly a spectral or hydrocarbon analysis. you sold a drawing of leontev's arrest angel of death, did it also undergo such an analysis? i repeat to you, everything is strictly confidential with us. lieutenant lapina, i am not interested in the activities of your auction, and specifically the drawing of leontev's arrest. i understand, i understand, but i need, i need to look at my notes, i remembered, it was a children's writer, vishnyakova, tamara vishnyakova. asked where she got the drawing from? yes, she said that her grandfather had acquired several drawings from leontiev's heirs before the war, promised to bring more, thank you for the information, please, all the best, and you are not interested in van gogh, no, i understand, thank you, all the best, yeah, i couldn't imagine it then, and now he is so intelligent, polite... that alikhovsky could sell fakes, you didn't tell me about leontiev's drawing

collection of very prestigious ceramics, at 5pm, and at 7pm we have our evening sale, where the van goghh are going to be option. turning to the lifestream, but we are quite excited and we've seen a lot of interest and tremendous traffic interest and tremendous traffic in our galleries in the last few days. in our galleries in the last few deve— few days. clearly a lot of excitement. _ few days. clearly a lot of excitement. what - few days. clearly a lot of excitement. what does i few days. clearly a lot of - excitement. what does asian demand look like for the world of art and options? and hasn't changed the pandemic? demand has been very — changed the pandemic? demand has been very strong, _ changed the pandemic? demand has been very strong, we - changed the pandemic? demand has been very strong, we have i has been very strong, we have been here in hong kong forfour years and it was time for us to move into our own gallery and to have our own space, just like new york, paris and london have, where we can have our exhibitions, events, options, all in one place, and i think that's a refl

vincent van gogh or whatever it is. paintings were vincent van gogh or whatever it is .just hours after fellow activists was not looking for charity, but justice. okay, that's our haitian friend demanding respect, anyway, basically these just stop oil activists, they went back in for vincent van gogh just after a couple of their comrades had been sent to prison. so here it is. >> so . oh, no. no no . >> so. oh, no. no no. >>— >> so. oh, no. no no. >> oh my god, why are you doing that to people in prison demanding an end to new oil and that to people in prison demanc.ng an end to new oil and respect. >> it's that. is it a worse gaffe than sausages? >> it's up there, isn't it? no no probably not, probably not. >> yeah i mean yeah , absolutely >> yeah i mean yeah, absolutely absolutely ridiculous. i don't know if i believe i might be able to play you a little clip as well of, yes, i can. so three just stop oil supporters have today been arrested after two vincent van gogh or whatever it is . vincent van gogh or whatever it is. paintings were vincent van gogh or whatever it

the last time they were all together was in vincent van gogh's studio.ves for a busy few months. david sillito, bbc news, the national gallery. great painter. we will be right back. hello there. things should get a little bit warmer over the weekend, but right now, it's still cold out there. we've seen a lot of showers earlier on today, some dramatic weather watcher pictures. it took a while for the showers to push down into more southern counties of england, and here we saw the best of the sunshine. the showers have been heavy. we've had some hail in there as well, and we still have this very showery air stream with low pressure between us and scandinavia. we've got a northwesterly wind here, but the winds originating perhaps as far north as the arctic circle, which is giving us the chill. and as those winds do become lighter overnight and skies tend to clear, the temperatures are going to drop quite quickly, the showers retreating back to exposed coastal areas. so, for many of us, it will be dry and clear and probably a little bit colder than last nigh

sentenced to prison terms, fibia plumer got 2 years, holland got 20 months for pouring tomato soup on van gogh'siece sunflowers in the national gallery in london, i wonder what fate awaits etitvi. a fair deal for everyone, good relations with putin, a promise to come to kiev. donald trump spoke about this at a meeting with zelensky. trump did not support the kiev plan for victory, but dmitry melnikov will tell you how it all ended in the end. even before the so-called plan for victory over russia was presented to biden, sources in the administration who had familiarized themselves with it the day before, they called it a disguised list of old wishes, yes. the meeting itself in the oval office was no different from all previous visits by zelensky to the white house, the same general words from biden, who began his speech with the need to defeat corruption in ukraine about an invitation to nato, nothing specific. we must support ukraine on its path to membership in the eu and nato. ukraine will win and we will support you at every step. so, thank you for being here. zelensky has two blue folders i

