going to shine any more and the singer scott walker, who found fame as a teenage idol in the walker brothershas died aged 76. coming up on bbc news, wins for northern ireland, scotland and wales and now england look to follow suit as they face montenegro in their euro 2020 qualifier later. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. theresa may has met cabinet ministers this morning to discuss her strategy on brexit as mps threaten to seize control of the parliamentary process. the prime minister's withdrawal agreement has already been rejected by the commons twice, and downing street says it will only put it to a third vote if it can be sure of winning it. but with time running short to agree a deal, backbenchers are tabling a series of amendments which would allow them to indicate a new way forward. this morning, the eu said the uk leaving without a deal now appeared "increasingly likely". our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. should the prime minister resigned to get a deal through? stern faces from some ministers arriving at downing street this morning, others manage

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this was a man who at the peak of his success in the walker brothers disappeared into a monastery toars on, those working with him saw a man wanting to move on from his past. the thing you have to remember about scott is that he was spectacularly famous. i mean in the mid—605 he was inspiring devotion second only to the beatles, you know, he was chased around. there were people trying to rip his clothes off, he was photographed wherever he went. he experienced full throttle celebrity and i think anybody who has been through that experience is marked by it. it is a very peculiar experience. # go ask the maid if she heard what i said # tell her to change the sheets on the bed # mathilde's come back to me... in the late 60s he went solo and embraced the work of belgium jacques brel but as the years went by, his sales dipped. i became kind of a leper. people really didn't want to touch me after, you know, commercially, after the albums i started to make. after that i don't know what happened. a whole lot of drinking! musically he went from this... to something rather darker, dissonant an

course his name is not scott walker and they are not brothers.ms, he likes jacques brel, so his music is a lot more confessional, a lot grander, his solo career, and then there is a fallow period, and you think maxi looks as though he has disappeared. he doesn‘t like fame a great deal, and then i remember buying an album in the mid 90s and it was a bit of a surprise, because suddenly this is scott walker back but it is altogether rather more avant—garde, and rather strange, an album called tilt, and he carries on in that direction. but throughout his career, people have gone back and thought, the 60s songs are fantastic, first cousins to the righteous brothers, that big phil spector sound, fantastically produced, then by the time you get to the last ten years it is pretty strange stuff he is creating. but he is one of the great sort of pop stars of the last 50 years, and what a strange and interesting journey. and a huge influence on many others. david, thanks so much. 11 days after cyclone idai hit southern africa — there are growing warnings ab

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the singer scott walker, one third of the walker brothers, who also went on to achieve solo success,ied at the age of 76. in a moment, it will be sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news: in beyond 100 days in half an hour, christian will be talking to the foreign office minister alan duncan, who has some strong words for his party. at 10pm, bbc news will bring you a brexit special as this evening's key votes happen in parliament. and at 11:30pm, we'll bring you a look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers. that's all ahead on bbc news. now though, it's sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. sterling work got england's fans raving after their opening euro 2020 qualifier. it's montenegro next. i'm here and podgorica where england will have to handle a fiery atmosphere. boxed off — casey wins on the pga tour and donald makes the top ten. krygios is being underhand again, but it pays off in miami. also coming up in sportsday: germany mark the start of a new era in style. england are on a high after their opening euro 2020 qualifying win, but

as one of the walker brothers, he featured on hits including no regrets and make it easy 0n yourself.lo everyone, this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. theresa may has met cabinet ministers this morning to discuss her strategy on brexit as mps threaten to seize control of the parliamentary process. the prime minister's withdrawal agreement has already been rejected by the commons twice, and downing street says it will only put it to a third vote if it can be sure of winning it. and after a phone call between theresa may and arlene foster , there has been no shift in the dup‘s position. but with time running short to agree a deal, backbenchers are tabling a series of amendments which would allow them to indicate a new way forward. this morning, the eu said the uk leaving without a deal now appeared ‘increasingly likely‘. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports. should the prime minister resign to get a deal through? stern faces from some ministers arriving at downing street this morning. 0thers managed a weary smile. the cabinet met first thing to consider one big quest

