and it is — vincent van gogh's 1884 masterpiece parsonage garden at nuenen in spring. as stolen in 2020 during covid lockdown when a thief used a sledgehammer to smash into the singer laren museum near amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. for at least part of wednesday, we can expect a window of fine weather overhead. if we take a look at the satellite picture. we can see the rain—bearing clouds that affected par

and it is — vincent van gogh�*s 1884 masterpiece parsonage garden at nuenen in spring. covid lockdown when a thief used a sledgehammer to smash into the singer laren museum near amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. after a chilly start, some lovely sunshine. a beautiful afternoon in aberdeen. sunny spells in scotland and northern ireland with isolated showers, but the heaviest rain across east yorkshire, lincolnshire, north norfo

and it is — vincent van gogh's1881i masterpiece parsonage garden at nuenen in spring. vincent van goghear amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. apple's new iphone will not use the company's own brand lightning charging port. instead the iphone 15, which was unveiled today, will charge using the universally accepted usb—c cable — after the eu forced the company to do so to save users' money. our technology editor zoe kleinman has been taking a look. the theatre of a wealthy com

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and it is — vincent van gogh's 1884 masterpiece parsonage garden at nuenen in spring. ng off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered — until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on. and after three and a half years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days, but here it is, and i will hand it over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. john donnison, bbc news. what a story expecting for a look at the weather. a story of some of its autumn. today we had the last vestiges of some similar and we had the last vestiges of some similarand humidity. more a terminal 14 in the north of scotland. between those two air masses we've seen some heavy downpours and some thunderstorms break outs. some heavy downpours right no

bidding will start at $400,000 while a stolen vincent van gogh painting has been returned and none othere ikea bag. yeah, i know. that's exactly what i was thinking too. a well known art detective, arthur brand, says he received a message offering the painting. a dutch tv station took this video of him unwrapping the painting that was tucked inside that ikea bag wrapped in bubble wrap inside a pillowcase. the painting was stolen from a dutch museum more than three years ago during a covid 19 lockdown. its value was not given, but van gogh's works , of course, have sold for tens of millions of dollars. spring garden, painted in 1884, stole. in three and a half years ago on van gogh's birthday. it's one of the early works by van gogh, and it's back. and it took 1300 days. but here it is now. the thief was eventually arrested on dna evidence found at the crime scene. officials believe that the person who delivered the painting had nothing to do with the crime. those ikea bags, though, they're big. they're they are, right. i know in this ktvu idea of the day we asked image generator midjourn

vincent van gogh�*s1881i masterpiece parsonage garden at nuenen in spring. "he's back", he says. the work was stolen in 2020 during covid lockdown, when a thief used a sledgehammer to smash into the singer laren museum near amsterdam, making off with the painting under his arm. he was arrested a year later and eventuallyjailed, but the painting was never recovered, until now. arthur brand says the piece was perhaps too well known to be of any value to criminals wanting to try and sell it on, and after 3.5 years of trying to track it down, he was contacted by a man who wanted to give it back. it took 1,300 days but here it is and i will handed over in a few moments to the museum director and i think he will be happy. i'm sure he will. the painting, thought to be worth up to £5 million, is expected to be back on display next year. under 185 are the biggest audience on youtube. my favourite youtuber is a gamer called dantdm. i like, like, animalvideos. mrbeast. and parents and schools now rely on it as a tool to access great science content. but there's a new type of content creator

dutch art detective arthur brand said he was handed back a masterpiece by vincent van gogh, three andho came to his front door. it had been stolen from a museum south—east of amsterdam during covid lockdown. the thief smashed through two glass doors at the singer museum with a sledgehammer. in 2021, a career criminal was jailed for eight yea rs. thats all from us here in washington, i'm caitriona perry. we leave you with these live pictures of london. thanks for watching. hello. for at least part of wednesday, we can expect a window of fine weather overhead. if we take a look at the satellite picture, we can see the rain—bearing clouds that affected parts of england and wales during tuesday. behind me, there is another weather system that will be working into the north—west later on wednesday. but in between, a slice of clear skies, quite a cool, in fact, chilly start for some on wednesday morning, but some spells of sunshine. starting the day then across the highlands, very close to freezing with a touch of frost in places. compare that with 16—17 around some coasts of eastern and so

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actually a myth ; in fact, after a quarrel between van gogh and gen , the latter simply made up this gossip in order to scare the world community of vincente with a razor, my ear remained intact. dutch post-impressionism is impossible without van gogh, this is a unique case of a combination of hard fate and genius, which became known only after his death, and we are pleased to announce that very soon the most ecological, most beautiful and most interesting sour festival ate and cranes will take place september 23 to the reserves. yelnya and this means that the festival has been gathering everyone around itself in the swamps for 11 years nature lovers 25,000 hectares. that's exactly how much it takes up the place of nature reserves. it was created to preserve the spruce swamp, which is about 9,000 years old and is of great importance for bird life. and as you already said. there are a lot of cranberries there, and the hunt is already beginning. and there, by the way, the photo hunt for cranes is about to begin. yes, the fact is that the migrations of cranes landing in this very area is a spectacle - it’s actually incredible , so be sure to

van gogh did not like the activities of the order, and later the pastor. when van gogh writes his first work, the potato eaters, he meets with harsh criticism from vincent's from this gray-brown color scheme the great sunflowers and starry night will one day be born , the artist’s calling card has become his most popular work, sunflowers at the moment there are five variations of the work in 2022 the painting was attacked by environmental activists who doused it with tomato soup in the fight for pasta ecology. this is the application of a thick layer of paint with a palette knife. the entire series of sunflowers and the famous starry night were created directly on the canvas without using a palette using this technique. the story of the artist’s cut off ear is actually a myth; in fact, after a quarrel between van gogh and gauguin , the latter simply made up this gossip in order to scare the world community. winston was so worried about a quarrel with a friend that he injured his earlobe with a razor; his ear remained intact. dutch post-impressionism is impossible without van gogh - this is a unique case of a combination of hard fate and genius, which beca