just stop oil destroying another van gogh and his theresa may. right.s row from the bbc over israel . and this time bbc over israel. and this time hezbollah. why can the bbc not call a terrorist a terrorist? chloe dobbs gives us her take you with the saturday five live welcome back to the saturday five. a5 welcome back to the saturday five. as always, thank you very much for your messages about tonight's topics. i'm hoping that actually we'll get a lot of health care questions here. renee you've started off a real a real conundrum for a lot of people, but please do get in your questions for ask the five coming up later on. gbnews.com/yoursay is the link that you need, and we'll answer some more of your emails and all the rest of it then. but now we're going to get to chloe dobbs, who ? well, she's going to dobbs, who? well, she's going to dob the bbc. >> yes, i have got a bee in my bonnet this week about the bbc because they still don't know what terrorists are. it just doesn't make sense. i mean, they've had so much backlash , they've had so much backl

a new exception of adult charges vincent van gogh opens in the u. k. this week, more than 60 works displayed at london's national gallery show him in a new light. just tell me, i am vicious, but deliberate. this is the story of vincent van gogh that que rate is one to tell in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital of the costing of his elbow and his yet, and a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. but these paintings just as joyous . his subjects may be further patients suffering deeply seen him in the background . but he still finds b. c, the gardens at the hospital, a great to say despite his illness, this was a man planning his career coughing out his position in the 12th of the painting. these works, he wrote to his brother explaining how he wanted them displayed, but this was also a man who just a year later would kill himself. he's thought very much abo

just stop oil have targeted van gogh's sunflowers paintings again.ree climate activists targeted the artwork just an hour after two other activists were jailed for a similar protest back in 2022. the national gallery says the two paintings targeted yesterday were removed and examined , and were removed and examined, and were removed and examined, and were found to have no damage whatsoever . and it's also been whatsoever. and it's also been revealed that boris johnson considered raiding a dutch warehouse over a vaccination row with the eu. at the time, the astrazeneca vaccine was at the heart of the cross—channel row, with the former prime minister claiming the eu were slowing down the pace of the rollout in the uk. according to an extract from his memoir, mrjohnson convened a meeting of senior military officials back in march of 2021 to discuss the plans , of 2021 to discuss the plans, which even he admitted were, quote , nuts. well, those are quote, nuts. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mackenzie. more from me in half an ho

this is the story of vincent van gogh the cure rate is one to tell in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy as 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital after cutting off his elbow and his yet, and a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. these paintings just as joyous. his subjects may be further patients suffering deeply.

. for vandalising a priceless van gogh .h. well, is the gen z green dream over? well over to my panel dream over? well over to my panel. paul. this is pretty hard to compute. it's the people who bang on the most about being green. go on all the marches. turns out they don't do it themselves. >> you're not suggesting that they're virtue signalling, tom, ihope they're virtue signalling, tom, i hope surely not. >> you used those words, not me. >> you used those words, not me. >> it's possibly the case that they are. and it's possibly the case that they see these, you know, they have these high status opinions , don't they? status opinions, don't they? these high status beliefs when it comes to the environment because it projects them in a good way among their peers because of course, they're saving the planet and so on. and naturally we all want to do that. but surely the measure of it is that you practice what you preach. i think, you know, good things are done. as someone once said in small particulars. and therefore i think