walker who has died at the age of seventy six he was lead singer for the nineteen sixty's band the walker brothersyou see it's included his son going to shine anymore but walker also won critical acclaim for a decade's long solo career as an experimental songwriter. the european parliament is preparing to vote tomorrow on a controversial proposal to reform e.u. copyright law well over the weekend tens of thousands of people marched in cities across germany to express their concerns about how the new rules will affect the internet right now if a user uploads text video music or photos to a platform like a you tube that person is responsible for respecting copyright restrictions the e.u. now wants to reverse that principle the new legislation would make platform operators liable for the content on their sites meaning that they could face legal action if laws are broken while the intent behind this is to force sites like facebook and you tube to monitor what users publish but critics fear and websites use automatic filters that also block material that's not restricted while opponents of the bill say

walker has died at the age of seventy six he was lead singer for the nineteen sixty's band the walker brothers use hits included the sun in going to shine anymore but walker also won critical acclaim for a decades long solo career as an experimental songwriter. a teacher for a remote village and kenya has won a one million dollars prize in dubai while peter to be she works in a government run a school that has just one computer and patchy internet access but the judge just said despite such obstacles you have made a huge difference to the lives of his students so rishi who gives away most of his earnings to the poor was awarded the annual global teacher prize in a ceremony hosted by actor. peter to. join as franciscan monk and science teacher peter tom peachey is crowned rome's best teacher. i think creates it's. believe it is sloppy to be among the best teachers while. being the best to be what. beachy works as a math and science teacher at a remote secondary school and kenya's rift valley drought and famine are common in the region and ninety five percent of people said kerry go school come

he shot to fame in the ‘60s as one of the walker brothers, singing on hits including the sun ain't gonnack on his life. # emptiness is the place you're in...#. the life of scott walker is one of music's strangerjourneys, a long retreat from ‘60s pop stardom. at first it was fantastic for the first couple of albums or so. but then it really wears you down. # the sun ain't gonna shine any more. # the moon ain't gonna rise in the sky...# this was a man who at the peak of his success in the walker brothers disappeared into a monastery to study gregorian chants, and even 40 years on, those working with him saw a man wanting to move on from his past. the thing you have to remember about scott is that he was spectacularly famous. i mean in the mid—60s, he was inspiring devotion second only to the beatles. you know, he was chased around. there were people trying to rip his clothes off, he was photographed wherever he went. he experienced full—throttle celebrity and i think anybody who has been through that experience is marked by it. it is a very peculiar experience. # go ask the maid if she hea

band walker brothers misfits include the sun and going to shine anymore he also won critical acclaim for a decades long career as an experimental songwriter. live from that still to come a kenyan man who is the world's best teacher will find out to how he transformed students' lives and what he's going to do with a million dollar prize money. israel is sending troops to its border with gaza following a rocket strike that hit a hunk northeast tuesday but hit a home northeast of tel aviv israeli officials say the rocket was fired from the gaza strip and blaming gaza's ruling hamas movement hamas has denied responsibility officials believe the rocket traveled about one hundred twenty kilometers to its target but it is rare for rockets from gaza to travel so. well from. your credit in jerusalem welcome so israel blaming hamas hamas denying it what's the latest. yeah that's right so far and no. but you know the strike. this report about an unnamed hamas official denies that hamas is involved suggesting somehow that this might be an accident again that has happened before now the israeli a

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host: your brother robert walker had just begun his second term in the house of representatives and fromentral pennsylvania. guest: yes my brother's district the northeastern boundry of the district was just south of three mile island so he spent a lot of time up in middletown and the area. those five days, they were five acute days of crisis, five days after the accident occurred when no one knew exactly what was happening, there was great concern, understandable anxiety on the part of the people of central pennsylvania but also policy makers and officials in the government. both the state and the federal government. and one of those officials was my brother bob, and he was up there every day trying to find out what was going on and what the risks were and what the chances were that there was going to be a major release of radiation. he tells the story, he lived in east petersburg which is within the 20 mile radius and he found out later that his neighbors were watching him and his house, they had their cars packed and they were all ready to go and they found that he and his wife sudden

host: your brother robert walker had just begun his second term in the house of representatives and from central pennsylvania. guest: yes my brother's district the northeastern boundry of the district was just south of three mile island so he spent a lot of time up in middletown and the area. those five days, they were five acute days of crisis, five days after the accident occurred when no one knew exactly what was happening, there was great concern, understandable anxiety on the part of the people of central pennsylvania but also policy makers and officials in the government. both the state and the federal government. and one of those officials was my brother bob, and he was up there every day trying to find out what was going on and what the risks were and what the chances were that there was going to be a major release of radiation. he tells the story, he lived in east petersburg which is within the 20 mile radius and he found out later that his neighbors were watching him and his house, they had their cars packed and they were all ready to go and they found that he and his wife sudd