vincent van gogh or whatever it is. paintings were vincent van gogh or whatever it is .st hours after fellow activists was not looking for charity, but justice. okay, that's our haitian friend demanding respect, anyway, basically these just stop oil activists, they went back in for vincent van gogh just after a couple of their comrades had been sent to prison. so here it is. >> so . oh, no. no no . >> so. oh, no. no no. >>— >> so. oh, no. no no. >> oh my god, why are you doing that to people in prison demanding an end to new oil and gas ? gas? >> not quite sure the words that someone said at the end there, but if they said, well, i think they said, then i apologise. but time for today's greatest britain, an indian jackass, right? so we're going to be quite quick with this, who's your greatest british dream? >> my greatest britain is. i'm sure you'll agree. patrick, i'm going to go with boris johnson. i actually think just the mere fact that he even considered going to all the netherlands to protect this great country, i think is excellent. >> does it take a lot to impres

months and i have three issues myself, there are things that i find astounding that was vincent van gogh writing to his brother theo and of course post for him, that is exactly what kelly did. kelly being a well respected artist he was notot given assignments he could pick and choose what he wanted to illustrate, he will be working on there is a guy in an adventure in menlo park new jersey he invented a fox and you speak into the slot and it repeats what you said and the editor said go down to menlo park and check it out. james kelly goes to the laboratories of thomas edison and this is a young inventor and kelly was sketched, there he is speak into the box and kellyanne edison became lifelong friends, all the illustrations that kelly made of edison you can see them in publications and edison laboratory. being kelly from harper's on his business card he had easy access to some of the most important people from new york city in the 1870s and 1880s and 1890s and while former president of new new york city kelly had the opportunity to sit and oppose an excellent opportunity to ask questions

you know, compare-- i don't want to compare artists here, but vincent van gogh never sold a painting in his life and now he's immortal. kelly sold hundreds of works, the salaried artist for harper's and scribner and he received commissions for sculptures, ten of thousands of dollars and didn't save a dime. no one know he was, he was literally forgotten about until generals in bronze came out and then a resurgence. part of the story, the great sculptures of the day, daniel french, and others, considered kelly like an interloper. he was a magazine illustrator. he doesn't belong here with us in the sculpture society. and so, you know, when they would put up monuments after the civil war, which was like the monumental age. how many monuments on the gettysburg battlefield, there would always be a contest that you would submit your design and so, kelly would make a design and sometimes they were just outright rejected. now, up in boston, there's a statue ever paul revere, and they had such a, you know, a contest. send your design and the artists were not allowed to sign it. they would put

where an array of artwork, including multi—million—dollar paintings by claude monet and vincent van goghhas been struggling amid a difficult macro environment. christie's apac head, francis belin, told me what lies ahead. the sales were down in the first half but the results were very resilient. the rates across our sector were very strong and the prices we achieved for the objects were equally strong. we are excited about the second half, we are very excited about this new headquarters we just opened a few days ago. clearly a lot of excitement. what does asian demand look like for the world of art and auctions? and has it changed the pandemic? demand has been very strong, we have been here in hong kong for a0 years and it was time for us to move into our own gallery and to have our own space, just like new york, paris and london have, where we can have our exhibitions, events, auctions, all in one place, and i think that's a reflection of how strong the demand has been from asian collectors, across categories of art and luxury, and what we see with asian demand is a very diverse pool of

a reactive us from protest group, just stop oil, have vandalize to vincent van gogh paintings london's national gallery gallery says, says they have been arrested and that the paintings are unharmed. so i came to hours of you to other members of the group were sentence for doing the same thing. 2 years ago, one of britain's most recognizable actresses. maggie smith has died age 89. it's a career spanning 7 decade. she appeared in harry potter and down abbey, and others. she's one of just 24 people to earn acting. triple crown, oscar and emmy, and to tony ward. for a cane helene has been downgraded to a tropical storm after leaving a trail. destruction in the southeastern us storm hit with historic ferocity as being land for more than 30 depths swamps neighborhoods, and left more than 3000000 homes without power. a urologist and journalist matthew could put she is in orlando, florida, monitoring the storm. i asked him earlier for the latest on holly bell. the good news lead is no longer tropical storm or hurricane it is post tropical meaning it's fully lots of tropical characteristics t

just stop oil have vandalized, vincent van gogh paintings london's national gallery gallery says they've been arrested, and the paintings are unharmed. the sun came hours after 2 other members of the group were sentence for doing the same thing. 2 years ago, one of britain's most recognizable actors, maggie smith has died aged 89 with a career spanning 7 decades. she appeared in harry potter and down abbey, among other films. she's one of just 24 people to earn acting. triple crown oscar in any and to tony award for a cane, elaine has been downgraded to a tropical storm after leaving a trail of destruction in the southeast us should with historic ferocity ends being blamed for more than 30 dead storm swamps neighborhoods and left more than 3000000 homes without power meteorologist and journalist matthew could put use in orlando, florida, monitoring the store. i asked him earlier for the latest on the lane. well, the good news lane is no longer tropical storm or a hurricane. it is post tropical meaning it's fully locks, a truck with characteristics that said part of the process for doing

just stop oil have targeted van gogh's sunflower paintings again. three climate activists targeted the artworks just an hour or two after more activists were jailed for a similar protest back in 2022. the national gallery says the two paintings targeted yesterday were removed for examination and were removed for examination and were found to not have any damage . and it's been revealed damage. and it's been revealed that boris johnson considered raiding a dutch warehouse over a vaccination row with the eu. at the time , the astrazeneca the time, the astrazeneca vaccine was at the heart of the cross—channel row, with the former prime minister claiming that eu was slowing down the pace of the rollout in the uk. according to an extract from his memoir. mrjohnson convened a meeting of senior military officials back in march of 2021 to discuss the plans , which even to discuss the plans, which even he admitted were, quote , nuts . he admitted were, quote, nuts. well, those are your latest gb news headlines. i'm lewis mckenzie. more from me in an hours mc

it's not the frames that van gogh would have used , so it's entirely have used, so it's entirely ridiculous caught, this criminal offence. the judge wants them to go to prison, not because he thinks that the frame has been damaged, but because he disagrees with what just stop oil is doing. >> i disagree with just stop oil ambitions, but paul isn't the state about to fall into the classic trap ? the trap it fell classic trap? the trap it fell into with the suffragettes? you send people to prison and you make them martyrs, and that actually going to prison is exactly what the sport of just stop oil benefit from, particularly when you do it to young women . young women. >> well, i don't know what happened, and i don't know what the court will decide, but i'm very unconvinced by the defence mounted by the artists for this particular reason that the artists, as i understand it, are arguing that lots of people have created art by acting in a destructive way. they cited the dadaists at the turn of the 20th century, but for me, it's all a matter of intent. the dadaists, even if you think they were

a new exhibition, the v dot jobs as vincent van gogh opens in the u. k, this week, more than 60 works displayed at london's national gallery show him, didn't you like charlie andrew as a vicious but deliberate. this is the story events and van golf. the curators want to tell in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital of the cussing office in la and his yet, and a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. these paintings adjust this joyous . his subjects may be further patients suffering deeply seen him in the background, but he still finds b. c. the gardens at the hospital a great to say despite his illness, this was a man planning his career, causing out his position in the world of the painting. these works, he wrote to his brother explaining how he wanted them displayed. but this was also a man who just a year later would kill himself, like he thought very much

next, twojust stop 0il activists who threw soup at van gogh�*s sunflowers painting have beenjailed. 23 sentence, while 22—year—old anna holland got 20 months. and ea fc, which used to be called fifa, hits stores today. one of the new features allows players to take charge of their favourite female teams. time now for ten seconds of the future of zoom. ai clones are more about attending meetings then doing the wholejob. it keeps things interesting, though. laughter that's our cyber reporter joe tidy trying to trick his co—workers with an ai clone. i've actually been an ai clone the whole time! right, you're all caught up. have a great weekend! hello. on friday, we had some furtherflooding problems, causing disruption on some of our road and railway networks, particularly focused around parts of the midlands. this was how one of our flood—hit communities in warwickshire looked like, and we still have a number of flood warnings currently in force — again, tightly clustered around the midlands. and of course, it's here where we've seen extreme rainfall so far this month. the wettest place

more than 130 years after its creation, we are learning more about vincent van gogh's masterpiece, thephysicists analyzed the painting's swirling shapes and say the swirls may make our current scientific understanding of turbulence. researchers are calling it an amazing coincidence and say van gogh may have had an intuitive understanding of how turbulence works. >> that's fascinating. yeah. coming up, a football icon sharing his recent diagnosis. what we know about his case. >> and big news in the soccer world. women's pro soccer they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna ge