brother is prescott jr., two years george's senior. his younger siblings are nancy, jonathan, and william, who was born when george was 14. >> kenny bung port, maine, is the home of walkers, the bush family compound. george bush and his brothers and sister went there every summer and were constantly competing in sports. >> they always wanted to win. but the story in the family was not to brag about victory. >> george comes home from a soccer game, says mom, i scored a goal. she says, that's great, but george, how did the team do? >> this is essential. do not understand george h.w. bush unless you understand the tension between his need to win the big prizes, to be number one, at the same time not to show off, not to be too proud, but to do both. >> just two months after graduating, george h.w. bush joins the navy to train as a pilot. >> my father writes that his father saw him off at the train station, and for the very first time in my father's life, he saw his own father cry. which showed there was a deep father/son connection. he must have been deeply proud of my father. >> george h.w. bush became the youngest pilot in the united states navy, and he flew off aircraft c

brother, robert walker, has just begun his second term in the house of representatives, and he is fromtral pennsylvania. thet: yes, he is from district where the boundary is just south of three mile island, and he spent a lot of time in middletown and the area. the acute days, of crisis, there were five days after the accident occurred where nobody knew what was happening, and it was great concern, understandable anxiety on the part of the people of central pennsylvania but also our hosting makers, officials, and in the government, both the state and the federal government, and one of those officials with my brother, bob, and he was up there every day trying to find out what was going on and what the risks were and what the challenges were if there was going to be major release of radiation. he lived in east petersburg, which is in a 20-mile radius, and he found out later that his neighbors were watching him at his house -- they have their cars packed, and they were all ready to go, and they thought if he and his wife left suddenly, that they were going, too. it did not turn out that w

brother sets his sights on another office. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, george walkerear. >> congratulations. >> for the first time since john quincy adams in 1825, a president's son reaches the white house. >> i know mom and dad have expressed that even greater than being president is watching your own son being sworn in as president. it was a joyful moment for the whole family but especially for mom and dad. >> they reached that iconic photo where he goes to the oval office for the first time as president and his father joined him and his father said, hello, mr. president. and he said back to his father, hello, mr. president. it was an extraordinary day in that family. >> wash "the bush years" at 10:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum

walker: i knew the question was better than the answer. [laughter] when president carter went up on sunday, he landed in harrisburg. one of the people who greeted him there was a congressman who is my brother, who is in the audience. led to theon governor and president and his wife on a tour of the plant. after the tour was over, there is a famous picture of the four of them in the control room. the technicians for the utility checks them to make sure they had not gotten an exposure. zero.'s read thornburg's read zero. .arter's read 100 that is not terribly dangerous those. -- dose. saidharol,d that would have been the time. it turned out that the readings on the president and first lady had not been cleared before. it turned out that in fact the exposure for the president and first lady were the same for the others. zero. but it took a few minutes for them to figure that out. bad timeid that was a for him. and this is a guy who was living through five days of crisis. you have two chapters leading up in the book that talk about the 1970's and the context for regulation. you deal with public attitudes. can you comment on two things. what was the health of the nuclear power industry? and the

the us star found fame as a teen idol in the walker brothers, scoring hits with the sun ain‘t gonna shinetill to come: a charity connected to the billionaire sackler family suspends new donations amid controversy over their alleged links to the us opioid crisis. dead rats stuffed with drugs and mobile phones have been found at a prison in dorset. the prison service says its the first time rats have been used in this way to smuggle goods into prison. the bbc‘s duncan kennedy has more on this story. it‘s the kind of security designed to keep people in and goods out. but here at guys marsh prison in dorset, that security has now been breached by this — dead rats. three of them, stuffed with everything from drugs to mobile phones. the items were sewn inside the body of the rats. prison officers found spice, cannabis, five mobile phones with their chargers, and three sim cards. it‘s thought the rats were probably thrown over this perimeter fence, which measures about 20 feet high. the prison service says it‘s the first recorded case of rats being used in this way. guys marsh is a category—thre