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activists from the british protest group just stopped oil have thrown soup at two paintings by vincent van goghon's national gallery, just hours after two other members of the group were jailed for doing the same thing two years ago. the activists who were jailed on friday were given sentences of up to two years. elsewhere in new york, donald trump and president zelenskyy have met to discuss russia's war on ukraine. the former u.s. president and republican nominee in this upcoming election told the ukrainian president that the war would be resolved very quickly if he was to win back the white house. the ukrainian president expressed gratitude for the meeting and said he hoped washington support for kyiv remains strong. at least 33 people have been killed across florida, georgia and north carolina as storm helene brought flash flooding and fierce winds so much of the southeast. the storm beryl into florida's big bend as a category four storm on thursday night before weakening as it traveled north. cleanup operations are underway in florida. this was the scene in perry, about 50 miles southeast o

you know, i'm a fan of van gogh. >> st giles' raises a good point that the suffragettes were wrong to some, i've seen some eco protesters. just stop oil they were. i don't think they'd get away with it in dundee, to be honest. they were. they were gluing their hands to the road. >> so surely glue's not environmentally friendly. exactly. yeah. >> have you tried, have you tried that in scotland? have you glued your hands like that to the road in glasgow ? within? the road in glasgow? within? yeah, within about 20s. somebody would come up behind you and nick your mobile phone and have sex with you from behind. >> well, some people might be into that, not the mobile phone bit, but we're going to talk about p diddy later. okay. great. i'm all over that. but the thing is in spain i had huge respect for the spanish police because they didn't care. their hands were good, they ripped them up and i thought, good for that. so what you should then employ is people to throw salt just so it really stings. and then they'll just stop it. but what is interesting, i've seen the brand and it's heinz. wh

. >> van gogh's starry night which discovered in 18 89. but first, crews in back to the bay. the announcement coming from the robo taxi company. why do i care about paper so much? because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep it around. [angelic sound] see, she gets it. ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? >> whose is test drive again in the bay area? the robo taxi company announced on acts that starting today they're sending drivers to map the sunnyvale and mountain view area with the intention moving to supervise testing by later this fall. they say that resuming testing in the bay area is an important step forward as they continue to work closely with california regulators. the company has been unable to operate in the city following an incident last year where a woman was dragged 20 feet by a cruise vehicle after being hit by another car. crews have already resumed test driv

there mirror handin vincent van gogh. there mirror hand in your phone's bebe.f were told to hand over their phonesin were told to hand over their phones in the strictly come dancing bullying probe. the i have starmer and reeves to push ahead with cuts after facing down rebel mps. the telegraph president poised to lift ukraine missile ban. i don't think he could lift his own fork. and finally, daily star , mr and mrs. finally, daily star, mr and mrs. smithy wedding of the year is on. but will nasa give us a happy ending we crave? well, those were your front pages . so those were your front pages. so let's have a closer look at some of those front pages. we'll start with wednesday's guardian , steve. >> the guardian goes with pm, faces calls to aid poorest as winter fuel cut approved. it's worth noting this is the guts of the guardian now. not in favour of this. cut to the winter fuel allowance. carol vorderman was on the news being all angry about it. this i know they always say the time to do something unpopular is straight after an election, but how unpopular

i knew it, suspicion of the dutch artist vincent van gogh hope he is opens in london. this week. the 60 plus works displayed at the national gallery show, even a new lights away from that of a tortured artist. johnny angela has moved from london. ambitious but deliberate. this is the story events and van golf the curator's want to tow. in a new show of his works, the 60 paintings cause of his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south. the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the some flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital, after cutting off his elbow and his yet in a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. these paintings a just as joyous. his subjects may be further, patients suffer deeply seen him in the background, but he still finds b. c, the gardens at the hospital. a great to say despite his illness, this was a man planning his career coughing out his position in the 12th of the painting. these works, he wrote to his brother explaining how he wanted them displayed, but this was also a man who just a year later would kill himse

. >> physicist in china and france recently analyzed van gogh's masterpiece the starry night and they found the 14 swirls. as you can see there, the way the sky align with the theory of turbulent flow. that is a scientific name for a seemingly random movement of fluids like water. but, you know, it actually follows a mathematical pattern. >> a police officer in tennessee made an unusual delivery officers in ashland city not far from nashville. we're arresting the sky. they said he had an outstanding warrant in another county, but they sell a bouquet of flowers in the back seat. suspect said they were for his date, said he was on his way to get her when he got pulled over. so one of the cops took him to jail. the other cop, the partner decided to deliver the bouquet. >> they were supposed to be on daytime. >> we go the extra mile and when we can and at this point did, shouldn't it on the day? but at least so got to flowers. this is just weird. >> as for the suspect turned out, he was driving on a revoked license. so any of the suspended a warrant, they said in the other county never ma

two climate activists from thejust stop 0il group have been jailed for throwing soup at vincent van gogh'sere convicted of criminal damage for throwing tomato soup at the 1888 piece, before gluing their hands to the wall beneath it at the national gallery in london. the 2022 attack damaged the frame of the painting, but not the artwork itself. dame maggie smith, a british legend of the stage and screen, has died at the age of 89. in a statement — her sons said she died peacefully in hospital on friday morning. the star of the harry potter films, downton abbey, and much more won two 0scars during a career that spanned seven decades. king charles on friday described her as �*a national treasure,�* whose �*warmth and wit shone through both on and off the stage.�* our culture editor katie razzall looks back on her life. that was bloody brilliant. thank you for that assessment, mrweasley. her professor mcgonagall in the harry potter films introduced dame maggie smith to a whole new generation. little girls, lam in the business of putting old heads on young shoulders... but it was another teache

now, new exhibition of the dutch artist vincent van gogh opens in london this week. the 60 fast works displayed at the national gallery show him in a new light, away from that of a tortured artist, charlie angel every for somebody that i'm vicious, but deliberate. this is the story events and van golf the curators want to tell in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cause of his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers, but it also covers his stay in hospital, after cutting off his elbow and his yet and a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. but these paintings just as joyous his subjects may be further patients suffering deeply seen him in the background. but he still finds b. c, the gardens at the hospital. a great to say, despite his illness, this was a man planning his career coughing out his position in the 12th of the painting. these works, he wrote to his brother explaining how he wanted them displayed. but this was also a man who just a year later would

just stop oil have targeted van gogh's sunflower paintings again.ts targeted the artwork just an hour after two other activists were jailed for a similar protest. back in 2022, the national gallery says the two paintings targeted yesterday were removed for examination and were removed for examination and were found not to have any damage and finally, six rare sea turtles have been rescued and returned to their natural habitat thanks to the royal navy. the mission was part of a link up with two marine life organisations to deliver half a dozen loggerhead turtles to warmer waters after the creatures were washed up on uk shores and nurtured back to health. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to nana for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> good afternoon. it's fast approaching seven minutes after 4:00. this is gb news. we're live on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . it digital radio. i'm nana

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and your exhibition of adult charges vincent van gogh opens in the u. k. this week, more than 60 works displayed at london's national gallery show him in a new light, just telling you a vicious but deliberate. this is the story events and run golf. the curators want to tell in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 18. 88 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital of the cussing office a and his yet, and a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. these paintings adjust as joyous. his subjects may be further, patients suffer deeply seen him in the background. but he still finds b. c. the gardens at the hospital.

i'm just gonna buy that new exhibition of the dutch artist vincent van gogh hope he is opens in london. this week. the 60 plus works displayed at the national gallery show even a new lights away from that of a tortured artist johnny angela has moved from london. ambitious, but deliberate. this is the story of vincent van golf. the cure rate is wanting to tow in a new show of his works. the 60 paintings cover his joy, his 1st month living in the yellow house in the south, the front in 1888 full of hope. this is when he painted the summer flowers. but it also covers his stay in hospital after cutting off his elbow and his yeah, in a psychiatric asylum of these mental breakdown. but these paintings a just as joyous. his subjects may be felt a patient suffering deeply seen him in the background. but he still finds b. c, the gardens at the hospital. great to say despite his illness, this was a man planning his career coughing out his position in the 12th of the painting. these works, he wrote to his brother explaining how he wanted them displayed. but this was also a man who just.

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activists are locked up for throwing soup over a priceless van gogh. back in 2022.ill the eco maniacs ever give up? and of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful, he says , trying to flatter them. says, trying to flatter them. studio audience. my comedian guests. this evening we have bruce devlin and cressida wetton , bruce devlin and cressida wetton, who . so this is the show where who. so this is the show where we often talk about cancel culture. someone does or says something that upsets someone and their career ends. it doesn't always work like that though. some people seem to get another shot where others wouldn't. phillip schofield will be back on our screens this week in a bid to relaunch his career. it wasn't that long ago that a scandal broke about his relationship with a younger runner that phillip himself called unwise but not illegal, which is how most of us would describe wearing socks and sandals. but he kind of had a point. he found himself out of work, out of favour, and having to queue up to see coffins

no, not the van gogh. well, i mean, that's a example. but the example i was going to talk about is mona lisa. so the activists who threw the soup at the mona lisa and i have to say anybody who hasn't seen the video it's classic. and you should check it out because the folks at the love were so prepared. it was amazing. within 2 minutes, these activists threw it and started, you know, saying their speech and they had these black like screens that they just covered it. so you couldn't see you couldn't see the mona lisa and mona lisa. i think she went down. right. because had a whole thing going there. but they closed it. so the activists were stuck and nobody could see them. wow. so they couldn't so theoretically was to keep it from going viral and to keep people from being able to pay attention to it. but what's really interesting about it is, you know, course, i think it calls and they all say, well, why are they doing this? this is terrible. it's the mona lisa. i mean, it's and, you know, it was on the covering the mona lisa. so she was

i'm not just van gogh. i'm not sure how. >> that's how the criminal justice system works.an get someone off doing a crime. >> well, they had a lot to say about it. they thought it would be outrageous if they were sent to jail for such a thing. but this is art in action, in their view. >> this isn't just about a stunt where they throw soup over a painting. this is about particularly, i don't know so much about this anna person, but this phoebe person who i've actually been on a panel with in the past, i've met her and she just keeps on doing stuff after stunt after stunt. she blocks cars in the roads. she's turned up at keir starmer's family home. although now i suppose we don't know whether he and his family were actually at that home at that time, or borrowing a penthouse, but, but but but she just keeps on breaching orders and rules and it's hard to see how actually anything will work other than physically putting her behind bars, because it's clear she's not going to follow any of the orders that have been given to her. any of the restraining orders or the restrictions

i thought you were going to talk about the van goghs. >> oh, no, no, no, no, the turner prize, there's there's an entry in this year's competition, and it's hot favourite. and you say it's a ford escort, an old ford escort with a massive doily on the top. >> and that's an and that's a piece of art in the turner prize is jeremy clarkson says in the sun today , sun today, >> it's that time of year when people with hairy armpits come together to talk nonsense about art . many will together to talk nonsense about art. many will say, i could have done that. yeah true enough, says jeremy. but you didn't. in the same way you never pickled a shark or submitted your unmade bed . you were too busy working bed. you were too busy working for a living. >> yes, exactly. >> yes, exactly. >> what a load of codswallop. absolutely. >> that's the sort of car that used to be given away on. play your cards right, wasn't it? >> that's right. yeah. >> that's right. yeah. >> you know, you could win it from bully. yeah. >> you could. yeah. >> you could. yeah. >> but anyway, put a massive doily on it and it's w